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States. The committee kicked off

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witness accounts," Niles Police Sgt. Thomas Davis said.

of the United States.rr he said. "One of tite goals of the

The trucking company Perkins worked for is in

sister-city program is to

Frankfurt, Ill.

promote Vol'ld peace and business exchange. In Li-

Perlcins' truck spilled about

NUes authorities said

manowa, our sister city, they ask us why there is no visa-l'i'ee tl.avel,n

1,500 gallons ofgasoline onto Joseph Tatkowsky Sills tus petition as the Niles Polish Sister City Committee kicked ott its petition drive Friday at its annual party at Oasis Pool Fun Center. The petition drive is to make Poland a "visa waiver" country, easinq travel between the two countries. (0n luedertfStauf Photographer)

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the street, necessitating the evacuation 0115 homes.

Environmental offiejals

Poland is currently one of 931 1 LhidorAve corn

tanker

only fout' countries in the European Union excluded from America visa waiver

and work legally. They can earn good money and have

tion to include Poland in the VWP and has made

were being trampled on

waiver country. "I think Poland is close to being in the Visa Waiver Program, and with a littIe more progress we'll get

said some ofthe fuel spilled

into a storm sewer and 'We aregoing to address thepetitions to health care, They don't overtures to the president. worked its way into the program (VWP)r Which al- PresidentBarack Obama and Secretary of have to come to the Unit- In July, Ambassador Vie- North Branch ofthe Chicago Rivet lows foreign travelers to States." toi' Ashe told the Krakow State Hillaiy Clinton. Ithink about 1OOO edPrzyby(o enter tourists or fot busiDennis McMurray, a said his rights Post that Poland was very ness purposes for up to 90 as ari American citizen close to becoming a visa- spokesman for the Environsignatures should make a big splash." mental Protection Agency, days without ilaving to first 115

obtain a visa. The current visa process

Andrew Wywrot

in Poland can talCo weeks to

months and involves the nonrefundable purchase of a $100 visa application. To some the appi-oval and denial ofvisas seems like an arbitrary process hinging on the subjectivity ofa goyernment bureaucrat. Other countries excluded from the VWP are Greecer Cyprus and Romania. BuIgana was recently admit-

ted to the VWP, and the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania

and Slovakia, were all necepted into the program in November 2008

Government officials said Poland was omitted

are unlikely to relocate to

largely because it failed to

here illegally because

meet the required rate of

the United States and work

every time a Polish family member was denied a visa to travel to the tfnited States. In a personal story, Przybylo told of how his dying

there," he said. "But it's

probably a year or so

said officials were still

studying the environmental implications ofthe spill,

but did not expect to discov-

er serious contamination.

Niles Village Manager George Van Geem said the . Environmental Protection Agency had not contacted

her death because the

eants plan to overstay

Poland is part of the European Union, which allows citizens of member countries to ivork legally anywhere in Europe.

visas and work in the Unit-

For this reason Niles

Przybylo said. "Poland has

tinue to bring attention to the issue. "We are going to

political leaders. In June, U.S. Congressman Mike

Hillary Clinton," Wywrot said. "I think about 1,000 signatures should make a big splash."

"Anything down there will be washed away during our next big storm."

Comment:pioneerlocal.com

Comment:p loneerlocal corn

visa refusals in 2008, This t'ate is considered indicative of how many appli-

Trustee and restaurateur

Poland's rate in 2008 was 13.8 percent.

nt wash anymore," he said.

But many Polish activists

ropean Union. They can go

have said Polish workers

Cousin was denied a visa.

"I'm offended by it,"

away."

Meanwhile, Polish ac-

tivists like Wywrot and Przybylo said they will con-

him regarding the spill or any possible health hazards. Fie said any fuel spilled dur-

the accident went into been a great ally to this address the petitions to Ing a storm sewer and was not Andrew Przybylo said country." President Baraek Obama a major health concern. fears ofillegal immigration The issue has recently and Secretary of State "It's a storm sewer, not a should be discounted. gotten more attention from

ed States without permission. In order to be included in the VWP a country's visa-refusal rate has tobe

less than 10 percent.

mother was unable to see lier Polish cousin before

"That reasonjust does-

"Poland is part of the Eu-

to any country in Europe

Quigley, D-Oth, who repre-

sents a heavily Polish dis-

trict, introduced Iegisla-

combination sewer," hesajd.

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Nues' jobless rate doubles to lo percent While some economists claim the recession is inching toward an end. unemployment nümbers in Wiles liastrate just how hard the past year has heen for some. Accerdin te the Illinois Department et Eropleyment Security the jobless rate in Nues doubled tram 5.1 percent In November to 102 io June. The number of unemployed Nitos resideotu n June wan 1,491, cempmed with 898 a your earlier.

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Program could exempt seniors from finals By TONY BERTUCA tbertucal?tpioneerlocal.com

students are tested for adequate yeasiy psogsess, o1

he said. They have nothing personally at stake on

one incentive for students to do well on the PSAE in various high school," she

exano must have a 13-average in tine course, have par

School officials said the

saìd. 'Thins would take

any coo-oesponding assign-

Maine West exemption op-

place in only the first semesteo and would be run

ments in conjunction with

as a pilot psograrn.

not have an unauthosized

AYP, which does not pessonally impact stuscients as much as their high schools. Maine West dici not make AYP in 2008. Distsict spokesman Dave Beery said administrators at Maine West felt students

the second clay."

allow final-exam exemptions for 2009-10 seniors meeting certain perform-

would peoform bettes-on

Maine West Principal Audsey Flaugan wsote a letter

unce criteria on the Prais-ie State Achievement Exano. The PSA.E is given tojunios-s at Maine West over the course of two days.

Live to excel. In this cane

Wallace explaining the s-a-

the incentive wousld be one or two exemptions fo-orn os

tionosle feo- the pilot psogram. os study done in the

A Maine Township Fligh School Diotoict 207 educaLion panel voted Aug. 9 to

put fotward to the full

school boa-d a proposal

from Maine West High School's administsation to

The ACT, a test which is factored into collego admis-

sion, is administered the first day. On the second day

the second day ofthe PSAE if they wei-e given an meen-

final exam in the fis-st semester of their senios yooso uaVjr is os tendency for students to do buttes- on the t'is-at day of testing because they ao-e highly motivated,"

tien would only be pilot psogsoom, but Bocoy said it Could be instituted at other schools if it svere success-

ful.

to Superintendent Ken

2009 school year by the Assistant PrincipaPs go-cusp in

the Nosthwest Suburbs,

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the final exam and must

aaWe lìosct seveial student

absence fo-orn any couose

foi-toms and this request is in sesponse to recommendations made by students, teaches-s and administu-a-

foorn which the student

tors." Haugosn wrote that sto-

an excellent incentive and

dents meetingAYP in matin or o'eading could be exempt from one exam, while sOudents meeting AYP in both

cil was 100 percent in fas'os

subjects could be exempt from two exams,

proposal at its next suecOing.

In ouddition students who wish to be exempt from an

Coeeonoezst:pioeseerlocra1.coes

might be exempted fo-orn taking the final exam. asMaine West fuels this is

the Administrative Counof this," Haugan said,

Beeoy said the bern-d would consider Haugan's

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Poland and the United States.

to a truck driver who lost

rrho committee kicked off

control ofa 7,000-gallon fuel

the effort Friday at pool party at Niles Oasis Fun

tanker and tipped it over Aug. 3 at the intersection of Harlem Avenue and Oakton

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out to Polish organizations nci'oss Chicago to bring attention to the issue. 'Poland thi'oughot.it lijotory, has boon a true friend

of the United States.

lice Sgt. Thomas Davis said.

The trucking company Perkins worked for is in

loe

said. zOne ofthe goals of the

Frankfurt, Ill.

sister-city program is to

Nues authorities said

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lows foreign travelers to enter as tourists or for buoiness purposes fou' up toDO days without having to fii'st obtain a visa.

The current visa process

1,500 gallons ofgasoline onto Joseph Tatkowsky siqns the petition as the Nitos Polish Sister City Committee kicked off its petition drive Friday at its annual party at Oasis Pool Fun Center, The petition drive is to make Poland a "visa waiver' country, easing travel between the two countries, tOan luedert/Staff Photographer)

"We aregoing to address thepetitions to PresidentBarack Obama and Secretaiy of StateHillaiy Clinton. Ithink abo ut 1,000 signatures shoulcimake a big splash," Andrew Wywrot

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months and involves the

Government officials said Poland was omitted largely because it failed to

meet the required rate of

ernment bureaucrat,

canto plan to overstay

Other countries excluded from the VWP are Greece, Cyprus and Romania. BuI-

visas and work in the Unit-

gana was recently admitted to the VWP, and the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia, were all accepted into the program in November 2008.

the street, necessitating the evacuation 0115 homes.

Environmental officials

in Poland can take weeks to

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from America's visa waiver program (VWP), which al-

Perkins' truck spilled about

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only foui' countries in the European Union excluded

Cops ticket driver for gas tanker accident

ed States without permissien. In order to be included in the VWP a country's visa-refusal rate has to be

less than 10 percent.

Polands rate in 2008 was 13.8 percent. Bot many Polish activists

have said Polish workers

are unlikely to relocate to the United States and work here illegally because Poland is part ofthe European Unionr which allows citizens of member countries to work legally anywhere in Europe.

and work legally. They can earn good money and have

health care. They dont

have to come to the United States, Przybylo said his rights

as an American citizen were being trampled on every time a Polish family member was denied a visa to travel to the United States. In a personal story, Przybylo told of how his dying mother was unable to see

her Polish cousin before

her death because the cousin was denied a visa.

zIrm offended by it,

For this reason Nibs Przybylo said. 'Poland has

Trustee and restaurateur

Andrew Przybylo said fears of illegal immigration

been a great ally to this country.rr

The issue has recently

should be discounted, 0Tioat reason just doesn't wash anymore, he said. 0Poland is part of the Eu-

gotten more attention from

ropean Union. They can go

sents a heavily Polish dis-

to tiiiy country in Europe

political leaders, In June, U.S. Congressman Mike Quigley, D-5th, who repre-

trict, introduced legisla-

tion to include Poland in the VWP and has made

said some ofthe fuel spilled

into a storm sewer and worked its Way into the

overtures to the president. North Bi'anch ofthe ChicaIn July, Ambassador Vie- go Riyeu tot' Ashe told the Krakow Dennis McMurray, a Post that Poland was very spokesman for the Environclose to becoming a visa- mental Protection Agency, Waíver country. said ot'ficials \vere still al think Poland is close studying the environmento being in the Visa Waiv- tal implications ofthe spill, er Program, and with a lit- but did not expect to discovtie more progress we'll get er serious contamination.

there," he said. "But its

probably a year or so away.

Nues Village Manager George Van Geem said the

Environmental Protection

Meanwhile, Polish ac- Agency had not contacted tivists like Wywrot and him regarding the spill or Przybylo said they will eon-

tinue to bring attention to the issue. "We are going to

address the petitions to President Barack Obama

and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton," Wywrot said. "I think about 1,000 signatures should make a

any possible health hazards. He said any fuel spilled dur-

ing the accident vent into a storm sewer and was not a major health concern. zitrs

a storia seyver, not a

combination sewei;" he said.

big splash.n

"Anything down there will be washed away during our next big storm."

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A Maine Township High School Distiict 207 educetion panel voted Aug. 9 to

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The PSAE io given tojuniol_s at Maine West over the cous-se of two days.

The ACT, a test which is factored into college admis-

sion, is administered the lirst day. On the second day

tise socod day ofthe PSAE ifthey weregiven an meen-

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said. "This would take

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Lion would only be pileut

mosteo- and would be i-un as a pilot program. "We had several stulent forums and this request is in response to recommendations made by students,

the final exam and must

teachers and administrators."

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not have an unauthooized absence from any corn-se

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thing that can survive in a

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lias and Mola. Mougolias said he decided to own Twins because of

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Nibs police reported they have issued a traffic citation

Poland and the United States. The committee kicked off

to a truck driver who lost control ofa 7,000-gallon fuel

the effort Friday at pool party at Niles Oasis Fun

tanker and tipped it over Aug. 3 at the intersection of Harlem Avenue and Oakton Street.

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The driver, Lee Perkins,

man ofthe Nues Polish Sister City Committee, said his

39, ofManteno, Ill., was tickoLed foi' driving too fast for

group would be reaching

conditions and for making an improper left turn. "This was based on eye-

out to Polish ou'ganizations across Chicago to bring attctntion to the issue.

witness accounts," Niles Police Sgt. Thomas Davis said.

"Poland, throughout history, has been a true friend

of the United States, he

The trucking company Perkins worked for is in

said. 'One oftho goals of the

Frankfurt,

sister-city program is to

Niles authorities said

promote world peace and business exchange. In Limanogs's, our sister city,

Perkins' truck spilled about

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only foui' countries in the European Union excluded from Amei'ica's visa waiver program (VWP)r which al-

lows foreign travelers to enter as tourists or foi' business purposes for up to 90 days without having to first obtain a visa. phe cuiTent visa process in Poland can take weeks to

1,500 gallons ofgasoline onto Joseph Tatkowsky signs the petition as the hiles Polish Sister City Committee kicked 01f its petition drive Friday at its annual party at Oasis Pool Fun Center. The petition drive is to make Poland a "visa waiver" country, easing travel betwnen the two countries. (Dan luedert/Sta(f Photographer)

"We aregoing to address thepetitions to

and work legally. They can earn good money and have

tien to include Poland in the VWP and lias made

PresidentBarack Obaina and Secretwy of StateHillaiy Clinton. Itizink abo ut 1,000

health care. They don't

orel.tUres to the president.

have to conio to the United States." Przybylo said his rìghts

In July, Ambassador Vietor Ashe told the Krakow Post that Poland was very close to becoming a visawaiver country. "I think Poland is close to being in the Visa Waiver Program, and with a littie more progress weil get

signatures should make a big splash." Andrew Wywrot

months and involves the

Government officials

are unlikely to relocate to

nonrefundable purchase of a $100 visa application. To some the approval and denial ofvisas seems like an

said Poland was omitted

the United States and work

arbitrary process hinging on the subjectivity ofa goyornment bureaucrat. Other countries excluded from the VWP are Greece, Cyprus and Romania. BuIgIuria was recently admit-

ted to the VWPr and the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania and Sloyakiar were all accepted into the program in November 2008.

largely because it failed to

here illegally because

meet tise required rate of visa refusals in 2008. This rate is considered indica-

Poland is part ofthe European Union, whieb allows citizens of member coon-

tive of how many appli-

tries to work legally any-

cants plan to overstay

where in Europe.

visas and work in the Unitod States without permission. In order to be included in the VWP a cou ntryrs visa-refusal rate lias to be

as an American citizen vore being trampled on every time a Polish family member was denied a visa to travel to the United States. In a personal story, Przy-

there, he said. "But it's

the street, necessitating the evacuation of 15 homes.

Environmental officials said some ofthe fuel spilled

into a storm sewer and worked its way into the Noi'th Branch of the Chicago Rivei

Dennis McMurray,

spokesman for the Environmental Protection Agency,

said officials were still studying the environmental implications ofthe spill, but did not expect to discov-

er serious contamination.

Nues Village Manager

bylo told of how his dying mother was unable to see

probably a year or so

George Van Geem said the

away."

lier Polish cousin before

Meanwhile, Polish acPrzybylo said they will con-

"I'm offended by it,"

Environmental Protection Agency had not contacted him regarding the spill or an)' possible health hazards.

tinue to bring attention to

He said any fuel spilled dur-

For this reason Niles

Przybylo said. "Poland has

the issue. "We are going to

ing the accident went into

Trustee and restaurateur

been a great ally to this

address the petitions to

a storm sewer and was not a major health concern. "lt's a storm sewer, not a

Andrew Przybylo said fears of illegal immigration should be discounted.

her death because the

tivists like Wywrot and

cousin was denied a visa.

country. Iie issue has recently gotten more attention from

less than 10 percent.

'That reasonjust does-

Poland's rate in 2008 was

n't wash anymorer" he said.

13.8 percent. But many Polish activists

"Poland is part of the European Union. They can go

Quigley, D"5thr who represents a heavily Polish dis-

have said Polish workers

to any country in Europe

trick, introduced legisla-

political leaders. In June U.S. Congressman Mike

President Barack Obama

and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton," Wywrot

combination sewer," he said.

said. "I think about lr000

"Anything down there will

signatures should make a big splash."

be washed away during our next big storm."

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Lion would only be pilot po'ogram, but Beery said it could be instituted at otheischools if it wet'e success-

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the filial exam and must

AYP in 2008. District spokesman Dave Beeiy said administrators at Maine West felt students would pet-fol-m bettes- on the second day ofthe PSAE if they were given an meentive Lo excel. In this case the incentive would be one or two exemptions fo-orn a final exans in the fizst so-

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2009 school year by the Assistant Principal's go'oup in

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Maine West Prjncipat Audr'ey Haugan woote a letter

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In it study dono irs the

the, Northwest Suburbs,

finid exans exemptions vet-e listed as the numbet

teachers and adminjstoators." Haugan wrote that students meeting AYP in math or reading could be exempt frons one exam, while stotdents meeting AYP in both

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LOGGINS

HERSHEY FELDER PLAYS BEETHOVEN

& MESSINA SEPT-

FOLLOWING HIS TRIUMPHANT ONE-MAN RECREATIONS OF GERSHWmN ANO CHOPIN, FEWER RETURNS TO PRESENT THE GODFATHER OF CLASSICAL MUSIC,

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rowdy, and the police were called. Wally tried get out of the

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,Jtmne knew thumt theim' own

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away. Things bectmmmie

anntmal Jack Quedens Memorial Golf Tournament at Randall Oaks Golf Club

t'cmm1li a lu,t of nioney. Anti

realize that they \'eme acttmally giving the message to their children, especially Darlene, that undem'age dminking was OK.

that they needed to know that theim genetic history

compensated by trying to be the perfect wife anti mothec Neither Wamd nor

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BONNIE RAnT AND TM MAHAL

with her kids. They didn't

Things menily munched a emisis one night fom' both families. Wahly noci Darlene

June felt shame also

requested that Ward, June, Dan and Roseanne attend Families Anonymous meetlags. They learned many intemesting things at those meetings. They were told that 25 percent of eighthgraders have admitted to being intoxicated tu least once. They learned the importance ofsetting house rules and enforcing conso-

given a DUI. In court, the judge omdered both of them to an adolescent rehab progmam. The people who owned the house wimme the party occurred were also fined, lt tumned out that their son also had a major problem with both drugs anti alcohol. The rehab counselors

Perhaps most importantly both families now know that it is extremely important to encourage open discussion about experiences that may be difficult to talk about. It will be a long way back for Waily, Darlene and their families. Please watch this space to learn more about the things everyone learned from a very scary time in their lives. Terri Schmidt writes "To

One of their favom'ite family activities was going oui fom'

long as 1mo stmpemvised the

Beautiful weather greeted the 75 Knights of Columbus membprs and guests who teed it tip at the

aftem cmli, isn't that what

them enough money to keep a roofovem' their heads. Both ofthem had used alcohol pretty freely during their own teenage yeams.

pmise when he and June discovered that Wally had a drinking problem. Wamd was especially sensitive about this becacmse his own Luther had been an alcohohe. He had never discussed any of this with his owl] kids, because he t'as deeply ashamed. FIe forgot

with clad.

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am'ound, so imagine his stmr-

quest foi' perfection plmt so

aitci time di'eants of ntany children c'ill be l)mevemtted floua becoming meality.

together themselves. Theim

pizza and beer on Friday night. Dan thought that as

liremen in this aiea lirst iode in a Ilie truck at Kiddieland and decided that is what they wanted to do? And let's not Ibiget those wonderful trains. l-Io' ninny parents of children caught the bug of railroading and had a sotol) in the basement? Many lun hotus Kiciclielaitcl t'i1l be missed

charade of being the perfect son. At the other end of the spectrum, Roseanne anti Dan Cornier had done all they could do to keep things

that he was the best father

umaderage dm'inking. She

Kiddieland entertained geñerations of my family

qoences. This includes rules for curfews, driving, drinking and drugging. The Cleavers and the Connors now understand that it is crucial to call ahead to parents whose home is to be used for a pamty, It's important that they make it easy for their kids to leave a place where substances are being used. Parents can check in with school counselors and teachers if they notice a change in their kid's behav-

To YOUR GOOD HEALTH

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Mieczyslaw Jablonski to Jamie Boton Michael Perlove, $370,000,

Mark George Van Brenk Cynthia M Van Brenk, $430,000, July 23.

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Home Loan Mtg Corp to Karen Hodgson Adam Hodgson, $226,500, July 28.

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Piechowicz to Seth A Vamos Teresa M Vamos, S997,500, July 27.

Pasgilinan to Ai Ru Yen, $290,000, July 23.

639 Juniper Road, Middieton

9126 Shernoer Road, Bank 0f

Trust to Gordon Wittenmyer Lisa

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Ran Chase Bank to Faisal Amdani Asiya Moosani, $333,500, July 23.

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y:.ri Mvecite Ltitheai Genaril Rospitadkdvocate Lutheran General CIlildreno Hospital announces its 2009 Gala to benefit pediatric programs. 'Once opon a Ihme" will he Sept. 26 ut the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago. The eeent begios al 6 pin. with a cocktail receptìon followed by dinner and dancing at 130 pin. lickets are $250 per person: black tie optional. Call (841) 723-8682. Organizers hnpe to raise $150,000 to benelit tho Midwest Childreno Brain Tumor Canter and the pediotric homatology!oncology programs at Lutheran General Chiidrens Hospital.

Center of Cooceei The Center cf concern 1580 N. Northwest Highway. Suite 310. Puck

nldgn, (847) 813-0453, calendar of events inclodos: Tuesdays, Wednesdays tHeory week) - Employment counseling, by appointment. Wednesday, Aug. 26 - Grief and loss support group (call lestI. Satorday, Aug. 29 - legal counseling. by oppointmeet. Saturday, Ang. 29 - Blood pressure

und blood sugar testing, 10 uir to 0000 (no appointment needed).

The Hiles chamber of Commerce slates un inlormal breakfast meeting fur new members or new company representatives who want to learn more about chamber benefits at B am.

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pin. Satorday and 2:30 and 530 pin. Sunday. The circos featomo aerial acts, clowns, und horse and dog acts onder a big top. Food and beverage concessi000 will be availakle, No peto are allowed on (he grounds. lickots aro $15

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tse S p.m. to midnight Aug. 28 at Palmer Hoose in dswotows Chicago. licketo are 675 and Include live erster tuiemeot by three Chicago-based baoits: Roch stars Plain White Tn, Chicago Blues artist Melvin Taylor and the Gentlemen of Leisore DancE open barsu an array nf food stations created by the Palmer Houses Execotive Chef Stephen Henry and Pastry Chef Fabric: Beuel and a behind-thewcenes archi-

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mds Advocate ththers General Hospital is olfering a class dosigned fer childies who are enpecting a new buby in the family. Children ages 3 to 9 may participate in the class. Discussions ioclodo newborn behavior and reopens-

tectoral loor of the historic Palmer 0005e. The Palmer Osase is underwriting the event which enables 100 percent n! ticket proceeds to benefit the children and families served by the Good Mourning Pregram. Good Mourning is the most entensive. family-Incused childreos hereuvemeot program in the Chicago Area. Rainbow Hospice and Palliative Care is a nonprofit, ceromunity'based organization that serves the terminally ill atol their lamihen an well as those facing loss in the Chicaguland area. For tickets go to

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Space reseevations ore being accepted with receipt of payment for the annavi Community Garage Sale fi Craft Fair to be held rain or shine from 9 aro. to 3 pro. Oct. 3 oc the parking lot of Maine Township Teso Hall, 1700 Ballard Road. Park Ridge. The event will include the populur craft fair ut the same time. People may reserve anOby 16-font space to sell their own treasures at either event Spaces are $20 each for the garage sale er craft lair. and table rentals are amuilahie tor $10. Residents can also make a donatino of cash or merchandise to the Garage Sale. Devatienu will not be accepted sntil Sept. 28. Donated mer

children can help wilts the baby and family changes. Children will learn how to hold, leed und rhuper a baby. Childron may also tour the newborn nueserg. The nent class will be 10-1h30 am. Aug. 22 at lutheran General Hospital. 1775 Rempoter SL Park Ridge. To regioter call HeaittrAdeloor, I-000-323'862Z or go to veew.advocutehealth.cum. The reference cede for thin course is 8813.

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The lnihoma Rneeah Foundations annual Chicago Lymphomattron 5G Walk (nnncumpelitivel will be Aug. 23 starting from Lincoln Park at Montroue Harbor. Ovule regirtration io teem 830-10 urn. with the walk from 10 aro. to noon. Call 1800) 235-6848 or go lo wwwiymphomathon org.

'Drenim to lndependen" is operating a summer car wash in Park Ridge from 10 a.m. to 230 pio. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The car wash is at 940 Busse Highway. The teenagers wash and dry tho car themoelvvn and even take the money. A snack bario

chandioe will be sold by Township staff to help raise fonds, Maine TownshIp will not accept donations of clothes. large and/sr heavy fornitore, firearms. eoplooives er any type of weapons. Donations of the following are especially sought: smoll working electronics. childreno games, childrenV forniture and accessories, garden tools and small hand tools. Garage oaie proceeds will benefit the summer camp program coordivated by the township's MoineStay Division. which serves disadvantaged children ages 8-13, to participate io cultoral and recreational eoperiences. Craft lair proceeds will help boy food to stock the Emergency Food Pantry run by the township. Payment aod regiotrntbon deadlioe is Sept. 28. Donation chocks should be made payable to: 'Maine Township ¡uteentore Camp' or Mainv Township Food Pantry There are no refunds on spaces purchased. For more information on donations or ehtainrog a space, call Mario Worobec, 1847) 297-2510, eut 270, or go to ww'eornainotownshipcvm.

Par Advocate I.utheti General Hospital und the kmerbcun Red Cross offer an lnlavtjChild CPR Course. teaching participants how to recognize and care for brealhing und cardiac emergencies

in infants and children lt also includes information on how to prevent injuries to infants and children at home and in ploy areos. The noel csorsv will be 8 a ro. to I p.m. aug. 29 at advocate

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The fee is $40 per couple or $30 per reople if taken in coniunction with the Weekend Childbirth Series er tabor, Birth und Postpartum Class. To register' call HealthAdvioo l-800-323-8622. or ça to wwwadoocatehealtts.com. The code for this clans is ODD.

Pß MèwlIes Asoodadoal of Spedal Recreation eIter's people with physical and mental challenges, behavior and leaming disorders. hearing aod visual impairments and emotional disabilities an epportonity to enjoy a variety of recreafion activities. MNASR serven Des Plaines. Golf-Moine. Lincoinwood, Mor ton Grnve. Hilen. Path Ridge and Skokie. To receive a seasonal brochure. oc to offer support for people with special needs by volunteering, call (841) 9665522.

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The Welmette Theatre -- Bring on the talent lives up to its motto, More : ,Auditions will be conthan Movies." The historic ducted by Greenberg, theater's latest venture assisted by Judy Samuelinto live entertainment, son ofllighland Park, who "Spotlighters at the Mette," io the WTEP liaison, and is a serios ofvariety shows, Allan Kayo of Skokie, similar to filoso popular in - . music director for the Septhe 1930s through 1950s. tomber and October showPerformers ages 60 and cases. (Ester Hana will be older aro invited to audimusic director for the tion on Tuesday, Aug. 25 November showcase.) and Wednesday, Aug. 26 for Three performing arts showcasesthatwill be proprofessionals will serve as seated on Sept. 20, Oct. 25 judges. They will select and Nov. 15. "Spotlightors their top choice at each at. the Metto" is a program showcase. The audience ofthe not-for-profit WTEP will also select a favorite (Wilmette Theatre Educíseach time. These six tion Project), which is winners will be invited back to perform at a "dedicated to bringing the "Senior Spotlighters Gala" arts into the lives of underserved, disadvantaged chil- in June 2010, along with winners from showcases dron and seniors." being planned for March, The senior talent showApril and May. caso program was proGreenberg is the perfect posed by Joyce Stern

person to coordinate and host this program. "I've been in show business all my life, since I was a little girl," she said. That includes performing, teaching, directing, hosting a

cable TV program and running a talent agency for several years with her son. "From 1986-'96, I was on staff at Oakton Community College," Greenberg reported. "1 conducted drama workshops for seniors and I directed the Acting Up! troupe. When I came into Oakton initially, there was one troupe, and they did skits. I brought in a music person and we turned it into a musical oevue format. The basis of it was to help dispel the myths ofaging."

Real life shows The program kept growing so Greenberg developed Acting Up Tool, a second

troupe that dealt with more contemporary issues based on events from the lives ofcompany members. Oakton discontinued the program in 1996 but the members kept performing and the troupe became associated with the Skokie Park District in 1998. In

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Emily Bear's career is taking off. She has played at the White House, at the Ravinia Festival and on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." And the Rockford pianist and composer is only 7 years old. Emily will perform at the Kohl Children's Museum's Habitat Park, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenviow, at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 20. Tickets are $5. (You can also catch her Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Skokie Public Library.)

"I kind of doodled around when I was 2 or 3," Emily said. That "doodling" caught people's

attention, reported Emily's onom, Andrea Bear. Shortly before her fifth birthday, Emily began studying with Emilio del

Rosario at the Music lnstitute ofChicago. She currently studies with Mary Sauer ofthe Chicago Symphony Orchestra. At the Kohl concert, Emily said, "I'm doing a little classical, a little jazz and a little of roy compositiens."

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music director for the Septomber and October showcases. (Ester Flana will be music director- for thu November showcase.) Three performing arts professionals will serve as judges. They will select their top choice at each showcase. The audience will also select a favorite each time. These six winners will be invited

back to perform ata "Senior- Spotlighters Gala" in June 2010, along with winners from showcases being planned for Marcio, April and May. Greenberg is the perfect

person to coordinate and host this program, "I've been in show business all my life, since I was a little girl," she said. That includes performing, teach¡ng, directing, hosting a cable TV program and running a talent agency for several years with her son. "From 1986-'96, I was on staffat Oakton Community College," Greenberg reported. "I conducted drama workshops for seniors and I directed the Acting Up! troupe. When I came into Oakton initially, there was one troupe, and they dici skits. I brought in a music person and we turned it into a musical revue format. The basis of it was to help dispel the

myths of aging."

Real life shows This program kept growing so Greenberg developed Acting Up Too!, a second

troupe that dealt with niore contemporary issues based on events from the lives of company members. Oakton discontinued the program in 1996 but the members kept performing and tim troupe became associated with the Skokie Park District in 1998. In

Joyce Stete Greenberg, tonner director of Skokie's Acting Upf troupe, will direct and host "Spotlighlers at the Mette.' a revue featuring local talent at the Wilmette Theatre.

2000, they lured Greenberg back and she directed the company for another four years. [ve always been interested in creating perform-

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Emily Bear's career is taking off. She has played at the White House, at the Ravinia Festival and on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." And then Rockford

pianist and composer is only 7 years old. Emily will perform at the Kohl Children's Museum's Habitat Park, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 20. Tickets are $5. ('ibu can also catch her Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Skeakie Public Library)

"I kind ofdoodled around when I was 2 or 3," Emily said. That "doudling" caught people attention, reported Emily's mom, Andrea Bear. Shortly before her fifth birthday, Emily bogan studying with Emilio dol Rosario at the Music Institute ofChicago. She currently studies with Mary Sauer ofthe Chicago Symphony Orchestra. At the Kohl concert, Emily said, "I'm doing a little classical, a little jazz and a little of my compositions,"

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Take a tour Elementary school-aged children and their families can travel 'Around the

There's o family pleasing double-bill at Oak Park, Ottawa and Lee streets, Niles, for Aug. 21. From 6:30-7 p.m. Sue Black will relate "Stories on the Wild Side," during a highenergy, interactive performance. The band Breeze will perform from 7:15-8:30 p.m. There will also be t'ree car safety seat inspections. For details, call (847) 967.

The animals ofthe animated film "Madagascar" are heading back to New York when their flight gets diverted in "Madagascar: Escape 2 Mrjca!' You can watch the movie from the comfort ofa raft during Flick N' Float, 8:30 p.m. Aug. 21, at Proesel Park Aquatic Center, Lincoln, Kostner and Morse avenues, Lincolnwood. Cost is $3 for pool members, $5 for noamembers. For details, call (847) 677-

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Forecast wild and breezy

World in 40 Minutes," 1010:40 a.m. Aug. 29 in the Community Meeting Room

at the Evanston Public Library, 1703 Orrington Ave. The musical journey will be led by Northwestem University music

student Christina Burack performing vocal selec[ions.

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INGLOURIOUS HASTERDS A squad of Jewish soldiers wreaks

terror on German so'diers in this

World War Il drama from wter/di rector Quentin Tarantino. Reviewed

in this section. (Bl) (153 minutes)

Rated R for strong graphic violence language and brier sexuality.

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car liquidator who's hired (with his degenerate crew) to save a struggling car dealership by selling 211 cars during a three-day Fourth at July sale, lt's hard to watch this movie without comparing it Unfavorably to Robert Zemeckis's much more genuinely anarchic and wickedly funny 'Used Cars," but it you're looking for some easy, sleazy laughs and nothing else, it'll definitely du the job. (BI) (90 min.) Rated R ter sexual contont, nudity, pervasive language and some drug

aciers uro so cartoonish - based as

less and wholesome comedy, The

they aro on an 'ROs Saturday mum'

material,

eating none-mites. ley, that's what

action and special effects are only 50'sO (you can only go so far with potato guns and bobble blowers as weapons) bot Aliens" gets a lot of mileage out of silly slapstick, pñ' manly involving big sis's nbnnnleus boyfriend Ricky (played by Step Up 2 star Robert Hoffman channeling Jim Carrey), who becomes an alien zombie whose re' mote control gets passed around to amusing effect. (BI) Rated PG for action violeoce, some suggostive humor and language.

ing TV show, which was based in

turo en a not particularly exciting Basbru Actinn figure - that it's dillicult to care who gets blown up and who dnesn't. Stephen Sommers, who

also directed the ultra-galvanic Brendau Fraser "Mumrny movies, orchestrated this whamme-blammo

epic abeut a secret paramilitary po' lice force frying to prevent an evil organization named CORRA from

taking ever the world with metalwo pay faxes for. (BI) (lIB min.) Rated

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POST GRAD After graduating from college, a qiri (Alexis Bledol) is forced to move hack in with her parents while she

table. lt even tras a moral. which

tries to figure out her life. Animation

basically boils down to: Be careful what you wish for.

director Vicky Jensen directed the

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comedy. Rated PG-13 for seouxl situ-

atiuns and brief strong lauguago.

P6'13 fur stroeg sequences of actiun

rapher/editor/cempeser Robert Rodriguez. who most recently made

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the ultra-extreme zombie horror rave-up Death Wish in association with his buddy Ouentin Tarantino (but also doubles as the family filmmaker who made the Spy Kids" series), conceived of Shorts' as a series nf episodes, told out at order, about a rainbow-colored wishing rock that wreaks havoc ox a corporate community. It'll give you what you ask for, hut. of course, not quite in the way you had in mind. The special effects are inventive, the comedy is breezy and clover, and telling the story out ei sequence pretty much guarantees that things aren't going to get tedinus. All that and an BOO'pound mucous monster. What more could a kid want? (Btl

(89 min.) Rated PG tor mild action and sumo rode humor.

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mantic drama abuut a man and a wuman who decide to settle down despite the fact that the guy keeps hopping back and forth in time, Eric Rana and Rachel McAdams are nicely matched as the chronologically challenged couple from Audrey Niff000ger's 2004 mega'bestseller The Time Traveler's Wife and they pro' vide enough emotional ballast to keep the story anchored despite the fact that it only makes sense as long as you dxn't start thinking about it too hard. Which is just fine, really, because the nice points about the story have more to do with the tenuousness nf attachmonts and the ephemeral nature of life than any serious consideration nf time travel. (BI) (107 min.) Rated PG'13 1er thematic elements, brief disturbing images, nudity and senaality.

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writer Julio Powell's book about her attempt to cook all 524 recipes in Child's "Mastering the Art uf French Cunking in one year. Streep and

Adams make a nice pairiog as they

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who's earned a reputation for deliv' ering big-time duses of adrenaline in relatively luw'budget action thrillers soch as "The Arrival," "Pitch Black" and "Below," sets the action in A Perfect Getaway" on an isolated island paradise where newlywods Clilf and Cydney (nicely layered performances from Steve Zahn and Mila Jovoeich) have chosen for a honeymoon el sun, sand and psy' chos. The moeie takes its time building up to the nver'the-top homicidal free'far'all finale, but when it corneo, it's baring its teeth and looking for blood. Although not perfect, this is a smart, funny sus' pense thriller with cinematic hair to space that also includes an effec' lively treaky surprise, (BI) (97 min.) Rated R fur graphic violence, an' guage including sexual references

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Judd Apatow, who upped the io' telligence and emotion in raunch R-rated comedies with "The 40'

ADAM

* * * 1/2 A young man (Hugh Dancy) with

Asperger's Syndrome falls in uve for the first time with a woman (Rose Byrne) who moves into his building

alter his father dies, Thera's a lotta admire about "Adarn7 which has

been handled with warmth and intelligence and a refreshing willingness

to confound expectations by writer/director Mao Mayec lt was a baza movie at this year's Sondaoce

festival hut it may have commercial dilticulty if only because this is a story about two people who have a hard time connecting, Asd it might be liard for audiences to make that saine vital connection, (BI) (99 min.). Rated PG'13 fur thematic material sexual cuutent and langaage,

GI JOE ALIENS IN THE ATTIC

* * 1/2 A vacationing family is invaded by piot'oized aliens in this harm'

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mixed results, Adam Sandier plays a superstar movie comedian who's lonely and isolated, basically be' cause he's a bit of a selfish and arrogant jerk. who reaches out to a young, up and coming comic when he gets the news that he's dying. And when the young comic convinces him to contact friends and family from the past, he winds up reconnecting with the long'lost love of his life (Apatow's wife Leslie Mann) - leading to messy complications. (BI) (146 min.) Rated R for language and crude sexual humor throughout. and some sea' ualit G-FORCE Guinea pigs rave the world from a diabolical madman in this family comedy. Rated PG for sorne mild ac'

tino and rado humor.

(SOD) DAYS OF SUMMER The charming yet surprisingly woeful "(500) Days of Summer" explores a lot of the same terrain as a standard-issue romantic comedy, but in a much more thoughtful manner and from a decidedly more jaundiced view' point, Joseph Gordun'Levitt ("Brick." "The Lookout") plays a hopeless romantic named Tom, who meets, woos, then loses the girl of his dreams (Zouey Deschanel) - with no fermulaic guarantee that he'll get her back. The plot jumps back and forth between Tom and Summer's early days of giddy infatuation and the miser' able aftermath after infatuation has run its course and much at' tentino is paid to Tom's downward spiral into despair, which adds as intriguing touch of bitterness to the proceedings. (BI) (95 min.) Rat' ed PG'13 for seoual material and language. - Reviews by Bruce Ingram

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begin at 5:3n p.m hear the carillon bells at 7 pro. Free. (047) u35-544o.

www.chicagobotanic.org. Aug. 24: Ju hanse Vaedeo wyngaard. Aug.31: Mar

cel Slebers. Septi: Sue Borgren. Evanstens2009 Starlight Concert Series ieatures tree concerts on select Tuesday and Thursday evenings, With the music beginning at 7:30 p.m. Rain sito is the Levy Center, 300 Dodge. Up-

to-date site information is available ut i847i 44B-BSu ottor 4 p.m. the doy ei a concert Aug. 25: David Draein plays original scores ter Silent Movie Night at Daes Park, along the lakefront, Sheridan Rood at Church Street HotSommerNights Music Sedes, 6'8 p.m. Thorodays at the Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake-Cook Road, Glenroe. Light fare, wine and hoer available. Free. 1847) e3S-S44o. wwwclricagob-

otooic.org. Aog.2 De-a-ba da Samba. Aug. 27: The Boils iCeltic).

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Music on the Espionado, 6-8 pm. T000days at the Chicago Botanic Gardeis, iuoo Lake-Cook Rood, Glencoe. Light fare, wine and beer available. Free. 1847) 835-5440 or wwwchicaqob-

by Breeze from 7.IS-D:3u p.m.

St Lukes Letheran Church, 205 N. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, will present a summer concert series featuring a

variety ut entertainment opportunities for all ages and interests. For informa-

'meArabian Nights," adapted and alirected by Mary Zimmerman, presented through Aug,30 at Lookingglass The' otre Company, located inside Chicago's historic Water Tower Water Works, 821

N. Michigan Avenue at Pearson. Pert ormancos at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays; 3 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. Thursdays,

tivn, call 18471 025-6659, Aug.23, 4

Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets: $30'

p m Siath annual Congregation Recital and Art Gallery, a program presented by musicians and artists utah ages frein St Luke's congregatien. Fron-will donations will benefit Maine Township Fond Pantry. Guests are also encuuraged to bring canned geeds to dunalo.

$66. Call (312i 337-0665 or visit

Skokie'o Backiot Bash features main

stage entertainment Aug.28-3D along Oakten Street between Lincoln and Laramie. wow DacklotDash.com. Aug, 20: 6 poi, Skebie Battle uf the Bands winnec B p.m., Tnibutosaurus fled Zeppolin). Aug. 29, i p.m., Mark Cleveland Band; 2:45 p.m , The Goldstars; 430 p m. The Bon Mots; 6:30 p.m , Farewell

www.isokingglasstheatre.org. 'The Ballad aube Sad CaM," presented by Signal Ensemble Theatre throoghSeptl2 at Chopin Theatre, 1543 W. Division Ave. Chicago. Amelia

Evans is the despotic proprietor of The Sad Calé, located In a small Georgia town is the 19305. lymon - a strange hunchback that tures out to be a relutine Amelia's nover met - becomes the target uf her onlikely affection, forming an unusual love triangle when her estranged husband Marvin returns. Curtain at R p.m. Thursday-Saturday; 3 p.m. Sundays. Tickets: SIS on Chors-

Captain; B:30 p.m. Cracker. Aug. 30:

days und Sundays; $20 on Fridays and

noon, JimmySotton and his Rock 'n' Dell Guitac 2 p.m., Duwayne Burnside; 4 p.m. Meloje Taylar6p.m. The flyara' mites with Charles Walker.

Saturdays; $10 for industry members at all shows with

Call 1773) 935-6100 or visit www ticket-

counts available for students and sen-

Sept 20 at the Marriott Theatre, 10 Marriott Drive, Lincvinohire. The perlormance schedule is 1 p.m. and B p.m. Wednvodays 8 p.m. Thursdays und Fn'

lors. Call 17731 327-5252 or visit

days; 4:30 p.m. and O p.m. Saturdays;

29 and 2 p.m. Aug, 23 and 30 at Cohn

www.TicketMaster.cem. "A Handful of Rainbows," presented

and I p re. and 5 p in. Sundays. Tickets aro $45, eaclading tax and handling

Auditorium, 600 Emerson St., Evanston. Tickets: $80, $67 and $46 for

atre, 7300 W. Madissn St . Forest Park.

by The Trinity Players through Aug.23

Curtain at 8 p.m. Fridays and Salar'

at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1068.

the main tlnor; and 567, 546 and 530 fer the balcony. Call 10471069630001

days; 3 p.m. Sundays; u p m. Thursdays,

LaCresse Ave,, Chicago. Perlormoeces

beginning in September. tickets: SIU'

are ut 7:30 p w. Friday and Saturday;.

$24. Group rates available. 17001 771-

2:30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets: $10; SO tar

0700 or www.circletheatre.org. 'The Draft," presented at 8 p.m. Tuesdays, through Sept I, at Gorilla Tanga

students with I O : $5 fer children ages

tees. 55 discount lar stadoots and sen' lors tor all performances vscluding Fil' days and Saturdays at 8 p.m. (04?) 634-0200 or www.marniotlthoatre.cam. "Married Alivel" prvsented by Noble Fnol Theatricalu through Oct 31 at the Pheasant Ran Resort Mainsfage Theator, 4051 E. Main St , St. Charles. Tick-

Thursday-Saturday; 2 p.m. Sundays.

Theatre, 1919 N. Milwaukee !ave., Chica-

prosvnled by Muse uf Fire Theatre Company at 3 p.m. Aug. 22-23 outdoors at the Lsdd Arboretum in Evanston, just west el the Ccelogy Center, 2024 kfcCnrmick Olvd., and the Rotary Garden. Free. In the event ut rain, perform' ances will be canceled. Dring chairs or picnic blankets for seating. Far intormalien, call (0471 701-8632 or visit www musoultire.webs cam.

oto: $20 on Thursdays and Fridays: $39 on Saturdays and Sundays. Dinner

Tickets: $2S; $20 for snninrs and sto' denls. Call (773) 327-5252 or visit

show packages are available for $44559. Call (6301 504-6342 or visit www.noblefonl.org.

wwwuitalisttheatre.nrg.

8:3e p.m. Salurdays; and 2 and 6 p in. Sundays. Tickelo: $29'S30. Lunch and

Belmont, Chicago. Curtain timo is u lo m. Fridays and Satiirdayu; 2:30 pus.

dinner theater packages range tram

Sundays. Tickets are $37 with dis'

S43.7S'S61. Call 1630) 530-0111 or visit

www drorylanooakbrsok.com. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," by Tennessee Williams, through Oct,4 at Circle The-

go. Tickets are $10. Call 1773) S90-4549

or visit www.gorillatangn.com. Fahe, presented by Steppenwell Theatre Company SopLlO-Nov. Bin Steppenwoll's Downstairs Theatre, 1650 N. Haisted, Chicago. In 1914,

renowned mystery writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ivorIes fnur guests to his English country home. Euch visitor has a cnnnectlon te the infamous 'Pill' down Man," purported to he the missing link between ape and mon - later Taeoday'Sanday ISunday evening per' lormances through Oct. lB only), with

Boi's' Llfe, presented by Hangar 9

lvrmauces at 8 p m. Thursdays and Fyi' days, 5:30 and 8:30 p m. Sulurdays. sod 3 p re. Sundays. Tickets: S29.5OS39.50. Visit www,routeb6theatre org er call

ethnic org. Aug. 25: The Daddy-Os

('505 and '605 rock). SepU: The Moío Daddies inocki.

Theater at 7:30 p.m. Aug. Z8-29 and

Nifes Park District and the Villago of Nues will offer free family concerts at Oak Parç Main and Ottawa, on Fridays.

515 C, Thacker, Des Plaines. Tickets are

Cabanetthraogh Oct11 at Brory

so. Entra Value shows at 1.30 p.m. Aog,

Lane Oakbreok, 100 Drury Lane, Oak-

29 and 630 p.m. AUg.30 are $6 andindudo a 'meet and greet" with the actoro following the shows.

brook Terrace, Performances at 1:30 p.m. Wednesdays; 1:30 and 8 p.m.

15 at Theatre Duliding Chicago, 1225 W.

Aag.2t Sue Black's Stories en the W?d

Flinh Fidelity _ The Musical, prosented by the Route 66 Theatre Core' pany through Oct 4 at Pipers Alley

tésvmé/headshot/card. Call (773)3471350 or visit www.slgnalonsemble cure.

Annie Jr. presented by The Learninn Stage's So Dramatict Children's

For information, call (847) 967-6633.

"Hoary V," by William Shakespeare,

Theater, 1600 N. Wells St, Chicago. Per'

mativees at 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sondays and 2 p.m. Wednesdays, Oct. 21,28 and Nov. 4, No 7:30 pin. perlormance 00 Sept, 15 and na 3 p in. perlormance en Sept 20, Tickets: $20-$48 for pieviews, Sept. 10-19; 520-$70 regular ran Call (3121 335-1650 or visit www.steppenwolt arg. The Fantasticks7 presentnd by Purchlight Music theatre Sept 0-Nay,

Saturdays, through Aog,29, at Gorilla

Sept11 at the Prairie Lakes Theater,

4-12. Call 17131 7361457.

exposed as a hoao. Curtain at 7.30 p.m.

Theatre Company at 8 p.m. Fridays and

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Tangn Theatre, 1919 N. Milwaukee Ave.

Chicago. Doted Il. $15. For tickets, visit www.goriilutango.com or call (773) 598-4549.

master.cnm. My FaIr Lady," presented by Light

and 3 p.m. Ssnday. Tickets: 515; $10 for

Oct. 4 and 25). Tickets: 539-554. Open-

studonts with ID; S? for senior citizens Group discounts available. Call 1047) 44B-u260. Flnetwsod-Josrdain Theatre produces theatre and cultural events that address the African-Americas ea' penience or retlect the cullare of penplo nf Alnican descent. OneYear lojano," at 10 p.m. Aug.21

ng night performance and post-show

at Gorilla Tango Theatre, 1919 N. Mil'

13121 664-un44.

reception on Sept. 27, S?5. Call (0471

waukee Ave., Chicago. A nosretic male

'Lies G LIars," presented by Theatre Seven through Asg.30 at Chicago Ave., Chicago. Curtain at 0 p m. Thorn-

6736300 nr visit www.northlight.org. "Million Dollar Quartet, a new musical inspired by the 1956 recording sessinn that brought together rock 'n' roll

day-Saturday; 3 p.m. Sundays. tickets:

icons Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis,

comedic playwright and an out nf 1v' cus female photographer must cusfront their polarizing attraction after they become roommates and struggle wilh the effects of their sigsificant

S12'Slu. Call 11131 B53-315u or visit

Cari Perkins and Elvis Presley, in opon

others. Tickets: 512. Call (7731 590-4549

www.theatreseven.org. "The Ught in the Piazza, through

run at the Apollo Theater, 2540 N. [iocoIn Ave., Chicago Tickets: 520-564.50

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Dramatists Theatre, 1105 W. Chicago

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Ave., Chicago. Curtain at 7.30 p re.

Sknkie. Performances en Tuesdays at 7.30 p m. (evcept Sept. 22, Oct. 6 and

2:30 p m. and i p.m. lencept Sept 27,

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atre Building Chicago, 1225 W. Delmvnt

Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd.,

p m.; Saturdays at 2 30 p.m. (evcept Sept, 19) and 8 p.m : and Sundays at

visit waiwlightvperaworkscom 'The NightSeasun," presented by Vitaust Theatre Sept 8-Oct.17 al the The'

Tlie Marvelous Wundorettes, Sept li-Oct 25 at Nnrthlight Theatre, lucated in the North Shore Cenler for the

Thursdays at 7.30 p re.; Fridays atO

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Opera Works at 8 p rs. Aug, 21-22 and

"No Child," presented by FleetwoodJosrdain Theatre Company threugh Aug. 23 at the Nopes Cultural Arts Con' ter, 927 Nopes St , Evanston. Curtain at T p.m. Friday; 3 and T p.m. Saturday;

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day-Saturday 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sundays. Tickets: $20. www.tio.comor (000) 595-4849.

at Redtwist Theatre, 1044 W. Dupe Mawr.

www.pianotortefoundation.org. The Ex-

Chicago. Tickets: $22-$30.

perirneofal PianuSerles ohowcaneo perlormances by innovators In today's

duet Aug. 27, 7 p.m.; Wyl Die, The Natu-

world el piano, and inclodos approach' es that are influenced and informed by

the dour. Aug,??, 9 p.m.: Stray Root, in the pub. Aug. 28, 9 p.m.: Paris Delano's

jazz, oew muaic, classical music,

Tyed Dye Skye, Paradise Waits, MHO. So

world music, and other genres. Pert or-

in advance; $10 et the door, Aug. 28; Deep Cricket Night, in the pub. Aug. 29, 9 p.m.: The Apocalypse Project pros-

$25 Fridays and Saturdays. $15 tickets

or visit WwW,qOriIIatano.com. ROsenciantz d Guildenstem are Dead7 Sept. 291Jec, 6 at Writers Theatre, 325 Ioder Court, Glencoe. Certain at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays; 8 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 2pm. and 6 p.m. Sundays. No períormance5 Nov. 4 and 26; en 6 p.m. pertormance Nov. IS. Wednesday matinees at 2pm. Nov. 4, lt end 25. Pee-show discussions every Tuesday Wednesdayand Thereday. Tickets: S40-$65. Cell t847) 24? 6000 or visit www.wrjterstheatre ore. the Ruby Sunrtse, through Aug.30 at Thu Gilt Theatre, 4002 N. Milwaukee

Chicago. Pertormances at 8 p.m. Thurs

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are available at all performances tor studeets, seniors and industry with proper identilicatiun. Group rates aeailable. For tickets. call (773) 283-

Sunday In the Park with George7 through Sept 20 et the Pillage Players Perlormieg Arts Center, 1010 Madison and Saturdays; 3 p.m. Sundays. Tickets:

Sllk Road Cabareh Bamadway Slugs

$28 forgeveral admission; $22 far ages 65 and elder or 8 and younger. Call (866) 764l010 er vieil www.villageplayers erg.

the Silk Road7 Oct2t-Nov.1 io Pierce Halt at the Chicago Temple Building, 77 W. Washington St, Chicago. Certain atO

p.m. Wedeesday-Feida 4 p.m. undO

Ilse Taming ofltseShrew,' presented

p.m. Saturdays: and 4 p.m. Sundays.

by Thee libigse Cabaret Theatre Ang.

$30. Call (312) 857-1234 ent. 201, or visit

28-Oct.4 at the No Exit Café, 6970 N.

www.urtp.org.

The SngarSyndrome" a dark comedy by Lucy Prebble, Sejst3-13 at Chicago Dramatists, 1105 W. Chicago Ave.

and Dinner Specials Cool Off From The Heat i 6 Beers on tap Daily Beer specials -.

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Waiting fer Godst through Aug.23

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SL Oak Park. Curtain at 8 p.m. Fridays

1071 or visit www.theqitttheatre.org.

Gleiswond, Chicago. Perlurmances at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; 7 p.m. Sea-

days Tickets: $20; showfdioner package. $43. Visit www.theoubique.org or

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Avalen String Qoartet. with guest artists Rachel Barton Pine, violin. and Matthew Hagle. piace, will pertorm at 7:30 p.m. Sept18 at the Anne and Huword SeItlich Hall el the Merit School ut Music, 30 5. Peoria St. Chicago. The program iecludes Deethoven's String Oaartet No. 6 in 0-hat Mejer. op. 18; Claude Debussy's String Quartet in G Minor, up. 10; and Erneut Chaussee's

Coecorto far Violin, Piave and String Quartet, op. 21. $25: $10 for students

and nenioro. Fur tickets, emit

www.hrownpapertickets.com or call 1800) 838-3006. Ferinfurosatien, visit www.avalonquartet cam. Chicage Chamber MusicIans will pres' cot a concert at 1:30 p.m. Sept13 at Northwestern University's Pick-Staiger Hall, 50 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, lea' luring pianist Meeg-Chieb Lis. The program includes Deethuven's Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piane in B-Flat Ma¡or, Op. Il; Hiodeinith's Sonata for Flore and Piace in F Major and Tchaikovsky's Trie (vr Violin, Collo and Piano iv A Mi' nor, Op. 50. For intormation, call 13121

225-5226 or visit www.chicagochambermusic.urg.

ng, 410 5. Michigan Ave., Chicago.

mances inclade solos and ensembles

playing works that aro both notated and improvised. All concerts are at? p.m. Fridays. Tickets: $15; $10 tor sta-

dents. Sept11: Frank Abbinanti and Thallem McDonas. DecTh Phyllis Chen, Aleo Peb, Steve Cohn, Saalik Ziyad and

Dan Godston. Chens program will indude winning works trono the 2009 UeCaged Toy Piane Competition and a

duo work with tellow toy pianist Aleo l'oh. Cohn combinen oncooventional use el oon'western winds and perces' sloe with a unique piano style, with Ziyad on vocals end Goduton on trum' pet. Feb.12. 2010: Pianist and lecturer Adam Marke presonts a program ceo' terod around mssic ter vocalizing pi' anist, that will include speaking, breathing, whistling and singing in ad' dillon to piane playing. CURE members Janice Misurell-Mitchell, tlute/voice, and tarry Axeired, piano, will play works of their own and others. Apdl 9, 2010 Dutch pianiat/cempeaer Sebast' ian Hugdtu will play Geurge Crumb's "Geemic Variations' and music bi' Henry Cowell. Violinïstiviolist Ronov' Dekor leads TUNTUI, with Donald Mead,

piano, William Porter, cello, and Karl

eats Project Pitchfork, i;scintllla, Fragmentatisn. $20 in advance; $26 at the door. Aug30, 7 p.m.: HomeGrown HG and guests. $8 in adoance; $10 et the

duet Allstate Arena, 6920 N. Mannheim Road, Rosomont. Tickets are available at www.ticketeeaster.cem er (312) 55912(2; the ticket prices listed below do

not include service foes. The infermation line is (84?) 635-6601. Sept26: Pink's Funhoese Tour. with special guests The Ting Tinge. Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt Uninorsity, SR East Congress Parkway, Chicago. (312) 982-1500. www.aoditvni'

umtheatre.org. Sommer Cabaret 2009, tickets aro $50 and $75, Sept12, 8 pro: Tom Wopat; Leve Swings. Oct 29,8 p w.: David Gray, songwriter and multi' instrumentalist, $65, $49.50, $39.50. Oct 30, 1:30 p.m.: Monsters of Folk, with Jim Jamos, Cocer Oberot, Mike Mogis and M. Ward. $35, $45, S50.

0lire Dloe

1029 DaviS St., Evanston.

Catholic Church, 3700 Dundee Road,

my Feeder Blues Band (blues). Aug, 23,

Nnrthbrou'e. Soproos Jessica Koch and Lisa Maatouk'Blackwolder will sing selections by Vivaldi, Mozart, Schu'

7 p m : The Hannah Frank Trio. Aug. 25,

mann, Puccini, Oizet and Barber. Free'

478'lllO for information.

will donation. Call (8411 212-5606 or visit www.elbparioh.org,

tertainmeot, Aug. 28, 8:30 p.m.: Eric Davis Blues Band. Aug. 29, 0:30 p.m.: Eddy "TheChivt' Clearwatec Aug.30, 7 p.m.: Cairo to Cairo. Sept 3, 7 p.m

(847) 492-8060.

program includes Septet for Strings and Winds IChoros No.71, First Piano Trio, and Dactroanas Draziliaras No.S,

free at charge; dnnatioos are welcome. Aug, 20, 7 p m.: "An Evening el Opera Cabaret," a retrospective of classic op' eralic tunes io the style et Victor Darge. Vocalist Tina Pappademus ac' companies herself en pieno tor a vari' ety el classical and eon-clasolcel tunes with a comic slant. Composers loa' tuned will include Bizet, Puccini,

8:30 p.m.: 010es Fam hosted by The TFB

Band. Aug. 26, 9 p.m.: John Nance En'

David Masseegill and Jack Hardy. Blue Ctdcage, 736 N. Clark St. Ial Sa' penon, Chicago. (3(21 642'6261.

wotan bluochicaqo com. Doors open ato p.m shswtirne 9 p.m. Admission: SU; $10 on Fridays and Saturdays. Non-

days Grana Leuise G the Trooblemakers. Closed 1uesday-Thursclay. Aug, 21'

22: Tenry Jobos Blues Bend with

la-Lobos by Cliicaga composer Elbia

Claudette, Aug. 28'29 Ehe Joanna Oraham Blues Band.

The Musical Offering, 743 Castor Ave, Evanston. 1847) 866-6260. www.themu' sicalelleriog.org. Performances are

cal Night IDJ). Aug.22. 8:30 p.m Saw-

all by Villa'Lobos; and Hommage a VilOarilari, Advance tickets are $12; $0 tor students and sedero; $lS/$IU at the dsor.

POP/FOLK/JAll Abbey Pub, 3428 W. Grace St. Chicago.

010e Chlcage, 536 N. Clark St, (at Ohiol, Chicago. (3121 661-0100.

www.bluechicago coin. Doors apee ato p m shswtime 9 p.m. Admission: 5H; SIR so Fridays and Saturdays. Sundays

tors Free, Tuesdays, U p m.: Open Mic Wille Nick Gavzales. Free. Wodoeadays,

and Thursdays The Shirley Johnson Blues Band. Wednesdays: JW Williams Blues Rand with Patricia Scott, Aug.21' 22: Charlie Love Blues Band with Patnicia Scott. Aug, 25: Charlie Levo Blues Rand with Nellie Travis. Aug.28'2 JA. Williams Dlaes Uand with Laretha

9 Is m.: Sweetwater Meltdown. Free.

Weathersby.

17731 478-4408. www.abbeypab coro.

Sundays, 4 p m Traditisnal Irish sossiso with Devin Shepherd. Free. Sundays, 8 p.m.: Danny Boros G the Uefec'

Thursdays, 8 p.ns House fland. Free.

The Celtic Knot Public House, 626

Mozart, Purcell, and Earth, Wind and

Aug.21, 9 p,m Comuvolt, La Dulce Vita,

Church St , Evanston. 10471 064-1679.

Fire.

The Mayes $6 in advance; $9 at the door. Aug. 21, 9 p.m.: Famous Nubodies, in the pub. Aug. 22. 630 p.m Olatanl

nance; $12 at the door. Aug.22, Il p.m.:

www.celticknotpab.com. No cover un' less noted otherwise. Mondays, 8 p.m.midnight: Dluegrass and roots music willi the Mudllapps. Tuesdays, l'lO p.m : Irish music session. Thursdays, 8IO p.m : Irish music session. Aug. 22.10

Duos lt Ottend Vua, Yeah? IDJ seti, Kid

p.m : Naumi Ashley. Sept 5, 10 p.m.; The

North Shsre Senior Center, 161 North' hold Road, Northfield. (8471 784-6000. www.nssc.org. Aug. 30, 3 p.m ; Four

singers from The Patrick G. aud Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center at Lyric Opera ot Chicago will present arias, doets and other opera works.

PianoForte Foundation, located on

Dissent, Suboerts, Ring 13, tlappy Hunt' icR, Otis Dall G the Chains. $10 io ad'

Color, Members Only AV (live), Di Vapor Eyes. $13 in adoance; $15 at the door.

presents concerts in the Skokie The'

prices listed in three categories: in ad'

aIre, 7924 Lincoln Ave., Skokie. Call

vance; at the dueT and reserved fable

for the Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd , Skokie, 1847) 613-6300. www.cen-

seating. Aug.22. B p m Hathleene Heave with Jim Conway Ilrishf.

days, H:3R p m.: Open Mike Blues Jam

(84?) 671-7761 er visit www,skokiethe-

treeast.org. Sept 25, B p.m.: Marshall

loo cevor). Harry Caray'u Itaflan Steakhsuse,

Creoshaw. $37-$42.

10233 IV. Higgìos Road, Resemaot. (8471

699-1200. weew harrycarays ce. Sept 3

atre.cem. Concert ticketo $20 in ad' vance; $25 at the door, unless noted otherwise, Aeg. 22. 8 p m.: Denise Brighom. Aug.23, 2 p.m "('nom Pup te

0cm-y Lene, Oakbroek Terrace, 630)

Summer concert oenieu teatoree

Puccini," starring Lori Eckec Aug. 26,

530-01(1, www.drurylaneoakhrook corn. Oct 6. 1:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.: Roe Hawk-

aceoutic guitar by Gppsy, covering pop favorites by Beatles, Fleetweod Mac,

ing in "The Mon and Their Music," tea-

Sheryl Crow and more. No cover, Free

toning the music of Bobby Darin, Ray CharleU, Billy Joel, Frankie Valli and

parking. Irish American Hedtage Center, 4626

ethers. Tickets: $30. Meal/show pock-

N. Gnou Vve., Chicago. (173) 282-1035.

1:30 p.m "Tribute tu Nat King Cole' starring Marcus Gentry. SIR. Sept9, PTO p m Masic of the World, 5(0. Sept 2, B p.m Sons nl the Never Wrong. Sept13, 2 p m.: Joff Hedberg and 01 celebrate Mel Tormes birthday. Sept

egos are SS2.75'SS6. Dressy Lane Theots'e Water Tower

www.irish-amenican.org Entertainment at 9 p.m. Fniduys and Satordays in the Fitth Province Lounge, no cover - Sept 4; Ceili Dancing with Ceoltuini Chicago. Sept S: Mulligan Stow. Sept Il; Gerry Haughoy. Sept12. Collic Groundhogs. SepL 18: Seamas Oliano and Jimmy Moore, Sept19; J00 Colles and Kathleen Koaoo. Sept25; Peor Man's Cow. SepL26The Dooloy Brothors.

Drury lane Oaklsroohîerrace, 100

Ptace. 175 E. Chestnut St., Chicago. 13121

642-2000 er www.ticketmaster.com. Asg.31, 7.30 p.m Chicago Cabaret Professi000ls present "The Songs el Tin Pan Alley," featoring works by Irving BerIlo, Hoogy Carmichael, Jerome Here, Johnny Mercer, George Gershwin end Cole Partei. $25. EthIcal Humanist SocIety Sncood Sat' erday Coffeehouse, 7514 N. Lincoln Ave. lof Howard), Skokie, (84?) 671-3334. www,ethicalhsman org. Sept12. H p.m: Judy Handlsr and Mark Levesque per-

form intereational muvic for gaitar and mandolie. No open mit te allow for longnr concert SB dunatlen includes refreshments. FitzGerald's, 6615 Roosevelt Road, Berwyn. (TUBI 180-2110. wwwfitzgeraldsnightclab.corn. Tickets far must shewa

(31219-1212er

Evanston. Parkiog is available in the United Methodist lot at Ravie and As' bury. Cost is $10 Fur members: $15 tor guests. Call (847) 328-0158 er 1847)

www,ovanstonspace.com.Sept,13, 3 p.m.: The Mosicul Oflening presents The Ondas Ensemble io a tribute to Draeil' ian composer Heitor Ville-Lobes. The

Tuesdays (no coverl and 9:30 p m. Fr)' days and Saturdays ($6 toyed. Thom-

are available through Ticketmuster at

of St, Mark's Church, 1509 Ridge Ave.,

S.P,A,C,E,. 1245 Chicago Ave. Evanston.

Mike Sullivan. Centre East in the Nsrth Share Center

Cover charges vary. Aug, 20, 9:30 p.m.: Levee Tuwn (blues(, Aug. 21, 5:30 p.m.

The Prohibition Orchestra of Chicago

Howling Tumbloweeds. Sept (3 and 27, 5'8 p.m.: Eric Lugosch. Sept19, 10 p.m.:

dïaersions 1B7

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(jozz(. Aug. 21, 9 p.m.: VIP Events Trepi'

owoed Place, 7800 McCormick Dlvd. Lincolnwsod,

Now playing through August 30 Cahn Auditorium,

rais and gaests. $9 In advance; 5(2 at

Sopranorarna will be presented at 3 p.m. Aug.23 at Our Lady of the Brook

guests. Call (8411 328-0158 er 1847)

Aug26, 8 p.m.: Ihn Handsome Devilz (Morrïoeey oeti, The ftaedoome Revile (Smiths se». $6 in advance; SR at the

EH. Seiqfried, bass.

478-lilO fur information. The Uoculnweod Chamber Orchestra will prenevt a freecoocert at 4 p.m. Aug, 23 in the courtyard of Lincei'

Evanston

the eighth floor et the Fine Arts Duild-

Evanston Chapter, Lyric Opera ut Chicago, Will host a season ooerview presented by Jesse Gram, audience edecation manager For Lyric Opera ut Chicago, at 3 p.m. SepLl3 in the parlor

Evanston Chaptes Lyitc Opera of ChIcago, will host a program and social hour at 3 p.m. Oct 4 in the James Room at Nimble Fitness Center el the Presbyterian Home, 3200 Grant St, Evanston. Opera lecturer Robert Yatle will present a program un "Emani' by Verdi. Cost is $10 for members; $15 for

Witt, 28-piece orchestra!

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2009

Ave. Chicaqn. Curtain at 730 p.m.

www,tickotmastercom; tickets are also available at the dab, Tuesdays, 9 p.m: Open mikn in the SlAnDer. Aug.20, R p.m Spodo Kitty Showcase (reck). 55. Aug.?), 9.30 p.m.: The Duke Bobillard Rand Ibluns/lozz). SI? in advance; 515

at the door. Aug.22. 9.30 p m.: Dubanaarus, Liquor Boon, Cold Water Mystic (rockl. $10. Aeg. 23, 6 p,m Chicago Grandstand Big Band IjuazI. $10; $5 for 7 and ander. Aag.26, 7:30 p m : West End Jazz Band. 5(0. Aug. 21,

a p m Ceevtny Night in Dvrwye. SS. Aug, 28, 8 p m Cannonball in the Sidebar, free. Aug.27, B p.m. Vito's Atomic Lounge in the SidoBar. Free, Aug. 28,0 p.m Cannonball in the SidoDar, Free. Aug.28, 9.30 p.m Big Sandy G His Fly' Rite Boys phis Eilen Jowell (roots rocki. 515. Aug.29, 9 p rn Those Daro Accurdians 20th Anniversary Toar (rockl. 515.

Jammln' at thelee oa(door concert series, held nn Linculo Park Zoo's South Lawn, 2001 N. Clark St., Chicago.

Aug. 28: Five loi Fighting with Angel Taylor. Gatos open to ticket holders at 6 p m. Seating is apes, and guests are encouraged to bring small blankels Fall food service viill be available at Park Place Café. Deer and wine will be available tor perchase te those 21 years and older. Coulnrs and outside load nr drink are not permitted. Advance tickets are $23 with discounts available tor children and Lincoln Park Zoo members Proceeds benufit Ihe zoo's animals, conservation and education programs Tickets are available at www.lpzuo nrg or 13121 142'22H3.

Joy Pnituker Pavilion in Millennium Park, Randolph Street and Michigan Av' enue, Chicago, hosts Downtown Sound. New Music Monday series. featuring in' die, pep and rock bando. Free. dog, 24,

Gibsnes Bar G Steakhouse, 464K. River Road, Rosemont. (84?) 920-9900. www.gibsnnssteakhause.com. Sundays, 5-9 p m.: John Talmadgo. Mondays, Teesdays end Wednesdays, T'il p.m.: Lenny Capp. Thursdays, l'Il p.m.: Jon

PortorAag,2t. H p rn-midnight: Protessor John and Nicole Kestler (9601. Aug. 22. 8 p.on.'midnight: 005mev Irwin. Aug. 28, H p m.'midnight; Pianist Steve Hou' ha, Aog.29, H p.m-midnight; Anderson "Soony" Edwards cumbo (H&B/soull. Hartem Avenue Lounge, 3101 S. Harlem Ave. Doceavo. (1081 4H4'36l0.

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Shows are blues style music onless ntherwise speciFied. Music at 0:30 pm.

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Sept10, B p.m : John Hammond

(blaeo/folk/rock(. 520/525/534 50. Sept Il, H p.m Richard Julian and the Jim Carnpilogno Duo. $12/515/52250. Sept 12. 8 p m Dolly Pardeo with Rough Michelle Shocked, $26/530/538,50.

Sept19, H p.m Ellis Paul end Ari Host

Italian crooners wilh Jack Miaccie. $10.

Sept 20, 8 pos; Gannet Rogers with Tim Grimm (lolkI. 515/520/525. Sept23,

ever Frank" with Poter Opnisko. SiR.

Oct)6, 8 p mGuitarist Doyle Dykes.

Kink Brown, Avreal Ra end Kelly Sill

$25 io advance; STO at (tie door.

Ijaez(. $15/520/525. Sept27, 7 p.m

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8 p.m Boulder Acoustic Society (Americana). $l0/Sl4/S2O. Sept24, 8 p m Cameron McGill and What Army with Scatteredtrees and Kelsey Wild. $0/512/522. Sept 25. H p.m John Coltrane Birthday Tribute with Ari Brown and John Brumbach, featuring

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nh Douglas. Sept23, bIO pnn "FIlata Amore' a salute te America's great

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Schiller Park, IL

$11/520/520. Sept9, R p.m.: King Wilkin

Tribute to Dully Parten:' starring Sher-

Sept25, 8 p.m Tony Bereard, "A Musi' cal Journey Through the Years." Sept

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$18/520/520. SeptS, 8 p.w Jill G Julia Shnw featuring Julia Sweeney and Jill Sobule presenting comedy and music.

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p m Janior Brown (country). $20. Sept 24, H.30 p m Paul Thorn Band (roots

p m Th Tribute tu Patsy Clìne7 starring Shernill Douglas. Sept20, 2 pm: "A

Any Event or Occusioes

R p.m Temmy Castre Band.

berta Advantage. For information, visit www.millenniumpark org or call (3121

(jazz), $10; SS for ages 17 and under.

(soul/funk), 518 io advance; $12 at the deer. Sept 5, 9 pm Tommy Castro CD release show (bluesj. $15. Sept12. 9

Bluegrass Band. Sept16, bIO p m "Sil' ver Scroon Cnooners' 510. Sept19, 8

wheat Zydoco. $25/530/53650. Sept 4,

6:38 p.m : Red Red Meat and Rural Al'

Aug. 30, 6 p m Michael Flack Octet

Sept I, &3O p.m Trombone Shorty

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$45, 535. Oct 2. Singer/songwriter/poet Leonord Cohno. Oct 30, 1:30 p.m Celtic Thander, $59.50, 549.50, $39.50.

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WFMTMldoIghtSpedaffoIk Festiva 3.7 p.m. Sept20 at the North Shore Center fur the Performing Arto, 9501

310). www.asyvahikeitsalun net Through October. "Songs of the Sun:

$201S251S34. Nov.13, B p.m David

Octl, B p.m Vienna renn (rolk/nop). $I8/$22j$j4. Oct10, B p.m Poter Mu)vey with Crista Butor (acoustic folk). S)5/$20/$25. Oct. 14. B p.m Matt and

Shannon Ifeaton with Lissa Schnecken-

Wilcox IfolkI. $1B/$22/$2B. Nov.14, B

p,m Sons of the Never Wrong with Claudia Schmidt 1(01k/rock).

S17/$20/S27. Nov.20, 8 p.m Willy

Porter B His Band (acoustic folk).

Skokie Blvd., Skokie, Artists performing include Grammy Award-winning folk,

roots and country music singer Kathy

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burger(fn)k,ndinJ. S12/$T5/$22.50. Oct 15. B p m Don Ross and Brooke Miller

sary Celebration will be shows at?

Smith, Claudia Schmidt, Randall

(acoustic folk). $)5/S20/$26. Oct. lB, 7

p.m. Sept. IT at the Riles Showplace,

Williams, Haines & Leighton, and the

p.m Mark Dvorak and Michael Smith

301 Gull Mill Center, Wiles, featuring

Austin Lnungo Lizards. Tickets ark $25

(folk). $12/$)5/S22.50. Oct2O 8 p.m

performances by 301113, The Aggm-

fur balcony seats, $55 for main floor

Marc Broussard: Acoustic Living Room

lites, All-American Rejects, Bad Reh-

seats, and $125 premium main-fluor

Tour (saal/pop). $28/S30/S40. Oct22. B p.m Tuck & Patti haza). S25/S30/$40.

Oct 23 7:30 and 10:30 p.m Jack-

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Mattea, John McCotcheon, Michael

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Stars, Ice T, Katy Perry, NorL Ozvmatli, Penoywise. Rise Against and Under-

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AUGUST 20, 2009 Evanston artists and their work, will be

ART GALLERIES As You Uke ItOaltery, e25-9 Chicago

Images of Renewal, Strength and Joy," featuring Oil paintings by Chicago artist Joe Smigielski.

Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, 40 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston. 1847) 491-40GO, www,hlock-

museo m.narthweatern.edo.Summer hours, July 9-Aug. 30, IO a.m.-5 pm. Tuesday-Thursday; 10 am-B p w. Fn' days: and lOa,m,-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Admission to the museum is free:

unless noted, admission to all pro' grams is also free, Through Aug,3 "Place and Presence: Photography from the Collection," in the Alsdorf Gallery, SepL2Z-DecI3: "Henry Muore: Elephant Skull," io the museum's Alsdorf Gallery. Moore may ho bust known for his monumental bronze sculptures, but his creative output included draw' ing and printmaking as well, In the 1960s the artist became intrigued by the skull ofan African elephant kept n a friend's Lnndon garden, eaamining the object's internal and external spaces in a serios of etchings printed as an album in 19)0. The evhibït indudes all 28 prints Moore produced for thu portfolio, along with its rare ungi' nah vellum cover. Sept 25-Doc, 6:

"Robnrt Mstherwell: An Attitude To' ward Reality, froto the Collection nf the Walker Art Center" utters an overview and introduction to the artist, spanning more than four decades of his career with mure than 40 drawings, col' lagos, prints and paintings. Emily Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Drummel St., Skokio. 1847) 674-1500.

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Gallery hours are B a m-5 p.m. Man' day'Fnida)r B a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays: and lo a m-4 p.m. Sundays. Through Aog, 28: "Essence of Nature," featuring artwork by Clark Bending of Elk Grove, Ann l-lahorl of Hoffman Estates, Howard Jacobs of Highland Park, Carol Oualkinbush of Eeaouton, Piutr Wvlad' kowicz of Park Ridge and Chicago residvnts Laura Copie, Kathryn Gauthior, Robert J. Johnson, Pauline Kuchanski, Gregory Mejia, Karen Vierneisol und Jill Zylke, Evanston Art Center, 2603 Sheridan Road. 18471 415-5100.

wwwevanstonartcenter.org. Gallery hours: 10 a m'lO p m. Mnnday-Thursday: 10 a m-4 p.m. Fridays and Suturdays: 14 p.m. Sundays. Aug. 23-Sept 2 "Ghostly Echoos," photographs by Alice ilargraee, Jesse Avina, Larry Chaìt and Eric Holuhow. Oct4'Nsn, B: "Once Upon a Time and Now," feat or' ing works eapluring modern-day fairy tales In a variety uf irradio including photography, painting, drawing, scalp' toral installation, metalwork and col' lage. Participating artists include Chicago residents Patty Carnali, Stdcee Kalmanovsky, Erik Lowe, Mitch OCon' null and Eleanor Speiss Ferris: Bonnie Klehr of Libertyville: Teresa Mucha Jamos of Countryside: Julie Laffin uf

held from 7:30 a.m.-b2:30 p.m. Aug.22.

Septl2and26and Oct3 at the Evanston Farmers Market, lucoted at University Place between Railroad and

Maple avenues. Artists will display (or sale their pottery, paintings, sketches and many other mediums. A portion of the proceeds from the artists renting spaces is used to provide art scholarships.

Illinois Holocaust Museum S Educetian Center, Spucial Eshibitions Gallery, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. Special eohl-

bitions ore tree with museum admis' sinn nf SB: $6 for students and senior citizens; und $5 for children ages 5-12,

Aug.26-Nuv,29 "Borfoc Photujnurnalists Respond." Based on the book Oar-

fur: Twenty Fears of War and Genocide iv Sudan, by Leora Kahn, the euhibition features work by photojaurnohists Culin Finlay, Sven Incuso, Pep Bonet, Ran

llaviv, Lynsny Aditarin, Chris-Steele Perkins, Radin can Lvhuizen and Oliver

Johard. Sept10, 630 p.m : "Witness tu Genocide: Paicos of Sudanese Sur' vivons," a panel discossinn with Sudannse survivors including mnrnbens of tho "Lost Boys:' Lincoinwood Village Hall, 6900 N. Lin' cule Ave., Lincoinwuod. Gallery hours: 9 a.m -5 pin. Monday-Friday. Conlact Shirley Engelstein, fine arts coordina-

Mitchell Museum of the Americas lodiar 3001 Central St , Evanstan. 10471 475-1030. www.milchellrvuseum.org. Admission to events is includnd with an entrance donation to he Mitchell

Throsgh Sept 25: "Celebrating Enponionce: A Gallery o! Art by Older Adults,"

featuring quilts by Mary Ja Bowers of Chicago and watercolors by Marjorie Graham nf Nenthtiold. Simply Chicago Ast 1310 Oaktnn St., Evanston, (847) 738-0716. www.simply-

chicaqnart.cem. Gallery bourn: 11 am.'? p.m. Sotordoys; l-6 p.m. Sundays. Through Aog. 30', "A Road to Some-

where - Crossing the Abyss," paintings and druwìngs by Susan Cua and Joseph Kinney.

AUDITIONS & OPPORTUNITIES STAGE

The Rising Stars Theotre Co, euh hold open auditions 1er "The Munic Man"

from 7-9 p.m. Aoq. 20 fur children ago 013 years; aod from 7-9 p m. Aug21 and l-5 p.m. Aug, 23 for teens and adults at 6B50 W. Addison, Chicago. Seeking a lungo cast of children, teens and adults for both principal roles and ensemble, Children should prepare 32

sinn per family is $10. Sept 20-Bec, 30'. '7 Artists, 7 Teachings: Contemporary

bans of as opboat song; no appoint-

Great Lakes Native Art." The group evhibition enplones the thomos of truth,

encouraged to make an appointment

respect, lave, bravery, honosty, humility and windom that are central to the ethos and wunldviow of Ihn Anishinabe tribes of the Upper Midwest - the

MusicMankuditisnsOiqrnail.cnm, although walk-ins are welcome. Come prepared tu learn a song and be pne' pared to dance, Accompanist provided.

Chippewa (Ojibwuyl, Ottawa and

No pay. Performance dates are Satur' days and Sundays, Nov, 7-22. Fer infer'

Northwestern University Library, 1910 Campus Drive, Evanston. 1B47) 491-

7635. www.library.00rthwestern,edu, Through Oct. B: "Best of Bologna: Edgiest Artists uf Ihn 2008 loternationnl Children's Book Fair," on display in the upper lobby nf Beening Library (accessikhe through the main library en-

Goodman Theatre, 170 N. Dearborn,

Chicago,wvlcunies children of all eth' nicities to audition for ifs production of Charles Dickens "AChniotmus Carol" frum 10 a,m.-3 p.m. Aug, 31. Performers

ages 5-li oro nuoded for several roles,

tine Museum of Art, 1600 E, Gulf Road, Dos Plaines 18471 635-2633. www oak-

tine dales aro Nov. 20'Doc. 31.

ton.edu/museum. Gallery hours: fo a 55.-6 p m, Monday-Fniduy Il 0m-4 poi. Saturday, Summer hours through August: 10 am.-? p.m Mondoy-Thurs'

Opessaoditlens fur the Perfvrming Ants ut Oakton production of "Honey Brown Eyes" by Stofanie Zadravec will be held from 61 p.m. SepLl'2 at Oaktoo Community College, 1600 E. Golf

Ill Opening reception from 14 p.m. Oct. 4, with en artists' panni discussion at 2

pm. Home Grown Artists, a showcase for

02Ko. Opus 18 a m-6 p.m. Monday-Sueday. Through Aug. 31: "Life Sentences."

featuring sculpture by Frank Bell and paintings by Mary Purtortield, is Gallery I. Oakton Community College, Knohn-

day. Through Aug.27: "Retrospective:

3014, or [emailprotected].

Anne Frank" from T'lo p.m. SepLZ-3 at the Harper College Liberal Arts Center Drama Lab, Building t, Room L1O9, 12811

W, Algonquin Road, Palatine. All roles are opon. You do not need to bs a Harper College student to audition. Re-

hearsals will begin in Soptembor; production rues Nov.13'22. Prepare a two-

te three-minute dramatic munslogue, and bring a headshot and résumé, To schedule an audition appointment, contact Kevin Long at (8471 92-6944 or klonglPhanpercollego.odu. MUSICIANS The Skukle Valley Symphony Orchestra will hold auditions for the 2009-10 season during the tirstweek of September. The SVSO is u 65-plus pince community orchestra of amateurs and

semiprofessionals with seloctnd pro' fossiuna) support The orchestra presonto four to five concerts por year of demanding stundond orchestral ropertome at the North Shore Confer for the Performing Arts in Skokie. Rehearsals are hold from 7.30-10 p.m. Thursdays,

Music Institute of Chicago, 300 Green

prepare two pieces of contrasting styles to sing from memory for the panel ofjudgeo. One selectinn should be in a foreign language and the uthor should be le English (music theater acceptedl. Each singer is Io bring their own accompanist, and is encouraged te come 20 minutes early to warm up.

The Eeaestoe Symphony Orchestra will hold aoditiees fur tramput and as-

The prognato, opon to singers ages 1418. offers private voice lessees, musicianship and keyboard skills classes,

sistant principal French horn in early $eptember,Those interested should contact Cathy Curr ut cathy.carnlPcarrcoeoulting.eet, The orchestra will also hold auditions for string positions in early Septemben particularly looking for string baso. Interested parties should contact Paula Fischer at

and enrichment activities. Monthly master classes and lectures will he provided by guest artists and will lea' tore specialized training in aneas noch as vocal coaching, diction, acting and improvisation, movemont, stage craft, makeup, the International Phonetic Al-

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Na Mele Aloha Hawaiian music club

seeks musicians who play ukulele, upright string bass, keyboards, flote and violin, The group is open to all ages. Rehearsals are held frem 7-10 p.m. Thursdays at Oakton Community Col-

phubet and sonne. For inFormation or to schedule an audition, contact Barbara

lege, 1500 E. Gell Read, Des Plaines,

voice volunteer choras performing for more than 70 years, will present three concerts during its2009-lU season, Chorus audilions will be held at 6:30 p m. Sept B and 15 at Trinity Lutheran

Ann Martín at hmartinlPolasicinstonq or 1047) 905-1500, est. 466. North Shore Choral SocIety, a 120-

Call Earl Essig, (8471 2720762, oro' mail [emailprotected]. SINGERS

Church, 3637 Golf Road, Evanston. to

Music Institute of Chicago Chorale will hold auditions From 7:30-9:30 p.m. Aug.25 at its Evanston East Campus, 1490 Chicago Ave , Evanston. The ensemble is led by Daniel Wahlenberg and

make an appointment, contact Len Barkerat (B47l 272-2351 or leepbarkerrAaol com. Rehearsals are held trum 7:30-10 pm. Toosdays at Trinity Esther-

rehearsals are held from 7:45-10 p.m.

an Church. For inFormation, visit

Bjnnnsoo Male Chorus inviten malo

singers to isis in four-part choral singlng,They reheorse at B p.m. Thursdays in Ihn Park Ridge VIVI Hall, Higgins Road and Canfield Avenue, Sep-

tomber-Jase, and sing American and Scandinavian selections at various lo-

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graup in singing American and Scandi' naoian selections throughout the year, except fur the months ofJuly ansI August Rohearsain une hold at B pm. Tuesdays at the Estenian House in Lin'

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colnshine. Call Thon Fjell, (6301 3694233 or 1630) 479-4233. Sknhle Concert Chslr seeks malo and

temole singers at any leoni of choral enponience, Nu auditions are held. The choir pnrinrms a variety of music, from classical to Broadway, and penforms two concerts annually, under

the direction of conductor Michael Lewanski, and with accompanist Adri'

an Mntzger. Rehearsals are held (rom

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Leslie Brodie at (8471 67y-KSOI, eut,

Harper EnsembfoTheatre Company will hold auditions for "The Diary of

matlon, call 1B47) 905'1500, est 101.

evww.00rthshsrechoral org.

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who entered a competition to be teatuned at the world's largest annual children's book event, Nopes Cultural Arts Center Gallery,

fsrmotinn, call (B471 635-1897,

omines the disastrous effects of conflict between entions and lndieidoals. The director is casting three mules ages 20s te3üu one female, late 205 to 305; one female in her 605; and one l2-year:old girl, Prepared monologues (one to two minutos) will be hound along with cold readings from the script Production datos are Oct. 15-25

Brahms tlebeslieder Waltoes and Schumane Spanisches tledspiel. For lof or-

mont necessary. Teens and adults are

including the role of Tiny rim and the Cratchit children. Actors can register (or audition timen from 9:30-11:30 am, in the lnbby of the theatre. Be not call Goodman Theatre to make audition appointmento. Thosn auditioning are asked to prepone a memorized poem nr monologue (one minute or less in losglhi and one vorne of a song, preferably a traditional holiday song or Christmas carol, sung withoot musical accompaniment They should ulss bring a photo and ndsumé including age, hoight, weight, previous theatrical and related eeponience/traielng, ad' dress and contact information, Produc-

trance). "Best of Bologna" presents a selection works by artists chosen from an uniginol pool nf more than 3,000

Buy Rood, Winnetka, will huid auditions for the Honors Vocal Program at MIC from 5-1 p.m. Aug, 26. Singers are to

ut Oaktnn's Dos Plaines campos. For in-

third oboe/English hone, third bassoon/coetrabussoon, fourth boro and percussion. There are also openings fer positions in all string sections. Provisos orchestral eoperienco is protemed. Fur audition repertoire and In schedule an audition time, contact

p.m. Snpt, 3, Seniors Action Service, 1123 Cmorsnn, Suite 200, Evanston. www.Seoinrskc-

Museum. Suggested danatinn is $5 for adults; $2.50 fon senior citizens, stodents and children. Maoimum admis'

Putawutomi, also known as the Council nl the Three Fires

Tuesdays. Fall neportoire includes the

Road, Des Plaines. Set le war-tore BosnIa during the 19905, the play ev-

tor, 10471 674-3006. Through Aug, 20:

"Art in Science," sculpture and twudimensinnul art by Peter N. Gray.

September through May, at the center, with additional Monday rehearsals the week of a concert, The orchestra has openings forpninclpal cello, principal baos, second trumpet, second oboe,

Jssoph Meurt," featuring works by Belglus-bore artist Joseph Moent, a cestemporary und friend of Jackson Poi' lock, Boring the Great Depression, Meert was a Works Progress Adminis' halbe artist and became part nf on artists' group that included Pohlack, Herman Cherry and others. Sept 3-Oct 16: "Gregory Orinff; Prints from the Great Depression," featuring mere thon 60 lithographs, Wosdcuts end etchings. Opening reception from S'O

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Recording artist Denise Bngham of Streamwooij will perform at 8 pm. Aug. 22 at the Skokje Theatre, 7924 N. lincoig Ave. The concert will feature songs from her acclaimed new album, Hotel LalayeUo.' as well as video Clips showing the album's production and a tribute to military veterans. Accompanying Briqham will be her arranger/projuCOr Carey Deadinan. Brigham's new album, currently No. 2 on VS. Adult Standards airplay charts. features most of the "Wicked orchestra plus jazz stars like Mark Colby, Mike Smith and Andy Baker, Brigham, a Suburban mom, started performing in public less than IO years ago. Shortly after her album's release, she became the Featured Artist of the Week on the Music Of Your Life national indio network. For tickets or more ¡nfonnation, call (8-47) 677-7161 or visit wwwskokietheatrecom or www.denisebrigham.co

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01 raw cinematic talent both very much in cvidence in this ambitious attempt to redo The Big War QT style. Unfortunately, ho loses focus when he takes the project a little too seriously and tries to take his story outside the bounds of exploitation fare. "Inglourious I3asterds" has been bouncing around Tarantino's mind for years, and his intentions for the project seemed clear froñi

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orne sou the Tempel Ltpizzans perform graceful leaps and dances. From oung frolicking foals to highly trained stallions, at Tempel Farms, selected site oithe Olympic eqnestrian events in Chicago's 2016 bid. Exit I-94 at173 west or west on Wadsworth Roadirom Route 41, and follow the signs. Peforniaiices: Wediiesdas 10:30 am, Sundays I pm, thruAugust 31 and September13

coolly suspenseful capionage and personal revenge drama. Tarantino divides his story into five chapters,

with titles such as Onco Upon a Time in Nazi-Occu-

pied France,' and three story lines, which only come together, through sheer contrivance, for the explosive finale.

'Miltz) and somehow

becomes the proprietress ofa movie house in Paris. There, she attracts the unwanted attentions of a German \vai- hero (Daniel Bruhi) who recommends

her theater foi' the debut ofa propaganda film based on his exploits. Most of the German high command \vill be in attendance at the premies-e, including Hitler himself, and Col. Landa will be providing security

- giving Shosanna the opportunity foi- big-time revenge. Meanwhile, British army

intelligence, represented by a heavily made-up and

led by a former film critic turned commando (Michael Fassbender), are uncomfortably drafted into a mission that calls for subtlety and subterfuge instead ofcrazed ultra-violence. It's a typical Tarantino touch that the plot to wipe out Hitler and win the war overnight comes down to a

battle set in a theater and that a film plays a conti-al role in the final confrontation. That's the soi-t of unfettered imagination that makes his films

so perversely exuberant ifyou have the stomach for them - and there's enough of that in Inglourious" to keep things interesting. Despite the film tendency to slip into tedium whenever the action shifts away from Lt. Raines and his crew. The Basterds are the heart of this film and they probably should have been its sole focus. The way the film is structured now, even with a seriously overlong running time of 153 minutes, none of the story lines get Tarantjn&s full attention and none of them work as vell as they should. Maybe he should have made this film twice as long and split it into two parts, like Kill Bill.' Or. maybe he should have gone with the miniseriés

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go. Continued from PAGE BiO ety will host 'A Moment in Time, its annual endoí-summer tundraiser trum 6-1030 p ni. Aug.21 at Buies Ale House, 303 E. Kensington Road, Mount

Prospect. The evening wilt include a

pizza bullet, split1hepot rallie, a time'related silent auction aed live elitertainmeet Iraqi the band 5000

Gwen Ihnat, Who teaches Enhancing

YourWritteo Communlcutionwith Stylo in Loyola Oniversitys Continuum pro' gram, will otter a workshop on ways to improve writing skills. Ilse lair will also feature children's activities, Including tace'painting. art lessons, story time and crults. For inlormation, call (7731 6314633 or visit www.norwoodparkhis' toricalsociety.nrg. Studio FIn, 1128 Florence, Evanston. Sept12, 7:3010:30 p m.: Rook release

Sept13 at the North Shore Center tor the Pertermin Arts, 9501 Shshio Blvd. Skokie. $1005350. Tickets available by calling (312) 7751834 er visiting www.gnjcc.org/benefit.

ter, Shokie. (8471 676-2230, Sept23,

?3O p.m : Jon liuto will discuss ucd sign his latest hook, Sos/ola Dog. Des Plaines Public Library, 50! Ellinwnod St. (847) 376-2787, www.dppl.org. Aug.26, 7 p.m Todd Wossell, uuthnr o! The One and Only Chic//ar/wy -Amer/ca's Dreaf Alb/ole, will host a multimedia presentation about his great-uncle, who was a star

"Rod Blagojevlch Superstar. present' ed by Second City through Sept6 at

CHILDS PLAY Arlington Paric 2200 W. Euclid Ave., Arlington Heights. 18471 385-7550. www.arlingtonpark.com. Family Day,

every Sunday, through Sept 6, otters a special theme each week. Aug, 23: Mas'

with ea intermission. Tickets: $12. Call

for sale. Authsr presentations and wnitieg workshops include: Rich tied' berg and Carol Jean Canson, coiu' thorn o! Chicago Yeslerday& Today, will discuss the history of Chicago: Loura Kamodulski, who teaches Every' day Ristory: Historical Research and Writing in Loyola Uoiversitys Continu' em program, will present a workshop on preserving a tamily legacy through

first-person narratives, generational histories and other projects: Karen Kruse, author ut A Chicago Fireho ese Stories o(Wrigleyeille's EogThe 78, will

discesa her boelc take Claremont Press author and genealogist Grace

dances the second and fourth Hundays of the month all year long at the

Tickets: $25. Vi5it

SCare. Conter en Hoisted und the

unless otherwise noted. 18471 909-3651

Park Ridge Seniar Center, 100 S. West'

www.chicagoshakes corn or call (3121

Dance far Life Fund. Call (3121 922-S812

er wwwevmark.nrg, Aog,20: The Mid'

orn Ave , Park Ridge. Rounds start at

595'5600. Rusemont Theatre, 5400 N. River

or visit www.dancotorlifechicago dom. Happy Twlrters Dance Ctub provides round and ugoare dancing at 7.30 p.m. the second Satarday ut the menth, Sept12 through May 8, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Thacker and Lee streets, Des Plaines, $6 per guest Call

way Ramblers ICajunI.

7:30 p.m , with squares frum 0-IR p.m.

Josh Weckessoer Dance Spectacular. 8 p.m. Aog,21'22 at The Building Stage, 412 N. Carpenter St, Chicago. The 000ning includes performances by

For information, call (7731 775-9427 or

Synapse Arts Collective, Kinetic Bast, Masha Dalnvlenkov, Matt Gritto, Brandy White, Be the Groove, Stick N Move and

dances the fourbIs Saturday of each

Josh Weckessner. Tickets: $lO'SlS. Visit ance/57.

DANCE

Ridge. First lesson is tree. Call 184?)

ChIcago Dance Club, (847) 622-4466.

7295005 or 17131 605-0407 tor mIar' matiao,

Kristine's Dance Party, 7:30-Il p.m. Thursdays at the Park Ridge VFW, ION Higginn Road, Park Ridge. Open ta sie' gles and couples. Nightclub, swing, it'

dancing starts at 8 p.m. with guest callers. Retreshmoots nerved and hannor available thraagh April 24. Admis' nias: $6. For intermation, call (8471

terbug. salsa, hustle, cha cha, too trot and and other music provided by aDJ.

3R2'5512 or 1047) 253'32O6. Sept26:

Chicago. Sept 12. 7.30 p.m.: Natya

www.seechïcagedaece.cenperfarrn'

$5 covefl cash bar, 17731 402O642 or

www.hristinesdanceparty.com.

leikarringen 'Helmhs" dancers wel' come these age 16 and older interest' ed un Scandinavian folk dance to join them mom 89:30 p m. Wednesdays at

órpresentanl.D. and

DINNÈR'ISON US5!

Square Wheels Square Dance Club

club etfers sguare dancing lessons Sept 14, 2! and28 at Sommit of Up-' town, IR N. Summit, downtown Park

1847) 6985501 er 17731 685'R4R7. The

J oiR US fordlnner any evening in August wearing your uniform

(7001 442-8646. Aug, 24: "So long to Summer,"

month, September through May, at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 304 W. Palatine Road, Prospect Heights. Round dancing begins at 7:30 puns. with ttaward and Anna Hottman, and square

Appreciation Month at Allgauer's!

Square Spares G Pairs Square Dance

Club, a club ter couples and singles,

Herschel Tolonn. Oct 24: Steve Sullivan.

Allgauer's would like to thnkour fire, police and military heroes who sacrifice for our safety every day! purchase of one regular priced dinnor entree. not apy to prix-fixe menu, split or half-portion entrees, or Friday Seafood & Pilone Rib Buffet. Maximum of one complimentary dinner per table and nos valid with any other offer o coupon. Wish thc

Does

.Allgaùer's on the Riverfront Restaurant

Willowbrook Ballroom, 8900 S Archer

Located al sisc (:lttion Cisicago No,'ttsbrook

Ave, Willow Springs. 1700) 839'IOOO.

2855 North Mjtsoukec, Avenue

www.willowbreekballroom dom. Aug. 21: Swing dancing to music by The Flat

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FRL TRIBUTOSAURUS

SAT.

19, 10:30 a m : "Fractured Fairytales,"

adapted tram stories by Aesnp and the Druthers Grimm and presented by GreatWorks Theatre Company Praduc' tion. $15. Oct24, 10:30 am.: "The Legend et Sleepy Hollow," presented by

Lincoln Ave. at Oakton St. in Downtown Skokie

Free Admission

GreatWerks Theatre Company. SIS. Nov.

C RAC KER:30

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FAREWELL CAPTAIN6.30 PM

Youth Ensemble, $15. Dec.5,12.g9 and

THE BON MOTS4.3OPM

26 7 p m., and Dec. 6, 13, 20 and 27.

2:30 p.m.: "lt's a Wonderful Lilo," a live radia play presented by the NFl Per' terming Arts Academy. SIS,

COMEDY

Spanish pnr(ormance. Tickets are 512,

The Annoyance Theatre. 4830 N.

519 and $24. with a limited number ni

Drnadway, Chicago. (773) 561-4665.

V.I.P. 1545 weekday and $50 weekend)

www.theaneayance.cem. Au,20 and 27. 9.30 pm: "Idiot Tango," okotch comedy by Rich and Rebecca Sohn. $10, Through Sept12, 8 p.m. Saturdays: "Sciontnlsgyl The lUnauthorizod) Musi' cal," written and performed by the An-

www.ticketmaster.com. For show infer' matins, call 13121 455'45R0 er visit www.disneyonice corn. if Von Take a Mouse toSchool," pro' sented by Emerald City Theatre through Sept 21 at the Apotla Theater,

dation of Chicago, Chicago House, AID'

$500. Proceeds befoul the AIDS Fous'

FIRE 'POLICE MILITARY

Ma-

sic by Chuck aed Friends

THE WARNING LA6 PM

7 p m.: 6rease," presented by the NIT

wuekoedl seats available. All opening night tickets are $11, oudlaitiog VJ.P. and iront raw seats. For tickets, call (800) 745'3000 or visit

will be followed by a 20-minute lo/prov set based on audience suggestions.

Allgauers ja pleased td asinounce...

BECOMES [ED ZEPPELiN 8 PM

younger. Call 13121 595-5600 nr visit www.clricagoshahes.cnm.

and iront row 1555 weekday and $70

The Dick filial Orchestra, Sept2

ON THE RIVERFRON'S

St. Charles. (630) 504'6342. www.tick' etmaster.cem. Nab/a Fool Theatrica/s

28, Dec. 5, 12. 19, 1030 am.. and Dec.13,

Sueday.The5pm.ohowo Sunday isa

www.brewopaperticketncom luearch "Natya").

6616.

Pheasant Run Resort. 4051 E. Main St..

Tickets: SIB: $15 tor children 12 and

day'Friday; 11.38 a m , 3:30 p.m. and? p m. Saturday: and i p.m. and 5 p.m.

members; $9 guests. Sept 6: Music by

IA LLGAUERS

nary. Call 1047) 823'759& or (047) 692-

$260 for 20 weeks.

ZDD9Ch/ldrens ThealerSeries- Sept

mancos are ochodaled (or 7 p m. Tues'

Ave, Franklin Park. Admission is SR for

l2400rvisit

Dos Plaines, 666 Graceland Ave. No pri-

er dance experience or partner noces'

lYs Thsrsdayt Dance Nights. Free dance lessons at 630 p.m. dancing from 7:30-9 p m. at 909 Davis Plaza, Maple and Church streets, Evanston,

lee 525. Upcomiog datos include Sept 26, Oct 24, Nov. 28, Dec.12 IChrisimas

coin Ave. 18471 965-4220. Aug, 29,10

The huur'losg concert is designed to introduce tamilies with children ages 4 and up to the joys o! live perlormance. At 11 am. on hulk days. perlurmers are available (or autographs and pictures in the theater's lobby, while young mu' siriano demonstrate and answor gues' lions about tire ieatured instruments.

including hardcover, soticover and children's, and books on tape, will be

tor students and seniors, Call 13121 212-

becs: $10 nsnmoorbors. Membership

Marten Grooe Pobflc Ubrary, 6140 lin'

Chicago Chamber Musicians will pros' ont "Peter and the Wolf," by Sergei Prokotiev, ut 10 and 1130 a.m Nov. 1415 at Chicago Shokespoare Theater on

Disney On Ice presents "100 Years si

Gala reception will be at 5 p.m. at the Millennium Park Rooftop Terrace, feu' tuning a Yght buffet dinner, followed by

dung tees.

wwwirish'amvricanorg. Sept20, 2

Magic" Sept 8-13 at the United Center, 1901 W. Ktadieon St. Chicago. Perlar-

an dance and music. Tickets: $25; $15

ballroom dancen tram 7.30-10:30 pm. at the American Legion, 9757 Pacitic

shows are $12, excluding tao and han'

McGaw YMCA, 1000 Grove St. Evanston.

House, 5624 N. Newark Ave., Chicugn. Admission io $2. Now and used bsohs,

lywaed" and ito resto in classical Indi-

ny and Same Planet Different World.

Dance Theatre will pay tributo ta the music o! Indian composer A. R. Rab' man, winner et two Academy Awards tor his compasitions far the turn 'Slumdog Miltionaire' The program will include selections tram Rahman's

lo a m. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Tri' days; li am. Satardays.Tickets (or all

www.northshoredanceceoter.com. Saturdays, 11:50 a m.12:30 pm: Story Time Yoga tar agos 3'7; parents welcome.

Fair will be held from coon'S p.m. Aug. 23 at the Nuble'SoymnurCrippon

let, River North Chicago Dance Compa'

Franklin Park, Mostly swing dancing, some ballroom, Latin and line dancing. Open to ages 21 and otder. SS mom'

Sept & Junior Jockey Club Party. Brilliasteen Jr. is seeking sixth' through eighth-graders to participate in a Broadway musical cabaret. Audi' tiens ellI be held (nom 11 am'S p.m. Sept12 and noon-4 p m. Sept 13 at the

Shun Tucker, 18471 475-7'lOO, ext. 225.

Dempster. AuR.25, 7 p m.: Discussion et The Readerby Bernhard Schlink. Norwood Park Historical Society Buuh

Spares Sunday Evening Club holds

Harald Washington tibrary, Cindy Pritakor Auditorium, 400 5, State St,

www.rnarriotttheatre.com. Through Aug. 2, "Cinderella." Pertsrrnanceu at

N. Knoo Ave., Chicago. (713> 28?703S.

p m.: Discussion el Crashing Through by Robert Kurson at Starbuckn, 6763

between the modern concept ot "Dol-

Dance to DJ music from the '505 to to' day from 7:301130 p m. Saturdays at American Legion Hall, 9757 Pacitic Ave,

18471634-0280.

tord Ave., Skokie. 18471 674'2216.

coIn Ave. 1841) 9654220. Aug.23, 3

Street Dance Chicago, The Jofiroy Rai-

Randolph Drive, Chicago. Tickets: $75'

Maniott Theatre forYoung Audi' encen. IO Marriott Drive, Lisceloshire.

Giordano Jaez Dance Chicago, Hubbard

and 3 p.m. Sundays. Each performance

tormation about the theater, call (8471 6?l'SlOO. Oct2'3, 8 p m.: Robin Williams presents his "Weapons et Seit' Deatrudtioo" cemody bec

(7731 ?61'44T7.

the First United Methodist Church of

the performance at 7:30 p.m. at Harris Theater ter Music and Dance, 205 E.

at www.tickotmastor.com or 13121 5591212; the ticket prices listed below du net Includo snrvico foes. For more in'

pradaction is appropriato (or children ages 5-10, and runs about one hoer

O7?S 1815

full repertnry st music, With choreog' raphy by artistic director Osma Ra' jagopalan, associate artistic director Orithika Rajagnpalan and the Natya dancers, Illastrating the connections

Fridays: 3, 7 aigd 9:30 p.m. Saturdays:

Road, Rosemnnt. Tickets are available

competition is a trampoline. Duck wants that prize, bot with Farmer Drown watching around every cerner, how will he hold singing and dancing

gawymca.erg. For intormatinn, call

Morton Grove Public Library, 6l0 Lin'

tarmances at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays and

and lt a m. Oct.18. Regular pertermanc' es at I p.m. Saturdays and Il am. and t p m. Sundays. The county fair is dem' ing. and the grand prize in the taleet

days, otters children 12 and under hands-on activities about Arlington

Racy Pier, 800 E. Grand Ave., Chicago.

Pier, 800 E. Grand Ave., Chicago. Per'

thelmo Theatre, 6912 N. Gtenwood Ave.,

rehearsals tor Cow, Pig ged Ewe? The

Show G Tell. Aug.30: Paddock Tour.

Chicago Shnkospeare Theater on Navy

tar tall class. (847) 236-9235 nr

cot Day. Aug. 30: Jeanie B (live musid. Sept 6: Chicago Fire Fest io the Park. Junior Jockey Club, on selected Sun'

Park and horse racing. Children inter' estod in joining the Junior Jockey Club can sign up al the Junior Jockey Club test every Sunday. Aug. 23: Dlacksmitls

IO Theater, in the Dot Close Theatre,

troduce children to music. Ongoing classes available in Nortkbrook and Park Ridge. Registration is in progress

at the McGaw YMCA or at www.mc'

music und dance.

, --

Lasloy and John Sviukla. Nu periorm' ance Aug20. $10.

Weekly rehearsals will take pince through November. Register in person

lI/storyotlrish Dance in Chicago. There will also be u pust'sigeing recep' lion leaturing perlormaoceu by a vari' ety cl the Chicago area's schools o!

Jablooskil, sketch comedy by Sherra

player tor Ohio State Ueioeruity in the lato 1910s. Copies nl the book will ho ovailablo For purchase and sieing. Irish American Heritage Center, 4626

and sIgn her book, Stepu in Time: The

Aug,29, tealuring performances by

am.: Jigglejam Children's Music with Jodi Koplin. North Shore Dance Center, 840! Craw-

p.m.: Kathleen M. Flanagan Will discuss

Through Aug, 27, 10:38 p.m. Thursdays:

Chicago, with previews at 1 p.m. Oct.17

Barnes & Noble, 55 old Orchard Ceo'

tar children. Call 17731 935'6l00 or olsit www.erneraldcitytheaire.corn. JosH Kopiln's Jlggiejammer classes, (er children ages 6 months ta 3 years and their pareots, feature guitar, per' cassino intrurnents and puppets to in'

ing.com.

BOOKS & POETRY

AIDS fend-ruining event, will be hold

from the villaqe qnvernnient aed

ing comedian Hnwie Mandol, 7:30 p.m

party, starting at 7 p.m.l. Dance for Ufe. a port ormanco'based

0199. www.Chicago.i0lmprov.com.

Sentii. The eveeieg will also leature the npeeinq nl the Randhurst time capsule, which was placed by olliclals

ter of Chicago aneual beeelit, teatur'

3541 N. Clark St, Chicago. (7731 ROO'

ages 3 to 6 years old. Tickets: $15; $12

wwwjigglojvmproductions.com. Uteline Thvatre KldSenios presents "Booby Dooby Men:' OctlB'Dec. 6 at

person at the doer. Call (8470 392' 9006 nr visit www.mtphist org. JCC Uvet the Jewish Commueity Cen'

2540 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago. The play io best suited for familles With children

party ter Dreal SmokyMounlains Na' I/ova/Par/i: Thirty Years of American Landscaposby Richord Mach. In R.Sv.P., email in! olAquietlightpublish'

Randhurst Corporation in 1902. $15 per

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THE DYNAMITES FEATURING CHARLES WALKER PM MELVIN TAYLOR 4PM DUWAYNE BURN$E 2 PM

JIMMY SUTTON A I ROO( 'N' ROLL GIKrAJ 12 PM

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lesson and dance. Salsa fessons at 7:30

630 p.m $15 in advance; $20 at the door, which includes the regalar salsa p.m. followed by dancing to salsa and

Cats. tessons start at 730 p.m. fol' owed by dancing at 8:30 pro. SIZ Sia for students with 1.0. Aug.2 Ballroom dancing from 25 par. with music by fhe Teddy lee Orchestra. $14. Swing

dancing fesnons at 7 p.m.. followed by dancing ta music by a DJ until Il p.m. $10. Aug. 25 and SepLi: Country and western dancing. Lesson starts at 7:30 p m. followed by dancing until 10 p.m. se. flats and boots encnaraged Aug.

Latin mosic until ii p.m. $10. No pantnor needed. Aag29 8 p m Tejano Dance featuring Ill Joe y la Familia. $35 For reserved seating: $30 general

admission. Asg.30 Ballroom dancing from 2-5 p.m. with the Jay Witchor Orchostra, $14 Swing dancing starts at 7 until fi p m. to music by DJ Carl, $10.

Sopt2 Salsa lessons start at 7.30 p.m. followed by dancing to salsa and Latin

DINE-IN SPECIAL

Hurry, Limited Tiene Only!

Carl, $10.

DINING Schaefers, 9965 Gross Point Road. Skokie. 1841) 67357ll. Aug. 22. 11 am-S

. p m Saturday Wino Tasting featuring sauvignon blancs and cabornets. Freo. Aug. 29, li o m-5 p.m Saturday Wine lasting featuring chardnnnays and

American Craft Exposition, Aug. 28-30 at the Henry Crown Sports Pavilion at Northwestern University, 2313 Campus Drive. Evanston. Hours are 10 a.m.-9

102 N. Chicago SS., Jouet, JSJInois r ......., tsc,lHI ,- t,vi o 8C O'k..

815-726-6600 .0 www.rtaitosquare.com

Çantal.thbçPath Art League for m.dethforn1y@tat (8471 234-3143 or

vejrdeeepOheEtthague.erg. Nurvìoyq PArk Historical Society's . 2009 11line Fest,4-7 p.m. Sept12 at the

OobM;SiyyeaurCippen Heaue, 56240. Attendees will with hors doouesjoy'lon'os ba'chdrópoLCtekngo's aident homo.

lion and guest speakers Jean verseo, author of SYOR Chicago: Your Guide to Srinq-Vour-Oiwn'Botile Restaura oto and Roe G Spirits Stores in Chkaqolaod, and sommelier Robert Lehnen of Lettuce Enlertaie You Enterprises. Tickels are $50. For inlormution or tickets, visit www nerwoodparkhistoricalsociety.erg or call (7731 6314633.

RMC Ausillany Fall and halloween

Cralt Show, 7 a m-3.30 p.m SepL 18 at Resurrection Medical Center, 7435 W. Talcott Ave, Chicago. Ass Ants G Crafts Adventure Il, pre-

sented by the American Society of Artists from 9 a m-5 p m. Sepi 19 at Hedges Park, 200 S Courtland, Park . Ridge. Free admission. 18411 991-4748

. Bill Corbelt (Crew T. Robot) will be reunited on the big screen fun ogo-.

p.m. Admission is $7 fun members; $9

Park, 1601 W. Hirsch, Melrose Park, with

music by The Variety Pali.

eveniog nf live ruling on "Plor9Jn,eií

omEvents coro, The Silent filin Society uf Ch)cago will

present the 2009 Silent Summer Film Festival ut 8 p.m. Fridays, through Aug, 28 at thePontage Theater, 4050 N. MiF

wauken Ave., Chicago. Alllilithiill be prelecled in 35mm print fansist and presented with live organ uc''ehipanimont by photoplay organintsDeonis Scott, Joy Warren,and Michie,Jpcklin. Mike Oezin nod his West End Jazz Band

will entertain arriving guests with live 1920s jaoz prior Io Ihe closiegnight feature For intormalion, call (7731 2057372 nr visit www.nileolfilmchicagecoin. Aug21: "The Thivf of Baghdad," starring Donglas Fairbanko.Aog,29. Seventh Heaven," starring Janet Gaynor, who won Iho Iinnt ,lcadomy Award for Deot Ac-

tress with her penlerunance in this film. Skohie Poblic Library, 5215 Ouktee St. 18471 673-7714. www.skvkiolibrary.nrg. Chicago YIVO Society 2009 Summen

Festivalo!YiddïshCaltoro presents. liims at 12:15 p.m. All movies wilh Eng-

Inh subti)les when Yiddish, Hebrew or Polish is npnken. Aug.26: "yiddish Thyator: A Lone Story."

on wwwemericansocielyolartists'org.

TODRS & OUTINGS Norwood Park Hlntontcal Society, 5624 N. Newark Ave., Chicago. (773) 631-

4633. www.00rweodparkhistonicaluoti' ety.org. The Norwond Park Historical Society, a eonprofit organization, resides in the Noble-Snymour-Crippen Hoose, Chicago's oldest home, Hours are 000n-4 p.m. Saturdays, nr by appointment. Admission is free. bot donations ere accepted.

Skokie Northshnre Sculpture Park. lo' cated along McCormick DInd. between Oempster on the north and Touhy on the south. (0471 67y'426S. www sculp turepark.orq. A series of free guided tours are offered on select Sundays through October, weather permitting

Trained volunteer docentn will lead in' formal walking tours, teutuning a dit' lovent section et the twninile long park each month. Tours begin promptlv at 1 p.m. will be approximately une hoar in length und feature discussions

nf the sculptures, their creating artist, types of materials used and tech' niques employed, as vieil as the artists' concepts fer the various pieces. Aug. 23: Section I, park in the lot in the park, between Dempster und Main. Sept 21: Section II. Oct25: Section IV.

Evanston Art Center, 2603 Sheridan

Celébrating a canèr spiced with humor 40 Veai It the ILS.: A Raò6e

in this country but decided it was time, And what better place than at his syn' agogue which Schechter

Odyssey' by Rabbi Barry Schechter. 2 p.m. Sunday, Aog. 30, Congregation Kol Emeth, 5130 W. Tushy Ave.. Shokie,

Free, refreshments following proseotafisa, (841) 613-3310,

J1t4. '

calls "my necond home,"

By MYRNA PETUCKI Contributor

Friendly community Schechter has spent 28 years at ICol Emeth, tirot as

Thun month after Neil

the cantor and then as the rabbi. 'The congregation is

Armotrong landed on the moon, Rabbi Barry Schechter of Congregation Kot Emeth in ojerosospleted a oignifacant journey ofhio own, He traveled from England to America

to study and found himself in a country that almost instantly felt like home. Schechter will celebrate his 40th anniversary in the United Staates with a presentation, open to the public, at his synagogue at 2 pm. Aug, 30, Listening to Schechter is always a treat because of his quick wit and the fascinating humorous stories he tells, that always seem to offer a gentle lesson. 'The

really my life," he declared. "It is truly a community with the most wonderful friendly people in the world who rejoice with each other in good times and support each other in ciufficult times," He considers his associa-

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best humor shows us something about ourselves that either we don't know or we know but we don't admit," he said. Sehechter said that he began thinking about his arrival in America after hearing commentai-y about

the milestone anniversary ofArmstrong's moon landing. "I started thinking, I can not believe it. I came herejust a couple of weeks afterwards," the rabbi said. He realized that he had never previously celebrated anniversaries ofhis arrival

Road. (847) 47553OO.

The AmenicanJewioh Artists Club io now accepting applicatien5 for new artist momborn The club enhibits

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widely in the Chicago area in souse-

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ums, public venues and iootitntioos, synagogues and community centers.

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charge for Guild members: S15 per

families. Mevies ore at dash on the lawn in bach of the art center. Aug.21:

ileverEnding Slery." Mortun Grane Public tlbrnry, 6140 Lin' cnln Ave. 10471 9654220. Aug.20, 2

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telling.

because I inset Julie

through a congregant and, naturally, our wedding took place at ¡Col Emeth," the rabbi said. l3chechter came to the

Doers open fon seating one'holf hoar before shuw lime. Aug.20, 7 p ro.: Foreign Film Fest presento "Waltz with

hers ere welcome. For informotinn, call Margaret Newman, 18471 924'R952, or

is available for artists looking for en'

visit wnvwdpag.ong.

going everkohepn and group eveeto to

Park Ridge Ant League meets at 7;30

Road, Park Ridge. Goeut lee io $3. Call

PertageTheater. 4050 N. Milwaukee

Dorothy DuSold, (8471 825-3505.

Program, call (841) bIS-1414 or v'u'

Oahtos St. All levels of photographers

www.oukton.edu/emwjtos, Remed and Juliet (HUM BbS-611 enamines the origins of Shakespeare's romantic

Ostreg Serbias Onthodao Chancis,

(cash only) at the door. lo addition te the screeniegs, there will alus be a

SINGLES Jewish Senior Singles Sociut Club meets regolarly for dinners and a variety of programs. For inforunotion, call

Now thmuUh September 5 Wednesdays 9:30pm Saturdays 10:15pm

Spiicial Labor Otiy Show:

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Dazzlino displays twice weekly, all sommer long t

Oubton Community College Emeritus . Program alters courses at its Skokie

month at Skokie Village Hall, 5127 W.

3LOC7 PARTY

Moot your neighbors from aroand the city at Chicago's only kid-sized block partyl For more information, visit www.ChfcageChildrensMuseum.org

MISCELLANEOUS

p m A screening of "Dr. Horribly's Sing-Along Blog' and the 2005 movIe "Serenity' will he presented by the ' .

(online only, through Aug. 251; $15

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advance their art.

campus, 1701 N. Lincnln Ave, Skokio..,/

val, noon-Il pio S0f5L5-6 at St Basil of

CHiCAGO

CllLP

www.enanstonatelier.Com, 1-ON-6 Ses-

Skokie Photographic Society meets et 7.30 p.m. the thirdThursduy of each

welcome. Call 10471 671'B324.

of Poland when Jews were still living in great numbers in Poland," Schechter related. "He goes into a

NOW PLAYING! Harsy and Duimbledore work together to protect Hogwants from Voldernort's ovil plans. Rated PG. Visit www.lmax.com/chicago or calf 312-595-5MAX for showlimes,

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Ave. Chicago. (7731736-4050. www.portagetheater.org. Aug. 29,8

Chicagoland Browncoofs to benefit the House uf the Good Shepherd and Eguality New. Tickets: SIG in adeance

Jewish family - was traycling through a poor part

humor," Schechter noted. "Now people come to expect it, so I musn't disappoint," Although his presentaLions give Schechter and others pleasure, he is quick to emphasize, "J am a rabbi, That's my ca1lias that's my career, that's my life?' Comrncnt:pioncerlocaLcom

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pm. the third Friday nf themvnth in the South Park Fieldhouse, 833 Talcott

Schechter's reputation as a raconteur emerged a number ofyears ago while he was presenting a series of talks about the history of Jews in Eastern Europe. "There was humor in all of them, but one talk was devoted solely to humor," he said. 'After that, people asked me ifl would talk at different libraries, synagogues, Hadassah groups. "Before I would pepper what I had to say with

'One ofthe Rothschilds - a vea-y, very wealthy

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are."

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Beverly Decker, 1t47l 635-0306. Eeasston Atelier, 716 Main St.,

Call (8471 477-5033 or e-mail

Dushir" ('Vals Im Bahsir"l. rated R. Aug. 27, 7 p.m Foreign Film Fest presents 'Nine Oueens' l"Nueve Reinas"), rated

Schechter's only ties to his previous career are

life in the US. An equal highlight is his marriage to his wife Julie. "Actually, they are connected

week for nonmembers, To register, call

sIeso, by appointment, otter groups of sin or more an opportunity to 5010cl 0 specilic art iosirection by the stadin artists. Alee, Artists Circle membership

515 Thacker St., Des Plomos. New menu-

Economlca humor

boiled egg When the bill comes, its 500 rubles, He says to the owner, Ao-e eggs so rare here?' The owner says, 'No, but Rothschitdo

Center St., Des l'loines. There Is a $10

at (he Prairie Lakes Cemmunily Centr,

Prospect Ave.. Park Ridge. (8471 825-

Des Pleines Art Guild meets at 7 p.m. un the second Tuesday of the month

time,"

several jokes about economics that he enjoys

Des Plaines Art Guild spnossrs figure drawing classes Jeatuniog professional live models frem 7-10 p.m. Wednesdays

3123. www.parkridgolibrary.org. flIers @ Use lJbrary - Mn registratieo needed.

Park Ridge Public Ubrory, 20 5.

US. by himselfwith the goal of studying for a graduate degree in economics, He was accepted at Northwestern University "I was not planning to make a career in the rabbinate," he reported. After graduation, he worked as an economist for a time 'but all the while, I was conducting services for the high holidays and sometimes weekends. Eventually, I took it up full

Lion with the synagogue one of the tsighlights of his

ART

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mude international food plus hot dogs and hamburgers. beverages and stesserts.Thore will also be a beer garden, childrens games, ralfie. gift buzaar and continuous entertainment [emailprotected] for Information. North Shore GreekEest 4 p.m-midnight Sept 4-5 and 2-10 p.m. Sept 6-7 on the graunds al the Hellenic Amencas Academy. 1085 Lake Cook Rood, Deerfiold. The fetioal features autheutic Oreek food, postnies and colfees. a taverna, live and Di Greek music, dancing. children's games, live entertainment. feW dance penformences. a Greek gourmet market, arts and crafts shops pias a raffle. Admission is $2, ander 12 free. (847) 317 1063 er www.}lellenicAmenicanAcademy.org. Taste nfSerbla Food and Music Vesti-

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benefit breast and ovarian cancer research at UorthSfsure University HealthSystem, 6;309.3O p.m. Aug. 27; $100. Call (847) 570-5096 or visìt www.amonicuncrafteopo.org.

Blvd. Franklin Park. Featurieg heme-

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Hirsch, Melrooe Park, with music by Ken Jandes. Aug.29 Dance at Balgen

Nelson, Kevin Murphy ITom Sorno) and

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FILM

Taste cISL Gertrude will be hold lrom

Donny Clay,

301 Golf Mill Center, Hiles. Michael J.

Sthtin1pr lldaod feed vendors.

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3.9 pee. Aug.29 and neon-S p.m. Aug. 30 at St. Gertrude Church, 9013 Schiller

stars as

Aug.21: Dance at Balgen Park, 1601 W.

OuterSpace,'a 1959 scieoc',:. lidien/horror film. Tickets ar)vail-

Thoêrytalsqjgtudos a silent auc-

works by l5Ojaried craftspoeplo from across the United States. including ceramics, fiber. furhitare, glass. jewelry, robed media and more. Admission Is

7 p.m. Aug.20 at the Olios Showplace,

mnreJa.n I$O arllgts in 6 dill erect riildìa'mkSJ1eeFaüctinn, Creation

Norridge. floors are 5-IO p.m. Thursday: 511 p ro. Friday; 3-li p.m. Satarday and 2:30-10 p.m. Sunday. Entertainment inciados Jahs Maggio, 63010 p.m.

and If a.m.-5 p ro. Sunday. Featuring

: Seinfeld's

Sept. 6 and lO api;4 p.m. Sept? at LukeoryuVo.Matket Sgunre, lealoring

ve'pastnlegaheese against the

p.m. Friday, IO ans-6 p.m. Saturday;

Jasoñ Alexander

(leseas 'KnIe" dancing and perferm nces by yeuth groups. children's aines. and a boak,ltere. Free admisoiuis: Fur lnfermatig1. visit www.stbasçhorch.ong ,tall 1847) 247-0077. TheS5tti annua),Ant Fair on the Sqo&e will be hyd from 10 a m-S p.m.

Family Sammenfest, Aug. 21-30 at Divine Savior Church, 7740 W. Montrose,

Ride Passes. call (7081 456-9000.

fer gsests. Hotllne is (638) 415-3449,

Spaz will perform. Also featuring con-

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stars of Mystery Science Theater 3000,

lessons from la30-t30 p.m. for $20 per person with the entry to ballroom dancing from 2-S p.m. with the Steve Anthony Orchestra. Ballroom dancing only admission is Sf4. Swing dancing starts at 7 p.m. with fessoos followed by dancing until li p.m. to music by DJ

Sunday. There will be a hinge tent, beer garden, rides and games from the Fan-

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door prices. Ver tickets and lolonma-

and Zorica Tedosijevic Orchestra. On Sunday. the Osfnug Orchestra and OJ

New Ampolairs, 6:30-10.30 p m. Soturday and The Sting Rays, 530-9:30 p.m.

1740 Milwaukee Avenue (at Lake Ave.)

Space," aspocial one'olghl event teaturing cemlineotory provided by the

provided by Pranna Flasha Tambora

western fessons and dancing, $8. Oats and boots encouraged. SepL& Fostrot

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2t "John Adams Unbound," a free enhi'

Ideology at every stage of his lite. Fer Information, call (847) 6351806.

30 and on Sept. & Performances by the Tempel Lipizzan stallions at 10:30 am.

Muryeille Academys main campos,

bitlen exploring the personal library nl the notion's second president. The en' hibition and related programs focus en

Skokle Theatre MusIc Foundation presents concerts and programs in the Skokie Theatre, 7924 Lincoln Ave.

Wednesdays aed 1 p.m. Sundays. Per-

cus features aerial acts, clowns, horse and dog acts under a big top. Food und heecrage concessions will be available,

how Adams shaped U.S. history and

Skokie. Call (84?) 617-116f or visit

the show, Tichets are $18; $15 for senior

lormed his intellectool und political ideas from a personal collection of more than 3,500 books. Through photo reproductions of many of Adams'

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Cook Road. Glencoe. (841) 83g-5440.

than 5,000 tiny trees. shrubs, groundcovers and flowering plants in close to 300 varieties. The exhibition is open fromlO a.m.'5 pro. daily, with special hours until 8 p.m.thrnugh Sept.?, weather permitting. Mndel Railroad

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Tuesdays, starting Septt Fee is $60.

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$20.Th1O4iQh 0ct25 Model Railroad

Oakton Community College, 1600 L

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SKOKIE4O1S Lomos 0fbN1LES:3 BR, 1,5 BA, coih cl005 2fR $963. BIO Ci050i;. cells, $pplg, slolned alosa Heal R motor iflcloded, LOom mndws gordner, 2 cor oor. dry 8. storoge room in prom01000. G(na, Celi: 010-422.1101 toes. 00 site Manage. Most or 94782$-5062 soot i To View Cuit sioart 773.

SKOKIE debo, quiet, t bdrm, crei, NC, pklno, Indry, no peis/smoklno. Anali Nuwl

Salo oglored le 160 above couse en Juno 0, 2009, on ogenf uf Thu JudicIal Soles

18475990-3500

TonY (7081 417-5897

NORTHBROOK 3003 Sunset Le. SOR. 2DA.

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500610-Nego 2BR.1BA, Schis 51593.947467.2135 mmmi Possession. reserved frOg. tree pi-v W/D $885/mo .- PARK RiDGE- Levety3BR HOUSES-SUBURBAN hebt & cloe. Greg 547.27n.61 Heuseior Reof.Avolioblo SKOKiE LARGE Beouiiiui ow for 01.200, Re0000ted 29R apt. Close to ironsp, In kilchenond Bathroom. FIresmotl bIdo, .0950. pl00008d HordwnOd floorS. Air and Hoot. To see bkOkTg9tIffJDecer, Centrai coli Niirçls 70f-417-5559 - hwd tIrs. 00pts. do io Shepng Fork Ridge- Nowin reeuvof ed R Porti $750-$650 047-636-SiSo 7 rig, 2BR, iBA, hOWl fIrs SKOKIE Well kept 3 f101, Sed ihra oui, close lo CTNM0IrO, 00081. ff005100 fir, 2.500, 1ro LR & DR, ibIk io pork. Iouodry, CAC, OPPOOTLINITC brkfusiek, fVwilrn, bOCk 0.5 C nor. Iondom rm- ofc/Srd All real eslole advertIsIng In porch, nifty, airo, oor, leo BR, 01400. 104713124220 this eew500por Is subject lo yd. Good location. 5i150, hoot fhe FoIr Housing 4cl, whIch Inct. Avoli, 9/I. 0474944230er - IND!JSTRIAL COMMERCIAL makes if illeooI lo advertise 773.744.1508

WOlkiu Loke

Ou101ondlng Value 1911-19 W, Touhy

Well mglniolned buildIngs newly decoroled. Hooled, Wolk to CTA. shops, dc. Immedlole occuponcy. i Bedroom 3775

TO VIEW APT. CALL AL 773-4t0.52fl Hollnnook &Jolin000

OSY prelerence, IlmIlotlog nr Off IceMlorehouse/Garage dlstrlminallon hosed ou oso, Space, GienvIeW Area. roce, Culur, religion, sou, 1300 2005, 4000 a 7000 SOFf. h008icop, lomillol siolus or Koh MimI 947-471.1717 nollonol origin, Or intenilon IP KO K lE O FCIWH5 E moho any such preferences, 1200-e000+ SF UNITS llmliollnna er dlscrimlyollon. DOC KS/D IDS

REA COMMERCIAL RIE -

773.545-6158

W1LMETTE-200. 20A wINC, loctudes ht & prkg, $993. No pots, GrOOI loot

047-456-3452 er 047-473-2232

1047)676.0035

. rnN/Ms FOR RENT MORTON GROVE: M Fret.

N/S. 575/Week, 0524 FornaIO. Coli Affordpm 047-564-1215

.-- STORES/OFFICES

0t CH 27500

NOTICE OF SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihul purguunl tuo Judomeni al Foreclosure end

The Illinois Humon RIohIS 4cl pruhiblls dlscrbminoliun

Curpurulbon wIll of 10:30 AM en Seplembor 10, 2009, al Iho

eknNrxpy773-851-8545 HARw000 HEIGHTS,

located on Gunnlsen biws OBole & Hortem. Across loom scenIc Ridgemoor C000.

ire Club. Ample porkieg.

Heur banks, resfouragis &

malls. Heot. Iodrv&wlr loti. Spocious i & 2 Oedroomg Call Pgl 773.203-2610

LOYOLA AREA 1 BR a .STUDiOs

w/loke view. Reul $6089mo

a up - Odds beat & water. Loundry on prom. No pots.

Coli Pulen 773-306-7170 e000 Mg,ot 04 -4ZQuQQZZ._

Norridge . es eilRlner Rd area, Sludlo for one, approx

HILES Cluse lo Luihoron Genorul, Furnished Luxury. 2 BR, 2 BA, Gym, pool, 2

bolt's, lop floor view. $0350/mo. 224.758.8575

fl88N88a4$8

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Hurm006 Holghfs: 40R. 254, lin 05ml, 2.Scor our, C/A, 50 SchI,, 2nd kIl, mave.le toad.

Northbr006- FREE RENT

al 047-897-5709

.0PM1988«W88RA1S-f$88800

PIONEERfRESS vuoi LOCAL 5005CC

lac, gri parkIng, wolk to iroin, very clean, oIl

NORWOOD PARK GARDEN and 30 work sfaflons 005 1 bedroom oporbmeni lar reni paco 00011, greal nefworkon 88101 side ci,eel, 0700 00 apportunlfr, ldOnlily prohob i/pa r k In 0/bund ry grams also anali, oeil Sheify 8/5, 07589mg. 047-236.3504

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000 $qPl. $600mo, 700467.1358 Luxurious Sollo 01 50 01110es

den, lnd heol & 01cc, N/P.

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114460888F TOP NOiCh Office 5811es Imporlol 772.736-41W

O'Hare Area: Rosernoni DOS Plaines-Mi Prospect

Schllfor Fork-Airport

Fmi a Curporule SuIfes

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Kola Mgmi

047-671-1717

Wove.lo caed 047-729.4284

AMies 5275K. 708.067-5237

Call 405010 0/

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Lt N CO LN WOOD

IN THE CIRCUITCOURT

DON'T NEED IT? SELL IT FAST.

Obre Your Special Car

ib000d, ocsre. Month onAnncol Alls Siur000 773-685.1484 HOUSES

CA11

OF COOK COUNTY,

FIND YOUR PERFECt

PEIN THE C[ASSIREOS

LIN CO Lfd WOOD

court fIle IO verIly all bloCmollun.

Fur

loformolbon:

FISher and Solo Clork, Shopiro, 4281 Luke Cook Rd.,

151 floor, Narlhkrook, IllinoIs

at CH 4700t

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-

847-998-3400

BY GIVEN 1h01 pUrsOOfll io a

allurnoy. Upon poymenl In full Of the 0080x01 bld, Ihn

porchgser will recebo o CortilicaIo of Solo II-ob will enlifIe Ihn purchaser lo o deed io

the mol eslale oiler conlirmoilur, of Ihn salo The proper-

by Will NOT be upen for Inspeclbon und p10101111 mOI-es no reprosenfalian as io Ihe condItion al the property. Pruspecilvo bidders orn odmonished IO check Ihn courl file fo verily oil lelormolion. il 1h15 property Is a conde-

MELANIE JAVIER; RIZAL minium unit, II-o purchaser of NICOLAS; CRAFTY REA- Ihe upll al Ihn foreclosUre HOME VER CENTERS, sale, Olhor II-an a marMonne INC.; MORTGAGE ELEC- SI-oil puy 111e assessmnnls

REGISTRATION and II-e leoul lees roqommed by SYSTEMS. INC., AS NOMI- The Coedominium Property NEE FOR IRWIN UNION Act, 705 ILCS 60S/pba)ll) end BANK ANO TRUST COMPATRONIC

ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT NY, Delendonls CHANCERY DIVISION 06 CH 4901 NOTICE OP DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONFORECLOSURE SALE AL TRUST COMPANY. AS Flshorood Sholslro TRUSTEE FOR HSI ASSET filo H 06.49800 SECURITIZATION CORPORATION TRUST 2007-HES III Is advised II-of inlerosied FloinfIll, -e.- NANETTE ponieS consOlI wIlh Ihelr own ollorevys belore bidding al STEVENS, el al Deleodoal NOTICE OF SALE

Edison Fork-Open Hause

0056 N. Oleonder, Sun 0153, 1-4 17721580-6722

F10101111. Frospeclive bIdders are admonIshed Io ronbew II-o

FORECLOSURE WAUKEGAN ROAD UNIT LAW. For Iniormoilon, con- 4516, Morton Grvve, IL 68053 loti Pluinlill's oilaruey: The Pr000nly Index No. 10.19-109Sole Clerk, COD1LIS & ASSO- 045-1036 Tho reol 051010 Is ImCIATOS, P.C. , 15W030 proved wiIh a condomlnbom. NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, The ludamenl amount wus SUITE 100, BURR 010GB, 5108,631 28. Solo terms; 25% IL 60527, 16381 794.9)76 be- down al the hlxhest bld by Iween Ihe hooro of I and 3 PM cerlillod funds al Ihn close of only and ask lar Ihn soles de- Ihn auctIon; line balance Io porbmeni.. Picoso reler lo lIlo cerlilled lunds, is due within nxmbor 14tu33670. THE JU- twvnly.loor 1241 hours. The MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR OICIAL SALES CORPORA- subbed property is suhlecl Io 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF TION OnO Soulh Wockor annerol real esbole toues, speossessmnnls, or speciol AN ORDER OF POSSES- DrIxo, 2dih FlUor, Chlcono, IL dol 51094, IN ACCORDANCE 68006-4MO 1312) 226-SALE loues leoied ogolnsl sold mol WITH SECTION 1S-l7OtIC) Yao can aiso visil Tho Judi- eslole und Is ollered for sole wilhouf any reproseniallxn os 01 dol Sales OF THE ILLINOIS MORTCorporuilan 0415E FORECLOSURE www.11sc.com br o 7 doy 510- io quolIly or quaolily al lillo LAW. For Inlormoibon, can- lus report al pendino soles. ond wlihOol recourse Io PlaInfIll and in AS 1S tondi10cl F101011115 ullareey: The NOTE: Pursooal Io Ihe Pair Solo Clerk, COD1LIS & ASSO- DebI CollecIlon Proclices lion. Ihn sole is further sUbdATES, P.C. , 15W028 4cl. you ore oduised 1h01 led Io conllrmaibon bY Ihn caurI. If 15e soIe Is sol 05184 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, Plaigliif'saliornny Is deemed for any reason, the purchoser SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, lu be a 6051 collnclur allomplIL 00527, 16301 794.9076 be- loa io called a dOSI und any at lIno solo shall be eelllled Iw000 16e hours el t 006 3PM iniorniolion obioined will be only Io a relUCe of Iho dopesil only and ask br Ihn soles de- Used lar 1h01 purpose. 1197160 paid. The Purchaser shall hove no lurthor recourse Pub: 0/6, 0/13, 8120/09 parimonl.. PIeuse referfo tilo 000lnsl the Murinonor, the 1l7ll6d7iC number 14-05-26004. THE JUMora/osee or the Morl000ee's DICIAL SALES CORPORA-

Pub: WO, 0/13,0125/09

PI. 380ISBA, NIcebFOO101.475 925 SF will diulde upstaIrs oit - GARAGFS/P/$RIUNG SPACES

louled, and svponiur lIens, il any. The property Is olfered 'os Is: wilh no eupress or implied worranlles and wilhoui any reprosenloliOn os lo Iho quallly 01 lIllo or renourgO Io

101141.

IF YOU ARE THE

MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTOREMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 28 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER

OF POSSESSION, IN AC-

C000ANCE WITH SECTION 18-17011cl OF THE ILLINOIS mori000e foreclosoro 50105.1 MORTGAGE FORECLOPUBLIC NOTICE is hnreby SURE LAW. For inlurmatbon, oiveu 1h01 pursUonI fo O Jods- cuniocl Pbolnliti's altoroey: meni 5f Foreclosure eolered The Sale Clerk, CODILIS & on July 29, 2000. Kollen Rool- ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15/0030 IV ServIces Inc., os 5011mo NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,

Judomeni of Foreclosure and Salo enlored Is 10e ubovo causo an June 4, 2009, an OlficInI will al 12:20 p.m. un SUITE 1W, BURR RIDGE, 050ml of The JudIcIal Soles Sepiomher a, 2089, al 205 W.

Real Estate:

Foreclosure Sales

LIN COLN WOO D

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DIVISION

US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE

FOR THE STRUCTURED ASSET SECURITIES CORPO.

RATION MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIPICATES, SERIES 2806-BCS PbuinlIli, -n.- SAMEL MESELJEVIC NC/A SAMUEL MESELJEVIC, el alOelendonl

00 CH 42400 NOTICE OP SALE

00050 on June iO, 2089. on asenl nl TI-o JudIcial Soles Cor.

porollon wIll BI 10:30 AM an SeplOmhor 1f, 2089, aI II-n

The JudicIal Soles Corporolbon, One Soolh Wocker Drive 34th Floor CHICAGO, IL, 60680, s011 ob publIc oxclbon io Ihn hbohesl bidder, as sel forth below, Ihn lailowlnu descrlbed reol estate: Commonly known as 6501 N. SPRINGFIELDAVENUE,LlncalnWood, 1L60712 Proper. ty bodea No. 15.35-324.007, property Iodes No. 15-35-324050 The real 05101e IS Impruvod wilh a slnslo IomIiy resIdence. Tho ludamoof amoulll wog 5599,570.20. Sole terms: 25% dOWO uf the hIghest bid by certllled fonds Ob ihn close al II-o oucibon; Ihn balance, In certIfied funds, Is doe within Iwenly-foOn' 1245 heurs. TI-O sUbbeci property Is sublocl lo oenorol mol nslolo taons, gpecbol ossnssmenls, or tpodal loues louled against sold rool estate and is ollered for

salo wllhaul uny represontolioo os tu quallly or quonilly

el lIllo and wllhaul recuorse Io F10101111 ond In AS 15/con-

dillon. The 5010 Is iUrthnm subject Io conflrmallon by ihn cuorI. If Ihn solo Is sol asIde br any m0050n, the Purchoseral Ihesale shall be enlIlled only Io o relure uf II-e depos-

ti poid. The Purchaser tholl have no furlher recourse

onobnsl Ihn Mort0000r, Ihn Mortoagen or II-e Morluoone's ofborney. Upon poymenl 1g full of the amouni bld, II-o purchosor wIll mecnlne a Certlflcobe 01 Solo that will entitle the pxrchosnr to o deed lo Ihn reol esfolo 011er cunllrmoflou nl II-o saio The pruporty will NOT be apeo for Inspeclion and plointill makns na mepr050gbation as la II-o candilIon 01 Ihn property. Pruspncliyo bidders oro odinonlghed

to check Ihn cuori fImo la verify ail Informoflau. If IhIs

property Is a condomInIum unIt, the porchoser al Ihn Unit at II-o loreclusure saio, olhor Ihon a mort009no shall pay lheougeonmnnts and Ihn Innal fees requIred by The Condominiom Properly Act, 765 ILCS 000/910111) and 101141. iF

YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR ti-IOMEOWNERI, YOU I-lAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION POR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OP POSSES. SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15.57011Cl OF

THEILLINOISMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For Inlormoilon, cunloct PlolotltI'satlurnny: The Solo Clerk,

COD1LIS&ASSOCIATES, P.C. , 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, RURR RIDGE, IL 60577, 16301 794.5076 bolwoon the hours of 1 ond 3 PM only and oslo for

Ihn soles d000rtmenl,. Pinoso meIer to lilo numhor 14.01-

26387. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One

South Wacker Drive, 24111 FloOr, Chicago, IL 60066.1650 13121 236-SALE You con also vIsli The Judicial Soles Corporoilon al www.11sc.com loro 7 day slolus reporl el pend-

Ins soles. NOTE: Pursuont lo II-e FaIr DebI Collection Proctices Act, you oro advised 1h01 Plalnllil'solloroev is

deemed la by o 6okt ceiieclor otlemplmno to colbocf a debl

and any iniormolion ubloined will be Used tor II-of purposo. 1115125

Fob: 8/8, 0/13, I-20/59 1071l697iC

MORTON GROVE IN THE CIRCUITCOURT OF COOK COUNTY,

ILLINOISCOUNTY DEPARTMENTCHANCERY DIVISION THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE

CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-0A19, MORTGAGE FASSTHROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-0419 Plain. 11ff, -e.- RAMINA 151-lAC, el al Dolnndanl 00 CH 1906f NOTICE OF SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN II-of porsuont lo o Judgment 01 ForeclosUre and Sole enbered in the obovo couse on Sepiember 3d, 208), on agent of The Judlciol Solos Corporation will al 10:30 AM on September 0, SOOn,

al the The Judlclol Sales Corporallon, One Soulh Wockor Orbe - 241h Floor CHICAGO, IL, 60606, soll at publIc ouclIon lu the blahest bidder, os sel forth bylow, the lollowins described reol 05101e; Commonly known as 9500 OLIPHANT AVENUE, Morton Grove, IL 60053 Propnrty Indeo No. 09-13-115.014 TI-o real eslale is Improved wiIh o

sinnbo family resIdence. The iudgmenl omounl was

0466,0.65.08. Solo terms: 25% down of Ihn blahest bld by cortilled tonds 01 Iba close al II-n auction; Ihn bobonce, In certified funds, is duo wilI-in Iwenly-four 1241 hoUrs. TI-n suhiect properly Is subbed fo 000nrol real 05101e luxes, specIal assossmonts, or special toiles levIed 0501051 sold real eslote and Is olfered tor sole withoul any repreunniolIon as Io qualIty or quonllly of bille and wIthout recourse ta P10151111 und In AS 15/ condition. The solo Is tonI-er sub-

loti lo confirmotiou by II-o court. II ISo solo is nel us/dc

for uni' reaSon, II-o Purchaser at II-e salo shall be enlliled only io o molumn of II-e deposIt polsI. TI-o Purchoser shall hone no IvrtI-er recourse ogoinsl II-o Mortoonom, Ihn Mort900no or Ihn Morb000ee'Sotlorney. Upon poymnnl In lull of the om000i bld, fI-O porchasorwill receive a CerlIlIcolo UI Solo II-al will eofltbo II-e purchaser lo o deed IO 111v resI

051010 alter conllrmatlon 01 Iho Soie The proporly will

NOT be upen 10m tospecllan 0x6 p10101111 makes na repro-

senbolian os la the condItIon al II-o property. Prospeclivo bIdders are admonIshed lo chock Ihn coud lilo to verily

all Intormalbon. Ii thIs property Is o coodominiom unii, II-e purchaser 01 the toil al II-o Ioreclosxro solo, elI-er II-on g morl000nn sI-all Puy II-a assessments and the leool

tees requIred bY The CondomInium Proporty Act, 765 ILCS 605/91a1111 and 1011db. IP YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERS, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO

REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ONTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 18.17811Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW, For Inlormotlan, contact Pluinlill's ollomney: The Solo Clerk, CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, F.C. , 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60827, 10301 714-

9876 belween the hours 01 1 und 3 PM unly and ask fer II-O soles deportment.. Pleose rotor to lilo comber 14.00-12617.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South

Wacker Orlon, 2dih Floor, Chicoao, IL 60006-4655 13121 236-SALE You con also VisIt The Judicial Soles CorporOlIen al www.11sc.com lvr a 7 dOy 51010g report of PendIng soles. NOTE: Pursuant le the Fair Debt Cohechos Prodi-

ces Act, you oro advIsed 1h01 P156-till's olforney is

doomed Io bo o debt cullycbor attemplmna to called o debl and uny informatIon abbolned wIlt be used lar 1h01 purPuso. 125151f Fob: 5/12, 81GO, 0/27/09 117132731C

RE JUDICIAL SALES

REJUDICIAI.SALES

IL 60527, 16301 794.9876 be- www.tlgc.com br o 7 doy stoIwern Ihn I-ours al 1 and 2 PM tus report Of pendIng sales. Only and ask lar Ihn soleo de- 1200082 perbmont.. Pitase meter Io file Pub: liSo, 0/27, 9)5/Op number 14 00.25917. THE JUI17t4776IC

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN 1h01 porsoani a Judomeni nl Foreclosure und Salo eolnred In ihn obuve

GAGE

. CEME1EI1YLOTS

Ml. Fr05884. 219 N. I-beaver mo. McLeen0004l-8250011

subbed lo onnerol reol 051010 150es, specIal 10005, specIal assnssmeols, upetlol Iones

Fob: 0/8, f113, a/SER? hours. The sublecl property Is cor, Ihn Morl000ee or Ihn 1071f 7311C subleci lu aenoral real eslole Morloogen's 0110mev. Upen loues, specbol assessmenfs, poymeul In lull Of Ihn emauni MORTON GROVE or specIal laxes levIed bld, Ihn purch050r mill reI N THE CIRCUIT COURT auolnsf sold real esfole and is ceive a Cerlillcale nl Solo OF COOK COUNTY, oflered fur salo milhaul eny 1h01 mill enlIllo IhO purchosor ILLINOIS COUNTY ropresenlollSg as fo quoilly Io o deed Io II-o reol 05101e ofDEPARTMENTor quoyhlty al lillo and wilh. 1er conllrmoflun uf Ihn solo CHANCERY DIVISION oui renourse lo Pbolnllff und The properly mIll NOT be CITIMORTGAGE, INC. SUCin A5 lS Cundilbun. The Sole Oleen br loopecllon 006 pIalo- CESSOR BY MERGER TO is further sobbed lo confIrma. lilI mohns no roprosenloliog ABN AMRO MORTGAGE lico by Ihe cours. If Ike sole Is as io Ihn coodlilag uf Ihn propINC. P58lnlill, -e.sel 0516e for any reason, Ihe erly. Prespecllvo bIdders ore GROUP, Purchoser al Ihn saio shall be admonIshed lo check 15e DARKO STAJERER, et al eolllbed only lo O reluro uf Iho courl file Io verify ali Inlor- Oelendonl al CH 30576 deposli paId. The Purchaser molbun. II 1h15 properly Is a NOTICE OP SALE shall have nu brIber re- condomInIum uniI, lhv purNOTICE IS HEREcourse asolnsl Iho Marina- chosor al Ike unIi al lOe furo- PUBLIC Sor, Ihe MorI000ee or iho closure sole, other ihon a BY GIVEN 1h01 plursoonl loo of Foreciosore ond MurlOoxee's olloreny. Upon mortgagee eI-olI pay the os- JodO,nneel Soin eninred In Ihn above sessmenls and Ihn lesal tees poymeyl in lull of ihn omsonI bld, Ihe purchosor will re- requIred by The Condomini- couse on Morch 19, 2009, On ceivo n Cerfillcule nf Saio em Plu orty Ad, 765 ILCS ogenI of Tile JudicIal Soins Corporollag mill nl 10:30 AM IF and 101141. 1h01 will enhile Ike porchoser 605/910111) lo a deed fa II-e real 05101e of. YOU ARE THE MORTGA- un Avoosi 27. 2009 ob the Tko 1er conlirmofixo of Ihn sole COR IHOMEOWNERI. YOU Judiclul Soles ¿urporolion,

NOTE: Pur500ni Io Iho Fair TIPICATE HOLDERS OP Debi Collodion Proclices CWABS 208d-ECC1, P10101111 Aol. You aro odvised 1h01 V. HERMINIA NICOLAS AcacIa Park Cornoiory Ploiniifl'sollorooy is deemed HERMINIA V. Pur Saio: 4 PlaIs 105516er In Io be o dehi colleclur ollempl- NK/A MELANIE Chapel anchan, 0688-1708 cock ins lo collect o debi and any NlCOLAS oho. 1u47142l-d.i75 lulormaiban abioboed wIll be NICOLAS 61K/A MELANIE JANE N1COLAS NR/A xsed for 1h01 purpose. 1197296 .

PARK RIDGE 0111cc Space From 5205 +oidmo. For o

orMaie uiflCO sulleg

scrlbed roolesfalo: Common- TAX ID NO. 10-3d-127-OS] Tho If known as 4775 W. ALBION morloased roUi 05101e Is ImAVENUE, Lluculnwaud, IL prayed wllh O dwellIng. The 60712 Properly indes No. 00- properly mill NOT be opon lar 34-314-001 The resI eslalo Is lospeclion. Tho bOomed Impr000d wiIh o gIgolo family amaunl wos 5903,738.21. Sole resIdence. The Ivdomenl lerma; 10% al successful bld omoonI wog 5497,104.0?. Sole Immedboboly el conclusion al lormg: 25% down of Ihn blob- oucllon, boboncO by 12:30 esl bld by certifIed funds al P.M. Ihn neul business doy, Ihn close al II-e oucilonl II-o bolb I-y coshler'scheckS; ond bobonce, In certIfied fonds, Is nu rolunds. Tine sole shall be

Ihn cluse al 16e aucllan; Ike deposli paid. The Purchaser dOOd2, 10475 4P5-0, belw000 60100cc, lo cerlllbed funds, is shall hove no further re- 1 :00 p.m. and 3:08 p.m. weekduo whom Iwenly-four 1241 course ogoinsi the Marisa- doysonly. 1191523

Soulh Wucher

RE JUDICIAL SALES

Randolph SIred, Sullo 1020, ChlcOno, IllInoIs, sell SI public oucilan Io II-O hlahesl bld-

der lar cash, as sel lorlh be- Sdfh Floor CHICAGO, IL, low lije tollowiOO described 00606, seIl al pobllc aucilon Io reoi oroperty C/K/A 4409 ESTES AVENUE, ISO hbghesi bIdder, os sul WEST fOnO below Iho fuIIawbn de- LINCOLNW000, IL 40712.

BUSINESS PROPERTY - TION One THEcIRCIJIT COURT Orbe, 24lh Floor, Chic000, IL IN OF COOK COUNTY, 236-SALE 58606-4650 13121 Melruse Park - Nurlh Ave ILLINOIS COUNTY tun also nisli The Judi6.00coo Rndenntopmeof Silo You DEPARTMENT, dai Soles ai Corporolion Poduisky Nurlhslor Really CHANCERY DIVISION www.lisc.com lar o 7 doy 510Jahn Hamsher 047444.57j5 OP NEW YORK AS fou repon el peedivl, goles. BANK TRUSTEE POR TIlE COR-

www.00er.011iooRenIuI.00n,

newly renov. prosilolaus

R JUDICIAL SALES

us Io 11,0 Cundlfion Of lOe Prop- AN ORDER OF POSSES- Ihn hlohesf bidder, os sol This oewsp000r mill nul erly. Pruspeciivo bidders ore SION, IN ACCORDANCE Isrlh below, lIne Inilowmno 6eknowingly accepi uny odver- admonished Io check iho WITH SECTION 15.17001Cl scrihed real 05101v: CommOn0620 known os 11510g fur reol esfolo which Is coon file lo verily oli balar- OP THE ILLINOIS MORT- lv

eelry. Avail mmcd, 017/SF. Ht, Elec a CAM md, 204. Easily dlnlded lolo 2 spaces.

OlIN/boxes InCI. 02500/mn Tern 104717744504

lu Ike sole, renlol or oduerlis189x1 real eslulobpsrden fac The pr090rir will NOT be llAVE TI-IR RIGHT TO RE- One Svulh WocIner Drive lors In gddilbog to 1605e prO- upen for inspeclboo und piolo. MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 241h Floor CHICAGO, IL, fecfed under lederal low. 11ff makes nu ropreseniolbun 35 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF 60646, sell ob publIc ouclion lo

GLENVIEW 4367 SF retail/of a sec- 1924 Wookegon od. ist fir

DOWNTOWN 1750sq f i, onnerol 0101cc apoce, ori

Curpurulbon wIll el 10:30 AM on Seplember f, 2009. aI ISo The JOdlcIol Sales Corporalion, One Soolh Wacker DrIve

lIon, One SauIh Wacker Drive doe wIlhin iwenly-foor 124) - 24ih Floor CHiCAGO, IL, hour,. The sublecl properly Is 60606, solI al publIc ouclion fo subiecl Io a000ral real 05101e Iho hiuhesi bidder. os sel loues, specIal assessmeols, lonlh 5810w Ihe faibawlas do. ur siseclol loues levIed scrlbed reuloslofo: Common- agaInst sold reol eslole 0x6 Is 6425 os W. allered br sole wIlboul any kOowe Iv MONTROSE AVENUE, ropresenfollag us lo qualIty Hare-Pod i-ielphlg, IL 60706 or 000nflly Of 1111e and wIlhProperly index No. 12-10404- ouI recourse fo Ploinliff and mo The real 05101e Is In,. lu AS IS' condlflon. The solo prooed wllh a sinolo famIly Is further snblecl Io contlre,oresIdence. The ludomeel tIan by Ihe coon. If Ihn solo Is omounl mas $546,414.16. Solo set asido br any reosan, Iho forms: 25% dawo of Iho hIsh- Purchaser al Ihe solo sholl be nsf bld by certIfied funds 01 enlltbed only Io a relure uf Iho

Io vbobullua el ihe low. Sil 101100. If ihia properly Is a CHICAGO-5150 N,Hariom persons ore hereby bolurmed caedomlnbom unii, Iho purOlilce. 060.1205 Sq.Fl. On.Slie 1h01 oli de-CIllons adverlbsed chaser uf 16e unii al Ike fare3bd apartment ParkIng. Someulll. Intl. aro uvoiloble un un equal op closoro sole, ulher 1h00 O good price, greot locoiloo purlunily boals. murlaugee sholl psy Ihn osHorlem bed Addison. floor 5/rurd 773.491-4191 EVANSTON- Adlaceni Stores sessmenis and Ihn cool fees sheppleg end irOnsPunIO009 Oempsfer St. 703 SqFi. To complaIn uf discrimino- reqnirod by The Condonslolfloe. 17736302-5004 611 Dempsfersf. 911 SOFt. Iban, coil HUD juil free of: 1- um Properly 4cl, 765 ILCS Chicago SOR, iSBA, new 40 Chlcogo Ave. Real sepa- 000.649.9777. 605/9101111 006 iglidI. IF kllch & BA, WC, prie bomi, roletyerog uno. 2 parkIng VOLI ARE THE MORTGA. pkg spc Intl. Cluse fu fragon. spaces doch slore, and full GOR IHOMEOWNERS, YOU btmnf 947-475-7676 HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE20R, modern, incIdo heel &

RE.JUDICIAL SALES

REJUDICIALSALES

DICIAL SALES CORPORATION

One

Soolh Wacker MORTON GROVE

DrIve, 20h Floor, Chicons, IL

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION lus meporl nl pendins solos. THE RANK OP NEW YORK,

60066.4655

13121

230-SALE

Yoo con olso 01511 The JUdIdol Sales Corporal/on at www.tlsc.com fer a 7 doy SIaU

NOTE: Porsuant lo II-o Fair AS TRUSTEE, FOR THE Debt CollecIlon PractIces BENEFIT OP CWALT, INC., Act, you aro advIsed 1h01 ALTERNATIVE LOAN PloinliIl'saliornoy Is deemed TRUST 2007.OA11 MORTlo kv a debt collector ollrmpl- GAGE PASS-THROUGH los Io coIled o debl and uny CERTIFICATES, SERIES Inlormollon uhlalnod will be 2007-OAll, PlolelIll V. used tor that purpose. 1110513 RAHELA TELBISZ; DANUT Pub; 0/6, 0193, ERO/SP I17ll727lC

MORTON GROVE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY

OEFARTMENT-

TELBISZ1

MORTGAGE

ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR AEGIS WHOLESALE CDRPORA-

TION: SHOREBANK; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND

.REJUDICIALSALES

REJUOICIALSALES

RE JUDICIAL SALES',::-

I-Cd Cool flr000rly; Commonly lIon, One South Wacker Drive On AugusI 20, 2000, fit the The known as 7900 West Lake - 241h Floor CHICAGO, IL, JudIcial Soles Corporolion, SIred, Morion Grove, IL 60006, sell ai publIc audibon Io OnO SooIh Wacker OrNo 00083 Permoeenl Index No.; line hishesl bIdder, os set 241k Floor CHICAGO, IL, 09-13.205-OSI TI-e morloased torIll below Ihe Inllowing do- 68606. sell al public audlbun lo real 05101e Is Improved milh a scrlbed real 05101e: Common- II-e hishesl bIdder, os set dwelllno. The properly wIll ly known os 45W LEE torlk bolow lIne followlno de-

menI omouni won 8472,2u1,5l

Solo berres: The hid omvunl

sI-oli ko pOid In corlilncd lunds imrnndlaloly by Ihn hIghest and best blddor 01 Ihn conclusion, 01 iI-e sole. TOO

sUblocI Prsperly is subioct lo

NOT he apeo for Inspection. STREET, SI-0kb, IL 60576 scribed rnuíesfaln; CommonThe Iodnmenl 0,00001 was Properly Inds Na. lu-22-212- ly known as 7411 KILDARE 53x9,250.44. Sole lerms; 10% 039, Property lndoo No. 10-22- AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 01 succosslol bld Immedlolely 212.048, Properly 106ev No. Property Indeo No. 10.27.410. al conclusIon 01 nuction, bol- 10-22-212 041 TI-n real 051010 Is 010-dOnO,

1U.27-4l0-817-0000

oece by 12:30 p.m. tIne nool Improved wlO, o slnule lamiiy The reol 05101e is Improved busIness doy, bolI- by cash- residence. The ludomnet wilI- o heino brick sinole tam-

general real 05101e Isuos, spe.

dol on5000menlu, or oxydaI

100es levied ausinsl sold tool 051010 and Is utlerod br sole wllhoul ony ropresenlollon as

FINDTHEC.AROF

Io qoglily or quonlity of 101e 006 wilhnut recourse In PlolnilIl und In AS IS cundllion. Tine solo Is torlhor sub-

Icr'S checks; and no rotunas. 0e-0x01 was 5326,626.49. SuIe lIc 2 slory homo wllh 011ochod

The sale shall ho roblodl lo lerms: 25% down 01 lI-O I-luI-- 2 car oorvoo. TOO lodomont general rool 051010 toues, spo- eU hid by cerlillcd funds al omouvl wos 5x44,661.71 . Sole dol boos, specIal assess- the clore al Iho ovdllOx; II-o lermu: 25% dawe of II-e hI-1hmenus, spoclol Iones levind, bolonce, In cerlllied tundo, is est bld by cerlilmed hinds at and superior lIens, li any. TI-o due wIlhin twenty-four 1541 lI-o close 01 the auction; II-e prnonrty is olberod 'os ls, hours. The suhiecl oroperly Is holonce, In cerlified funds, is wIlI- on oopress nr implied suhlect Io onneral rouI 051010 due wIlIlIg twonly-toor 1241 warranties 0x6 WIthout any 100es, 500clol ossessmonls, I-ours. The subledt property Is represoololion us tu Ihn quali- or sInodal toues lovied sobiodl Io nenorol real eslale by al tIlle or rocourse to PlaIn- 0501051 sold real cAble and is laxos. special ossossmenls, 1111. Praspedllue bIdders are ollered lar sole wiltiOOI ony or specbol toues loomed admonIshed lo review Ihn reprosenboiiun us la nualily 0001051 sOld reol estate and Is court 111e tu verily all Inlor- or quonllly xl tItle and willi- ollored fur sale wilI-out any motIon. Fur Inlormollon: nul recourse Io P10101111 and roprosenlgllon as to Ruolily Sale Clerk, FIsher and in AS IS' cuodilbon, The suie or nuonlity of lItIo ano wIlI-ShapIro, 4301 Lake Cook Rd., Is further subbecl la conlirmo- out recourse to Pbalellif ond 151 Iboor, Narthbrouk, Illinois lion by II-e Cvurl. If Ihn sole Is in 'AS 1S cundilion. The solo

NON-RECORD CLAIMCHANCERY DIVISION ANTS, Delendonts WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, 0f CH 770f F50 F/K/A WORLD 54VNOTICE OF INGS BANK FSB Plointill, FORECLOSURE SALE 60062, 104/I 4PU.99P0. between sol OsIde tor auy r00500, Ihn Is further sobiecl Io conlirmay-- JIN S. PARK, 01 al DeFIsher and ShapIro 1:00 p m. and 3:06 p.m. week- Furchaserol II-e sole sI-oli he lion by II-n caurI. Upog paytendonI, filo C 00.3776

doys only. 1200005 enlilled only to a relurn Pl II-e monI In loll nl II-e amount bld, III Is edoiseni II-uI Inlerostes Pub; 0/13, 0,25, 0127/19 deposIt paid. The Purchaser II-e purchaser wIll reveine a NOTICE OP SALE parties consull with Ihoir owe 117132095C sholl I-uve no lurther ro. CerlilIcaIn 01 Sale 1h01 wIll PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE- alloreoyn $810mo blddlnn at cuurso Ooainsl Ihe Morbo- 0011110 the porch050r Io o BY GIVEN II-al pursuant Io o marl0000 fareclosorn 50105.1 NORRIDGE aor, Ihn Mvrlg0000 or II-n doed fo II-n real eslale aller Judomenl uf Foreclosure und PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Morl00500's atlorony. Upon contirmatlon of II-e sale TI-n Sole colored In the oboue gioco II-al pursuant tu o JudnOF COOK COUNTY. poymenl lo full of Ihn omounl roovrty wIll NOT be open fur cause un Jvve 29, 200v, on menI UI Fareclosorn 0010,-od ILLINOIS COUNTY bid, II-e surcI-oser will ro- inspectIon and 910101111 aoent of The JudIclol Soles 00 July 29, 3065, KalIen ReolDEPARTMENT ceiuO a Certlticole 01 SnIe makes no repmesenbolion us IO Corporolion wIll al 10:30 AM fy ServIces, Inc., as 50111es CHANCERY DIVISION wIll enhIle the Purchaser II-e conditIon al Ihn property. 0g OcloI-or I, 2009, at Ihn TI-n Olticbal will of 12:30 p.m on INOYMAC BANK, F50. ta o 1h01 deed Io II-o real 05101e alProspectIvo bidders ore adJudicIal Solos Corporollon, Seplemher 3d, 2009, al 208 W. FloInlill, us. ber conllrmcilbon ut the solo monishod Io check II-o coorl One Saulh Wacker Drive - Randolph SIred, Sullo 0020, UTRATA NC/A ARTUR ARTUR TI-n properlo wIll NOT be file ta verily all informalluo. 2415 Floor CHICAGO, IL, Chicogo, 1111,1015, sell 01 pub- PIOTR UTRATA; upon for inspoctlon and plainIf 1h15 property Is a condo60600, sell 01 Ouhiic auttlan Io lic oodliog Io Ihn hlshesl bid- AG14IESZKA UTEATA NIt/A bill mokes nu represeniolmon minium Unit, II-e porcI-oseraI Ihn hlahesl bIdder, as seI der lar cash, as sol lorlI- be- AGNI ESSICA PATRYCJA os Io ihn condItIon al Ihe prop- II-o ovil at the larocbasumo lorth below II-e lollowbnu do- low, Ihn following descrIbed UTRATA; erly. Progpoclivo biddOrS ore solo, 010er than O mort00000 scribed reofeslofo; Cnmmos- resI property: Commonly CHASE BANK,JPMORGAN N.A.; UN- admonishod lo check ISO shall pay Ihe assessments lo known as 0131 MARMORA known Os 0833 Auslin AvenUe, KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGA- court file la verlOr all Inbor. and II-o 10001 foes reqUired by AVENUE, MORTON MorIon Grove, IL 60083 PerOF ARTUR FIGTR motion. II II-ls property is o The Congomlnlom Pruperty GROVE, IL 66053 Property m0000l Indeu Nu.: 10-17-.424. TEES UTRATA, IF ANY UN- condominIum unit, the pur. Ad, 705 ILC5 605/9101111 and lodev No. 10-17-4f0.043.UW0 045 Thn mat-Mooed real es- KNOWN OWNERS AND chaser al II-o UniI Ob II-n lore- 101141. IF YOU ARE THE TI-o real eslole is improued lolo Is Improuod with o dwell- NON RECORD sale, other 1h00 o MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNwilh a 2 story brIck house Inn. TI-n properly will NOT ho ANTS; Dotendants, CLAIM- closure mort50500 shall poy the Os- ERI, YOU HAVE THE wiIh deloclind 1 cor nar000. open tor inspeclion. The ludoal CH 21668 sessmnnts and II-o legal 1005 RISI-lT TO REMAIN IN POS. The ludonlonI amounl wog moot amount was 5349,504.54. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby reqoirod by The Condomini- SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AP8328,660.06. Salo borms: 35% Sole lerms; 00% al successlul sinon II-01 pursuonl Io a Judo- 0m Froporly Aol, 705 ILCS TER ENTRY OF AN ORDER down of the hbohesf bid by bld Immedlobely ut conclu- menI 01 Foreclosure anlered 005/9151111 und 101141. IF OF POSSESSION, IN AC. corlilled funds bI Ihn doso of sian of oucllon, bolonce by Intheab000entlllodcauseoo YOU ARE THE MORTGA- CORDANCEW1TH5ECTION Iho auctIon; Ihn balance, lo 13;30 P.m. Iho neul bUsIness 12/0112060, Inlercoonly JudI- 000 IHOMEOWNERI, YOU 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS conllfiod funds, Is due WilhIn doy, holh by coshlor'schecks; dol Soles Corperalions will un HAVE RIGHT TO RE- MORTGAGE FORECLO. twenty-four 1241 haurs. Tho and no rolunds. TI-o solo shall Tuesday, Sepbemhor 22, 2009, MAINTHE POSSESSION FOR SURE LAW. For intormo. sublecl prnperty ta 50010cl tu be sobbed Io anneral real es- Of II-o hour UI Il 15m. In their 35 DAYSINAFTER ENTRY OP lion; VisIl our wobsllo al 0000mal rrOI estate 100es, 500- tate tonos, speciol laxos, apeollito at 120 WOOf Modloon AN ORDER OF POSSESh t t P : I-Os e rv le o. o I I y dal assessmenls, or special dol ossnssmnnbs, specbol loo. Streel, Sullo 7114, ChlcooO, SION, IN ACCORDANCE plerce,con,. bolween II-e tones levIed agalnsf sold reol es levIed, und s000rlor lieus, IllInoIs, sell tu tOo hlghesl bld- WITH SECTION 15-17011cl hours UI 3 aed 5 pm. PIERCE 051010 and Is atlnred tor solo II any. The Property Is ulfered dor lar cosI-, Ike lollawiog de- OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- & ASSOCIATES, PlolntiIf'I wiII-OOI any ropresonlollon as os Is,' with eu express or im- scrlbod praperly; PIN. 13- GAGE FORECLOSURE Attorneys, One North DoorIo quolity or quantity of tillo plIed worragtles ond wilhaot 13-400-633-0008. Sollo 1300, and witI-nul rocuorse lo any rcpresentoliug os Io the known os 4114 Commonly LAW. For llllormolluo, coo- bern Slront NORTH 10cl PiamnflIl'g 0110mev: The CHICAGO, IL 60602. ToI Na. PlaintIff and In AS 15/ candi- qoalllr al lillo or recourse Io OKETO AVENUE, Solo Clerk, CODILIS A ASSO. 13121 476-$5m. F10050 retor ta lion. TOO solo Is lurlher sub- P10101111. Prospectivo bidders N000IDGE, IL 00706. The dATES, P.C. , 15W530 tile number FAo101ylS. THE Inni lu cuvlirmatbon by the aro admonIshed lo revIew Ihn improuenoent on Ihn property NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, JUDICIAL SALES CORPOcour). Upon payment In lull al coort fIlo to uorify all Inlor- cneslsts of a sInglo lomIly SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, RATION One Sooth Wocker II-o omuonl bld, Ihn purchaser motion. For Inlormotlan: residence m/ 2 car aar000. IL 60527, tOSSI 794.1076 he- Drino, 20/h Floor, CI-Icoga, IL wIll recebe a Certllicoto al Salo Clerk, Fisher and Salo terms; 25% dowo by cor- Iween II-o huAi-s of 1 and 3 PM 00606-4050 236SALE 13121 Solo 1h01 wIll eallfle Ihe pur- ShapIro, 4201 Lako Cook Rd., tilled 10065, balance withIn 24 only und 05k for soles de- YOU con alsu vIsIt TI-h Jodichasor IO O dd lo II-o real Ist iioor, Norlhbraok, IllInoIs hoors. by certifIed funds. NO partmoot.. Picosothe mob-r fe fIle dol Sales Carporallan of osIate 011er Confirmatloo al 60002, 10471 090-59W, botwons

ledI Io cunllrmalion by II-e

ro PLACEA HELP YOIIR DREAMS.

and p10101111 Woke! no moore-

500101100 as Io the canditlag

Pub: e/SO. 0127, 9/589

ll7l4089lC al II-o proporby. ProspectIve bIdders are admoslshod to MORTON GROVE check tho court lIlt- la nerily IN TI-IR CIRCUITCOURT

all Infurg,allon. if Il;I5 Property Is a caeoomlnbvm UnII, the purchaser of thU UnII ai Iba foreclosure sole,

Other

DF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COU N TY

DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION

Iban a morlaoaoe sI-OIt pay BANK OF NEW YORK, AS the agsOssmonfs and Ihn 10001 TRUSTEE FOR THE CERHOLDERS fees reqUIred bs'Jho Cundo- T1P1CATE minIum Property Ad, 765 CWMBS, INC. CHL MORTILCS 6081910111) cod tallO). IP YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU

HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-

GAGE PASS-THROUGH TRUST 2006-HYB1 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2006-HYBS, V. F(0101111

MAIN IN POSSESSION POR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF DOUGLAS BABA; MORTAN ORDER OF POSSES. GAGE ELECTRONIC REGSION, IN ACCORDANCE ISTRATION SYSTEMS, WITH SECTION 15-17001Cl INC., Del0060gf g Ba CH 2t97 NOTICE OP OF THE ILLINOIS MORTFORECLOSURE SALE GAGE FORECLOSURE

LAW. Fur Inlarmollan; VIslI

FIsher and ShOOira

lIlo #08-50943 our wobolle al it I I p : ',',5 e r n i t e . a f I y - (If Is odolsed 1h01 Intorostod plorce.corn. belmeoa the parOns consolI with II-oIr owo hours ut 3 onds pm. PIERCE otfarneys helnre blddlno at a ASSOCIATES, PlOIntlIf'l mnrt0000 laroclosure sules.l

Allomneys, Ono North Deor- PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby bore SIreot Sullo 1300, alcoa II-01 purs000l tu o JudoCHICAGO, IL dodoS. Tel No. menI al Fereclogore onlerod 1312) 476-5500. F10050 Color Io On Fehrnory 25, 2009, gallon lIla nombor PA0826906. THE Really Sen-nIco,, Inc., as SellJUDICIAL SALES CORPO- Ing 011iclot wIll at 13:20 p.m. RATION One South Wucknr on Seplember 14, 2009, aI 205 Drino, 24h Floor. Chlc000, IL W, Randolph SIrmI, Sullo 6U006-OdSO 236-SALE 1020, Chicaga, IllinoIs. sell al 12121 You con also visIl The JodI- obllc audlion la II-0 hIghOsI dal Soins Curperollan al bIdder far cash, os Sol forth 0010w, tho followIng doscrt-

Upug paymenl in fall of the TIDN 000' 500lh Wacker 1111713 amnuol bld. II-x purchaser DrIve, 24th Floor, Chlc000, IL pub: 9/4, 0/13, 1120i5P wIll rccnioe a Certhlicole 01 6x000_4630

13121

226-SALE

Soll whIch will eglIllo the 'loo can also oIsIf TI-e JudIpurchaser ta o Deed Io II-e dol Sales Carperoflon 01 SKOKIE

premises 001er ConfIrmatIon www.Ilsc.cxnt for a 7 doS' siaal the salo. Far Informalbog; los report of 000dina sales. VIsIf nur wohslle NOTE: Pursuani ta II-e Fair blIp ://serxlce,alty-alDohI Callecling Pracllcos plerce.com. Belwoen 3 p.m. 4cl, yoo oro adoisod 1h01 and 5 p.m. only, Plerco a As- PIainlIfl'satlnrooy Is doomed 50401es, P16401111's Allo,-- lo be a dehl culleclar Offompfoeca, f Nurth Doorboro loo lo called a debl and ono Street, ChIcago, IllinoIs 60002. lolorloatioS uhtalnnd will be T0l.No. 13121 476-5500. Refer Used lar 1h01 horpeso. l2d1P79 Io FIle Number 8812770. INFob: 025,5127.9/589 TERCOUNTY JUDICIAL 1l7l4797)C SALES CORPORATION SellIng Officer, 13121 444-1122 SKOKIE 1251056 PUb; 0/13.0/20, 107M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 117122731C OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY S KO K lE DEPARTMENT IN THE CIRCU IT COU RT CHANCERY DIVISION OF COOK COUNTY, U.S. RANK NATIONAL ASILLINOIS COUNTY SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE DEPARTMENT FOR FIRST FRANKLIN CHANCERY DiVISION LOAN TRUST, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. MORTGAGE MORTGAGE PASSP10101111, -9.- SUSAN GREER THROUGH CERTIFICATES, NR/A SUSAN SCHRECK SERIES2005-FF1O PlalnIlIf, GREER NR/A SUSAN 5. 0.SVETLANA 000ER, eI al Dofendost STOJANOVIC, el al Dotend. 07 CH 2293 NOTICE OF SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-

CH 5255 NOTICE OF SALE

BY GIVEN 1h01 porsuonl ta o PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREJudomool 01 Forcolusore and BY GIVEN II-of porsuani ta o Sain entered In fho above JudamonI of Foreclosure and causo an March 12, 2000, ais Soll enlerod In II-n above 00001 Of The JudicIal Solos cause on Juno 24 3008, 00 Carperollon wIll al 10:30 AM 0000f al The Jud(cloI Solos an Seplember 11. 2009, Bl tI-o Corporollon Will at 10:30 AM

The JudIcial Solos Corpora-

(1711742IC

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY

DEPARTMENT-

CHANCERY DIVISION

BANK OF AMERICA. NA-

TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER

TO LASALLE BANK, NA-

TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR WAMU 3W7t-1Y07 P10101111,

0. SYED F.

HUSSAINI, SYED & ASSOCIATES, INC., NATIONAL CITY BANK Dele040xl us CH 40429

NOTICE OF SALE

FUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN II-al purs000l Io o J060mont al Foreclosure and

Sole entered In the abeoe

cause on June 15 2009, an agonI of The JodIcIoI Solos Cnrperalion wIll at 10:30 AM os September 16, 2009. al II-e

The Judicial Solos Corporalion, One Sooth Wacker Drloo

- 34th Floor, CHICAGO, IL.

00406, solI Of pUblIc Ouctlog IO

Ihe hlohegf bidder, os sel

forth below the followina descrlhed reaíeslote: Commonly

known

0)01

tOLDARE AVE, Skokie, IL

60076 Property Indes Na. 10-

eslolo aller conlirmollun nl II-n sole The pr090rty will

WANTED AD IN CHECKOUT

THE CLASSIFIEDS,

Other

Ihan a murloosen sI-olI pay

II-o assessments and Ihe Icuol

U1GfICAfO.00M'AU!OS

CALL

847-998-3400 EVERY DAY.

lees required by Tho Condo. minium Property Act, lus ILCS 60515101111 and 101141. IF YOU ARE THE MORIGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF

AN ORDER OF POSSESSION,

ACCORDANCE

WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl

OF THE ILLINDIS MORT. GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Far inlormallan, conladI Flalnlllt's ottoreey: HEAVNER, SCOTT, DRYERS A MIHLAR, LLC, 111 E051 MoIn Slmeef, Sollo 200, DECATUR, IL 62523,

. THE JUDI. SALES CORPORATION Ovo SouIh Wacker 12171 422-1719

CIAL

Drive, adlh Floor, Chicaaa, IL 1212)

226-SALE

CollectIon

Prodlices

60666-4650

NOTE: Pursuant Io Ihe Pair DoSI

Ad, yOu nro odvised that NORRI DOE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP COOK COUNTY.

ILLINOISCOUNTY DEPARTMENT. CHANCERY DIVISION DEUTSCHE OANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS

TRUSTEE FOR LONG BEACH MORTGAGE TRUST

2066-WLS Plamntill, -n.- MARIUSZ ADAMCZYK, el ai Detendant aa CH 41512 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1h01 pursuonl Io o Judamonf of Foreclosure and Solo colored In the obooe cause on Juno IP, 2009, on agent ut The JudIcIal Soles Corperullan will at 10:30 AM an Seplomber 22, 2009, aI the The Jodiciol Solos Corporation, Den Soulh Wsckor DrIve 241h Floor CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell Of PuhlIc oudlion Io II-e highest bIdder, as sol forth below, II-o followIng describoO real 05101e Commonly knows as 4132 N. LEONARD DRIVE UNIT #2A. Narridae, ILdO7Od Property 1x600 Na. 12-tl-31t-0t7-OOSi, Property Indeo No. UPINØ 12-11.311010 The rouI 05101e Is Improxod wIth a condominium. The Iodpmeol Om000l was 5143,154,53. Saie fermo; 25% donna al II-o I-lOI-051 bld by certifIed fonos of the clase II the auclion; Ihe hoslooce, io certIfied funds, Is doe withIn Iwnvlyfour 1241 hours. The sublocl property Is subloct to aenerol mol eslale loues. speolat assessments, um specIal 100es levIed 1001051 sold real eslole and Is alfered Inr soin withouf coy represoofallox Os lo quality or 0000111v UI bille and withouf recourse la F10101111 ond Io A5 IM condItion. Tino solo is lOrthor subiedt lo conlirmotlun by Iho court. Il Ihn sale Is sel asIdo for ooy reason, Ihe ForcI-oser at the sola sholi be enlitlod only Io o roturo of II-e deposll paid. Tho Purchaser sI-oIl hove no further recourse 000lnsl the Martoagor, II-e Morto0000 or the Marta000e's olbon000. upen paymegf In toll Of the Omaunl bld, II-o urch000r wIll recebe a Cerilllcole of 501e 1h01 wIll enhIle ISo por-

choser fu u deod lo II-o real eslote alfor canfirmolian al

the solo The properly will NOT be open for Inspocfmno and

plaintiff makes na repre50fallan as lo Ike condition 01 the properto. Praspettlee bidders ame admonished Io check the coorS file la nerilo all lnlarmalboa, if II-ls propOrts. Is O cogdomlolom 0011, fI-e purchaser of the uniI at Ihe foreclosure sale, albor Ihon a mortgagee shall pay II-e Ossesgmeels and the tosaI Ions requIred ho The Condomlnlurn Property Ad, 765 ILCS 005/SIgIllI and 101141 IF

YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 35 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSES-

PIOlOtllI'sotlarnoo Is deemed IO be o debi collector otlempfing fo coIled O OnbI oeil ago mnlormatlol, oblained will be

usodfarthot porpese. 1190211 Pub: 0/6,0/13,0,20/09 11711713IC

SKOKIE INTHE CIRCUITCOURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY

DEPARTMENT-

CHANCERY DIVISION BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING LP. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME

LOANS SERVICING, LP. PlalnIlIf. -e.. SALIM UDOIN, Of al 0010060x1 BI CH 43030

NOTICE OP SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-

BY GIVEN II-al pursoonf to a Judumoul 01 Foreclosure end Salo enleresi In lOo ubene coose os .1000 3d Son?, On

0000f Of TI-e Jodiclal Sales CorparallOo wIll al 10:25 AM 00 Seplembor 29, 2009, 01 Ihe The Judlclol Soles CorporalIon, Ono SoUth Wocker DrIno - 2410 FlOor CHICAGO, IL,

40606. sell 09 publIc aUctIon lo

II-e hi000st bIdder. os sel

larth below Ike iollowlna dencrlbed rnaíeglolo: Common17 knowil os PIlO SKOKIE BOULEVARD SC. SKOKIE, IL 00077 Property Indoo Nu.

10-16.450-057 The real esfole Is

Improurd WIth a ono-sIal-y slnolo-famlly house wIth co

goroge. The lodameol omounl was 12a7,u16.21. Sole lorms: 35% dOwn 01 II-o blob-

esl bld by certllled funds al

the close nf II-o auctlaol Iho SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15.17011Cl OF balance. in CortIflod funds, Is THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For Inlarmollon, conlaci PIaiotIIl'satlomney: The Sale Clerk, due WiIhle twenty-foUr 1241 CODILIS&ASSOCIATES. P.C., 1SWO25NORTH FRONT- hours. TOO shblecl property is AGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE. IL 66537, 16201 subledt fo aenerol real esfole 794-9076 belw000 the hnorg el f 006 3 PM only and 05k tor f0005, sPecial Os5055menlg, Ihe sales 6090rlmeof,, Please role: lo file nombor Il-00- or specIal loues lonled 29635. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Ove 000lnsl said real esfole ond Is South Wacker DrIve, 24th Floor, ChIcago, IL 606W-1650 011erod br Solo mlihool ony 13131 236-SALE You con also 9151f The JudIcial Soles Cor- ropresenlalbon as Io 0001117 porolioo al www.flsc.com faro 7 day 510105 repon 01 pond-

leo soles. NOTE: P0150001 II Ihe FaIr DebI Collecllon PractIces Ad, 900 are advIsed that PlaintiIf'sallorney is

famIly rOsldonce, ThU ludo-

pose. 1110024 PUb: 0/13, 0150, 507/SP 11713t77>C

wIlI- o slnolo

bidders are admonished Io check II-e caurI tile Io verily all lnborrnsllov. Il II-ls OropemIr is g condomInIum unit, the purchoser of loo unII al the loreclosure sale,

deemed to ho o dehl collector ullompllng Io collect a dOSI Ond any Inlormaflog ebfolned will be Used for thaI pur-

Improved

NOT be Opon 10m insPOdllvn

and p10101111 mokes no repre.

senbolion as lo Ihe condition uf II-e Pr000rly. Frospecllve

23-402-023-0000 The rool esfolo Is

will rocelue o Cerlilicole al Sole 1h01 Will enhile II-e purchaser Io o deed IO II-O real

01 CH 41731

TOO property mill number 1447-5229. THE JU- weoW.tlsc.cam foro7doy staII-e sote The property will 1:00 p.m. and 2;oo p.m. meek- relunds. NOT be apex for lnspcctiaa. DICIAL SALES CORPORA- los rePorl of pendina saIns. NOT ho open far 1051580110g 607sonly, 1253021

court. Upon payment in lull of Ihn om000l bld, II-e purchoser

or OuaoflIy ut lIllo ond WIlI-auf recourse Io PlaballIl ond In 'As IS' candilion, The solo is lorther subleof Io COnfIrma-

lIon by Ihe court. Upen paymont lo loll al Iho Om000l bid,

II-o purchaser will rnceiyp o

Certilicalo nl Salo II-al will

Ba -I

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lt IhN property la a corojo. dal Soles Corporation at minIum unit, thu purchaser of www.tisC.com for o 7 doy stathe unit a, the toreclosure lus report of pending soleo. solo, Other than a mod009ee shall pay the assossmonf s and the leoni feos required by

The Condurnielum Property

(100995

Fob: 020, 0/27, 9)3/09 1t71476nlC

Act, 765 ILCS LSWPIO>ll) Ond S!fl1E10 CIRCUIT COURT 101(41. iF YOU ARE THE OF COOK COUNTY, MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWN. ER), yOij I-lAVE THE ILLINOIS COUNTY

DEPARTMENT. R1GHTTO REMAIN IN POS CHANCERY DIVISION SESSION FOR O DAYS APTER ENTRYOP AN ORDER WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. OP POSSESSION, IN AC- Plainhift, 'e.' LUIS A. CORDANCE WITH SECTION GONZALEZ NE/A LUIS IS'170t(C) OPTHE ILLINOIS GONZALEZ, et 01 Defeodonf MORTGAGE 00 CH 43927 FORECLONOTICE OF SALE SURE LAW. For informofloe: Visit our websilo at PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE'

h f t P \\s e rv i C C . o t t y. BY GIVEN 1h01 0015000f lo a

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Rmutoa8on for fol Youth Soccer Leagues is being accepted. There are poegrams for girls and boys apes 4to eighth grade. Clinic is Sept 5. Season play begiss Sept. 12. Participants will develop individanl skills and teamwork. as well as enjoy the benefits of contiounos exercise. Hilos Park District will provide soccer unitonos; players must purchase soccer spikes and leg guards. Reqisteation is being taken at Howard Leisure Center. 6676 W. Howard St.

deadline Is Sept 5. Call (847) 96T-l59.

es Pt Diutoict Pioneor Park has an 18 hole mini-gull course and seven hatting cages and a concession stand. Parties and fuedraiuero are also available. Pioneer Park is located at 7135 N. Harlem Ave. Summer haurs are 10.30 a.m.-10.30 p.m. The popular Family Fun Nights" continus every Friday eight: the $7 per person tee includes ono round st mini-poll, ene batting cage token and dinner tor each lamily memher. Call (841) 583-2746.

Stay cool tilo nommer at Oasis Fun Center. 1871 Milwaukee Ave. Hours are 1mm 11 a m:B p m Mondays 1 Thaisdays. Il anis-9 p m. Fridays. and 10 a m.9 pos. Salurdays and Sundays. Call Oasis Watermark. 18471 967-6648, or the Howard Leisure Center, (8471 961-6633.

N8es Park Dtstiict oilers a wide variely ut summer camp pregrams ter preschool age through incoming eighthgraders: toll-day and halktay camps, sports camp, hnckey and ice skating campo. Slop by Howard Leisure Center, 6616 W. Howard St. to register. Campers will enjoy swimming, weekly held trips, arts and cratts and sports. Most camps hogan Jane 8. Call (8471 967-1,633.

Hijeo Pads Diubict Brtht Beginnings Preschool registration is conducted tor the 2009-10 school year. Both 3- and 4year-old programs are ellered. There are a variety ut class times and locatinns (runs which to choose. Registration will be accepted at Howard eisure Center, 6616 W. Howard St, until all classes are tilled. Call (847) 9676633.

Your cf!i;j is c-iuíag. Fíiu( i ot

Golf Maine

PIONEER PREss & ÌHO"ÌS ploneerlocal.com/monster

ter

To advertiso call (847) 998-3400

they may not trave the resources to do so en their ewe. The kiosk will also house the lights fee learning teacher toolkits. deigned for edacatoes and organization leadees, to prowde olermatienal materials oo the enero11

The Gott Mahe Park District has taben a new and innovative approach in raising muchneeded funds for the park and spreading the word os energy efficiency. The district otters a se-

the community an eppvrtuoity torecycte paper piudects- A rncugnizah green-and-yellow container supplied by 4bitibi Bowater ens &opped oli in the Feldman Park tot. 8800 Kathy Lane, near the comer el Western Avenue and Kathy Lane. Products that can be recycled io this container loclade. newspapers. magaii000. eSce paper Itau and cope), shopping catalogs, mail and envelopes. catalogs. tolder culmed paper and shredded paper (haggedi; on caalbaard er p1mev hooks, All money mined wilt fund the scholarship prograni, allowing children to attend summer camp and ejher programs. Call 1847) 297-3000 er go tuwwwpaperretiiever.conV.

Golf Me Pk Dtsbict is taklsg registration for Adtit Btnqoo 10 a.m.-2 pen. Brot Wednesday of the month, split-the-pot bingo at the Feldman Recreation Ceoter,

Hot Shots Sports: Hat Shots Sports and the Golf Maine Pails District have joined ta bring various sports classes and clinics, Offered are Baseball Baskethali Tennis. and Soccer classes. Stop by the Feldman or Dee Park Recreation Ceoters for details.

Swamer Cng fur kindnrgarten through siuth-gredero includes sports and games. arts and cralts, playgmund activities, Held trips. npray part swimming and mure, Two-week sessions are offered. Huaro are 9.30 am. to 1030 p m. Betnre and alter camp child care is alun available. Register early. Preschool: Early registration is impartant to ensure child a space fur the tall 2009 semester. A tivei.tay morning program and a tour-day altemoon propram are altered ter children turning 4 years old by Sept t, 2009, Crickeb Ree Park new has a cricket pitch that will be ready ter uso this spring. Call the park district tor restai toes or availability.

Visit une ut the Park District ottices, Feldman Recreation Center, 8800 Kathy Lone lose block south el Colt Road un Wvstere Avenad, Niles. o Dee Park. at the corner ut Dee and Emerson Reads. Des Plaines: or call (8411 2913000.

st. John Brebeuf PIrdi is conducting registration 1er Religious Education tor first- through eighth-graders who are io tho public schsvl system. Classeu will he S-6.30 pm, Wednesdays er 6.308 pin. Thursdays beginning Sept 16. Call 18471 966-3269.

lection el ENERGY STAR gualitied corn-

EmnnHthonbii, the Nibs Tuwnstiip

pact tlasresceot light huibs tor sale to the public (rom a Lights tor learning kiosk Proceeds trum Ihn sale st every halb will directly land the scholarship program sponsored by the district The scholarship propium allows children the opportunity to attend camp when

Juwish Cungregatioe, 4500 Dempster SL. Skvkïe, otters loteortuctiori tu Jadaism and beginning adult Hebrew classes on Sundays and monthly Viddish. Members and oeomemher-s are welcome, Call (847) 675-4141, or go lu mew ehntnr

st. j

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PARK RIDGE-NILES SCHOOL DISTRICT 6

&eeuf &SNOI ts having

an Ail Scheel Reunion trum 7-Il p.m. Sept 26 at the Parish Ministry Center, 8305 N. Narines. Hiles, The cost is $29 per perseo arel $40 per coeple. Contact Libby Ryder. (041) 966-3266, or

Membership hi O'Hare noise panel approved

visd leydersjbsctmeIor

oiorrectloii IWI Sdicol Class of 1984 'er stauung a 3-year reunion Sept 19. Help update centact infermat'ero by e-mailing Stephanie Thorpe at SmorpeWreshs.org.

J. Stoo North High School Class of 1959 will hold its 50th-year reunion Oct 10 and Il at the Wyodham Broke Oak Brook Hotet Oak Brook Activities begin elfin a cocktail party from 5-li Pils. Friday. A casti bar and hers d'ueoeres will he featured for $20 with ad-

Iliring firm for superintendent also discussed

vaoce sign-tsp ($25 ter walk-ins). CaHier in the day, interested classmates may visit Horten East's campus and take a

45-minuto tour RSVP to Himt 1-Blame at dnyheat-te@coniset or call (702) 4199494 tor the tour, On Saturday, amcoleo dinner daoce will be at the Drake Oak Beoek, with a cash bar starting at 9-30 p.10, fallowed by dinner at 7 pro, and music/dancing from 8.30-il pin, 111e cent for the dinner dance is $85 per peinais. with photographs available fur $10 each, Mure inlormatien and sign-up for both the Fridaynight reception and Saturday-night dinner dance may be found at owiwinurtonclassoi59org, where classreates may also provide updated lofaimotion on themselves or advise cornmitten chairpersons as to the whereabouts ot ether classmates. More spyciRc questions fur Friday events may he answered by writing or calling cernmitten co-chairs Mike O'Connor (meconnerthwi.er.com), (262) 681-7578, er Jim King (jkingrep@comcanleet), (6301 894Ol?L fer informative on the Saturday event contact Susan Besding Roberts [emailprotected](, Marge Itegner Merlo (marge®mortonclassutS9.urg) or Sandy Iriser Duhsky, (6301 3151,493. Beadline tor reservatiens is Sept15.

Sau Patiicl liqIi School is looking ter class representatives from all clauses to help the school contact alumni in regard to class reunisns. The school has set three reunion dates for the tall: Sept 12 tor the classes ei '99, '94 and '89 SepL 26 lar the classes si 79, '74, '69 and '64: and Nov. 13 fur the 25-year rrnnion tor the class ei '84. Contact Juil Ardito, (1731 282-9563, or jarditulVstpatrickerg.

By TONY BERTUCA tbertucaliipieneerlocal.com 'Pise

Education met Auig. 10 to vote on mnsembom-sicip in the CAPPING OFF Maine South High Scheel graduates celebrate the past June at Basement Theatre, alter the final name had been anflounced. (Photo submitted by Rick Meredith)

CAMPUS Andrew Bishop, of Nilesv,

woo named to ttnv vprirngterm dean's lint at Clac-ko College. The folluiwiing Nuca aludeists earned durgi'ees frani Ilse University of Iowa: Daniel S. Barone, bioliig sinnt Paul A. kazmierczak, journallain cinicI incisa commnuniess-

tion/potitical science, Julia Nikol, (nf Nues, earned tnomcoi's deaignsstiomi oms tise

spring decinv list at Com'meli College, Adam Chambers minci Sam Patel, of Nues, svem'e m-eeog-

cimo iestorested in developing their football skille tlsn'oungts league play, Tise climsic svill

be led by Nues North Olead Football Gesuch Scott Smitlm amcd Nues West llecsct Footbcsll Cisacts Scott Baum. 'l'Isis is a ciscince fon- lirsttimsse lslciyems to lessrmn sonno

(5f tise basics amsct cules of tine game amici foi' mono oslsemicnccd lslmnyon'a lo earns miscue about offensivo amici defcmssis,e stm'ategies. 'rice chimie

will also provide parents witis details about tise CSL h)n'Ognmsmii.

't'Iso oxpcsmnched mcomsprolit

msi'/,ecl oms tIse elsm'imcg-sensvs-

Mrsm'toms Grove, hJncolnsv'ooct

es nl 1959, 1969, 1919, 1989, 1999 aocI

lvycsms Umsiversity,

2004. Call Augie Gesovesi, directer of Alumni Relations, (841) 179-8649, or omail [emailprotected].

DISTRICT 219

cuscl Colf-Mcuimne R'am'k h)iatm'iurts, Jumdon' Vikjmsg Footbmsll

Grathiates of Padree lfigb Scheel, formerly at 68th Stewart Ave. Chicago, have lurmed an alumni association lar students who have celebrated their 50th anniversary from school. This year a luncheon will be held at noon Sept 21 at the Lexington House Restaurant, Hickory Hills. lt will include graduates through 1959. The classes ei 1939. 1944, 1949 and 1954 will be hoeorvet, Ed O'Farrell is Ike chairman oF

the planning committee that meets the retond Thursday of each moetti at 1030 ann, at the Oak Lawn Library. 94Z Raymond, Oak lame. Cell Betty Collins, (108) 424-4009, or Ed O'Fariell,

Calendar, PAGE 21

O'Hsii'o Noive Conspsitibihity Comsimission an(h to discuss tise secmn'ch foi- a new eumper-

intendent. Tine bscìmd unanimously

SCHOOLS DIGEST

toi' uteats's hat cit Illinois \Vea-

ucino Weekend is SepL 25-27 ter Class-

Ridge-Niles

School District (34 Bossmcl of

league is a eollsibcsm-ative offont betweems tise Skiskie,

Notre bane Calege Prep (Riled Re-

Psui'k

voted to join tise O'Hare

ovili n'eroico tr.siesiesg frema tise psm'ticipcstimsg park dio-

Foi' moro informatibn go to wwwoakton.cdu

tn'icts ansd heart coaches, Any c'oschsoo sviso would like ten be part of tIme progm'ama cime emscoum'agouh to call

/cicadJdjvl/heahtlsccsreinfo.lst nfl, or call (847) 635-1629. A classic Shakespearean play, Ilse new U.S. president

Pm'ogm'amns Director Dave

amsct tise 15105 sund cons of so-

Elsrlicii st (847) 9613-9212.

cisl mvdisi cire tise tispics of

Ancyosic' si'itln qcmestions about tine climsic cans sulco esilI

secerul mmes! c-ocmn-ses ofl'erech

Mn: Elin'licls.

l'rogransi cit Ocikton Commu-

OAKTON

Students interested in pun'-

lis tise liii by tIne Emen'itums nsity College, Roiaseia and Juliet (HuM BUS-6h) exsnmnsines tIne origins

suming ci caneen' ins health esime

of Shakespeare's romantic

sin'c' imcvjtech to ssttomscl free ¡mi-

tm'ssgecl: Learns isosv Ronneo

es of OsikUsns Comnsnunsity

cinch Juliet Issis influenced pocts, miovelists cinch playwriglits. 'Flue foun-uveek

Collego, 16(10 E. Cusif Road, Di's Plainces, and 7701 N, Linscolni Ave., Skokie,

cocmrae niseets hO-11:30 sim. 'I'umesdciys stsurtimsg Sept. t cit Oaktons's Skokie eampums,

fcirmisatjiims vessiomie ctumm'imcg

Septennlier at botts csinsspuia-

noise panel, which advocates on behsaht'ofentjties wishing

to obtsiin funnds for soundprooting. "ht isssskes sense uve should

have a voice," Documul Psesident ,lolsn hheydo scud, 'Anything ove esimi do tis msssrke sure

pvu'tv guiche cms tisuough tise

2011)-11 school yeam:

Scisisil district otlicissl San-

"h tisink tise might thing to

l)i'(scevs," tse said. Board iicc'icsbeu' Russ Gentile scud

rIJVe think an outside consultant is invalit-

able to bringing an independent voice and an independent eai:"

cinsul imsdhustn-y trends.

femimng mn fm-co islmiYers climsic

yssuing playem's lecsm'mm football

Aug. 22, The clinic m'una fi-ans 4 to d p.ma, at tise football atadiumsi st Nues Nortlm Fligis School,

fumsdamemst,'sls annul develop

elude: Nursing - 6 pm,

presidemit's first monthos ins

their skills,

Sept, 13 (Des Plaines); Plnysi-

(cilice by political science irs-

clrmu Stringes gave tise board tise names ofsix sesirels tir'nss ound tise board picked four to intes-view,

by grade levels - tirol and

cat Thiei'apist Assiutamst 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 (Des

structusn Fahle Stm'ciuss. Tise tisn'ee-week coum'se maceta 10-

coot of hiring si sesirch tiriss

9800 N. Lawler Ave.,

second, thsird mind fourths, and fiftim and sixth, Leagnmo

Phciines); Plsarnnacy Techsniclan/Aseptic Phnarmcsceutk'srl

11:15 armi, 'I'hsursdays starting

\s'cis difficult to estimate,

dates run from Aug. 29 to Nov. 7. The registration feo is $85 for the season, The program Is run by vohunteers. Participating coaches

Preparations - ti p.m. Sept,

Sept. 3 cit Glencoe Psirk District, 999 Greens Bay Road, Ghencoe, 'rise feo is $60. Getting Started ;vitia So-

given Ihat it \s'cis isot knowcc how much the board woumid

Sept. 17 (Des Plaines),

Attesi lt Associsutes Ltd., School Exec Connect and

plans to i'otime before the

are collmsbcsm-.stimig to tselp

Digest, PAGE 20

The boaed seemed to support hiring a seas-eli firm sund sugi'eed to intemviev seven-al companies: BT,VP & Associates Ltd., Hsuzam-d, Young,

do ... vvvscmhch be ... let the ex-

Seist, h cit Covencunt Village, 2625 'rectsms3' Road, Northsbm'ook. TIse fee is $60. Strauss on Obu,scsi (PSE

Phlebotomy - 5:30 p,m.

trict.

su sesui'els tin-m.

cible l-2:30 pm, startinsg

16 (Skokie); and Medical Labor.story Tlnchnology and

irnportantto the school dis-

a i'el)lsicememnt foi- Supem'intendent Ssilly Pi3'or, s'ho

si vai-jvt.y of (hjvcjh)ljnses. Faculty v'ill be oms hnamsd to cija-

rosin, it will be in tise Nilea North Cleld houoc. The clinic io open to players in fn-st through aixth grades sviso

Stringem also said seas-ch tirmns aie useful in customisingheademshippiofihes to determine what cm-item-ia were'

Isiring si sesui'ch tirns to lind

and cei'tjticate hsniigminss ici

varicubles that conic into phsuy."

hYicsin'd mensbeu Eu-ic Uhhig ssuiil Ice s'sue in favor of hiu'ing

'l'ue board also chiscumssed

North minuit Niles West h highs Schsools) cinch Maine East FhigIs Selsool. 'These agemselea

Skokie. Tine cvemst will be held rain or shieme. In case of

an indepenuhent esin," she scuid. "There sure so many

Scisool Boards.

svithi District 219 (Njtes

Teamns will be orgcsmsized

suht,unt is invalusuble to lininging an independent voice mind

do)."

The expanded Central Soburban League Youth Flag Football League, (fon'merly known clvi tIne Juniom- Vikings Fing Football League), is of-

CO5-77) offens sumcsslysjv of tise

tise bosuud it viculcl be highly unueuuah to fou-go using one. "We think sun outside con-

tise Illinois Association of

7701 N. Linscolns Ave. Anothcm' fiiur-week session is avsiil-

Scrhncdulect aessiomss in-

Stiingei scud ivesnm'ch ímu'ms

are valuable tools and told

fumais sim-e used (we should

stsosvcsse Oaktonu's degree

cuss cosmrse n'cqujs-ennsents

$16,000 in 2002, "We ss'ocild tm'y to keep tine cost in thsit iange," sise scud.

we Inne a 'ojce in how those

'imsd ,linmsjinm \Volves, alcsmsg

Sessiismss am-e dlesigmsud to

cuisent sunpen'intendent, cost

Scsndrcs Sti-lingen-

Stringer said tine exact

ask of it. But Sti'ingen- said the cost

ofusingca search firm to iiiterview ound vet Pryor, the

tie nv'sus miot sugciinst hiring a

Iiriss to interview candidates sinaI suttisict outside talent, Peu. SO, but explained that he vvoumld prefen lo hook internssully for Pryon-'s mephsicecs emit.

"h would puefer an internsuh c'amiclidate for reasons of stssbihity," he said. "I hike the isrinulumet,"

Couueuent:pioneerlocal.coon

Digest

Tennis Ck

Continued from PAGE 19

dal Media (DPR E35-61) shows how to share personal news, videos and photos with friends and family

YOV1H IS BOPY

&MINP

around the world using Facebook, Twittet; YouThbe and other social-media Web

sites. The course is taught

Fall Registration has begun for Adult & Junior Classes. Session

Sept. 8-Nov.

about the Emeritus Program call (847) 635-1414 or

Join Today! Tennis & Fitness Memberships available

by Bill Paige, Oakto&s manager of communications, who is responsible for the college's official Twitter page. The single-session course meets 10-11:30 a.m. Sept. 4 at Oakton's Skokie campus. The fee is $20. For more information

(847) 982-0588, and l'55 3. For a complete list of Emoritus classes, course feos, seminars and events go to vwwoakton.odu/emeritus. Feel the pulse of The City That Never Sloops" on a tour ofibred through Oakton. Tiips to New York City dopart in September, October, November and Decemboc Tours also are available in

2010.

Tour historie Ellis Island

and visit the majestic Statue of Liberty. After dining at Rockefeller Center enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the observation deck. Visit landmarks including Chinatown and Times Square. For complete itineraries and information about upcoming 200g and 2010 tours call Ben Cornelissen, (847) 635-1812, or go to wwwoakton.edulnews/firstltravcl.ltt rn RESURRECTION

APY

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Ma,nfl,, tx,LV lnoOta,flPYSOO

ships to four outstanding high school seniors. These scholarships were awarded on the basis of scholastic merit, financial need and oxtracurricular involvement. All four winners are recent graduates of Maine South

partment chair; and John

Resurrection High Scheel

faculty and staffvere recognized for theii many years of service during a June i luncheon at the school. School guidance counselor Joan Campeotto t'as honoiccl upon her retirement for 35 years of service to Resurrection lligh School. During her long career Campeotto assisted several generations of young t%'omon through high school and the college application l)iocesS, sometimes l)io'iding guidance to tito daughters of former stodents. Nineteen other faculty aocI statT members \'ere recognized for their years of colt-

Lizak, maintenance. For 15 years of service: Leslie Coakley, foreign language teacher; Susan Ortega, food

seivieo. For lito years of service: Diane DlSandro, hall nsonitor; Dawn Granadon, sd-

ministilttivo assistant; Paula Heidt, food service; Debbie Hess, hall monitor; Dawn Konow, Science Department clinic; tisd Joe Miller, science ctepartnient tosehec The Resurrection 1-ugh School community also bid Ilirewell to Rocorcts Office stati niembor Barbara Gilfoy oit her retirement from Rosurroction following 26 years of service.

to www.reshs.org. Resurrection High School is a Catholic, College Preparato. i-y High School for young women, at 7500 W Talcott Ave., Chicago.

The Twentieth Century Club

Foundation of Park Ridge has awarded college scholar-

...

Lake Zurich

Hawthorn Woods

Morton Grove

847-726-2265

847-583-1907 E5nt oIcooney P. ,I.cEEsBaj

,,ccie5eWbO B,MOddBE,.d I2d.MM,i EErE EEWjE.dec5 n,onsh.tE,,Bt C5*

Myo.-d y.c.

EtERbEOEBMdth PI5BtTMBEJ PB-,MO YE MY .5P...e7/lSOe

Sc..annQ1

Et tod,e.a 'n"..

present, will reunite Sept 30 to Oct. 3

tion will hold a reunion in Corpus Chriuti, Tenas from Sept 913 tor voler

at Itolidsy Inn Select, Nashville, Toen. Contact Allen Hope, president, 3828 Hobsen Road, Fort Wayne IN 46815, 12601 486-2221, [emailprotected]. Uoiso Ridgo School, Hsrwood Heights, Class ut 1974, holding a 35-year reunion 7-10 p.m. Oct. 10 at Francesca's Tavola. 208 S. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights. Cost is $65 per person lin-

ans ut sil branches et the military that served en the Amphibious Force 7. and new reembors from the Flagship Alliance group who served soy time during their years ut commissioned service. Contact Lee Temanson, Secretary, 10749 lOIth Ave. N, Maple Grove, MN 55369-2609. E-mail: lateman@com-

ciados appelizers, beer, wine and soll

csstoel Ipreterred cootact) or phone

drinks). E-mail joannekobyAijunu,com. WMTH-FM (and WMTH-TV), the high

(7631 425-63l5, eveeings and weekeeds.

school broadcasting voice owned and

January classmates ut Chicago's

operated by Maine Township High Schools, will celebrate 50 years of

Roosevelt High School Class ut 1959

will reunite Aug 21 and 22 al the Embussy Suites io Deertinid A pizza party is highlighted tor Friday eveoing and additional activities are planned tor Saturday. Contact Jerry Crecen, (7001 863-6660 or pkrecun@comcast net.

broadcasting Broadcasting trum a small studio at Maine East High School, the liest program was aired Dec. 20, 1959. Over the past 50 years the statien has grown to include radio and

television studios at each el the high schools. Plans are under way fur un alumni gathering ter students and tacoily stall members to be held Sept 25' 21 in the Park Ridge/Des Plaines area. A reunion committee has been formed

he charged $40. $45 alter Sept I. Buttel dinner with cash bsç casual altire, Jesus are welcome. Still looking ter sanie missing classmates. For reservalions contact the committee at tatthsl9t9lPgmail com er call (8471 516-'

to locate all lormee WMTH-FM alumni. Contact reuoion@wmlhalamni corn.

Funds for the scholarships aie obtained through taffios, benefits and memorials. Co;ttincnt:pioncerlocal.cont

4717 or (1731 631-1104. t969 Committee members include: Kathy Bickler Lesniah, Anne Luode, Andrew Madsen, Larry Magill. Jenny Mateliog Thomas, Peggy

and submit their name, year gradualed, address, phone number, maiden name lit applicablel and n-mail address, and muy share a story or tell

Chicago's William Howard TaIt tligh

School will hold tu 40th class reunion ou Oct. II at White Eagle Baoquets in Riles. Classmates paying by Aug. 3t will

St. John Brebeut is looking tsr all St. Jahn Brebeut School alumni. Alumni should contact Libby Ryder, (8471 9663266, or e-mail lryderltisjbschool erg,

how St. John Brebeul made an impact un their lite.

This new Web site will be the vehicle for op-to-the minuto information on

Inanaculate Conce

the progress ut the realignment uf the tour councils into oso high-capacity

School un Taicutt Avenue is Chicago is establishing an Alumni Association. lu prepara' lion ter its 100th-anniversary celebra-

lion the school is searching torils missing alamei Il you attended Immaculate Conception School or know someone who did, email ICalumniWicparish net, or call the rectory. 17731 775-3833. Alumni who prefer tu reach the association by mail are enceeraged tu scud their lirut, maiden or last name, phone number, e-mail address, thu year in which they graduated, along with their tavorito IC memnry and lavurite IC teacher, tu: IC Alumni Association, c/u Immaculate Cuoceptinti Parish, 7211 W. Talcatt Ave. Chicago IL 60631. Submissions may also be

dropped oft at the IC Parish Rectory during normal business hours or alter Masses un Sunday. Taft Hiijti School, class et Jane 1959, will hold a 50th reunlou Sept 24-27. Contact tarry Marsh at tairseas2ucPceu.oel er (7031 444-6255; Pat Sauteil lutz, putlutz@cumcastnet. er 18471 25HOl2Ol; er Kent Meyer, carelekent@uccelplus net, (7651 36292621.

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