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ON THE COVER Chicago Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts addresses guests during an event at Fifth Third Bank Ballpark in Geneva. The event was hosted by the Executives’ Club of Chicago and also featured Kane County Cougars Majority Owner Dr. Bob Froehlich.

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Chris Walk sheds light on substance abuse

By CHARLES MENCHACA cmenchaca@shawmedia.com GENEVA – The Chris Walk Night Out Against Substance Abuse on Saturday drew people from beyond Kane County.

Among the event’s attendees were Kathy Whitehead of Elk Grove, her sister Karen Berrios of Streamwood and Whitehead’s sponsor, Pattie Cabana of Barrington.

“It’s a good cause with great people and very organized,” Whitehead said.

The three women were part of the 100 participants in a 5K race during the event’s seventh annual outing, which was held this year at Gunnar Anderson Forest Preserve, 719 S. Batavia Ave., Geneva.

In addition to the runners and walkers, the event drew dozens more people who gathered around several vendors, information booths, raffles and a silent auction.

This year also was the first time attendees could sign up for a one-hour Zumba workout and its first at the forest preserve, said Vicki Foley, a Shaw Media employee who started the event. Chris Walk is named after Foley’s son, Chris, who died of a heroin overdose on July 15, 2007. He was 27.

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Women enjoy a Zumba class during Saturday’s Chris Walk 5K run at Gunnar Anderson Forest Preserve in Geneva. The event raises awareness and funds to support the fight against substance abuse. lives of those lost, such as Foley’s son, and also brings awareness to the battle against substance abuse everywhere.

“This is not a police problem; this is a societal problem,” Kane County Sheriff Pat Perez said at the event.

Perez – and also Kane County Coroner Rob Russell – in separate speeches talked about the need for groups to pool resources and work together to make a difference.

Russell said he does not

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want to see young residents brought to the morgue who have died of a heroin or other drug overdose.

Cody Lewis, 22, of Aurora, shared his struggle with heroin addiction at the event. He has been sober since October 2013 and said coming to events such as the Chris Walk helps him stay clean.

Foley hugged and thanked Lewis for being honest about his addiction and told his mother, who also was at the

On the Web To learn more about the annual Chris Walk event, or to contribute, visit www.chriswalk.net.

event, that she knew exactly what she was going through.

“Things like this will hopefully make people more aware so they won’t start [down that path],” Foley said.

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Where did you grow up? Batavia. I graduated Batavia High School Class of 1988.

Pets? Three cats, Nonohon – Japanese for “without a care.” And Gabby and Pumbaa Who would play you in the movie of your life? Katharine Hepburn First job? At the St. Charles Sportsmen’s Club when I was 16. I pushed the button to release the clay pigeons for skeet shooting.

As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? A teacher. I am a massage therapist, and I did teach massage therapy for

5K, 10K runs fundraiser event at Pottawatomie

WHAT: Bob Leonard Memorial fundraising event WHEN: 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 9 WHERE: Pottawatomie Park, 8 North Ave., St. Charles INFORMATION: The River Corridor Foundation of St Charles will conduct its annual fundraising event, which offers 5K and 10K runs and a party at the pavilion immediately following with live music, food and drawings. Funds raised are used for the esthetic enhancement of the Fox River in downtown St Charles. For information, visit www.

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WHAT: ‘Frozen Friday: Cool Off with Olaf!’

WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday WHERE: Barnes & Noble, 102 Commons Drive, Geneva INFORMATION: Barnes & Noble is celebrating Disney’s “Frozen” with “Frozen Friday: Cool Off with Olaf!” a sing-along and storytime event, which also will include crafts and activities, such as building a sand castle and making a snow cloud and snowflakes so Olaf can

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Learn about picking at Durant House Museum

WHAT: Presentation about pickling WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday and Aug. 17 WHERE: The Durant House Museum, located in the LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve at 37W730 Dean St. in St. Charles INFORMATION: Learn about pickling, a food preservation technique from the 19th century. A donation of $2 for adults

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Food bank looking for summer volunteers

WHAT: Northern Illinois Food Bank seeking volunteers WHEN: For the summer WHERE: The food bank’s centers in Geneva, Loves Park and Park City INFORMATION: Individuals or groups are welcome – from families, youth groups or corporate groups looking for a team-building activity. The food bank especially needs help during weekdays, but there are volunteer opportunities available during evenings and Saturdays, states a news release. Register to volunteer online at www.SolveHungerToday. org/volunteer or call 630-443-6910 for information.

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A book you’d recommend? “The Holy Man”

by Susan Trott What game show would you be on? “To Tell The Truth” Favorite charity? Veterans for Peace Favorite local restaurant? Vino Thai’s in St. Charles.

When did you start putting stickers on your Scion? The late summer of 2008. I still have aspirations to do the roof, too, so truckers can have some enjoyment from it. The stickers are all on magnets.

Why do you have all these stickers on your car? I just wanted to put a little more good stuff in the world. I tried really hard to make them all positive. I don’t like bashing what I don’t like.

Do you get a lot of reaction to your stickers? Yes. I have people stop and give me a peace sign or thumps up.

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Man who threatened Kane County courts pleads guilty KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com CARPENTERSVILLE – A Carpentersville man Friday pleaded guilty to several offenses after threatening the Kane County court facilities last year, according to a news release from the Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office.

Akiel W. Davis, 22, of the 100 block of Adobe Court, Carpentersville, agreed to an eight-year jail sentence in exchange for a guilty plea to unlawful possession of a stolen motor vehicle, one count of burglary and two counts of

disorderly conduct, all felonies, states the release.

According to the news release, Davis, on March 28, stole items from outside of a business in the 3N block of Route 31 in St. Charles Township.

Akiel W. Davis That was before he stole a vehicle, which was later recovered Aug. 23 in DePere, Wisconsin, during an arrest on an unrelated charge.

Then, about 9:30 a.m. Sept.

4, Davis called 911 and falsely claimed four bombs were hidden at the Kane County Judicial Center; he also allegedly called the office of the Kane County Circuit Court clerk to state many people in the county would die, states the release.

Davis was serving a probation sentence for an October 2012 aggravated battery conviction at the time of the offenses, the news release states.

That probation sentence was revoked based on the new offenses.

The prison sentence is four years for the probation violation and four years for the burglary, which will be served concurrent to one another, plus, four years for the unlawful possession of a stolen motor vehicle and three years for the disorderly conduct, also to be served at the same time.

The total sentence is eight years.

“Mr. Davis’ attempt to interfere with the judicial process made things much worse for him,” Kane County State’s Attorney Joe McMahon said in the news release.

“And, frankly, he owes an apology to the hundreds of people who were in the Kane County court buildings that were evacuated for several hours last Sept. 4. Many citizens who had made arrangements to be in the court that day were forced to reschedule their days again because of his threats and selfishness.”

Illinois law makes Davis eligible for day-to-day sentencing, according to the news release.

He receives credit for time served in the Kane County Jail.

St. Charles man accused of forgery, theft; next court date set for August ST. CHARLES – A St. Charles man already charged with writing bad checks for a Campton Hills property now faces additional charges of forgery and theft, according to Kane County court records.

Records show the St. Charles Police Department issued a warrant for Peter A n t h o n y Mazzara in late June.

According to court documents, the charges date back to Sept.

Peter Anthony 26, and stem Mazzara from a forged bank document and a theft of $500 to $10,000 in U.S. currency.

Further information about the charges was not immediately available Monday from the St. Charles Police Department.

Court records show Mazzara, 36, of the 4000 block of Pheasant Court, appeared in court July 18 and has posted $10,000 bond – or 10 percent – of his $100,000 bail.

He is expected in court next month for a status hear-

ing.

Records show Mazzara also is expected in court next month for an unrelated case in which he is accused of writing three bogus checks for a property in the 3N900 block of Ralph Waldo Emerson Lane, Campton Hills.

The checks were intended for the deposit, one month of mortgage and prorated prop-

erty taxes, records show.

Court documents state they were written with Mazzara knowing “there were insufficient funds in his account to cover any of those checks.”

Mazzara has a criminal history in Campton Hills.

In 2012, he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal damage to property – reduced from a felony – for damaging

a home in the 3N600 block of James Fenimore Cooper Lane. He was ordered to pay $60,121.79 in restitution and $765 in costs and fines, which he did, records show.

Court records for the Emerson Lane case indicate

Mazzara’s lawyer submitted a petition to withdraw as his attorney in June. In the document, the attorney cited “irreconcilable differences” with Mazzara and Mazzara’s failure to make payments as reasons for his withdrawal.

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Committee supports future 12K race over agency’s concerns

By CHARLES MENCHACA cmenchaca@shawmedia.com

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Geneva’s Jack Kinsman (right) serves a sample of his chili Saturday at the state championship chili cook-off at the Batavia Riverwalk. The 22nd annual event, a benefit for the Batavia Teen Center and Batavia Chamber of Commerce, was co-sponsored by the Batavia Park District and Batavia Chamber. Divisions included home-style (on-site preparation) and restaurant (on-site or restaurant preparation).

Geneva vet clinic seeks to expand

By BRENDA SCHORY bschory@shawmedia.com GENEVA – A veterinary clinic with animal boarding will likely open in the space formerly occupied by Plass Appliances, 1881 S. Randall Road, Geneva.

Veterinarian Dan Markwalder, owner of Animal Care Clinic of Geneva, sought an amendment in the Eagle Brook planned unit development to allow a full service animal clinic, as well as a special use to allow a veterinary hospital with animal boarding.

Aldermen acting as the committee of the whole Monday recommended approval in a 9-1 vote with 2nd Ward Alderman Marks saying he would vote no in order to keep it off the consent agenda at next week’s City Council meeting.

Markwalder previously operated as a vet clinic at 1115 Randall Court, and bought the Millbrook Veterinary Hospital, 1749 S. Randall Road, intending to combine the two

practices, according to a transcript of his plan commission testimony. The plan commission approved his request in a 6-1 vote last month.

Markwalder said he wants to lease the space on Randall Road so it can operate as a full service animal care facility including digital radiography, lab, pharmacy, with surgical, dental and grooming suites and boarding suites for up to 77 dogs.

Markwalder told alderman he had a petition from 300 clients requesting a site for veterinary-supervised animal boarding.

Bob Edwards of RWE Management Company, which designs, plans and builds animal care facilities, said the eight-foot fencing would be solid without a gap so dogs cannot escape.

“Geneva has been a great community to be a veterinarian in and the need for a boarding facility under the supervision of a veterinarian is huge in this community,” Markwalder said. “We fully intend to build a state-of-the-

art facility with cutting edge medicine and boarding and grooming under one roof.”

Markwalder said they would hope to open by January 2015.

Markwalder said the neighbors on both sides of the proposed facility, a dentist and a chiropractor, have no objections.

A concerned neighbor in Eagle Brook is going to meet with him at his veterinary hospital in South Elgin so he can see what they are looking to replicate in Geneva, Markwalder said.

Markwalder also has clinics in Hoffman Estates and Algonquin.

Markwalder said it would be important to have animal boarding under the supervision of a veterinarian, because animals are living longer and have health issues.

“We have a lot of our patients with special needs – diabetes – that require the care under the supervision of a veterinarian,” Markwalder said. “It’s just a natural extension of a veterinary hospital.”

ST. CHARLES – A St. Charles City Council committee on Monday supported a future downtown 12K event over concerns from a local agency that holds a running event on the same day.

The St. Charles Government Services Committee on Monday voted 5-0 in favor of recommending approval for street and parking lot closures, as well as use of amplification equipment for the 2014 St. Charles 12K of Christmas.

The 12K event is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Dec. 6 in downtown St. Charles and at 9 a.m. that same day TriCity Family Services plans to hold its Snowflake Shuffle 5K fundraising event in the Mill Creek subdivision in Geneva Township. The agency, which provides various mental health services for Tri-Cities residents, is concerned that the 12K event will impact the Shuffle, said Hallie Hudson, TriCity Family Services development associate, at the meeting.

“Due to the cutbacks in state and local funding, the agency is increasingly relying on proceeds raised from

this event,” Hudson said to committee members at the meeting.

Jim Martin, the committee chairman and a Ward 4 Alderman, asked that the issue come before the full St. Charles City Council as a separate item because four aldermen were absent at the time of the committee vote.

The Government Services Committee is comprised of all 10 aldermen on the city council.

Danny Delgado at the meeting represented Multisport Madness, the group that is proposing the 12K race. He said all marketing efforts for the event have been geared toward half-marathon runners and that the group do not intend to take away from the Snowflake Shuffle.

Delgado said Multisport Madness will consider giving a portion of its proceeds from the 12K race to TriCity Family Services.

St. Charles Deputy Police Chief Steve Huffman said there are six residents who responded to Multisport Madness’ letters to the community about the event.

Four of the residents were in support of the race and the other two sought more information, Huffman said.

LOCAL BRIEFS Audubon Society to hosts bird walk

Barnes and Noble hosts signing for Former Bear

BATAVIA – The Kane County Audubon Society will have a bird walk at 8 a.m. Saturday at Nelson Lake in the Dick Young Forest Preserve in Batavia.

The meeting place is the parking lot by the silo on Nelson Lake Road. Participants can walk as much of the threemile hike as desired.

The society has a bird walk every first Saturday of the month throughout the year at Nelson Lake. The public is welcome. For information, contact Terry Murray at 630-896-3219.

GENEVA – Former Chicago Bears player Israel Idonije will be signing limited edition copies of “The Protectors #0” and “The Protectors #1” at 2 p.m. Saturday at Barnes and Noble, 102 Commons Drive, Geneva. Idonije helped launch The Protectors comics series.

Tickets to determine line order will be given out starting at 9 a.m. The event is free, but a purchase must be made to get an autograph. For information, call 630-262-8568.

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1 injured in vehicle, pedestrian accident

By CHARLES MENCHACA cmenchaca@shawmedia.com

• Tuesday, July 29, 2014

BATAVIA – One person was taken to Delnor Hospital in Geneva on Friday after a vehicle vs. pedestrian crash on the east side of Batavia, Batavia Fire Lt. Richard Rubo said.

The Batavia police and fire departments were dispatched at 6:06 p.m. Friday to the crash, which occurred at Wilson and Van Buren streets in Batavia.

Valerie Taylor of Yorkville said she was one of several people who called 911 after the incident. She said she saw a male in the street and what appeared to be a bicycle or another object under a car.

“A lot of people stopped, and a few [were] trying to help,” Taylor wrote in an email Saturday.

One person involved in the accident was taken to Delnor Hospital in Geneva, but Rubo was not working at the time of the crash and did not immediately have an update on the person’s condition Saturday.

The fire units were cleared from the scene at 6:24 p.m. Friday, Rubo said.

Batavia police on Saturday and Monday did not immediately return messages seeking comment on the incident.

“A lot of people stopped, and a few [were] trying to help.”

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By ERIC SCHELKOPF eschelkopf@shawmedia.com BATAVIA – A Batavia woman suffered minor injuries after the 1998 Ford Windstar van she was driving flipped over in a three-car crash Saturday night at the intersection of Randall Road and Fabyan Parkway.

Renee Vilmin, 65, of Batavia was charged with disobeying a traffic control device and driving an uninsured motor vehicle, Batavia Police Detective Kevin Bretz said on Monday. Vilmin was taken to an area hospital to be treated for minor injuries, Bretz said.

Others involved in the crash refused medical treatment, Bretz said.

The crash happened at 9:10 p.m. Saturday at Randall Road and Fabyan Parkway.

According to Bretz, Vilmin was driving westbound on Fabyan, approaching the intersection, and drove through a red light while making a left turn.

A 2002 Dodge Dart was headed southbound on Randall when it struck the passenger side of the Windstar van being driven by Vilmin. Bretz said the driver of the Dodge Dart had the right-of-way.

The Windstar van then flipped over and slid into a 2002 Ford Explorer. The driver of that vehicle, Godolfredo Gomez-Alvarez, 47, of Aurora was cited for not having a valid drivers license.

LOCAL BRIEFS M&M, Empower dance companies hold auditions ELBURN – M&M and Empower dance companies will hold auditions for their performance and competitive teams this week and the week of Aug. 14.

The groups are open to many different types of dancers with different levels of experience.

The studio also has noncompetitive performance groups and a hip-hop only junior competitive group. The groups include dancers ages 4 and older. Dancers new to the studio must attend an audition from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Saturday.

Email the studio at mmdance5678@gmail.com to notify organizers of attendance.

Each group has varying levels of commitment that are required

for participation and success.

Details are on the studio’s website, www.mmdance5678.com.

For audition information, email mmdance5678@gmail.com.

Peck Farm Park plans Marsupial Madness GENEVA – Peck Farm Park has planned a Marsupial Madness program from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday at 4038 Kaneville Road, Geneva. Children ages 5 to 10 will learn about animals with belly pouches and meet Peck’s resident marsupials – a pair of sugar gliders. Advance registration is required.

The cost is $5 a child ($7 nonresident). For information, call 630-232-4542 or visit www. genevaparks.org.

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Geneva library vacancy attracts 14 applicants to date GENEVA – Fourteen people have taken out applications to be considered for the vacancy on the Geneva Public Library Board, officials said, and Bob McQuillan, a founder of a local taxpayer watchdog group called Geneva TaxFACTS, is among them.

“I did take out an application. I have not submitted it yet, but I will,” McQuillan said. “I think that if they want a cross section of people with different options, and who will express their opinions, then

full board will make the final decision. … Everyone is considered equally. And everyone will have the same questions asked and the same opportunity.”

Applications must be returned to the library by 5 p.m.

Thursday to be considered.

The vacancy was created June 26 when Steve Andersson resigned to focus on his campaign for state representative in the 65th District.

Applications for the vacancy and information packets still are available at the library check-out desk, 127 James St. Library officials refused to

release the list of people who picked up applications to be considered for the vacancy.

The Kane County Chronicle has filed a Freedom of Information Act request to obtain the list.

Steel said she would find out whether they can release the list of those who picked up packets for the position.

“We have never released that information,” Steel wrote in a text.

“The burden of proof is on them to show an exemption,” said Esther Seitz, an attorney at Craven Law, which represents Illinois media.

and Heating Coloring Contest, 3N640 N 17th St., St. Charles, IL 60174. Winners will be announced Thursday.

Sugar Grove and Yorkville that there is still time this summer to be a “Foxy Reader.”

Hatcher recently launched a new season of her “Foxy Readers” Summer Reading Club for students who pledge to continue reading during their summer vacation. The club is open to all area first- through fifth-grade students.

Participants are encouraged to read at least eight books during their vacation, then list their books on the flier available from Hatcher and participating libraries and return it to her office by Friday.

Those who complete the reading will be recognized with certificates of achievement and invited to a certificate award ceremony and party in the fall.

For information, visit www. rephatche.org.

to P.O. Box 972, St. Charles, IL 60174 by July 10. Indicate the number of tickets being purchased. For information or to donate an auction item, call Karen Castillo at 773-517-4994.

Homes for Endangered and Lost Pets hosts event

Rover Rescue garage sale set for Friday, Saturday

GENEVA – Homes for Endangered and Lost Pets will host its annual Bark-B-Que from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Mill Creek Golf Club, 39W525 Herrington Drive, Geneva.

All proceeds benefit the stray and abandoned dogs and cats in H.E.L.P. foster care. Tickets are $45 in advance and $55 at the door. Reserve a table for 10 for $400. Visit www.helpinganimals.org to buy tickets or send a check made payable to H.E.L.P.

NORTH AURORA – The Great Annual Rover Rescue Garage Sale will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 326 Sharon Lane in North Aurora.

Held by Rover Rescue, a local nonprofit, all-volunteer group, this fundraiser helps provide medical care for homeless dogs and puppies rescued from highkill shelters. All of the merchandise is donated – and donations are being accepted now.

The group is looking for con-

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Obituaries also appear online at KCChronicle.com/ obits where you may sign the guestbook, send flowers or make a memorial donation.

LOCAL BRIEFS Dennis Anderson set to host town hall meeting ELBURN – Dennis Anderson, the Democratic challenger for the 14th Congressional District seat, will host a town hall meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today at the Town & Country Public Library, 320 E. North St., Elburn.

Anderson will take questions and listen to the concerns of the attendees at the event.

Ongoing topics at his town hall tour so far include minimum wage, jobs, priorities for Congress, the environment, infrastructure repair and campaign finance reform, according to a news release. Anderson is running against incumbent U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren, R-Winfield.

For more information, visit www.dennisanderson14.com.

Mendel Plumbing and Heating Inc. hold contest ST. CHARLES – Mendel Plumbing and Heating Inc. will have a coloring contest that will take place until noon Wednesday. For information, visit www.callmendel.com/coloring-contest.

Pictures will be judged on creativity. Participants should be 13 years old and younger, with competition in the following age groups – 6 and younger, 7 to 10 years old and 11 to 13 years old.

Finished pictures can be emailed to emilym@callmendel. com, uploaded to the website or mailed to Mendel Plumbing

Geneva Public Library board seeking applicants GENEVA – The Board of Trustees of Geneva Public Library District is seeking to fill a vacancy for a seat on the board. The appointment will be until the date of the next library election in April 2015.

Trustees must be U.S. citizens, library district residents and registered voters in the district.

Applications for the vacancy and information packets are available at the check out desk of the library at 127 James St., Geneva. Applications must be returned to the library by 5 p.m.

Thursday to be considered.

The board will interview applicants at a time to be determined in August. The vacancy occurred when trustee Steven Andersson resigned on June 26.

For information, call Christine Lazaris, library director, at 630232-0780, ext. 246.

Foxy Readers encourages youth to read in summer State Rep. Kay Hatcher, R-Yorkville, reminds elementary school students in Aurora, Batavia, Big Rock, Campton Hills, Elburn, Geneva, Lily Lake, Montgomery, North Aurora, Oswego, Plano, Prestbury, St. Charles,

Elgin, Larkin high schools to hold 50th reunion Elgin and Larkin high schools will have a 50th reunion for 1964 graduates on Saturday at Villa Olivia, 1401 W. Lake St., Bartlett.

The band The Meteors will play ’60s music and other choices. There also will be a room with no music, for those who would like a quieter setting.

Anyone can attend, and space is still available.

For information, call Luis Cabrara in Elgin at 847-695-4028 or Sandi Fisher Boelke in Geneva at 630-208-0490.

tributions of household goods, tools, sports equipment, kitchen utensils, glassware, toys, baby furniture, baskets, holiday decorations, small appliances and paperbacks, as well as clothing and other items. Because of space limitations, however, upholstered furniture or large appliances cannot be accepted.

For the donation drop-off location, contact Rover Rescue at 630-897-7454.

World of Faeries Festival set for Saturday, Sunday SOUTH ELGIN – One of the oldest fairy festivals in Illinois, “The World Of Faeries Festival,” will host its 10th annual festival “Celebration of the Dragon” Saturday and Sunday.

The festival will showcase local musicians, and fairy artisans will display their talents and skills in the vendor village.

Families are encouraged to dress in their most magical costumes.

The festival will be at Route 31, South Elgin, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Admission for adults costs $11, and seniors cost $8. Both children younger than 12 and parking are free.

Questions can be directed to David and Gloria Yaeger at dayglo@theworldoffaeries.com or 815-788-1630.

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yes, they should appoint me. I am somebody who always has the community’s interest at heart.”

Board president Esther Steel said the library board members would follow the same process they always do when filling a board vacancy.

Library board members said they would meet in closed session with applicants in August and ask each of them the same questions.

“I’m sure all the candidates feel exactly like Bob,” Steel wrote in a text. “Bob will be interviewed by the full board, like all the candidates. And the

Leona Claire Irma Nettland Olson: Lee’s memorial service will be at 10:30 a.m.

Friday, Aug. 8, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1145 N. Fifth Ave., St. Charles. Burial will be private.

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LOCAL BRIEFS Chamber, Young Professionals host event ST. CHARLES –The St. Charles Chamber of Commerce and the Young Professionals Council is inviting chamber members and guests to an outdoor networking event scheduled from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday under the small pavilion at Pottawatomie Park, at 8 North Ave., St. Charles.

Admission costs $10 for chamber members and $15 for nonmembers. Sylvan Learning Center and Water Street Studios will conduct fun children’s activities during the event, and there will be food and refreshments.

For information, email the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce by at marketing@stcharleschamber.com or call 630-584-8384.

Forest Preserve District looking for volunteers GENEVA – The Kane County Forest Preserve District is seeking volunteers.

Find out about the volunteer positions available and the requirements for each at an upcoming volunteer orientation meeting, which will be from 7 to 8 p.m. July 30, Sept. 18, and Nov. 12, at district headquarters at 1996 S. Kirk Road, suite 320,

Geneva.

RSVP by calling 630-208-8662, or emailing volunteer@kaneforest.com.

Volunteers are needed in the following areas – natural resources (including seed harvest volunteers, stewards, preserve monitors, adopt-a-trail participants, tree care volunteers, and horticulturist and garden volunteers); program and special events (including nature center hosts, nature program volunteers and special event volunteers); cultural preservation (including windmill docents and millers, Japanese garden volunteers, Fabyan Villa docents, Pioneer Sholes School volunteers, and Durant House Museum volunteers); and public safety (including campground hosts and mounted rangers).

Space available in Elburn Lions Club magazine ELBURN – The Elburn Lions Club has ad space available for its upcoming special edition magazine for its 85th anniversary celebration. The deadline is Aug. 8. For information, call Deb Cornell at 630-365-6315 or email her at debc615@sbcglobal.net.

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Children born between 9/2/2009 and 9/1/2010 are eligible to participate.

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LOCAL BRIEFS ELBURN – Vital Wellness Center will be hosting a free workshop on ADHD entitled “Focus!” at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday at the center, 108 Valley Drive, Elburn.

This workshop will delve into natural ways to help eliminate the symptoms of ADHD, as well as the truth behind ADHD medications. The workshop will be hosted by Dr. David Foss, who has been helping children with ADHD for more than 12 years.

The workshop can benefit both those who have ADHD, as well as those who are the parent of a child who does. For information about this free event and to register, visit www.VitalWellnessCenter.net.

‘Beauty and the Beast Jr.’ actors perform at Potbelly GENEVA – Actors from the upcoming Marquee Youth Stage performance of “Beauty and the Beast Jr.” will perform from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Potbelly Sandwich Shop, 1530 Commons Drive, Geneva, to promote the production. On that night, 25 percent of the sales will benefit the theater, according to a news release. Performances are set for Aug. 9, 10, 16 and 17 at the Batavia Fine Arts Centre, 1201 Main St., Batavia.

For information, visit www. marqueeyouth.org.

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them all to church over two weeks.”

Jacobsma said because the sale offers coffee pots and popcorn poppers, as well as dishes, cups and mugs, students going away to college might like to pick up some inexpensive items.

She said organizers hope to raise $15,000 to $16,000 to benefit local missions of the church, including helping the Northern Illinois Food Bank, Hesed House, Lazarus House, CASA Kane County, Fox Valley Hospice, Mutual

Ground, TriCity Family Services, the South Shore Drill Team, Salvation Army, Stephen Ministries, Third Friday Community Dinners and Living Waters.

Living Waters is the only non-local charity on the list.

Its mission is to bring water filtration systems to the poor people of Guatemala.

The rummage sale requires the help of about 100 church volunteers, she said.

More information is available by calling the church office at 630-232-7448.

Man sentenced to prison in drug trafficking case

By ASHLEY SLOBODA asloboda@shawmedia.com One of the five people charged in 2012 with trafficking nearly 600 pounds of marijuana from Arizona to Illinois has been sentenced to prison, according to Kane County court records.

Dean A. Dziuba, 57, of Darien, reportedly pleaded guilty Friday to possessing more than 5,000 grams of marijuana.

Kane County Judge Susan Clancy Boles accepted the plea.

Other charges against Dziuba – including trafficking marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to deliver – were dismissed as part of the plea agreement, records show.

He was sentenced to four years in the Department of Dean A. Dziuba Corrections with credit for 24 days of time served, according to records.

Additionally, records indicate Dziuba owes more than $20,000 in fines, costs and fees, including $8,730 for electronic monitoring, for which a $15 daily fee was charged. He completed 582 days of electronic monitoring as a condition of bond, records show.

Dziuba was part of a group that had been under police surveillance for several months before their arrest in November 2012.

Police reportedly seized 598 pounds of marijuana during the investigation,

which included simultaneous traffic stops on four vehicles in Sugar Grove and Aurora.

Police charged Dziuba after finding about 300 pounds of marijuana in his 2009 Lexus – a vehicle prosecutors said was purchased by a drug cartel in Dziuba’s name to use for marijuana runs.

Records show the cases remain pending for the others charged: Batavia residents Richard G. Ecklund and Mary L. Nunez and former Elburn residents Matthew A. and Crystal L. Westerlin.

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Now, the new space has wider aisles and more space for all of the rummage sale items, so the event space is set up like a department store and each area has coordinators who organize and display the items, Jacobsma said.

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GENEVA – Fox Valley Presbyterian Church, 227 East Side Drive, Geneva, will host one of the largest rummage sales in the region to benefit several local missions of the church, officials said.

The rummage sale will be at the church from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, with a half-price sale that day from 8 to 9:45 a.m. and a fill-the-

bag-for-$5 sale from 10 a.m. to noon.

A bake sale will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.

Items for sale will include furniture, housewares, sports equipment, clothing, toys, games, jewelry, antiques, collectibles, linens, books, office items, music and holiday supplies.

The church took a year off from its annual sale last year, because of construction to its education wing, said Kathy Jacobsma of Geneva, who is co-chairwoman of the

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TriCity Family Services announces board president KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com GENEVA – Jason Schneider of Naperville is the new president of the TriCity Family Services Board of Directors, officials announced.

Schneider, who was vice president, succeeds Jim Di Ciaula of St. Charles, who is retiring as board president, a position he served in Jason since 2011. Di Schneider Ciaula will remain on the board as vice president.

Schneider, a personal injury lawyer, grew up in Batavia and remains connected to the TriCity community, according to a news release from TriCity Family Services.

Schneider joined the board in 2012.

TriCity Family Services,

based in Geneva, serves the Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles communities to provide counseling and affordable mental health services.

Schneider served on the young professional’s board for Rainbows for All Children, a grief support organization for children who have suffered emotional trauma, and he has worked with Mutual Ground on its 5K run.

As board president, Schneider will continue to promote TriCity Family Services and advocate for mental health and counseling services in the community, officials said.

“Ensuring mental health treatment is available is vital to the well-being of our community,” Schneider said in a prepared statement. “We support the agency and work toward meeting our goal of making quality mental health services accessible to families and individuals at all income levels.”

LOCAL BRIEF Earth Circle Organics recalls Carob Powder Earth Circle Organics, of Grass Valley, California, has been notified by its supplier of a recall of Organic Carob Powder because of possible health risks related to salmonella contamination.

Products were sold to distributors and retail outlets in North America, but no other Earth Circle Organics products are affected by this recall, and no illnesses have been reported to date.

Salmonella is an organism that can cause serious and sometime fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems.

Healthy people infected with salmonella often experience

fever, diarrhea (which may be bloody), nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain.

In rare circumstances, infection with salmonella can result in the organism getting into the bloodstream and producing more severe illnesses, such as arterial infections (such as infected aneurysms), endocarditis and arthritis.

Earth Circle Organics has taken immediate action to recall Organic Carob Powder.

Consumers who have bought the products are asked not to consume the product and discard it or return the product to the original point of purchase.

Consumers with questions may contact Earth Circle Organics at 530-273-3663, ext.

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Man charged with battery at Corn Boil SUGAR GROVE – A 40-year-old man was arrested Friday night after an altercation during the Sugar Grove Corn Boil, Sugar Grove Police Chief Pat Rollins said.

George Kearns, of the 900 block of Oak Street in Sugar Grove, was charged with one count of battery, according to police. The incident occurred about 10:40 p.m. Friday in a grassy area about 500 feet southwest of a stage at the Corn Boil, Rollins said.

Kearns was involved in a dispute between family members and their significant others – words were exchanged, and a man later identified as Kearns picked up a collapsGeorge Kearns i b l e f o l d i n g chair that was in a carrying bag, Rollins said.

“He came up and struck the victim from behind from the side of his face to across the bridge of the nose,” Rollins said.

Two men refused treatment at the scene.

Rollins said the incident did not disrupt any of the stage entertainment, noting it was the first reported altercation at the Corn Boil since he became chief in early July 2013.

“This is still a family-friendly environment; it’s just unfortunate that there was a disturbance,” Rollins said.

Kearns was released on an I-Bond and is scheduled to appear in court Aug. 15, Rollins said.

Two women hurt in two-car crash in Sugar Grove

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on the front driver’s side,” he said.

The women were each transported to Presence Mercy Medical Center in Aurora, and the two vehicles were towed from the scene, Lopez said.

Lopez did not immediately know whether the the women were local residents. Further information on the incident was not immediately available Monday afternoon.

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SUGAR GROVE TOWNSHIP – Two women were transported for minor injuries Saturday after a two-car crash north of Sugar Grove village limits, said Josh Lopez, a Sugar Grove battalion fire chief.

The Sugar Grove Fire Department was dispatched at 5:54 p.m. Saturday for the

crash, which occurred at the intersection of Harter and Scott roads, Lopez said.

Fire crews found one women near the sport utility vehicle she was driving, and the other had to be lightly extricated from her four-door car. The woman driving the sport utility vehicle was able to leave the vehicle on her own, Lopez said.

“Both cars were damaged

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Ice cream-eating contest, diaper derby closes out Corn Boil

By ERIC SCHELKOPF eschelkopf@shawmedia.com SUGAR GROVE – Cate Wenig, 5, of Bartlett, felt a little full after gulping down almost 2½ cups of ice cream in a minute’s time during Sunday’s Colonial Cafe ice cream-eating contest at the Sugar Grove Corn Boil.

“I ate so much,” she said.

Her efforts earned Cate first place in her age group in the contest. She attributed her win to “taking big scoops.”

And while she might not want to look at ice cream again for a while, Cate’s win earned her a certificate for a Colonial Cafe Kitchen Sink sundae.

The ice cream-eating contest helped wrap up the threeday festival, which opened Friday with the presentation of the Sugar Grove Citizen of the Year award to Sugar Grove Assistant Fire Chief Wayne Parson.

Also on Sunday, babies got to put their crawling skills

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LEFT: Jacob Whittington, 6, of Sugar Grove calls for a new serving while competing in an ice-cream-eating contest Sunday at the Sugar Grove Corn Boil. RIGHT: Eleven-month-old Dane Hedrick of Oswego heads out ahead of the pack while competing in a diaper derby. to the test during the diaper derby classic, including 11-month-old Dane Hendrick of Oswego, who won in his heat.

“He loves to crawl,” said his mother, Chelsey.

She attributed his win to the “Cheerios prize at the end.”

Eleventh-month old Ezmia Llamas of Sugar Grove had her own strategy for winning her race.

“She took a power nap because she knew she was going to race,” said her mother, Crystal Kuntz.

Brianna and Steve Laub decided to enter their daughter, Cora Laub, who is almost

9 months old, in the diaper derby.

“She just started crawling last week,” Steve Laub said.

“It seemed like a lot of fun.

She loves being around other kids.”

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Kathy Gresey Editor

Al Lagattolla News Editor

Jay Schwab Sports Editor

ANOTHER VIEW

Death without dignity THE WASHINGTON POST The state of Arizona executed Joseph R. Wood III last week. For those Americans who consider the death penalty to be a dehumanizing punishment unworthy of our advanced society, that sentence should be enough to elicit profound moral discomfort. Then there was the way it happened: Executioners pumped Wood with a two-drug regimen meant to lull him toward death peacefully and quickly. Instead, he remained alive for nearly two hours, gasping and snorting, as his lawyer frantically appealed to a judge to call off the botched execution.

Wood’s was the third execution this year that did not go as planned. And it is not the most egregious example. That would be the April execution of Clayton Lockett by the state of Oklahoma in which prison officials improperly inserted an IV into the inmate’s arm. After the drugs failed and Lockett convulsed, clenched his teeth, attempted to speak and struggled with the gurney to which he was strapped, supervisors tried to call off the execution. Too late: Lockett finally perished after suffering a heart attack. Arizona’s two-drug procedure is different from Oklahoma’s three-drug regimen but similar to the drug combination Ohio used this year in another lengthy execution.

The death penalty in the United States is in crisis for many reasons. Most states now use injected drugs to kill death-row inmates, and those drugs are in short supply as European manufacturers attempt to distance themselves from U.S. executions. States have been left to concoct novel combinations of sedatives, anti-convulsants and anesthetics and administer them without the help of professionals, who object to state-sponsored life-taking.

Meanwhile, a major reason the country has moved away from antique-seeming execution methods – firing squads, hanging, the gas chamber and the electric chair – toward lethal injection is that intravenous poisoning is less unpleasant for the public.

We argue that the public’s increasing aversion should be based on concerns about issues deeper than just the method of killing inmates. There are a variety of practical objections: The death penalty is extremely expensive to administer, and racial disparities in death penalty sentencing and too-frequent death-row exonerations demonstrate that the criminal justice system has not applied the ultimate punishment fairly. Then there is the simple fact that this complex, costly and unattractive system is wholly unnecessary to punish even depraved criminals.

Since the late 1990s, the number of executions in the United States has dropped significantly, as has the proportion of Americans who approve of the punishment. We hope these are signs of the nation’s moral maturation. As abhorrent as spectacles like the execution of Wood are, they could at least serve the purpose of accelerating that process.

THE FIRST AMENDMENT

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WHY THE KANE COUNTY CLERK NEEDS TO RESIGN To the Editor: I recently requested that the Kane County clerk resign. This request was based on actions and decisions of the clerk, Jack Cunningham, documented in the Kane County Chronicle.

In my opinion, Jack Cunningham, by his own words, has violated Illinois State Election law, the Kane County Board Ethics Ordinance and his oath of office. Here are the details: Jack Cunningham and an assistant have admitted violating election law by using county resources to work on his campaign. The clerk is the elected county official responsible for running all elections within Kane County. If he doesn’t understand election law, who does? Every candidate for office should understand the basic rule that you can’t use county time or resources for your election or re-election. The assistant, Jeff Ward, is a local blogger who has written about another official doing exactly what he admitted doing.

In my opinion, this wasn’t a mistake; this was a clear and deliberate disregard for the law by two individuals who knew better.

The oath of office includes the phrase, “I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of Kane County Clerk to the best of my ability.” The clerk has the fiduciary responsibility to residents

to spend tax dollars wisely. Jack Cunningham has failed to manage the office properly.

In my opinion, Jack Cunningham violated several of the nine points in Section 2 of the Kane County Board of Ethics ordinance. The ordinance is posted on the Kane County website.

The biggest abuse came after Jeff Ward served a five-day suspension. He ultimately left the position as deputy clerk. Some time later, the story seemed to change to his position was eliminated due to an office reorganization. And the Chronicle reported that Ward was scheduled to be promoted and business cards were printed. How does one go from getting promoted to having your position eliminated? With a resignation, one might not qualify for severance or unemployment. In the world of politics, strange things happen when you become a political liability. Ward received 12 weeks of severance (about $11,300) and the ability to collect unemployment. Ward was a full-time employee for only about nine months.

Jack Cunningham and Jeff Ward have thumbed their noses at county residents. Cunningham needs to resign, and Ward needs to reimburse the county $11,300. The Kane County state’s attorney, Joe McMahon, needs to recuse himself and appoint a special prosecutor.

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PART OF THE PLAN? Cubs chairman Ricketts defers discussion of extending Cougars’ contract, KC owner Froehlich still confident / 18

Kane County Cougars majority owner Bob Froehlich discusses the role of minor league baseball Monday at the Fifth Third Bank Ballpark in Geneva. The event was hosted by the Executuves’ Club of Chicago and also featured Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts.

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EARLY SURGE HELPS CHAPPELL WIN TITLE Dave Chappell jumps out to a five-hole lead, but had to hold off a Rich Balla rally in the second half of the St. Charles Men’s Golf Tournament to claim a 3 & 2 championship victory at Pottawatomie Golf Course. PAGE 27

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Ricketts points to plan during Cougars visit

By KEVIN DRULEY kdruley@shawmedia.com

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ENEVA – Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts loosened his collar and tie and watched most of Monday’s Cougars matinee after a morning speaking engagement at Fifth Third Bank Ballpark.

Will he be in position for a repeat when West Michigan makes its next visit to Geneva in 2016?

Although he can’t be certain, Cougars owner Bob Froehlich would like to think so.

With Ricketts deferring discussion of the extension of the Cubs’ soon-to-expire twoyear player development contract with the Cougars to the club’s baseball executives, Froehlich offered optimism about a deal as someone more familiar with negotiations.

“It’s one of those things where we’re pretty confident it’s going to happen, and they sound like it’s going to happen,” Froehlich said. “But I’m one of those old-school guys.

Until I have that contract in my hand, I’m not quite as confident. It would have been nice if he had announced it here today. That would have made my day for that.”

Ricketts traveled to Fifth Third Bank Ballpark for the first time armed with no such good news. However, he lauded his surroundings after addressing The Executives Club of Chicago for nearly 45 minutes as part of the organization’s luncheon speakers series, calling the Cougars’ home “a top-notch facility, particularly for [Class-A] ball.”

Froehlich serves on The Executive Club’s board of directors and introduced Ricketts as “my good friend and boss” during the program in the Cougars’ super suite.

That aside, any announcement of their working relationship continuing beyond

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Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts listens as Kane County Cougars majority owner Bob Froehlich discusses the role of minor league baseball Monday at the Fifth Third Bank Ballpark in Geneva. The event was hosted by the Executives’ Club of Chicago.

On the web Log on to KCChronicle.com/ video for video of Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts’ visit Monday to Fifth Third Bank Ballpark in Geneva. the 2014 season will have to wait. Ricketts called that the domain of Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein, president of scouting and player development Jason McLeod and general manager Jed Hoyer.

“We’ve had a great experience with Kane County. I like Dr. Bob a lot. We like the facilities, we like the organization,” Ricketts said. “It’s really not my decision. I’ll leave that up to Theo and Jason and Jed, what they want to do, but it’s been a good relationship.”

Ricketts addressed the

Cubs’ organizational plan in greater depth during his talk, which included a slideshow that began with this up-front headline: “Cubs Have Historically Underperformed.”

Addressing a group with varying degrees of baseball savvy, he explained the organization’s approach to player development, free agency and a handful of other strategies bent on delivering the Cubs their first World Series title since 1908.

Per one slide, the Cubs had baseball’s 23rd-best farm system in 2011 – the final season before Epstein took over – and zero consensus Top 50 prospects.

These days, the organization rates through the roof. In its recent midseason updates, Baseball America and Baseball Prospectus both listed three Cubs prospects among their top 15, a distinction

shared by no other organization.

Although those plaudits offer promise and excite the fans Ricketts meets on the concourses of Wrigley Field and Fifth Third Bank Ballpark – where he walked for parts of the game Monday – they also come with a caveat.

“What does it mean to have the best farm system in baseball? The answer is absolutely nothing until you win at the major league level,” Ricketts told the luncheon crowd. “So we don’t look at this as some kind of accomplishment that we think that there’s anything to be related.

This is not done. This is just showing that what we’re doing is building toward having a capability of having sustained success at the major league level.”

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Today at Wisconsin, 7:05 p.m.

Wednesday at Wisconsin, 7:05 p.m.

Thursday at Wisconsin, 7:05 p.m.

Friday vs. Quad Cities, 6:30 p.m.

Saturday vs. Quad Cities, 6:30 p.m.

Sunday vs. Quad Cities, 1 p.m.

Monday at Peoria, 7 p.m.

Aug. 5 at Peoria, 7 p.m.

Aug. 6 at Peoria, 7 p.m.

Aug. 7 at Cedar Rapids, 6:35 p.m.

Aug. 8 at Cedar Rapids, 6:35 p.m.

Aug. 9 at Cedar Rapids, 5:05 p.m.

Aug. 10 at Cedar Rapids, 2:05 p.m.

Aug. 11 Off day Aug. 12 vs. Quad Cities, 6:30 p.m.

Aug. 13 vs. Quad Cities, 6:30 p.m.

Aug. 14 vs. Quad Cities, 6:30 p.m.

Aug. 15 at Wisconsin, 7:05 p.m.

Aug. 16 at Wisconsin, 6:35 p.m.

Aug. 17 at Wisconsin, 1:05 p.m.

WEST MICHIGAN 2, COUGARS 1

By KEVIN DRULEY kdruley@shawmedia.com

At long last, second baseman Giuseppe Papaccio heard Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” as his Up next walk-up music Monday.

The 1970s hit that begins with Cougars (RHP Duane Unthe words “Very superstitious” derwood, 5-2, 2.44 ERA) at captures Papaccio indeed.

Wisconsin (RHP Victor Diaz, “Yeah,” he grinned. “A little 3-4, 4.14 ERA), 7:05 p.m. today, bit.”

AM-1280 In his first home at-bats since joining the Rotation shuffle Cougars from Short-A Boise With right-handers Paul Blackduring last burn, Tyler Skulina and Daury week’s road Torrez each facing extended trip, Papaccio rest as they flirt with their heard an unseGiuseppe 2014 innings limits, Cougars lected Latino manager Mark Johnson said the Papaccio instrumental starting rotation was “going when he came to the plate. to completely change” for an Apparently, the song still was upcoming stretch. assigned to the sound system After Monday’s game, the button for the Cougar with jerparent Cubs sent righties David sey No. 2, which was outfielder Garner and Jasvir Rakkar from Albert Almora for much of 2013.

Short-A Boise to Kane County.

An 18th round selection of the Johnson said he was unsure parent Cubs last season, Paof the corresponding roster paccio batted .279 in 37 games moves, but one could involve with the Cougars in 2013. He putting reliever Corbin Hoffner initially took jersey No. 1 when on the disabled list. he came to the club last week, The Cubs selected Garner but since has switched to No. 2, in the seventh round in 2013. a longtime favorite.

Rakkar, of Indian descent, was – Kevin Druley, kdruley@shawmedia.com a 26th-round pick in 2012.

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MIDWEST LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION x-West Michigan (Tigers) South Bend (D-backs) Lansing (Blue Jays) Lake County (Indians) Great Lakes (Dodgers) Dayton (Reds) Fort Wayne (Padres) Bowling Green (Rays)

W 24 22 18 17 17 16 15 14

L 12 14 18 18 19 20 21 22

Pct .667 .611 .500 .486 .472 .444 .417 .389

GB — 2 6 6½ 7 8 9 10

Pct .611 .556 .556 .556 .528 .528 .361 .314

GB — 2 2 2 3 3 9 10½

WESTERN DIVISION x-Cougars (Cubs) Cedar Rapids (Twins) Peoria (Cardinals) Quad Cities (Astros) Burlington (Angels) Wisconsin (Brewers) Clinton (Mariners) Beloit (Athletics) x-clinched first half

W 22 20 20 20 19 19 13 11

L 14 16 16 16 17 17 23 24

Monday’s Results West Michigan 2, Cougars 1 South Bend 9, Clinton 0 Great Lakes 4, Peoria 0 Quad Cities 4, Bowling Green 3 Lake County 9, Beloit 8, 1st game Beloit 6, Lake County 3, 2nd game Dayton 3, Cedar Rapids 2 Fort Wayne 6, Wisconsin 4 Lansing 9, Burlington 2 Today’s Games Cougars at Wisconsin, 7:05 p.m.

Lake County at West Michigan, 6 p.m.

Dayton at Lansing, 6:05 p.m.

Fort Wayne at Great Lakes, 6:05 p.m.

Bowling Green at South Bend, 6:05 p.m.

Burlington at Cedar Rapids, 6:35 p.m.

Peoria at Beloit, 7 p.m.

Clinton at Quad Cities, 7 p.m.

Wednesday’s Games Cougars at Wisconsin, 7:05 p.m.

Dayton at Lansing, 11:05 a.m.

Lake County at West Michigan, 6 p.m.

Bowling Green at South Bend, 6:05 p.m.

Fort Wayne at Great Lakes, 6:05 p.m.

Burlington at Cedar Rapids, 6:35 p.m.

Peoria at Beloit, 7 p.m.

Clinton at Quad Cities, 7 p.m.

Sunday’s Results West Michigan 2, Cougars 1 Wisconsin 5, Fort Wayne 2 Cedar Rapids 4, Dayton 1 Lansing 3, Burlington 2, 15 innings South Bend 4, Clinton 1 Quad Cities 9, Bowling Green 2 Peoria 4, Great Lakes 0 Beloit at Lake County, 1st game, ccd., rain Beloit at Lake County, 2nd game, ppd., rain

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GENEVA – West Michigan first baseman Dominic Ficociello channeled one of the giants of history after he and the Whitecaps disrupted the 2014 Cougars’ own narrative Monday afternoon.

“Veni, vidi, vici,” Ficociello said as his teammates vacated the visiting clubhouse at Fifth Third Bank Ballpark.

Apparently, Julius Caesar’s famed declaration – translated as “I came, I saw, I conquered” – applied as West Michigan became the first road club to sweep the Cougars since July 2013. Quite the subtext for a 2-1 victory on Day Camp Day. “I’ve always liked that saying. I guess it could kind of be our motto for the trip,” Ficociello said. “It was nice. It was a good trip for us.”

The Midwest League’s firsthalf Eastern Division champions, West Michigan won five of six against Clinton and Kane County over the past week. Winners of the first-half Western Division title, the Cougars (22-14 second half, 6739 overall) still lead the Whitecaps (24-12, 65-41) in the race for the league’s best record.

Dressing in a rarely silent clubhouse – there were no beats by Dr. Dre or any other artist coming from the radio – the Cougars turned their attention toward recovering during a three-game trip to Wisconsin that begins today.

“We were there, and every game was close,” Cougars first baseman Ben Carhart said.

“We still feel good about what we’re doing.”

West Michigan took Saturday’s series opener, 7-5, before a 2-1 victory Sunday. Its pitching stood up again Monday, with left-hander Kevin Ziomek, a second-round pick of the parent Detroit Tigers in 2013, striking out a career-high 13 in six innings.

A Vanderbilt product, Ziomek lowered his MWL-best ERA to 2.17 while remaining second behind teammate Buck Farmer for the league lead in strikeouts.

“He was sneaky, sneaky fast and just hard to pick up just because he got on you fast,” Cougars second baseman Giuseppe Papaccio said.

“His fastball was pretty good.

Just a tough game for all of us.”

Ziomek, who boasts 24 strikeouts in his past 13 innings, fanned every Cougar at least once.

“He’s an advanced pitcher, probably the best guy we’ve faced all year, especially from the [Eastern Division],” left fielder Shawon Dunston Jr. said. “We knew somewhat of him coming into the game.

He had success in college. We knew he would be a tough guy to face.”

Dunston had two of the Cougars’ seven hits, doubling against Ziomek to lead off the game before adding a run-scoring double against reliever Montreal Robertson in the seventh. Dunston batted .522 (12 for 23) in the six-game homestand with five multi-hit games.

His transfer to the leadoff role since the parent Cubs promoted Jake Hannemann to Advanced-A Daytona last week has been seamless. Manager Mark Johnson hopes Dunston can keep up the consistency, mirroring right-hander Daury Torrez, who remained stuck on nine victories despite spacing one run, five hits, four strikeouts and a walk in six innings.

Fellow righty Paul Blackburn has eight wins.

“It’s tough to win 10 games in the minor leagues,” Johnson said, “especially with regulations and things like pitch counts.”

West Michigan scored the winning run against lefty Michael Heesch with consecutive two-out, ninth-inning doubles from Austin Schotts and Wynton Bernard.

While not as concise as Caesar, Ficociello nonetheless offered a summation of the war, er, series.

“We made fewer mistakes and took advantage of their few mistakes,” he said. “And that just turned around and ended up being wins for us.”

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By JARED BIRCHFIELD editorial@kcchronicle.com ST. CHARLES – Dave Chappell’s lead in the championship match of the St. Charles Men’s Golf Tournament over Rich Balla did not look as comfortable as the two golfers approached the seventh green for the second time Sunday as it did when the pair started their second loop on the nine-hole Pottawatomie Golf Course.

Chappell was five holes up in the championship flight final when he and Balla completed their first circuit of the course. In match play, scoring is based on how many holes the golfer wins and not total strokes.

Momentum swung over to Balla in the second half as he narrowed the lead. The sixtime tournament champion still needed to take the last three holes to force a playoff.

Chappell hit the seventh green on his tee shot, then two-putted to win the hole and the tournament, 3 & 2.

“It was a weird match because I was playing really well on the front side and I made the turn at 5 up,” Chappell said. “We flipped roles and I started to struggle a little bit, so fortunately I built up a nice lead and was able to hang on.” “[Chappell] played real steady on the front nine and

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Dave Chappell hits a shot from the second fairway Sunday during the final round of the St. Charles Men’s Golf Tournament at Pottawatomie Golf Course in St. Charles. … I couldn’t get off the bogey train,” Balla said. “I was 5 down at the turn and I just had to battle back from there. I got it to three. I couldn’t make a putt on 5 that would have gotten it to 2. I won [No. 6]. It was there, but I didn’t get it soon enough.”

Chappell was pleased with

the way he closed out the match.

“I hit a 7-iron because I was pretty amped up and so wanted to center the green,” Chappell said about his tee shot on the seventh. “I was happy to find that green and two putt it for the win.”

Balla’s first stroke on the

seventh landed in a sand bunker. He was able to chip the ball from the bunker to the green but needed two putts to sink the ball.

“I hit a good (tee) shot. I just hit about four or five yards right and it plugged in the bunker and I had no chance,” Balla said. “I just had to try

and get it on the green and make a putt. It was almost impossible. I did well to get it on the green.”

Pottawatomie pro Ron Skubisz attributed the return of Balla, who last won in 2001, and several other golfers to a format change – reducing the tournament from three weekends to two.

“He would not have normally played in the event,” Skubisz said. “We moved the tournament from three weeks to two and that allowed the opening up of his schedule to play. We actually had three champions that were able to play that normally would not have played.”

Championship rounds also were played for four other flight levels, which are based on the golfers’ handicaps.

Mike Apple won the A Flight and needed to play all 18 holes to edge Chris Jones, 1-up. Apple also won his semifinal round Saturday 1-up and needed 19 holes to secure the win.

“Today it was patience, a couple of key putts and couple of good up and downs,” Apple said of his latest narrow victory. “I also hit the ball pretty solid today.”

Gus Eash (B Flight), Tom McCulloch (C Flight) and Kevin Gaffney (D Flight) also prevailed in the championship round.

Ricketts family took over ownership of Cubs in 2009 • RICKETS Continued from page 18 Cougars manager Mark Johnson, who met with Ricketts before the game, didn’t need to eat a burger or slurp Diet Pepsi with him in the super suite to feel strongly about the way the organization is moving.

“He’s wonderful. Couldn’t ask for a better owner or boss to work for,” Johnson said.

“He gives us all the means necessary, and he wants to do Sandy Bressner – sbressner@shawmedia.com the right things. It’s just been a Kane County Cougars majority owner Bob Froehlich greets guests pleasure since he’s been here.”

Monday at the Fifth Third Bank Ballpark in Geneva. The event was hostThe Ricketts family took ed by the Executives’ Club of Chicago and also featured Cubs Chairman ownership of the Cubs in 2009, and questions about ending Tom Ricketts.

the club’s famed world championship drought immediately followed each member.

Tom Ricketts said his is the rare occupation in which strangers tell him their age before their name, often conveying their decades of loyalty to the team.

A question-and-answer session at the end of his remarks invited more of the same from attendees and Cougars season ticket holders. When asked whether he might venture out on a limb and hazard a prediction of when the Cubs might finally end their championship futility, Ricketts quipped: “I don’t go out on limbs anymore.

I mean, this whole thing is one giant limb.”

Ricketts said 19 out of every 20 Cubs fans he meets at Wrigley offers support for the club’s approach of building through the minors while absorbing lumps at the big league level.

The Cougars hope he’ll have the chance to address that hopeful progression in Geneva in years to come.

“Here’s how I would frame it: I think we know what we bring to the table for the Cubs.

I think they know they’re one of the most iconic brands in sports, so they know what they bring to the table,” Froehlich said. “So when both parties know what they bring to the table and feel they have a winning hand, sometimes it just plays out on its own.”

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By JAY SCHWAB jschwab@shawmedia.com The St. Charles East football team set off for Macomb last week intending to return better for the experience on and off the field.

East’s on-field progression might be better measured next month when the Saints open their season, but new coach Bryce Farquhar is already convinced the bonding component of the trip to Western Illinois University’s team camp took hold.

“I think when we left [Macomb], we’re a lot closer group than before we left,” Farquhar

said.

East football traveled to Western Illinois – Farquhar’s alma mater – for a three-day camp that concluded Saturday.

While there Bryce Farquhar were competitions against some of the other 11 teams at the camp, Farquhar said the intensive time for instruction and heart-tohearts among the 50 players who made the trip was most worthwhile.

“For us, it was the opportunity to go out and work with

the kids three straight days on football and kind of focus them in on the upcoming season and just really get in the mindset on that football season coming up,” Farquhar said.

Members of the Western Illinois coaching staff were available to give input to coaches and players, and Farquhar said having college coaches able to watch some of the Saints’ top players could also be beneficial from a recruiting standpoint.

Farquhar said the dormitory where East bunked was at the opposite end of campus from where he lived when he attended WIU, but Farquhar

is more interested in making new memories this fall than reliving old ones.

The late stages of summer have been bustling for the new coach and his team. Farquhar’s full coaching staff is finally in place, team captains will be named later this week and East is gearing up for its final 7-on-7 of the summer today against West Chicago.

West Chicago also is under the leadership of a first-year coach, former St. Charles East coach Ted Monken, whose tenure at East briefly overlapped with Farquhar’s early days as an East assistant.

The Saints and Wildcats are

scheduled to close the regular season against one another but Farquhar said that is barely on his radar for today’s competition.

“You make so many adjustments from Week 1 to Week 9, we’re not worried about taking notes for Week 9 when we go there,” Farquhar said.

“We’re going to get better and really worry about what we need to do to get better before we worry about scouting other people.”

Official preseason practice begins Aug. 11. Farquhar’s first game as the Saints coach is scheduled for Aug. 29 against visiting South Elgin.

Backup quarterback situation still worrisome VIEWS Hub Arkush Palmer is every bit as gifted physically as Josh McCown and that he would be as good or possibly even better if Cutler goes down.

But Palmer has struggled in minicamp and the first four days here in Bourbonnais and I’m beginning to think I was wrong.

Fortunately for Bears fans, quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh disagrees.

“He knows the system very well,” Cavanaugh said Monday morning. “He’s a tall, strongarmed guy who’s smart and he makes good decisions, so what else do you need in a quarterback other than experience?”

Some have wondered if the Bears are so enamored of Palmer, why is Jimmy Clausen here?

General manager Phil Emery told us on the first day of training camp it’s because when they brought in Clausen for a look, he had “The best workout we’ve seen from a quarterback since I got here.”

Then there’s this year’s first of two Bears draft picks in the sixth round, David Fales.

“What I like about David is,

More online Follow us as we follow the NFL draft all weekend long at ChicagoFootball.com. for a rookie who really got exposed to our offense in a pretty quick minicamp, he’s learned the verbiage really well,” Cavanaugh said. “He can hear it, he can get a visual of it and he can call it in the huddle and not miss a beat just like the other guys. He’s an accurate passer.

If you’re a good decision-maker and you’re accurate and you’re smart, then you’ve got a chance to play and we’re excited about him.”

For his part, Clausen knows he’s in a dogfight for the backup quarterback spot.

“I feel good each and every day just coming out and doing my best just to compete and work as hard as I can,” Clausen said. “I’m still getting a grasp of the offense, but I’m still a long ways away.”

It looks to me and a number of other veteran observers like, if the season started tomorrow, Clausen is the second-best QB in camp. Cavanaugh is just glad coach Marc Trestman doesn’t

have to make that call yet.

“It’s very early, I’m just trying to rotate [Palmer, Clausen and Fales] through,” Cavanaugh said. “They’re great about it, too. They work well together, they like each other, they’re encouraging to each other, they know there’s competition and there’s no such thing as a depth chart right now other than Jay Cutler is the starter.”

The question the Bears must answer in the next five weeks is, should Cutler need relief at some point this season, are any

of the other QBs in camp up to the task?

I have my doubts. But, it is worth noting that coming out of camp last year many knowledgeable insiders were questioning what McCown had done to secure the backup spot, too.

• Hub Arkush is the editor of Chicago Football magazine and ChicagoFootball.com. He can be reached at harkush@ chicagofootball.com or on Twitter @Hub_Arkush.

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BOURBONNAIS – Barring serious injury issues, the Bears’ 2014 offense is going to be very good, and quarterback Jay Cutler appears poised for his biggest year yet.

Some believe there is reason to fear Cutler missing appreciable time, even if that conclusion is not supported by the facts.

After taking over as the starting quarterback in Denver as a rookie, Cutler started 37 straight games before being traded to the Bears. He then made 41 of a possible 42 starts in his first three years as a Bear before breaking his thumb and missing the final six games of 2011.

Cutler returned to start 15 of 16 games in 2012 and then missed five games last year because of another fluke injury, one most of us never had even heard of until he suffered it.

Then he tried to return to action too soon.

In spite of questions about his durability and toughness when he missed the second half of the 2010 NFC title game with a knee injury, if anything, Cutler has proved himself to be tough and durable over his eight seasons in the league.

But if he does get dinged this year, the Bears might have a real problem.

A couple of months ago, I wrote that Jordan

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The first clock in each row shows the time the kids starting playing Baggyball. Each game lasted 30 minutes. Circle the clock in each row that shows the time each game ended.

All you need is an old (already read) newspaper and a friend or two … or twenty!

Games aren’t just about playing organized sports. They’re about making up your own.

Bernie DeKoven, author of Junkyard Sports, shows us how we can make up whole new sports with an old newspaper, a little imagination and a few good friends.

Plastic vitamin jars Two plastic lids that come on almost everything in the grocery store these days can be glued together, with your choice of filler inside.

At least 2 (for two teams) Gyms, hallways or anywhere flat, smooth and a little slippery

Standards Link: Measurement: Tell time to the half hour.

To make a polo mallet, roll several sheets of newspaper diagonally into a tube. Make the mallet head by either bending, or tearing and creasing one end. Roll a sheet of newspaper into a ball. For goals, make two giant paper cones, each from one whole piece of newspaper, and place them mouth-down.

Smaller sized coffee cans with a plastic lid

Find the words in the puzzle. Then look for each word in this week’s Kid Scoop stories and activities.

Knock over the other team’s paper cone, using only paper mallets to move the ball, while standing on two sheets of newspaper.

Divide into two teams, and give each player a paper polo mallet. Set the big paper cones at either end of the playing area, with their points standing up. Players whack the paper ball with their mallets, trying to get the ball to hit the opponents’ cone. All the while, each player stands on two pieces of newspaper, one for each foot. Players must shuffle around, keeping their feet on Newspaper their newspapers for the whole game.

Twister Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow multiple-step Place a sheet of written directions. newspaper on the floor and stand next to it. Have a friend give you the following directions: Two teams of 3 to 11 players.

1. Place your right hand on a headline.

Two plastic shopping bags and one Bubbleball (a plastic grocery bag wrapped around a chunk of bubble wrap).

2. Place your left foot on a photograph.

Anywhere – on sand, grass, even a basketball court.

3. Place your right knee on a noun.

Standing at opposite ends of the playing area, one player from each team becomes his team’s “basket” by holding a shopping bag open; he can move the bag around to thwart the other team, but must keep the bag open and have one foot in place at all times. The object is to get the Bubbleball into the opposing team’s basket.

Keep coming up with silly directions until you start laughing so hard that you can’t play anymore!

Standards Link: Physical Education: Students know there are opportunities for physical activity outside of school.

The activities on today’s Kid Scoop are adapted from the book Junkyard Sports by Bernie DeKoven. For more ideas, visit www.junkyardsports.com

Many energy drinks come in aluminum bottles, and these are great for shakers.

You can use dried beans, seeds, pebbles, sand, beads, bottle caps and even twigs. Notice the different sounds made by the different materials, and how the size of each also affects the sound.

Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognized identical words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.

Tip: Experiment by putting different types of items inside similar containers. Then compare the shakers, noticing differences in sound and feel.

Junkyard Sports News Read an article in today’s sports section of the newspaper. Identify the who, what, when, where and why of the article. Now replace each of these with information about a game of Baggyball or Newspaper Polo.

… giggling for no reason.

Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Understand the who, what, where, when and why of newspaper format.

Complete the grid by using all the letters in the word JUNK in each vertical and horizontal row. Each letter should only be used once in each row.

Some spaces have been filled in for you.

4. Place your right foot on a number.

The game is played like basketball, except that players dribble by repeatedly hitting the ball in the air, palm up. Players can either shoot or dunk the ball into the basket. The team with the most baskets in 30 minutes of play wins.

Make a “shaker” out of some clean junk and shake, shake, shake and dance, dance, dance!

Junkyard Sports Invent a game using something you would normally throw away. Turn trash into fun!

Standards Link: Physical Education: Understand that many activities can be modified to be more health-enhancing.

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marked pieces with marks that can be dated. The most famous is the RP mark with flames. After 1900, Roman numerals were added that give the year of manufacture.

One unusual Rookwood piece that collectors like is the advertising tile made in 1915. It was given to stores that had Rookwood pottery in the giftware section. Today the 4-inch-by-8-inch tile picturing a bird called a Rook sells for more than $5,000. ** * Q: I have a solid oak glider rocking chair that belonged to my grandparents, who were married in 1894.

The label on the underside of the seat reads “Wisconsin Chair Co.” Can you tell me something about this company and if the rocker has any value as a collectible?

A: The Wisconsin Chair Co. was in business in Port Washington, Wisconsin, from 1888 to 1954. The company began making McLean Patent Swing Rockers in 1891. By the next year the Wisconsin Chair Co. was making a line of “fancy floor rockers and platform spring rockers,” declaring that “all of our designs for 1892 are new and tasty.” The company was the larg-

*** Q: I have an oak spool cabinet with nine drawers. It reads “Willimantic Co.” on the top drawer. There is a picture of an owl with a spool of thread around its neck. It is sitting on a branch with the moon behind it. It has the original hardware and lettering on six of the drawers. Can you tell me its age and value?

A: Austin Dunham and Lawson Ives bought a cotton mill in Willimantic, Conn., in 1854 and founded the Willimantic Linen Co. The company began making thread for sewing machines soon after.

Before the 1850s, colored thread came in skeins, and black and white thread came on spools. Willimantic was one of the first to make colored thread on spools. The owl was a logo used by the company. The company opened a factory to make wooden spools in Howard, Maine, in 1879. The name of the town was

This Rookwood tile featuring a dark blue rook on a branch was used for advertising by the famous Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati about 1915. One sold in 2012 at a Humler and Nolan auction in Cincinnati for $5,250.

changed to Willimantic in 1881. Willimantic Linen Co. became part of the American Thread Co. in 1898.

Your spool cabinet was probably made in the late 1800s. Its value is more than $1,000. *** Q: I have a Beatles metal lunch box made by Aladdin Industries. It’s light blue with the faces of the four Beatles and facsimiles of their autographs on the front and a picture of the band playing their instruments on the back. It has a small amount of rust and the original thermos is missing. The inside has a poem about safety rules from the National Safety Council. I’ve seen these sell for upward of $1,000 on the Internet and I’m wondering what this is worth.

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It’s marked “Flambro, made in Taiwan, Republic of China.” Is it worth anything?

A: “The Teacher” is one of several figurines made of Weary Willie, a clown dressed as a hobo. The character was created in 1933, during the height of the Depression, by Emmett Kelly Jr.’s father, who also was a circus performer. Emmett Kelly Jr. (1923-2006) performed as “Weary Willie” from 1960 until 2006. Flambro Imports was in business in Atlanta, Ga., from 1965 to 2006. The company imported figurines, giftware and other items.

Flambro sold more than one line of Emmett Kelly Jr. figurines, and prices vary. Your figurine was made between 1987 and 2002 and sells for about $50 today.

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Rookwood pottery probably is the most famous of the art potteries made in the United States in the late 19th and 20th centuries. It was started by Maria Longworth Nichols of Cincinnati in 1880, the first of many art potteries founded by women. She saw some French Haviland pottery at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition, and after experimenting she was able to make pottery with similar decorations. In 1880, she started the Rookwood pottery where they made white graniteware and yellow clay pieces. By the next year they were making vases with underglaze blue or brown prints, some with Japanese inspired designs. A few years later the main product had “standard glaze,” a more evenshaded glaze. Rookwood used many glazes, decorating techniques and designs before it went bankrupt in 1941, and it has been bought and sold several times since then. The company now makes new items, architectural tiles and art pottery.

The best of Rookwood sells for high prices, modern pieces for very little.

But the company has always

est employer in Port Washington.

The factory was destroyed by a fire in 1899 but was rebuilt and the company continued to make chairs until it closed in 1954. Montgomery Ward sold several styles of McLean Patent Swing Rockers in its 1895 catalog for about $3 or $4. Platform rockers don’t sell well today. Your rocker might be worth $100-$200.

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DAILY DISH HOROSCOPE

By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Newspaper Enterprise Association TODAY – Spice up your life by making personal or domestic changes. Your living arrangements should make you feel upbeat and energetic, not depressed.

Assert yourself in partnership situations, and look for ways to share your interests and concerns with the ones you love. Do your best to make a difference.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) – Favorable financial deals are imminent. Your talents are in demand, and you will make some positive connections that will lead to new ideas, opportunities and a brighter future.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) – Stop spinning your wheels and make a move. Take stock of your current position, and consider where you want to be. You need a change, but only you can make that happen. Take action.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) – Your rivals may want to adopt your ideas as their own. Be secretive about your projects. The less they know about your plans, the greater your advantage.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) – Love is in the air. If you are in a committed relationship, find a way to show how much you care. If you are single, this is a great day to meet someone new.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) – A workplace situation will be unnerving.

Keep your emotions under control, and be professional and more accepting of those around you. In the end, the changes made will benefit you.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) – No one expects you to know everything. Reach out to people with more experience in areas that interest you. The more you learn, the more perceptive you will become.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) – Invest in your talents. Financial rewards are one thing, but you must be able to make money without selling your soul. Your knack for spotting trends is likely to improve your cash flow.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) – Don’t let people walk all over you. If you are not feeling fulfilled in your current situation, consider moving on. Constant frustration and anxiety are not healthy.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) – You will meet a potential business partner today. The time is right to look into a new field or position. Check out local job websites for inspiration.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) – Time spent with your family will increase substantially if you are able to turn a hobby into a lucrative business. Consider which market will best highlight your skills.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) – Someone around you is likely to be argumentative.

Stay out of the line of fire. Do some gardening or another outdoor activity until the situation calms down.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) – By attending a career workshop or seminar, you are likely to meet up with someone who will help you develop your ideas. This will prove to be a valuable tool for improving your job prospects.

TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Benito Mussolini (1883-1945), Italian dictator; Ken Burns (1953), documentary filmmaker; Tim Gunn (1953), TV personality; Martina McBride (1966), singer-songwriter; Ryan Braun (1980), baseball player.

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Beatlemaniacs, Directioners, Beliebers – why do they scream?

By CHRIS RICHARDS The Washington Post When One Direction performs on the North American leg of their “Where We Are” tour starting in August, you’ll have to squint your ears to hear the boy bands’ hits amid a more ancient and fascinating sound: the emptying of adolescent lungs.

Obviously, there will be screaming – high-decibel, high-pitch swells that push hard on the eardrums and then harder, toward the surreal. It’s an abstract sound that JC Chasez has had years to ponder as a member of the multi-platinum juggernaut ‘N Sync. But putting the power of that communal wail into words still isn’t easy.

“Sound is energy,” Chasez says. “And the entire room is producing sound, not just the people onstage, so when the entire room is resonating with every human being producing, it’s a very exciting feeling.”

Surely. But what’s behind that feeling?

Why do young women assembled at pop concerts express their collective ecstasy with the most alarming sound available to their bodies? Why do they scream?

In some ways, today’s young fans are simply imitating the ritualized shrieks of the generations that preceded them, from the Beatlemaniacs to the Beliebers.

And while today’s tween screams aren’t reserved exclusively for young male heartthrobs, concerts by Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift don’t seem to generate quite the same sonic fervor as a performance from One Direction or Ed Sheeran.

Since the splashdown of Elvis Presley in 1956, the American media has often characterized the din of young female fans gathered in the presence of a pop idol as “hysteria” – “a description that denigrates their musical engagement,” according to a 2003 article written by Australian researcher Sarah Baker.

“Not only do these screaming, crushing bodies animate these [performance] spaces,” Baker writes, “but they also make the pop experience feel intensely real for both the girls involved and the wider public.”

So when the lights go down at a 21st century boy band revue, we aren’t hearing a helpless, hysteric howl.

We’re hearing a complex expression of individualism and collectivity – perhaps with a dash of Darwin thrown in.

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One Direction fans scream as the band takes the stage to perform at the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia, in a May 2012 concert, part of One Direction’s Up All Night Tour. for different types of crowds. The noisy throngs at a pop concert qualify as an “expressive crowd” – a gathering in which the participants are given implicit permission to abandon decorum and freak out.

“When men cry at a sports event, it’s very similar” to the screaming that takes place at a One Direction concert, says author Rachel Simmons. “It wouldn’t be OK for men to do that anywhere else. But the sporting event sanctions that behavior.”

Simmons is the author of “The Curse of the Good Girl,” a book in which she argues that young women are unfairly asked to squeeze into an impossible mold of politeness and modesty. Simmons says a concert is a unique event that gives girls the rare opportunity to break out of those roles.

In their day-to-day, non-concert-going lives, girls don’t have a lot of permission to scream,” she says. “A concert offers an oasis from the daily rules about being good girls. Screaming is about letting go and leaving the confines of being the self-conscious pleaser.”

That’s one way to explain why so many concerts are filled with screaming girls instead of screaming boys.

“Screaming is a way to control a situation,” says Michelle Janning, a professor of sociology at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. “When you’re a kid, and a girl, you don’t have control. Young people don’t have a loud voice in society, so screaming in this kind of space is a way to have a voice. Literally.”

Janning also believes that girls have felt an expectation to scream ever since Beatlemania spread across the land in 1964. “We’re constantly being socialized to see crowds of girls screaming at rock stars,” Janning says. “So we’re following the crowd, doing what we’ve seen other people do. But we also want to stand out as individuals.”

Both Janning and Simmons agree that concert screaming ultimately provides girls a chance to express their individuality while reinforcing their place in the larger group. And it can also be a place for competition.

“Adolescent girls are really invested in the acceptance of their peers,” Simmons says. “But there’s a competitive element to fandom and fan-girling – and screaming is an expression of that fandom. So girls are doing it not only to assert their passion for the band, but to compete with each other and to signal to each other that, ‘This is what I care about.’ It’s part competition, but partly a way to connect.

During adolescence for girls, that’s a very complex and important drive.”

Chasez of ‘N Sync says he’s seen that competitive connection manifest through fascinating displays of vocal teamwork.

The screams that most frequently caught the singer’s attention onstage during ‘N Sync’s heyday often came from “groups of three or four,” Chasez says. “They’d be holding hands and jumping up and down, screaming together.”

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Dear Abby: In short, my son is a klutz – to the point that it affects his self-confidence. He’s different from everyone else in the family.

Is being a klutz genetic? Is it permanent? He’s not doing well academically, either. How can I help him? – Parent Who Cares Dear Parent: One way to help your son would be to stop other family members from making fun of him and labeling him as a klutz.

When people laugh and ridicule others, it makes them only more self-conscious and more clumsy.

Another way to help would be to have him examined by an ophthalmologist and a neurologist.

His problem may be poor depth perception or a neurological or balance issue. And while you’re at it, consider having him evaluated for a learning disability, which may be the cause of his academic difficulties.

Dear Abby: I have a pet peeve. I hate it when people ask to “try my meal” or to have a taste, especially

DEAR ABBY Jeanne Phillips when I haven’t had one myself.

When I say no, my boyfriend calls me selfish. If we’re with friends, I feel obligated to say yes to avoid appearing rude.

I seldom trade bites with my boyfriend because I don’t eat meat and he usually orders something I don’t want. Some nights we cook our own separate meals, and he still asks to try mine (even though he’s a better cook than I am).

Abby, how can I say no without looking or feeling selfish and rude? I just want to enjoy my entire meal without hearing, “Can I have a bite?” – Pet Peeve In Portland Dear Pet Peeve: Many people regard sharing food to be an act of intimacy. Because it makes you uncomfortable, all you have to do

is say, “I’d prefer not to.” If these folks are friends, they must know how you feel about this by now.

And as for your boyfriend, I can’t help but wonder why he would persist in doing something that he knows annoys you unless he’s doing it to tease you.

Dear Abby: Are night owls born or raised to stay up late? Can a night owl successfully become a morning lark? – Tired Night Owl In Ottawa Dear Tired Night Owl: Night owls are usually born that way, but the pattern can be changed. If it creates problems for you, you may have a condition called “delayed sleep phase disorder.” The most effective way to find out if this is your problem would be to consult a sleep (disorder) specialist. Therapies are available, and a specialist can help you determine which one would be the best for you.

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Different cancers require different treatments Dear Doctor K: I was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer.

My doctor says my cancer is slow-growing and that we should just monitor it for now. Why not treat it right away?

Dear Reader: I know this will sound odd, but cancer is not always bad for your health. There are types of cancer that can cause no symptoms, that grow slowly (if at all) and that are unlikely to spread. There are types of cancer that you will never know you had. You will die with these cancers, but you won’t die from them.

Prostate cancer is a good example. Many men die with, but not from, prostate cancer. The autopsy shows tiny cancers in their prostate. Sometimes, these cancers can’t even be seen with the naked eye, but only under a microscope.

So, while it’s natural to want to rid your body of cancer as quickly as possible, that’s not always the best option. If you get treatment for a cancer that never is going to harm you, then the treatment could be worse than the disease.

That’s why when a person is diagnosed with prostate cancer, the doctor tries to determine

ASK DOCTOR K Anthony L. Komaroff how likely it is to harm you. The doctor studies the piece of the cancer that has been removed by the biopsy.

Traditionally, doctors have used something called the Gleason score to describe how aggressively your cancer is growing. The higher your Gleason score, the faster the cancer cells are multiplying. Doctors also are starting to study which genes are turned on in the cancer. This is another way of estimating how aggressive the cancer will be.

Your doctor also has tried to determine if the cancer has spread and, if so, how far. This is called “staging” the cancer.

Your prognosis is based on the stage of your cancer at the time of diagnosis. Your doctor has recommended having no treatments now, and just watching the cancer closely with repeated tests.

This means your tumor does not look aggressive, and there is no evidence that it has spread.

If you have a non-aggressive type of prostate cancer that has

not spread, your age is a factor in deciding on treatment. The older you are, the more likely you are to die with but not from the cancer. Slow-growing prostate cancers can take 15 to 20 years or more to grow. You’re more likely to die from another condition.

Even if your cancer is unlikely to harm you, why not just have surgery to take it out? Because surgery and some non-surgical treatments involve risks, such as erectile dysfunction and urinary incontinence.

Men like you often choose active surveillance (also called “watchful waiting”).

This strategy involves monitoring the cancer closely and regularly. If the cancer advances or becomes more active, you can pursue more aggressive treatment.

On the other hand, if you tend to worry a great deal, you might prefer treatment to waiting and worrying – even if your tumor is slow-growing. Just be aware of the risks of treatment.

• Dr. Komaroff is a physician and professor at Harvard Medical School. Visit www.AskDoctorK. com to send questions and get additional information.

Tomboys have strong leadership qualities Dr. Wallace: I think my sister is too old to still be considered a tomboy by our family. She is 18 and all she seems to enjoy is competing athletically with her boyfriend and his buddies. Her boyfriend was a starter on our high school boys’ basketball team, and my sister was the high school girls’ basketball team’s best player. Every weekend my sister and her boyfriend play basketball one-on-one in our driveway.

During football season my sister plays flag football, again with her boyfriend and his friends.

My sister has already been awarded a college scholarship to play basketball. My mom doesn’t like her being a tomboy because she thinks it makes my sister seem unfeminine.

Help! – Sister, Chicago Dear Sister: Your sister might be considered to be a tomboy, but there is nothing whatsoever that is “unfeminine” about tomboys.

Janet Hyde, a psychologist at Bowling Green University in Ohio, points out that research shows that most tomboys have strong leadership qualities.

When they mature into women, they often enter into exciting careers such as space exploration and scientific research. Most tomboys become self-assured, well-adjusted women.

Dr. Wallace: I’m 18 and my brother is 19. He is a super brother and I love him very much.

I graduated from high school in June and my brother has finished his first year at Arizona State University.

’TWEEN 12 & 20 Robert Wallace Over the Fourth of July holiday, our dad announced to me in front of my brother at a picnic that he isn’t my blood brother. My parents adopted him at birth. My brother has known this for a long time. He was told on his 14th birthday, but my parents made him promise that he wouldn’t tell me.

This news has left me in total shock. Of course I love him very much, but it does make me see him differently. I’m extremely upset with my parents for keeping this family secret from me for so long.

My parents wonder why I’m making such a big deal about something so small. Well, if it was such a small thing, why didn’t they share that “small” bit of family information with me?

Do you see this obvious blunder as something small and think I’m making a big deal out of nothing? – Sister, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Dear Sister: Your parents made a serious blunder! You should have been informed that your brother was adopted at the same time your brother was informed.

But don’t allow this to ruin your relationship with your parents.

They are human, and I believe they made a mistake. Leave it at that!

• Email Dr. Robert Wallace at rwallace@ galesburg.net.

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Rightly or wrongly, go for a game

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Isaac Asimov said, “It pays to be obvious, especially if you have a reputation for subtlety.”

Some bridge experts are known for making unusual bids. Then, even when they produce an obvious call, opponents tend to assume that they were being “clever.”

In this deal, which occurred during a social game, look at the South hand. After two passes, East opens one club. What is the “obvious” call for South?

East’s opening bid would not meet with universal agreement.

Since partner is a passed hand, game is unlikely. There is a good case for opening one heart (or one spade). Yes, partner will expect a five-card suit, but if West ends on lead, he is more likely to find a good choice than after a one-club opening.

I think South should overcall three no-trump. Yes, it looks weird with those major-suit holdings, but he has eight winners. A dummy worth its salt will add a ninth.

And a slam is unlikely opposite a passed partner.

If South bids three no-trump and it is passed out, what should West lead?

Unless South is being subtle, he has a long, solid minor and is ready for a club lead. West should choose a major, presumably a heart.

Note that the defenders can take the first eight tricks, four hearts and four spades. But after a minor-suit lead, South has 10 winners.

At the table, South passed over one club (often the right move when long and strong in opener’s suit), West responded one heart, East raised to two hearts, and then South overcalled three clubs. That was passed out and made with an overtrick.

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Valuation date (35 ILCS 200/9-95): Required level of assessment (35 ILCS 200/9-145): Valuation based on sales from (35 ILCS 200/1-155):

January 1, 2014 33.33% 2011, 2012 & 2013

12-01-100-044 6,655 D FOUR LLC 12-01-100-045 11,055 D FOUR LLC 12-01-101-002 62,532 MILLER, DREW N & DIANE H 12-01-101-003 65,080 SICKLEY, ADELBERT E & EVI 12-01-101-005 67,239 KRAPF, ERIC H & PAULA B 12-01-101-006 70,998 MURPHY, ROBERT JAMES & SUSAN D 12-01-101-007 70,507 DANOS, JOHN & VASSO 12-01-101-008 72,175 KENNY, MICHAEL J JR 12-01-101-009 75,481 PETERSON, JANIS C 12-01-101-010 77,671 CROWE, RICHARD H 12-01-101-011 71,604 MCCLAIN, DEAN R & TERESA 12-01-101-012 80,774 SURKAR, RAJESH P 12-01-101-013 79,300 CLIFFORD, GORDON DUANE JR & DEBORAH A 12-01-101-014 87,961 CRAWSHAW, THOMAS B JR & KIMBERLY 12-01-101-015 73,407 FLETCHER, DAVID & SHARON 12-01-101-016 88,693 COOK, STEVEN R & VALERIE B 12-01-101-017 85,683 DE LARCHE, ROGER A & SUSAN M 12-01-101-018 86,318 SKIBICKI, VINCENT D JR 12-01-101-019 84,358 DALY, MICHAEL D & SUSAN R 12-01-101-020 86,302 KLUCK, JOHN R & NANCY L 12-01-101-021 88,135 KANAROWSKI, DEBORAH L & CAMPBELL, DIANE

12-01-101-022 79,944 KESKE, TIMOTHY M & KELLY M 12-01-101-023 77,097 BAMBENEK, ADELE M 12-01-101-024 91,564 TALSMA, THOMAS W & STACY B 12-01-101-025 90,182 TRENDELL, MICHAEL T & VALERIE M 12-01-101-026 85,828 EDINGTON, JOHN E & ALISON 12-01-102-001 78,545 ROCKE, RONALD G & KAREN S 12-01-102-002 62,868 AHEARN, JOHN P & FAIZA S 12-01-102-003 67,180 JAROS, GARY IRA 12-01-102-004 68,274 CAMPOS, MANUEL & MARTHA 12-01-102-005 67,124 COUL, CHRISTOPHER D 12-01-102-008 64,813 JENNINGS, DAVID A & CHRISTINE M 12-01-102-009 70,998 BERG, GREGORY J & LAURA R 12-01-102-010 63,550 ELLBERG, TOR & JEAN 12-01-102-011 71,257 TYO, PETER J & GABRIELE 12-01-102-012 64,813 PICCONY, ELLEN 12-01-102-013 65,080 PATEL, BHARAT C & MALTI B 12-01-108-015 42,945 SALSTROM, RHESA 12-01-108-016 46,328 DILEONARDI, JULIE 12-01-108-017 44,715 ZELAYA, REINA X 12-01-108-018 45,596 SILHA, KEVIN C & LEDLOW, JESSICA C 12-01-108-019 44,477 SHAFFER, LEONARD & CARRIE

12-01-108-020 38,372 ARCH, SUSAN K 12-01-108-022 50,421 HUSON, STEVEN A 12-01-108-023 45,877 CEBULSKI, JASON & SEIBEL, SAMANTHA 12-01-108-024 45,877 JOHNSON, JAMES S & MILLER, CARRIE M 12-01-108-025 49,464 DAPRATO, JOLIN 12-01-108-026 47,537 RULLO, VICKY C DECLRN OF TRUST TRUSTEE 12-01-108-027 47,490 MCKINLEY, JOHN R 12-01-108-028 48,835 STALTER, MATTHEW J & ASHLEY A 12-01-108-029 51,225 LANGE, JEANNE M & BARBARA E 12-01-108-030 50,421 NOSEWICZ, JOHN P & GRACIA R 12-01-108-031 45,038 ALGEO, HENRY J 12-01-108-033 50,849 AVELLO, ANTHONY M 12-01-108-034 45,491 FULTON, KATIE T 12-01-108-035 51,225 PETRELLA, PATRICIA ANN 12-01-108-036 46,112 JOHNSON, JILL E , ROGER A & BARBARA A 12-01-108-037 45,300 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 3046 12-01-108-038 49,828 MASTERS, STEVEN S LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-01-108-040 41,442 BARSANTI, ALFONSO L & BETTY M 12-01-108-041 49,468 ROZRAN, CLAIRE 12-01-108-042 46,909 BEALL, RENEE A 12-01-108-043 50,487 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION

12-01-108-044 45,109 TOMALA, TRACY L TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-01-108-045 50,374 GIBSON, WILLIAM J & PATTI H 12-01-108-046 50,941 POU, MARY ELLEN 12-01-108-047 45,038 BRUNNER, BARBARA 12-01-108-049 42,974 WEIS, ANN REVOC TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-01-108-050 50,347 BANEY, MARLA 12-01-108-051 47,490 JENSEN, SUSAN LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-01-108-052 48,824 WISE, SUSAN J 12-01-108-055 48,824 CARBALLO, REGINA 12-01-108-056 48,824 BAIRD, MATTHEW W & LESKO-BAIRD SHANNON M 12-01-108-057 46,397 MANN, HOLLY 12-01-108-058 51,225 UNTERMAN, MELANIE W 12-01-108-059 50,941 GUTIERREZ, OSCAR MAURICIO JR & JILLIAN 12-01-108-062 45,306 WHITE, DEBORAH J LIVING TRUST 12-01-108-064 45,297 CORNELSON, IRENE 12-01-108-066 45,596 JORDAN, JEFFREY M & JOELLEN M 12-01-108-068 51,072 HENDRIX, MARK & SUSAN 12-01-108-070 45,596 FROST, STEPHEN P 12-01-108-071 42,226 SANDLUND, HOWARD L & JOY L LIVING TRUSTS 12-01-108-072 45,595 SUPILOWSKI, PAUL E

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Publication is hereby made for equalized assessed valuations for real property in this township in accordance with 35 ILCS 200/1210. As required by 35 ILCS 200/9-210 and 35 ILCS 200/10-115, the following equalization factors have been applied to bring the assessments to the statutorily required three-year median level of 33.33%: Farm Land: 1.1000 Farm Improvements: 1.0000 Non-Farm Land: 1.0000 Non-Farm Improvements: 1.0000 Questions about these valuations should be directed to: Denise LaCure 400 Wheeler Dr 630-232-3600 www.genevatownship.com Office hours are: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm Property in this Township, other than farmland and coal, is to be assessed at a 33.33% median level of assessment, based on the fair cash value of the property. You may check the accuracy of your assessment by dividing your assessment by the median level of assessment. The resulting value should equal the estimated fair cash value of your property. If the resulting value is greater than the estimated fair cash value of your property, you may be over-assessed.

If the resulting value is less than the fair cash value of your property, you may be under-assessed. You may appeal your assessment to the Board of Review.

If you believe your property’s fair cash value is incorrect or that the equalized assessed valuation is not uniform with other comparable properties in the same neighborhood, the following steps should be taken: 1. Contact your township assessor’s office to review the assessment.

2. If not satisfied with the assessor review, taxpayers may file a complaint with the Kane County Board of Review. For complaint forms, instructions, and the Rules and Procedures of the Board of Review, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.KaneCountyAssessments. org/BOR.htm for more information.

3. The final filing deadline for your township is generally 30 days from this publication date. After this date, the Board of Review is prohibited by law from accepting assessment complaints for properties in this township. For more information on complaint deadlines, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.KaneCountyAssessments. org/Appeal.htm.

Your property may be eligible for homestead exemptions, which can reduce your property’s taxable assessment.

For more information on homestead exemptions, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.KaneCountyAssessments.org/ exemptions.htm.

Your property tax bill will be calculated as follows: Final Equalized Assessed Value – Exemptions = Taxable Assessment; Taxable Assessment x Current Tax Rate = Total Tax Bill.

All equalized assessed valuations are subject to further equalization and revision by the Kane County Board of Review as well as equalization by the Illinois Department of Revenue.

A complete list of assessments for this township for the current assessment year, except for those assessments that were changed solely by equalization as noted above, is as follows:

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12-01-108-139 47,537 CINKUS, RONALD F 12-01-108-140 50,376 LESCELIUS, KARL R 12-01-108-141 48,812 LINK, BRIAN W & KIMBERLY L 12-01-108-142 38,511 GIRSCH, SUZANNE S 12-01-108-143 49,556 BURCZYNSKI, WOJCIECH 12-01-108-144 45,109 SOOFI, LAURA J 12-01-108-145 50,201 WILEY, DARYL 12-01-108-146 49,973 RYGULA, PIOTR & DANUTA 12-01-108-147 38,511 ANDOLFI, ELIZABETH REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-01-108-149 44,286 REICHERT, DAVID A & ELIZABETH F 12-01-108-150 46,921 HIRSCH, FRANK 12-01-108-151 49,973 SCHMITT, LYNETTE A 12-01-108-152 50,290 CHAMBERS, CONNIE K 1998 DECLARATION OF TRUST 12-01-108-153 46,410 BEAN, DUANE D & SOTO, MICHELLE 12-01-108-154 45,888 WOODBURN, TARA 12-01-108-156 49,973 PETERSON, NOREEN K 12-01-108-158 45,481 JENSEN, ROBERT LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-01-108-160 45,596 KROLL, BRIAN R & MELISSA F 12-01-108-162 46,921 HALL, NATHAN T & RACHAEL A 12-01-109-008 48,835 BUSH, SARA M 12-01-109-009 45,595 JENKINS, BENJAMIN T 12-01-109-011 49,468 PRESTIDGE, ARMAND & EDITH 12-01-109-012 38,511 FORD, DOROTHY K 12-01-109-013 45,595 HUNTER, STEVEN L & BRANDY E 12-01-109-014 45,634 ALLEN, JAMES W 12-01-109-015 45,595 ERDAY, DEBRA M & ROBERT T 12-01-109-016 44,286 SCHWARTZ, CYNTHIA L 12-01-109-017 49,751 MICEIKA, SHARON TRUST TRUSTEE 12-01-109-018 41,442 WALLEY, DANA M 12-01-109-020 46,410 SMITH, BRIAN K & SARAH A 12-01-109-021 47,210 HUINKER, LINDSEY A 12-01-109-022 50,941 WADE, CYNTHIA K 12-01-109-023 45,596 ANDERSON, EDWARD D & PLATT, CORINNE E 12-01-109-025 42,945 AMERY, ROGER WALTER 12-01-109-026 51,225 ANGELUCCI, SAMUEL F JR & FLORENCE G 12-01-109-027 45,566 DANZINGER, COLLIN & MAURA FLORES 12-01-109-028 45,596 LEVINE, NEIL J 12-01-109-030 44,286 BOYER, MARY ANNE 12-01-109-031 44,814 MURRAY, DONALD 12-01-109-032 42,053 MOZINA, KARL M 12-01-109-034 48,012 CHRISTOPHER, BETH 12-01-109-035 50,400 WHITE, KRISTEN K 12-01-109-041 42,974 DITSCH, IAN M & WILHARM-DITSCH, JENNIFER A 12-01-109-042 48,693 BOROSAK, CHARLES G 12-01-109-043 50,421 LAFRONZA, ANNA MARIA 12-01-109-044 51,088 LYONS, GINNY T 12-01-109-045 50,167 LADOUCEUR, MARY T 12-01-109-046 46,258 BARRERA, OSCAR M & KRISTINA M

12-01-109-047 42,945 SILVESTRI, KATHLEEN 12-01-109-049 50,727 COOK, KELLY 12-01-109-050 51,225 SIMPSON, SUSAN C 12-01-109-051 46,258 PUSATERI, JOSEPH A & JOYCE M 12-01-109-052 42,944 HAYES, ELIZABETH 12-01-109-053 42,944 MARTENS, MARION V TRUSTEE 12-01-109-054 45,314 KASPAR, ROBERT W LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-01-109-055 51,225 BARRETT, JAMES M & LAURA L 12-01-109-057 49,070 BONDI, FRANCES 12-01-109-058 49,751 MURPHY, DEBORAH 12-01-109-059 45,596 MORAVEK, TAD & MARYBETH 12-01-109-060 49,070 CLAYTON, JAMES R & MATHIEU JEAN P 12-01-109-061 38,929 DUFFY, EDWARD J TRUST 12-01-109-062 38,929 YOUNGERMAN, BRIAN 12-01-109-063 44,814 CLAFFY, JAMES T & KATHLEEN H 12-01-109-064 45,016 WOODARD, NANCY JOAN LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-01-109-066 49,642 KING, WILLIAM P & MARY M 12-01-109-067 44,941 SONTHIPANYA, BAY S & SHANNON N 12-01-109-068 51,225 BARE, TRAVIS J 12-01-109-069 50,167 MASSAT, AMY C 12-01-109-070 45,481 OBRIEN, JOHN & NICOLE 12-01-109-071 45,596 SCHWARDT, LAURA E 12-01-109-073 50,167 SCHUCK, FRANCES A 12-01-109-074 49,070 COYLE, VINCENT 12-01-109-075 49,070 MORRIS, SCOTT C & SUSAN A 12-01-109-077 45,838 CARLSEN, DALE & TURK, KATHRYN J 12-01-109-078 45,038 PERRY, CAROL L 12-01-109-079 50,347 HEISS, CHERYL L & HERBERT P 12-01-109-080 51,225 HAVRILECHKO, IHOR & LESIA 12-01-109-081 45,038 GOUSAROUSKI, VADIM & MYRA 12-01-109-083 44,814 VALDEZ, MARIA DELIA & JACQUELINE M 12-01-109-084 39,070 JANKOVEC, SANDRA 12-01-109-085 49,468 MILET, JOLANTA REVOC LVG TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-01-109-087 45,038 GUTIERREZ, TERESITA 12-01-109-088 45,038 TERMONDT, RICHARD M & KRISTINE E 12-01-109-089 44,814 TUMULTY, ELIZABETH 12-01-109-090 39,070 KENTON, CRAIG 12-01-109-091 49,070 HANSON, DEBRA L 12-01-109-092 45,038 KEIFFER, HELEN W 12-01-109-093 49,532 RUPP, WILLIAM R & PATRICIA M 12-01-109-094 45,595 WEIGAND, ROBERTA A 12-01-109-095 49,532 BURKHOLDER, DEANNA 12-01-109-096 48,181 DOWNS, MARGARET A 1999 DECLARATION OF TRUST 12-01-153-006 73,297 DWYER, NANCY 12-01-185-003 268,693 ANTLERS AWAY INC 12-01-185-004 124,988 FOUR-HUNDRED LLC 12-01-185-005 119,635 RANDY ROAD BUILDING LLC 12-01-185-006 127,989 RANDY ROAD BUILDING LLC

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12-02-203-033 78,601 ROMAN, WILLIAM G & DONNA A 12-02-203-034 69,176 KELLETT, JON H & DENISE A 12-02-203-035 75,160 KISCHNER, BEN & SANDRA J 12-02-203-036 81,443 KUNORI, SHUICHI & KYOKO 12-02-203-037 90,060 GARY, RITA M 12-02-203-038 70,875 NEWCOMB, DYLAN C 12-02-203-039 72,387 SMICK, STEVEN R 12-02-203-040 66,333 MORRISON, STEPHANIE 12-02-203-041 72,488 OLMSTEAD, CHRISTOPHER J & DENISE M 12-02-204-001 81,443 BOLIN, JOHN F & DORIS A 12-02-204-002 82,478 BOYLE, TINA 12-02-204-003 86,125 JOHNSON, ERIC J & KERRI M GEHRMANN 12-02-204-004 82,478 PARISI, JOSEPH & GAIL 12-02-204-005 87,850 KEASLER, MICHAEL J & LYNN 12-02-204-006 90,061 ANDERSON, TIMOTHY J & KARINA L 12-02-204-007 70,426 FICK, TIMOTHY 12-02-204-008 78,601 KLINGBERG, PATRICK M & GENTRY, JENNIFER L 12-02-204-009 86,125 CONLEY, RYAN P & DANIELLE A 12-02-205-001 55,685 DONOHUE, RICHARD T 12-02-205-002 69,341 SCHURMAN, EDWARD W & KAREN L 12-02-205-003 66,612 BOCK, KATHLEEN J 12-02-206-001 68,572 SALABAJ, JOZEF & KRYSTYNA 12-02-206-003 66,134 KLECKA, MARK 12-02-206-004 78,545 MEL, SAUTH & CHANNATH 12-02-206-006 66,385 DIGIOVANNI, BART & MELISSA 12-02-206-007 65,081 KOSCIELNIAK, HENRY L & BEATRICE G 12-02-206-008 69,606 BALL, LEONARD 12-02-206-009 67,238 IH3 PROPERTY ILLINOIS LP 12-02-206-010 66,385 MACKAY, RANDAL J & KATHLEEN 12-02-226-043 55,147 SAYERS, BARBARA 12-02-226-086 104,497 GOSHEN, DAVID E & ELLA MAE 12-02-226-112 46,258 BLES, SARA JANE 12-02-226-114 44,666 MANTSCH, PAUL M & DOROTHY 12-02-226-115 49,534 SHABBIR, MUHAMMAD S 12-02-226-116 45,384 VAZQUEZ, JOSE J 12-02-226-117 44,362 POWALISH, GLENN & LINDA 12-02-226-118 45,989 JENSEN, SUSAN LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-226-119 50,203 KOPECKY, MIRANDA E 12-02-226-121 45,622 FRENTZOS, PANAGIOTIS 12-02-226-122 51,225 CUSHNIE, BLAKE CHURCHILL 12-02-226-123 44,765 BRAZENER, MICHAEL J & CHRISTI A 12-02-226-124 44,765 HILL, NORMAN T & JUDITH L 12-02-226-125 45,398 CAMARDO, NICHOLAS J & SMITH, VERONICA E 12-02-226-126 49,468 BURKE, DENIS D & MARY 12-02-226-127 46,258 FJELDE, KRISTIN 12-02-226-128 49,070 LADRON DE GUEVARA, GONZALO & JODI 12-02-226-129 38,789 PALESE, RICHARD & AMY L

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4 Kane County Chronicle Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Continued from previous page 12-02-226-130 38,789 MCLEOD, SARA 12-02-226-131 44,362 STARK, KATE 12-02-226-133 45,409 RUDDICK, MARK S 12-02-226-134 45,409 WETTENGEL, JOSEPH M 12-02-226-135 45,409 STEVENS, WALTER P & JANICE E 12-02-226-136 49,468 YONKUS, JOAN M 12-02-226-137 42,945 CARLSON, ANGELA M 12-02-226-139 45,472 ARIANS, ERIC C 12-02-226-140 45,334 EMMOT-CADWALLADER, JESSICA M 12-02-226-141 49,650 KOHORST, JAMIE L & SACREY, JAMES B & MOLLIE D 12-02-226-142 51,225 LIN, YO-SHING 12-02-226-143 50,167 PARKIN, RICHARD & KLOPP, BREANNE 12-02-226-144 50,167 VAN GIESEN, ANNE TRUST # 1 12-02-226-146 45,596 SCHNEIDER, KAREN M 12-02-226-147 49,721 KLAUBA, ROSE J 12-02-226-148 45,596 CALDERONE, CARMEN J & HARMON, MARY L 12-02-226-150 45,596 AMACHER, KATHRYN REVOC LIVING TRUST 12-02-226-151 45,596 FAZZARI, ANDREW J & RABER, JENNA L 12-02-226-152 51,225 ULTSCH, CAROL M 12-02-226-153 44,765 BARGIEL, JULIE A 12-02-226-155 42,226 COOPER, ROBERT K 12-02-226-156 45,474 MECIEJ, JOSEPH F & JILL T 12-02-226-157 49,070 BUNDY, CATHERINE K 12-02-226-158 45,334 OMURA, ELIZABETH A TR, TRUSTEE TR # 1 12-02-226-159 44,765 STANLEY, MARY L 12-02-226-160 50,167 SHOEMAKER, KENNETH 12-02-227-038 57,540 BARTELT, PEGGY 12-02-229-001 75,828 ANDERSON, GREGORY B & DIANE L 12-02-229-002 78,672 MILES, CHARLES H & SHERI 12-02-229-003 67,913 MOORE, TOD & KARLI L 12-02-229-004 67,654 BENNER, KENNETH E 12-02-229-005 77,133 HAWKINS, LISA 12-02-229-006 78,620 KING, LINDA S 12-02-229-007 65,080 LEGG, ROBERT W & FAUNNE 12-02-229-008 68,259 FLANNIGAN, SANDRA 12-02-229-010 67,467 WARE, DOUGLAS R & VIRGINIA A REVOC TRS 12-02-229-012 66,542 PITTAN, EDWARD W & CONCETTA M & RODRIGUEZ DONNA 12-02-229-013 80,325 FURNISH, LARRY L & BECKY L 12-02-229-014 72,264 UDELHOFEN, MARY CAROL 12-02-229-015 69,426 DYTRYCH, PETER & FELTGEN, MICHAEL & CAROL 12-02-229-016 69,521 TAYLOR, KENT E & VICKI J 12-02-229-017 71,604 LEON, DANA A & TRACEY E 12-02-229-018 78,005 VASQUEZ, DAVID M & MARIA A 12-02-229-019 69,718 STICH, PETER L & DEBORAH A 12-02-229-020 65,984 KUSSWURM, DANIEL C 12-02-229-022 92,104 GENSLER, MARK S & KELLY C

12-02-229-023 83,554 MARTENS, MICHAEL D & LESLIE R 12-02-229-024 87,224 SMITH, GARY R & GRETCHEN 12-02-229-025 75,753 OLSON, DOUGLAS S & KIMBERLY C 12-02-229-026 87,565 GARTH, PAX R & FOWLER, JACQUELINE S 12-02-229-027 80,045 SCHROEDER, JOHN J & ALEXANDRA 12-02-229-028 84,747 MILLER, ROBERT B & ROSEMARIE OGRADY 12-02-229-029 75,792 EXNER, SHANE & GNASTER, KATHLEEN 12-02-229-030 82,864 PAROLA, TERRY D & SANDRA M 12-02-229-031 91,304 AMORE, THOMAS M 12-02-229-032 85,492 COFFLAND, DEBRA 12-02-229-033 87,411 ROOT FAMILY TRUST 12-02-229-034 65,490 DANZINGER, KATHRYN 12-02-230-001 81,194 DITTMAN, LOUISE M 12-02-230-002 69,176 ALBRIGHT, SCOTT A & MELISSA A 12-02-230-003 78,634 GORE, FRANK J & ELISSA R 12-02-230-004 81,194 VISK, RICHARD E & DIANE M 12-02-231-001 84,491 TOLEMY, ROBERT B & LISA M 12-02-231-002 75,830 BATSCHKE, KARL 12-02-231-003 86,125 SARTELL TRUST #1 12-02-231-004 81,391 MOSCIANO, KEVIN J & EMILY L MEINTS 12-02-231-005 89,572 CRAIG, MICHAEL L & DARLA J 12-02-231-007 86,980 STIERWALT, MARK R & MARSHA K 12-02-231-008 69,176 MANSON, THOMAS R & ALICE J TR, TRUSTEES 12-02-231-009 81,443 BAYER, TIMOTHY R & VLADIMIRA 12-02-232-001 90,395 DASHNER, JOHN R & MICHELE T 12-02-232-002 79,904 PERSON, SUSAN K DECLRN TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-232-003 83,668 OVERLEY, GEGORY F 12-02-232-005 81,391 THILL, STEVEN R & AZURE DEE WELBORN 12-02-232-006 70,426 KOURNETAS, NICHOLAS PETER & LOHRE, LISA NICOLE 12-02-232-007 100,883 BOBECZKO, GREGORY W & DIPERT KRISTIN L 12-02-232-008 69,879 CHOPP, MERILEE REVOCABLE TRUST 12-02-232-009 81,443 JOHNSON, ELLEN D 12-02-232-010 73,283 GABRIELSEN, PHILIP J & DONNA E 12-02-232-011 72,426 BAEX, JOY E 2002 TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-232-012 82,478 PATEL, HITESH C & HARSHA H 12-02-232-013 79,904 BACCAM, SOMKOUM 12-02-232-014 88,358 GAN, KEQI & YUN LU 12-02-232-015 81,443 PATEL, ARVINDBHAI K & CHANDRIKA A 12-02-232-016 66,405 HELFERS, PATRICK A & TERRI A 12-02-232-017 72,488 SCHOENBERG, MAX L & TRACY T 12-02-232-018 71,485 PHILLIPS, HENRY DANIEL & LESLIE 12-02-232-019 83,855 KOTOWSKI, DAVE G & CORRIGAN CYNTHIA H 12-02-232-020 66,405 SALAK, TERRANCE L & SUSAN R 12-02-232-021 84,821 BIRKHEAD, BRADFORD L & VIDA A 12-02-232-023 86,712 MARCINKUS, LANCE & BRENDA 12-02-232-024 79,464 HUGHES, DAVID J & DEBORAH SLIVE 12-02-232-025 81,443 DONILE, LEONARD M & KATHRYN J 12-02-232-028 87,479 BARKER, WILLIAM E & KAREN L

12-02-232-029 84,701 LOKAN, NICHOLAS EDWARD & TARA 12-02-232-030 88,169 GULLO FAMILY TRUST 12-02-232-032 88,644 DAVIS, TIMOTHY R & MARIANNE 12-02-232-033 87,406 MCCLOUGHAN, ROBERT E & KAREN A 12-02-232-034 80,999 BERNATH, LASZLO & MADELINE J 12-02-232-035 86,151 CORNELL, DEVIN T & TIFFANY S 12-02-232-036 81,205 CEDERGREN, MICHAEL S & CHRISTINE A 12-02-232-037 85,924 SKIBINSKI, KEVIN J TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-232-038 93,471 MARUT, STEVEN J & SANDY L 12-02-232-039 91,875 PRAY, JEFFREY M & DINA R 12-02-232-040 90,438 FATTEN, JOHN P 12-02-232-041 69,940 WALKER, FLOYD N & MARY ANN 12-02-232-042 76,377 SALELA, DAVID A & PATTY A 12-02-232-043 84,228 COSTELLO, ROBERT L & DEBRA L 12-02-232-044 94,521 BUBAN, ANTHONY J & VICTORIA A 12-02-232-045 89,750 WARREN, DANIEL & MARGARET 12-02-232-046 96,635 NEMCEK, RICHARD M & MAYRE L 12-02-232-047 87,129 LOPEZ, JOSE & LUISA C 12-02-232-048 78,844 CUEVAS, EFFRAIN & GRISELDA 12-02-232-049 81,464 SWANSON, SCOTT R & JEANNIE K 12-02-232-050 82,274 TAPINS, SETH & ELIZONDO KRISTIE 12-02-232-051 79,832 L&L PROPERTIES LLC 12-02-232-052 79,904 FILIPIAK, JOHN M & SALLY A 12-02-232-053 82,274 BOELKE, SANDRA M TRUST 12-02-232-054 85,159 LOTT, DARRELL W & NANCY L 12-02-232-055 86,103 DUERDOTH, STEVEN M & KRISTEN A 12-02-232-056 84,348 HARTLEY, DAVID & PATRICIA 12-02-232-057 78,283 STOLL, LISA D 12-02-232-058 86,139 ZALEJSKI, STANISLAW T & MARIA 12-02-232-059 93,452 WARD, KEITH M & SUSAN E 12-02-232-060 87,193 BUN, SOKHENG C & SAVINH T 12-02-232-061 90,216 LINDSEY, EDWIN E & SUZANNA M 12-02-232-062 87,193 KARPIERZ, JOSEPH A & SHARON ANN 12-02-232-063 86,777 KILLIAN, GWENIVERE A REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-232-064 81,464 KULYAVTSEV, ALEXANDER & TUR ANNA 12-02-232-065 86,127 ZAERR, JAMES E & MARILY Y 12-02-232-066 87,159 TEGGE, JEFFREY M & NANCY J M 12-02-232-067 90,701 CERNY, DANIEL J & ANNE M 12-02-233-002 70,070 PENIAK, IHOR N & WENDY M 12-02-233-003 65,490 CORBETT, TROY & JOANN 12-02-233-005 66,390 WOLF, JAMES L & CYNTHIA L 12-02-234-001 91,570 DOUDS, PAUL & MARGARET 12-02-234-002 83,353 PADDOCK, DARYL M & BENEDICT-PADDOCK CECILIA K 12-02-234-003 87,375 BAKER, ESPERANZA 12-02-234-004 60,734 DICKEY, BENJAMIN R & KIM M 12-02-234-005 88,566 BUJALSKI, C GREGORY & DAWN T 12-02-234-006 94,905 GREGOIRE, JEFFREY & DIANA LYNN 12-02-234-007 70,426 SERRATO, MICHAEL & ANNA M

12-02-234-008 81,194 DEITELHOFF, BRAD A & CAROL A 12-02-234-009 78,433 FRISTER, GREGORY B & KATHY L 12-02-234-010 82,872 GORICK, THEODORE A & LUTZ, CAMILLE A 12-02-234-011 87,351 SCHULZ, SHARON C 12-02-234-012 89,735 RODENKIRCH, WILLIAM & JEANNE M 12-02-234-014 83,706 PAVLIK, JEFFREY & STEPHANIE 12-02-234-015 72,711 MARCINKIEWICZ, DAVID A & VIRGINIA M 12-02-234-016 86,617 BLOINK, MICHAEL THOMAS SR & STACY CHRISTINA 12-02-234-017 88,169 KLIS, CHRISTOPHER B & MCKEE CATHERINE 12-02-234-018 83,121 BUTLER, ANTHONY M 2014 DCLRN OF TRUST 12-02-234-019 93,749 HUBER, RICHARD P & TAMMY W 12-02-234-020 85,828 PROSEK, EDWARD J & KRISTINE A 12-02-251-002 56,147 CRAWFORD, JOHN D & DEBORAH J 12-02-251-003 60,767 MURILLO, DALILA & SALAZAR, FELIPE 12-02-251-004 44,980 KELL, BENJAMIN W 12-02-251-005 56,613 ZANG, KATHRYN JOAN 12-02-251-006 65,059 PETERS, LINDA G 12-02-251-007 62,160 PETERSON, THOMAS W & TINA M 12-02-302-001 93,605 FRASER, ARTHUR B & JOAN K 12-02-302-002 86,476 RAZA, AHSAN S 12-02-302-003 124,121 COONRAD, PAUL R 12-02-302-006 87,970 CARMANY, CRAIG & JANICE 12-02-302-008 91,696 MAYERHOFER, LAWRENCE M & JANICE C 12-02-302-009 71,802 URBAITIS, DOROTHY J 12-02-302-010 63,845 COBB, CHARLES L & KAREN A 12-02-302-011 56,854 ONAK, JOHN C 12-02-302-012 66,904 JARVIS, MARK & LINDA J TRUST, TRUSTEES 12-02-302-013 56,805 AKERS, MARK A & TAMMY K 12-02-302-015 56,890 MILANO, LESLIE J 12-02-302-016 73,147 ZINKE, FRED & CAROLYN 12-02-302-017 53,563 EWASIUK, SHEILA J 12-02-302-018 60,801 RAY, JAMES S & JANET K 12-02-302-022 119,841 DIXON, MARK J & MAUREEN D 12-02-302-029 56,520 WILLIAMS, ROGER C & PATRICIA R 12-02-302-031 55,273 TRUITT, THOMAS T & SANDRA A 12-02-302-032 49,428 FOLINO, ROBERT C SELF DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-302-033 48,102 VOLAND, KATHRYN A 12-02-302-036 112,828 NICHOLS, DANIEL P & SELENA 12-02-302-038 114,067 BURRIS, KEVIN J & PHILLIPS, CATHERINE E 12-02-302-044 132,111 ADDELIA, JOHN M & TARA A 12-02-302-045 153,691 HENRY, JEFFREY J 12-02-302-046 104,479 DAILEY, PAUL W & CAROLYN G 12-02-303-001 60,378 HANNA, NANCY 12-02-303-002 61,092 COCHRAN, STEVEN A, AMY M & ROXANNE M 12-02-303-003 48,680 MCMAHON, WILLIAM C & SUSAN M & GIESE, LINDA MARY 12-02-303-004 47,630 WILLIAMS, JEFF D & KRISTA A

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12-02-303-005 51,135 MARKS, JEFFREY J & DEBRA J 12-02-303-006 59,798 BAKETZ, V ANTHONY 12-02-303-007 51,351 MOORE, CANDACE J & ONEIL KEVIN R 12-02-303-012 77,541 MEADE, CHRISTOHER J & JOY J 12-02-303-013 62,517 SINGER, LYNDA J REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-303-018 66,601 ARCHIAS, RICHARD E & ANN S 12-02-303-019 65,239 OBRIEN, PATRICK 12-02-303-020 77,074 DWYER, MARGARET M 12-02-305-001 75,798 KLEIN, TERRY C & MARY RUTH 12-02-305-002 89,325 VENSEL, DEBORAH & KENNEDY STEVEN W 12-02-305-003 111,965 SMITH, BARRY & MURPHY LORETTA 12-02-305-005 69,606 MIDWEST BANK & TRUST CO, TRUSTEE TR 04-1-8238 12-02-305-006 80,858 DOWNS, WILLIAM & JILL 12-02-305-009 165,818 DORN, JAMES T & ELIZABETH M 12-02-305-020 173,493 WASHINGTON GATES LLC 12-02-305-032 76,260 BEEKEN, LUVERN J & NAOMI M TRUST 12-02-305-038 193,846 NATIONAL BK & TR CO SYCAMORE 60-298500-4 12-02-306-002 75,173 NORD, LESLIE H & NETTIE S 12-02-306-007 64,799 REED, JOHN P & GERALDINE B 12-02-306-013 107,095 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION 12-02-306-015 56,721 EQUITY TRUST CO 12-02-306-016 64,794 MOEN, TARA 12-02-306-017 139,949 CANTWELL, THOMAS A & NANCY D 12-02-307-003 88,195 BREMER, CAROLYN E 12-02-307-005 107,542 HAUG, ROBERT P & LORI A 12-02-307-006 76,037 FISHER, BEVERLY J DCLRN OF TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-307-007 78,088 KEITH, ISAAC & ILEEN 12-02-307-009 92,883 GRAFFAGNA, DOUGLAS A & BARBARA A 12-02-308-001 120,669 LEAHIGH, ALAN K & TAYLOR, CHARLENE 12-02-308-003 60,870 WILHARM, DIANE L 12-02-308-004 86,575 SZIGETI, STEVE & JULIE 12-02-308-005 81,519 PETERS, THOMAS R & DONOHUE DIANE 12-02-308-009 82,511 PERRY, PERNILLE 12-02-308-011 66,899 LANG, OWEN F TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-308-012 68,280 REYES, STEPHEN J & SANDRA L 12-02-308-013 73,569 DANEK, LEO & KERRI I 12-02-308-014 86,722 LUMINAIS, MICHAEL M & JILL A 12-02-309-002 177,854 KRESL, GUY P & DORCAS A 12-02-309-003 53,238 LANG, ROLLAND E & ROBBIN G 12-02-309-006 88,584 COLTON, ROGER L & LY V 12-02-309-011 98,025 ADAMS, RUSSELL C JR & CAROL ANN 12-02-309-013 68,717 ROWE, JAMIE A 12-02-309-014 69,774 HILL, MARK H & LINDA N 12-02-310-001 57,920 SHRIVER, DAVID 12-02-310-002 53,360 PRINCIPE, SARAH & ALBERTO 12-02-310-003 56,109 KRISPIN, KATHLEEN L

12-02-328-024 46,796 VANDELAY INDUSTRIES LLC 12-02-328-025 81,280 PRATHER, RICHARD B & KAREN S 12-02-328-026 72,147 SEVERSON, MICHAEL J & MERILEE 12-02-328-027 70,315 GODFREY, THOMAS JR & SUSAN M 12-02-328-028 63,022 RAMM, TODD A & BRIGETTE L 12-02-328-029 58,663 DEVORE, JOHN 12-02-328-030 108,041 KEYZER, KEVIN E & MARY E 12-02-328-031 67,822 BERRY, MARION DECLRN TRUST 12-02-328-032 65,708 SIEBENS, PETER A & DIANE A 12-02-328-033 66,807 WINTHERS, MATTHEW D 12-02-328-034 92,187 SARGENT, KENNETH K & CORCORAN, GABRIELLE J 12-02-328-035 59,497 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 786 12-02-328-036 75,834 WEINERT, FRANK X & CAROLYN J 12-02-328-038 74,165 OWEN, MICHAEL R & MILLER-OWEN COLLEEN 12-02-328-039 89,650 BERRES, DONALD O & MARY M 12-02-328-040 74,349 MOORE, AMBER S & MOLANDER BRETT A 12-02-328-041 67,173 RUPE, KEVIN M & LORNA 12-02-329-001 56,151 KUNZELMAN, ADOLPH & ELIZABETH TRUST 12-02-329-005 79,518 WARD, DENISE 12-02-329-006 59,485 SEVERNS, TODD & ANDERSON, CHERYL 12-02-329-007 57,654 GODSKESEN, ROGER F & DEBRA R 12-02-329-008 41,412 ENERSON, GARY D 12-02-329-009 72,287 JOHNSON, JEFFREY MARK & JANET LYNN 12-02-329-010 75,212 LARSON, JOHN A & JOAN M 12-02-330-001 131,969 HASSELL, SHIRLEY M TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-330-002 76,664 MARCINIAK, DANIEL R & REBECCA L 12-02-330-003 85,108 HASSELL, FRANK ESTATE & HASSEL, FRANK TR 12-02-330-004 75,608 RAMIREZ, RAMON 12-02-330-005 65,194 MASON, CATHY 12-02-330-006 61,832 EDWARDS, ANN M 12-02-330-007 66,941 OBRIEN, JOHN D & SUSAN E 12-02-330-009 65,524 FLYING PIG PROPERTIES LLC 12-02-330-010 70,732 FISHER, JOSEPH C III & KENNEY-FISHER, KELLY 12-02-331-001 74,173 CRACKEL, SETH & JAMIE 12-02-331-004 79,992 WISE, HEATHER M & MICHAEL 12-02-331-005 98,863 INGRISH, RICHARD S & HERMAN KATHERINE T 12-02-331-006 72,496 WILLIAMS, MARY K 12-02-331-007 51,491 SAFLARSKI, ADAM D SR & SANDRA K 12-02-331-008 85,316 LEONI, ROBERT & SARAH 12-02-331-009 74,917 MATYSKIEL, ADAM S & DEANNA 12-02-331-010 86,493 SPOHN, JASON & PAOLA 12-02-331-011 69,948 PACE, JAMES & CARIE D 12-02-331-013 95,119 WILSON, JOHN D & ANN M 12-02-332-001 90,037 COX, ROBERT & JERRY LYNN 12-02-332-002 85,720 HILLQUIST, RONALD T LIVING TRUST AGRMT 12-02-332-003 85,703 MALECKI, WILLIAM M & BLOOD-MALECKI COURTNEY 12-02-332-004 57,967 TSAKIRIS, PETER C 12-02-332-005 53,342 MILKE, DAVID

12-02-332-006 56,758 BARTON, GERALD C & KATHLEEN B 12-02-332-007 78,025 OLSEM, MARGARET M DECLRN TRUST 12-02-332-008 74,340 DANTINO, RALPH R & NANCY J 12-02-332-009 61,686 WIBBEN, GERALD C & MARY 12-02-332-010 83,393 DUKE, RANDALL L & CHRISTINE E 12-02-332-011 78,278 WYNN, THEODORE A 12-02-332-012 78,803 MARCHESCHI, KENNETH J 12-02-332-013 79,848 POELLAUER, KENNETH I TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-333-006 61,129 MCCORMICK, SIDNEY DEBRA 12-02-333-017 66,125 NAPOLI, JOSEPH M 12-02-333-020 35,024 GENEVA, CITY OF 12-02-351-005 91,579 MCASSEY, ROBERT E & ALCOCK SANDRA JO 12-02-351-006 71,136 MCLAUGHLIN, COLLEEN M 12-02-351-008 102,448 LICHTENBERGER, JOSEPH L 12-02-351-009 110,413 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 154 12-02-351-014 109,389 GIANNINI, ELIS W & T DENISE 12-02-351-019 58,296 SCHOENFELD, JAY 12-02-351-028 169,346 COMPASS ENTERPRISE PROPERTIES LLC 12-02-351-031 86,274 DIMAIO, KATHERINE C 12-02-351-033 37,262 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-02306 12-02-352-003 78,913 MYERS, DALE D & DONNA L 12-02-352-004 90,609 SUTHERLAND, JACK E & ELIZA B 12-02-352-005 89,405 BELLENDIR, JOHN S & JENNIFER M 12-02-352-006 63,560 BURT, PETER & NANCY 12-02-352-007 45,777 LICHTENBERGER, JOSEPH L 12-02-352-009 50,081 DISHMAN, SHELBY JEAN 12-02-352-012 78,407 MCCUE, CAMILLE M 12-02-352-013 85,013 NG, EDDIE P 12-02-352-014 73,010 DEVINE, CYNTHIA VON STORCH 12-02-352-015 149,643 LARAMIE, MICHAEL & COLEEN 12-02-352-016 124,199 FRANKEL, TYLER K & WILYNA L 12-02-353-002 161,136 GIANNINI, ELIS W 12-02-353-008 231,137 TRUST # 8002364152 12-02-354-001 97,783 FITZPATRICK PROPERTIES LLC 12-02-354-004 87,796 ROMSHAR DEVELOPMENTS LLC 12-02-354-005 40,347 ROMSHAR DEVELOPMENTS, LLC 12-02-354-006 101,443 TOBINA INC 12-02-354-008 39,641 HEDRICK, JO ANN DECLRN TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-354-009 57,209 SERC LLC 12-02-354-010 55,704 HOPKINS, DAVID & NICOLE 12-02-354-014 95,221 WARLICK, DOUGLAS B & THOMAS, COLLEEN G 12-02-355-001 105,484 ANGEL ASSOCIATES LP 12-02-355-003 55,816 ANGEL ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 12-02-355-005 57,282 STROBEL, WM N & NORMA J 12-02-355-006 77,909 CELLA, ROBERT J & JANET T 12-02-355-008 65,905 TRIERWEILER, ROBERT L & LAUGHLIN JEAN M 12-02-355-009 59,042 HOLLAND, BRIAN J & MARY E

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12-02-310-004 74,290 GURLEY, DEBORAH ANN LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-310-005 98,367 ROLF, SCOTT M & SHELLY L 12-02-310-008 78,769 CASS, JERROLD C JR & SARA K 12-02-310-009 89,345 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT 2385 12-02-311-001 77,736 KROG, CHRISTINE 12-02-311-002 74,219 DUNAI, JULIE ANN W TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-311-003 54,869 STEVENSON, ROBERT J & MARILYN M P 12-02-311-004 90,460 BELLOC-LOWNDES, CHARLES 12-02-311-005 92,256 SMICK, NORMA J DCLARN OF TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-311-006 72,560 HOHL, SHARON A & MAULOFF, CAROLE A 12-02-311-007 55,351 JARKA, DONALD F & TAMMIE K 12-02-311-010 74,339 CRONIN, LUKE & GUDENKAUF, AMANDA 12-02-311-011 71,145 BARR-BOYNTON, JULIE A & DUDA MILDRED C 12-02-326-001 87,395 ROCKCASTLE, KRIS 12-02-326-002 61,237 BREWE, FRANKLIN D & MONACO, PAMELA 12-02-326-004 57,617 WINDEL, LINNEA A & LARRY P 12-02-326-005 86,731 RAMEY, JOSEPH C 12-02-326-007 69,224 BENJAMIN, DOUGLAS P & JENNIFER N 12-02-326-008 52,756 SMITH, STEVEN R 12-02-326-009 44,093 DIBELLA, DOMINICK P LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-326-011 74,644 REICH, DAVID C & JANE E 12-02-326-012 84,801 DIBELLA, DOMINICK P LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-326-013 62,922 NEUBAUER, JOY ANNE 12-02-326-015 58,031 GRIFFIN, AMANDA M 12-02-327-001 64,161 LAWSON, REED 12-02-327-002 61,129 JOHNSON, EVAN L DECLARATION OF TRUST 12-02-327-003 51,441 TRUST # 12354 12-02-327-004 73,175 OLSON, CHARLES E & LOIS M 12-02-327-005 64,220 SIEGELE, JENNIFER REILLY 12-02-327-006 70,463 GHEORGHE, MARIAN & EMILIA L 12-02-327-007 96,387 BENNETT, MICHAEL K & PATRICIA MC ENROE 12-02-327-008 57,311 MIRABELLA, JOSEPH F III 12-02-327-009 56,017 FINK, PEGGY ANN, DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-327-010 64,009 DUNNE, DANIEL J & MURPHY, LAUREN A 12-02-327-011 49,489 SULLIVAN, DAVID E & LYNNE M 12-02-327-012 60,885 MCGETTIGAN, SARAH TRUST 12-02-327-014 60,811 MAKARE, CHAD J & TARA L 12-02-328-003 68,493 KENNATH, JEFFREY E & KATHRYN S 12-02-328-006 58,316 STEVENSON, KATHRYN I 12-02-328-007 45,860 TRUST # 12354 12-02-328-010 60,943 HUBER, WILLIAM G & WALTRUD 12-02-328-013 67,878 NORMAN, SARA L 12-02-328-014 67,037 WIESBROCK, LUCAS P & MEGHAN K 12-02-328-018 82,933 LANGLO, JAMES F & MARY E 12-02-328-019 52,207 DOUGLAS, JEFFREY S 12-02-328-020 63,928 WITHALL, TERESA R 12-02-328-021 52,745 LULVES, JOSEPH F 12-02-328-023 66,762 SOUTHAMPTON BUILDERS LLC

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6 Kane County Chronicle Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Continued from previous page 12-02-355-010 59,131 HERMANN, ANTHONY R 12-02-355-012 23,881 RUARK, SALLY A TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-355-013 134,475 RUARK, SALLY A TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-356-001 88,357 WALLACE, JACK D & MARSHA L 12-02-356-002 89,073 ZIMMER, FREDERICK C TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-356-006 66,854 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES TR # HTSC 01117 12-02-356-007 64,416 BRANIFF, THOMAS & CAROLYN 12-02-356-011 74,684 FLODSTROM, SVEN A & PATRICIA J 12-02-356-015 54,678 BIERTZ, BLAKE R & JILLIAN N 12-02-356-016 49,783 LUTHIN, CLARAN CANDY 12-02-356-017 61,180 MALONE , DENNIS M 12-02-357-004 201,776 MCNISH, DIANA M DECLN OF TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-357-005 143,526 STATE BANK OF GENEVA, TRUSTEE TR # 140410 12-02-357-009 108,288 MOULIS, FRANK J & ELIZABETH P 12-02-357-010 102,090 HARTMANN, CAROL D DECLARATION OF TRUST 12-02-358-003 80,268 DANIELS, EDWIN L 12-02-358-005 89,218 EYSTURLID, LEE W & ERICA J 12-02-359-001 43,225 NILLES, AMY 12-02-359-002 63,414 DAVIES, NON P 12-02-359-004 109,905 GROBE, JOHN F & LINDA C 12-02-359-005 70,397 WESSELS, RICHARD H 12-02-359-006 87,184 JANKOWSKI, SUZANNE S TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-359-007 58,007 GORSKI, THEODORE S & COLLEEN M REVOC TRUSTS 12-02-359-009 77,909 ZUZULY, DANIEL & LAURA M 12-02-359-010 37,024 STUMBO, VICKI L 12-02-360-001 67,117 LORD, STEVEN JOHN & PATRICIA JOHNSON 12-02-360-002 60,110 CRAFTON, TERRY R & KRISTIN K 12-02-360-003 50,329 PARAZAIDER, ROGER W & MARY W 12-02-360-004 49,479 ALBRIGHT, JOHN E JR & ROBIN L 12-02-360-006 75,078 LUTZ, HENRY W & VOGT JOANIE M 12-02-360-007 70,268 WEAVER, MARK E & SAMPSON-WEAVER CONSTANCE 12-02-360-008 41,434 FRYDRYCHOWICZ, DAVID & DEBORAH 12-02-360-011 52,239 NELSON, LORI J & LONG, GREGORY A 12-02-360-013 41,783 SWANSON, DONALD W & JOANNE F 12-02-360-014 53,492 CROWELL, KENNETH J & KATHLEEN M 12-02-360-015 99,326 STEUART, SEAN & JENNIFER 12-02-360-016 67,622 KARCH, BRAD & SARAH 12-02-361-005 109,633 STEINBRECHER, MARCIA M 12-02-361-006 159,909 DUNIEC, BRIAN J & PATRICIA M 12-02-362-001 60,766 FAIRBANK, JUDE L 12-02-376-001 86,544 DOUCETTE, CATHY C 12-02-376-002 83,183 OGDEN, THOMAS & MARGARET 12-02-376-003 65,586 YOUNG, RANDALL & MELISSA 12-02-376-004 63,568 SPARACINO, THOMAS 12-02-377-001 85,295 MCCANN, RORY M & MERRILY C 12-02-377-002 74,793 RANDALL, GEORGIA DCLRN OF TRUST 12-02-377-003 61,675 PALERMO, MARIA F TRUST, TRUSTEE

12-02-377-005 55,996 HEMMING, TAD A & KATHERINE B 12-02-377-006 54,399 DEBATES, JEFFREY T 12-02-377-007 106,369 VAN DRIL, MELINDA ANN 12-02-378-005 71,288 BEBE, KELLY M & RYAN N 12-02-378-006 55,048 DASSION, NICHOLAS G DCLRN TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-378-007 40,352 SAUBER, KATHERINE A & DURASKI, JOHN 12-02-378-009 57,370 LINAHON, ROBERT D & ELIZABETH M 12-02-378-010 42,517 MARTINEZ, ESTELLA A 12-02-378-011 46,041 HOY, JUDITH M 12-02-378-012 46,041 GUTHRIE, REID W 12-02-379-001 56,461 KAMMERER, STEPHEN R & JEANNE M 12-02-379-002 51,847 MARGITAN, PETER JR TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-379-003 75,261 KOEHLER, TERENCE P & RACHAEL 12-02-379-004 77,108 SWANSON, JO ANNE F DECL OF TRUST TRUSTEE 12-02-379-005 39,692 KRUEGER, TERRY & LORI 12-02-379-006 47,320 NELSON, DAVID A & MARCIA K 12-02-379-008 59,623 JACKSON, WILLIAM K & ANNA L 12-02-379-011 69,997 GLASER, JAMES A LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-379-013 70,755 PILNY, EDWARD R & CAMILLE JOYCE 12-02-380-003 62,605 FOX VALLEY ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE INC 12-02-380-004 73,000 WEBB, MICHAEL B & JULIE A 12-02-380-012 64,146 HASSELL, SHIRLEY M TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-02-380-013 76,233 STACHOWICZ, RONALD & SALLY REVOC DCLRN OF TR 12-02-380-018 67,923 SHAPERA, DANIEL 12-02-380-028 64,691 WARD, JOHN C & WHALEN-WARD KAREN M 12-02-380-030 73,830 CEASE, HERMAN & MURIEL 12-02-380-031 82,064 LSF8 MASTER PARTICIPATION TRUST 12-02-380-033 93,636 HOGAN, WILLIAM D & KATHLEEN A 12-02-380-034 83,670 OLSON, STEPHEN A & ELIZABETH A 12-02-380-035 87,121 PATRICK FAMILY TRUST 12-02-380-036 79,689 LAPORT, VICTOR & COXE-LAPORTE, LYDIA 2011 TRS 12-02-380-037 60,252 OLSON, CHERYL A 12-02-380-038 61,982 LUTZ, DARLENE 12-02-380-039 66,466 BRIGHAM, DONALD & FAYE 12-02-380-040 60,761 BALDRIDGE, MARK D & MARYBETH 12-02-380-044 47,579 BROWN, DENNIS E 12-02-380-045 95,486 TUNCA, HAN & MICHELENE 12-02-380-047 150,558 STANN, STANLEY R & MCCARTHY, T & STANN-MCCARTHY, T 12-02-380-048 97,766 TRESEMER, DANIEL S & STEPHANIE M 12-02-401-001 60,155 BENSON, DANIEL G & CECILE J 12-02-401-002 55,860 WILLIAMS, JEFF D & KRISTA A 12-02-402-001 94,207 YORK, KEVIN A & ALISA C 12-02-402-002 52,107 BARLOW, WENDI 12-02-402-004 54,034 MCCORMICK, WILLIAM C & SUZANNE M 12-02-402-005 53,797 PETERSON, LARRY J & LEANNE SIRI 12-02-402-006 52,332 FORNI, DONALD L II 12-02-402-007 55,783 FORNI, DONALD & ANNINA

12-02-402-008 52,817 ONEIL, SAMUEL T & JESSICA L 12-02-402-009 58,170 BEUTKE, TYLER J 12-02-402-010 84,329 BARRERA, EMILIO, DOMITILA & NORMA DELIA 12-02-402-011 50,760 ELMGREN, DOROTHY M & WILTSIE, DONNA 3 GARDEN HILL LN 12-02-402-016 121,322 TODD, STEPHEN 12-02-402-018 101,659 JOHNSON, JOHN B & JOANNE M 12-02-402-019 78,304 SCALONE, BEVERLY L 12-02-402-020 75,105 HANSEN, JACQUELINE B 12-02-402-021 63,937 GILPIN, MATTHEW 12-02-402-022 31,857 VOEGELE, KENNETH R & SUSAN G 12-02-402-023 77,509 VOEGELE, KENNETH R & SUSAN G 12-02-402-026 93,549 HORN, JOHN R & KAREN L 12-02-402-028 73,436 HALL, STEPHEN D & MICHELLE L 12-02-402-029 95,869 RANDALL, SCOTT D & MONICA M 12-02-402-030 72,960 ABEL, STEVE & JOANN 12-02-402-032 92,052 CALIENDO, STEVEN A & CYNTHIA L DCLRN OF TRS 12-02-404-007 97,227 LEE, SHEE YEE & JENNY 12-02-404-008 107,912 NOBLE STORES LLC 12-02-404-009 346,984 PRODIGY SOLUTIONS INCORPORATED 12-02-404-015 204,013 LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSN 6053 12-02-405-018 108,334 ROLO232 PROPERTIES LLC 12-02-405-019 108,334 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 2416 12-02-405-020 108,334 TISCHHAUSER, MILES 12-02-405-021 108,334 VANTELL GROUP LLC 12-02-405-022 108,334 VANTELL GROUP LLC 12-02-405-028 83,286 VALENTE, JOSEPH DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-405-030 541,091 ALDI INC 12-02-405-041 108,334 RAUCH, MELVIN W JR 12-02-405-042 108,334 RAUCH, MELVIN W JR 12-02-427-018 72,295 ANTONSON, JEFFREY E & JENNIFER R 12-02-429-001 229,051 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 12-02-429-009 1,325,691 GENEVA STATE STREET LLC 12-02-451-004 66,327 JAHN, GARY M & KEADLE CAROLYN J 12-02-451-009 47,377 OVERHEIDT, ROBERT P & A LOUISE 12-02-451-011 59,715 KRIEGERMEIER, ERIC & POTEETE-KRIEGERMEIER, KRISTY 12-02-451-012 47,326 FIGVED, MARI E 12-02-451-017 61,091 TINNES, TIMOTHY P & HARDER HEIDI A 12-02-451-018 65,845 PIERCE, JANIE 12-02-451-019 61,530 MANNING, JOHN R 12-02-451-020 60,992 PERRY, BRADLEY C & SHARON K 12-02-451-021 61,513 NUSSER, STEVEN & CAROLINE 12-02-451-022 61,883 BIALAS, IWONA 12-02-451-029 68,523 HUFF, DANIEL C & TONI S 12-02-451-031 242,041 CODE 16 LLC 12-02-451-034 66,848 PERRY, DOUG & PINKOWSKI AMY 12-02-451-039 235,672 7166 PROPERTIES LLC 12-02-451-043 78,657 EVENSON, RONALD A & GIVENS, CAROLYN R

12-02-451-068 453,419 GENEVA PARK APARTMENTS LLC 12-02-452-004 120,116 SELENT, HENRY E 12-02-452-008 56,371 MURPHY, WILLIAM J & SHEILA C 12-02-452-009 59,139 IH2 PROPERTY ILLINOIS LP 12-02-452-026 129,036 DOENGES, ROBERT W DCLRN OF LIV TR, TRUSTEE 12-02-452-028 131,539 WHITE, WILLIAM & DEBRA 12-02-452-062 613,140 GENEVA PARK APARTMENTS LLC 12-02-453-001 56,371 MAIER, RONALD R & MARJORIE V 12-02-453-002 61,384 VESTER, STEVEN A & MARY A 12-02-453-003 59,504 ACKERMAN, CHAD J & ALLISON M 12-02-453-004 62,735 CONNELLY, SHERRI LEE 12-02-453-005 63,820 PALMER, MARLON & SUSANNA 12-02-477-033 234,539 RANDALL SYSTEMS INC 12-02-477-036 245,075 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 2049 12-02-477-037 916,335 PUBLIC STORAGE INSTITUTIONAL FUND II 12-02-477-040 75,333 ONE COMMERCE CENTER PROPERTY CO LLC 12-02-477-041 75,333 ONE COMMERCE CENTER PARKWAY CO LLC 12-02-477-047 272,204 MCDONALDS CORP 12-02-477-049 402,804 ANGEL ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 12-03-101-011 61,193 ANDERSON, KEVIN E 12-03-102-013 106,702 DOWNING, CATHERINE B 12-03-103-015 71,268 TURGUT, UMMUHAN S 12-03-104-002 95,584 REYNOLDS, DANIEL & FIONA 12-03-104-006 144,124 BAURER, MARGARET J LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-03-104-012 80,782 MARTIN, STEVEN J & AMY C 12-03-105-014 71,288 WINTER, LAURA 12-03-105-015 73,257 REINEKING, JAMES 12-03-126-003 56,459 JOHNSON, SCOTT N & CAROL L 12-03-126-008 124,140 COTTINGHAM, TYLER & MICHELE 12-03-129-013 95,204 ARNOLD, SALLY C II & BLOORE THOMAS D 12-03-130-004 79,105 BRUNO, DOMINIC & MEGAN L 12-03-130-007 82,575 PRAIRIE, DANIEL & TRACY 12-03-130-019 93,076 BOGLE, MARGARET S 12-03-131-015 66,660 GIARRATANO, SALVATORE 12-03-133-001 66,697 LORENZO, KAREN J 12-03-133-018 127,009 RAY, VERNON M & BARBARA 12-03-151-002 96,359 BAUER, KIMBERLY ANN & RAMIREZ, JOHN PATRICK 12-03-152-006 87,723 STEPHENSON, DONALD G & KELLI C 12-03-152-008 146,017 MACINO, GUY & SUSAN 12-03-155-008 80,950 HANSON, ANDREW F & SYNDER, BRYNN 12-03-156-001 89,423 PASCHKE, JEREMY & MARTHA 12-03-156-007 75,644 WITTE, JOHN W & TAMARA C 12-03-156-009 103,289 RICHTER, THEODORE E 12-03-176-018 68,101 LOISI, MICHAEL & JOLYNN 12-03-176-019 61,330 NICOLAUREN, INC 12-03-177-012 55,785 GAMBINO, DANIEL A & GRACE A

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12-03-178-011 62,994 D & A MANAGEMENT LLC 12-03-178-012 62,994 D & A MANAGEMENT LLC 12-03-179-004 82,535 VELASCO, JUAN J 12-03-179-008 63,589 DESCOTEAUX, ANDREA S 12-03-180-004 62,769 WRIGHT, ROBERT W & SANDRA 12-03-180-006 60,990 BADDORF, DONALD G & JANICE L 12-03-180-020 68,614 GROVE, ADAM & EATON, PAUL 12-03-180-021 10,452 GROVE, ADAM & EATON, PAUL 12-03-181-002 130,870 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 696 12-03-181-005 132,640 GUARGLIARDO, SALVATORE & MARIA 12-03-183-003 60,873 LUND, CHRISTINE M 12-03-183-005 64,488 BELLENDIR, DENISE M 12-03-184-006 102,071 RONEY, ROBERT K & CATHERINE A 12-03-185-012 507,861 BURGESS-NORTON MFG CO, INC 12-03-186-003 62,954 CLOY, CHRISTOPHER W 12-03-201-023 97,718 HANSEN, GORDON M & JOYCELYN 12-03-201-030 55,458 RYECROFT, CATHERINE M 12-03-201-031 129,962 ONEIL, JASON M & KIRSTEN E 12-03-201-032 126,859 SAMUELS, MOIRA E 12-03-201-033 121,913 REED, ROBERT L & MCCOLL BONNIE S 12-03-202-001 155,099 VANTHOURNOUT, MICHAEL A 12-03-202-017 64,450 DWYER, TIMOTHY 12-03-202-020 64,593 BURGESS, KATHLEEN R 12-03-202-021 66,370 WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY M REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-03-202-022 61,681 THOMPSON, MARK & LABROO, JANIS 12-03-202-023 60,766 GARDNER, MILDRED F & BROWN MARY F 12-03-202-026 64,656 SARMIENTO, PAUL D & JANE H DCLRN OF TRS 12-03-202-027 63,994 WALLACE, MARK & MONIQUE R 12-03-202-031 62,479 BIEL, STANLEY G & ALICE I 12-03-204-010 68,847 ALPINE LANDSCAPE LLC 12-03-204-016 54,983 GIRARDI, LINDA A 12-03-204-022 64,874 GIANNETTO, CARLO & CONCETTA 12-03-206-010 60,892 JAHNTZ, DAVID C 12-03-206-015 79,789 MCGILLEN, KEVIN C & ATTAWAY, JAMIE A 12-03-206-017 123,603 PRASAD, ISAAC R 12-03-226-002 301,293 OLON INDUSTRIES INC 12-03-226-008 176,588 SNICK INC 12-03-226-018 381,127 HAVLICEK PROPERTIES LLC 12-03-226-019 121,720 SNICK INC 12-03-226-027 308,643 SNICK INC 12-03-226-035 196,084 SNICK INC 12-03-227-003 368,638 RICHTER, CATHERINE JOHNSON 12-03-227-020 241,281 ROUSH, ANNE B REVOC TR & SA LAND TR 12-03-227-029 267,509 BASSETT, JOHN K & ELLEN M LIV TRS, TRUSTEES 12-03-227-034 226,026 BURGESS, THOMAS E & LINDSEY KEMPER 12-03-227-063 180,179 CREGIER, FRED Q & JO ANN 12-03-251-002 56,262 SMITH , GEORGE E II

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12-03-460-011 145,749 MATSON, RICHARD & MARGARET TRUSTS 12-03-461-005 202,252 LANNERT, J CHRISTOPHER 12-03-462-008 260,683 HAWKINS, PAUL A & ANJALI S 12-03-476-002 131,101 SEVERSON INVESTMENT GROUP LP 12-03-477-001 162,689 30W STATE, LLC 12-03-477-002 97,735 AS LANDHOLDINGS LLC 12-03-477-019 748,442 GENEVA STATE STREET PROPERTY CO LLC 12-03-478-001 77,685 AIKEN, JOSEPH J DECLRN TRUST TRUSTEE 12-03-478-002 55,896 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 140410 12-03-478-004 122,656 COOPER, RICHARD T & STEPHEN M 12-03-478-005 108,655 HART, MELODY ANN 12-03-478-009 685,492 AMERITECH - ILLINOIS 12-03-479-002 116,655 SLAVIK, LAURIE R & RYAN J 12-03-479-007 70,478 DAWSON, JEFF & BARBARA 12-03-482-015 19,460 SHODEEN INVESTMENT PROPERTY COMPANY LLC 12-04-100-041 151,898 HEYMANN, HANS G & NINA L AHLER LIV TRS, TRUSTEES 12-04-102-184 111,198 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-185 95,709 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-186 95,539 SBCG PROPERTIES LLC 12-04-102-187 118,881 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-188 97,727 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-189 43,782 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-190 119,426 BLACKBERRY DENTAL PROPERTIES LLC 12-04-102-191 117,171 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-192 94,995 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-193 85,828 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-102-194 74,557 PREFERRED REALTY MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORP 12-04-127-014 224,399 BRITCHER BLACKBERRY LLC 12-04-127-015 159 D FOUR LLC 12-04-127-016 199,554 NORUZI, JOANNE 12-04-172-006 82,129 SWORD, CARL & AMELIA 12-04-172-012 96,939 POWELL TRUST TR # 101 12-04-172-017 108,507 MCCUTCHEON, MARK A & COLLEEN J 12-04-172-026 96,167 FABSIK, MILAN & CAMILLE 12-04-174-009 100,929 RALSTON, PHILLIP R & CATHERINE M 12-04-174-021 99,949 FRANCIS, MICHAEL R & DANIELLE R 12-04-175-016 112,112 MILLER, SUSAN E TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-04-176-007 110,107 CALLAGHAN, DANIEL J & BETSY L 12-04-176-019 94,997 BAILEY, GREGORY P & KATHARINE A 12-04-176-031 115,599 STOERMER, ADAM & ERIN 12-04-191-021 107,961 NELSON, WILLIAM H & KELLEY M 12-04-192-012 124,976 WARDINSKI, ANDREW W & ELIZABETH M 12-04-193-001 88,541 FENNELL, JOHN & JESSICA

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12-04-429-012 60,476 BERENS, JON D & EILEEN M 12-04-432-003 102,220 GIESEN, DANIEL S & CHERLY R 12-04-432-005 63,581 HARRIS TR & SAVINGS BANK TR# L-2139 12-04-432-008 122,846 MURRAY, MARY C & STEPHEN J DCLRN OF TRS 12-04-432-009 105,484 CHAVEZ, GABRIEL & KATHLEEN 12-04-432-017 147,923 KOECHLEY, JOHN C & KIMBERLY A 12-04-432-019 138,320 CARLSON, MATTHEW T & KRISTEN 12-04-432-021 195,963 VAN NORTWICK, WILLIAM S & JANE S 12-04-432-022 166,281 SANDERS, BRETT A & SUE A 12-04-432-023 75,326 WOODS, FRANK EDWARD & REBECCA S 12-04-432-024 66,113 FIRSTAR BANK ILLINOIS 6845 12-04-432-025 64,271 FOOTE, ANDREW R & MADDI 12-04-432-026 71,194 ARENSMEIER, MARK & CINDY 12-04-432-027 72,738 NESBITT, SHAWN W & TONYA A 12-04-432-028 66,887 HILL, MARY M LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-04-432-031 65,012 KINDT, WILLIAM A & PATRICIA A 12-04-432-032 77,881 CIELO, CAMILO JR & MELISSA A 12-04-432-035 76,349 CONNELLY, RONALD D TRUST TRUSTEE & NORMA L 12-04-432-036 78,838 PERSINGER FAMILY TRUST 12-04-451-009 159,821 LAWRENCE, JOHN A JR & SARAH D 12-04-451-014 209,348 PESCH, ANTHONY & CLAUDIA 12-04-451-015 156,025 PESCH, ANTHONY & CLAUDIA 12-04-451-029 108,323 HENLEY, PETER & KELLY 12-04-476-010 140,410 CONNELLY, KENNETH M & KATY A 12-04-476-039 147,119 TRUST # 8002363538 12-04-476-069 177,732 SOUTH STREET SURGEONS, LLC 12-05-101-008 1 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-009 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-010 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-011 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-012 1 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-013 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-014 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-015 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-016 18,998 NVR INC 12-05-101-017 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-018 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-019 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-020 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-021 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-101-022 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-102-031 120,122 DAHLHEIM, BRUCE W & M LEE 12-05-102-036 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-102-037 72,721 BUSBY, MOLLY 12-05-102-038 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-102-039 1 BLUE GENEVA LLC 12-05-102-040 18,998 BLUE GENEVA LLC

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10 Kane County Chronicle Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Continued from previous page 12-05-351-010 127,630 KRESLER, TIMOTHY R & SANDRA A 12-05-351-011 132,030 WALSWORTH, MARK A TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-05-351-012 139,768 STEIN, JOEL & WELAGE, ADELE 12-05-351-013 136,672 HENRY, LAURA & STEVEN C 12-05-351-014 137,574 ARLOFF, STEPHAN K & CRYSTAL K 12-05-351-015 123,623 DUROVEY, DAVID W & JOAN M 12-05-352-001 134,792 KETTELL, ROBERT & MARY ANN 12-05-352-002 130,909 BILLINGS, W TODD & SHARON J 12-05-352-003 142,476 COLE, MICHELLE L LIVING TRUST 12-05-352-004 130,800 KESSLER, HEIDI E REVOC TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-05-352-005 116,181 PROSSER, ROBERT T & LOCKETT, SHELLEY M 12-05-352-006 138,105 KRUEGER, PAUL & NANCY 12-05-352-007 116,298 COURTNEY, TROY A & JOYCE L DCLRN OF TR 12-05-352-008 125,546 HUTCHINSON, MARK R & EILEEN M 12-05-352-010 124,236 WALSMA, JEFFREY W & EILEEN 12-05-352-011 110,547 SHAMLOO, KAVEH & ANNETTE 12-05-352-012 124,614 GLEAMZA, BRUCE E & LAURA G 12-05-352-013 125,742 HAPPOLD, MICHAEL R & MICHELE M 12-05-352-014 121,429 GIEL & WRIGHT JOINT LIVING TRUST 12-05-352-015 128,006 STOLTE, VERNON J & MEROLLE DIANE M 12-05-352-016 135,602 EVANS, JAMES A & MARGARET E 12-05-352-017 121,270 COVENEY, MARTIN & MARTHA MARY 12-05-352-020 122,307 GRIMM, CHARLES J & JOAN F TRUSTS 12-05-352-021 128,782 SCHAPER, JASON & WENDY 12-05-352-023 133,153 DUFFY, MICHAEL D & JENNIFER 12-05-352-024 129,596 RENTAS, NICK & KATHLEEN 12-05-352-025 119,082 WEILANDT, MARTIN T & CELESTE K 12-05-352-026 128,130 RIZZO, PAUL C & KATHLEEN M 12-05-352-027 128,601 DREW, MATTHEW K & SIOBHAN K 12-05-353-002 121,363 MODAFF, JANET GAIL REVOC LIV TRUST 12-05-353-003 130,305 MARSH, PAUL M & HOLLY A 12-05-353-004 131,587 CARY, RICHARD E & JULIE A 12-05-353-005 122,965 LASTER, MASON E & CLAIRE M 12-05-353-006 122,622 REED, DUANE W & SUSANNE M 12-05-353-008 118,872 GALBATO, GREGORY & JULIE 12-05-353-009 137,459 CROWN, DAVID BRUCE & MARY LOU 12-05-353-010 127,653 SCHULENBERG, KEVIN J & MELISSA 12-05-353-011 142,343 PEDERSEN, JOHN R & REBECCA J 12-05-353-012 121,899 BICKEL, JOSHUA T & WHITNEY A 12-05-353-014 116,582 MARREN, ANN T 12-05-378-019 50,132 HERGENROTHER, JASON M & NANCY 12-05-380-012 118,371 CHAUDARY, FAROOQ M & SOBIA F 12-05-400-021 79 DELNOR-COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION 12-05-404-009 93,309 DREGER, BRIAN & CAROL 12-05-404-016 113,099 MAIN, GEORGE M & JENNIFER J 12-05-405-087 52,672 FLESSNER, RICHARD & PATRICIA

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12-07-253-013 144,213 SHODEEN HOMES LLC 12-07-253-015 127,795 TOPPETT, WILLIAM L & CAROL L 12-07-253-016 148,192 MEIER, CHRISTOPHER J & LEIGH A 12-07-253-017 151,242 MCCARTHY, SEAN T & KIRSTIN A 12-07-254-013 153,635 SCOTT, NEIL D 12-07-255-005 160,834 FORTUN, JASON M & TRACY L 12-07-255-009 63,370 SHODEEN HOMES LLC 12-07-255-012 96,404 LEE , MICHAEL L & LINDSAY D 12-07-256-006 139,689 BABB, MICHAEL F 12-07-256-007 154,435 FOX, ANDREW T & JAIME L 12-07-256-015 153,648 COX, MATTHEW W & JENNIFER L 12-07-301-007 100 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 926 12-07-302-001 91,916 MUSIL, KENNETH A & JOAN C 12-07-302-002 104,133 KRYWAR, GREGORY & KATHLEEN 12-07-302-003 131,167 GIMRE, CONSTANCE S 1994 TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-07-303-001 116,868 GOULET, RODNEY J 12-07-303-002 121,930 HARTZ, WILLIAM E & LINDA M 12-07-303-003 134,433 SHALLAT, CHARLES H & HEATHER N TRUSTS 12-07-303-005 126,023 DIMARIA, MICHAEL S & PATRICIA J 12-07-303-007 97,754 BRIGHAM, DEBORAH C 12-07-303-008 121,447 LEUNG, TONY K & LINDA W 12-07-303-009 107,043 DOWDELL, RICHARD G & LYNN M 12-07-303-011 121,430 VASANDANI, MAHENDER 12-07-326-002 239,886 CASBOURNE, GLENN R & DOS SANTOS, CRISTINE FIOR CLEMENTE 12-07-326-012 155,913 WADE, PATRICK E & SARA A 12-07-326-013 158,277 MAYSZAK, MICHAEL T & NANCY A 12-07-377-006 219,917 SCHWEINER, JOHN R & THERESE 12-07-377-020 1,592 SHO DEEN INC 12-07-377-021 200 WATNES, PAUL 12-07-399-001 4,882 GENEVA PARK DISTRICT 12-07-401-001 24,171 GENEVA PARK DISTRICT 12-08-100-020 543 FISHER, ARTHUR J JR & ELEANOR 12-08-126-012 62,145 HOOVEL, MARGARET 12-08-126-013 52,843 DEMMEL, CHRISTOPHER 12-08-126-014 62,072 HENRY, WILBERT A 12-08-126-015 67,288 OLECHOWSKI, BETTY 12-08-126-020 58,325 CALLAHAN, BRIAN D & FARA MICHEL E L 12-08-126-021 57,709 CARLSON, KENNETH E 12-08-126-022 49,868 SISTO, JACELYN K 12-08-126-023 58,983 DENINGER, JONATHAN E 12-08-126-024 58,348 HORN, MICHAEL R 12-08-126-025 48,332 APGAR, KEVIN W & KATIE A 12-08-126-026 49,864 RUST, KATHLEEN M 12-08-126-027 58,983 KROEGER, BANIUTA E FAMILY TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-08-126-028 58,325 BIEGEL, STEPHEN J & JANET M 12-08-126-029 49,864 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP 12-08-126-030 58,285 AYALA, TAEKO TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-08-126-031 58,011 TRAUTMAN, DEBRA K

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12-10-309-031 46,784 STEFENHAGEN, DAWN 12-10-310-021 59,612 MAHER, MARY L 12-10-310-022 64,563 WIEGAND, EDWARD L & JUDITH L DECLRN TRUST 12-10-310-023 70,591 KRUSE, PAUL & PAMELA HOLMSHEK 12-10-310-025 53,227 ZURN, JOHN F & DONNA M 12-10-327-002 44,576 GOODFELLOW, MARY LIVING TRUST 12-10-327-003 295,799 GOODFELLOW, MARY LIVING TRUST 12-10-329-008 86,178 BENNETT, JAY C JR & MARY PAT 12-10-329-009 80,964 COOPER, MAUREEN A 12-10-329-010 81,916 CONLEY, ROGER E & DEBORA G 12-10-329-011 89,699 WHITE, JAMES W & PATRICIA A LIVING TRUSTS 12-10-329-013 120,610 GOEWEY, BRIAN M & LISA HAGEN 12-10-330-005 241,076 MAGNUSON, WARREN E & ROBBIN 12-10-330-006 240,926 REINECKE, MARK A & ENGLE, MARSHA 12-10-352-001 68,315 PALMQUIST, JEFFREY D & CHRISTINE S 12-10-352-002 70,260 SARROS, PAUL & MILDRED 12-10-352-003 66,493 WILLIAMS, EARL W & JACKIE E 12-10-352-004 65,442 HOFMANN, PAUL C & JEAN M 12-10-352-005 66,428 REIMER, ROBERT I & CHERE D 12-10-352-007 68,485 DASSOW, SHIRLEY K 12-10-352-008 68,564 BOLT, DAVID F & MARY L 12-10-352-009 68,245 ABPLANALP, JENNIFER & DENNIS 12-10-352-010 71,142 LUDWIG, DANIEL R & DONNA C 12-10-352-011 66,493 KOHORST, RONALD & DONNA 12-10-352-012 78,247 LYNCH, JAMES L & KARLA P 12-10-352-013 87,318 LITTAUER, AMANDA H & STEELE, LAURA D 12-10-352-014 65,046 COLLINS, DAVID C & JOANN T 12-10-352-015 89,592 OTTER, JOSEPHINE E LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-10-352-016 68,788 MCREYNOLDS, MICHAEL D & PENNY L 12-10-352-017 74,319 WATERS, MARY R 12-10-352-018 81,083 BAGBY, RICHARD A & DORIS L 12-10-353-020 71,892 KUCHERA, JOSEPH K JR 12-10-353-025 72,275 BOGAR, MARTHA M 12-10-353-026 45,325 BERG, LINDA J REVOC TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-10-353-027 41,800 WRIGHT, JANE E 12-10-353-028 41,800 GILLIGAN, JAMES M & LISA M 12-10-353-030 91,474 SCHAFER, TIMOTHY M 12-10-353-032 56,763 RUSS, GERALD R & SHANNON B 12-10-353-033 76,537 FRAZIER, DONNA M & VEJSELI, KIMBERLY F 12-10-353-034 67,222 TUCKER, RUDINE M 12-10-354-001 57,483 SMITH, JONAH C & DANIELLE L 12-10-354-002 54,450 TIBBOTT, ELAINE L 12-10-354-007 70,148 SLEPIKAS, MICHAEL J & MICHELLE M 12-10-354-008 70,960 LAUTENSCHLAGER, JACK & MARJORIE A 12-10-354-009 77,452 ZIMMERMAN, PETER R & KRISTIN L 12-10-354-015 88,372 ADAMS, ROBERT H & MARY 12-10-354-016 88,144 GONZALEZ, RONALD M

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12-11-201-007 59,635 SZUSTAKIEWICZ, CHESTER & ELZBIETA 12-11-201-010 62,639 LARSON, CHARLES U & MARY & OCONNOR, MARTHA 12-11-201-011 56,337 BIERMAN, PAMELA S REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-11-201-012 59,666 SMITH, JAMES R & HELEN M 12-11-201-013 74,930 KIRSCHKE, DENNIS JR 12-11-202-001 56,371 CLARKE, DAWN M 12-11-202-002 59,719 MERTES, GERALD J & KATHLEEN F 12-11-202-013 52,164 SNODGRASS, LAWRENCE G & PATRICIA C 12-11-202-027 64,327 RIESER, TERESA L LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-11-202-028 64,327 MARSHALL, KATHERINE L 12-11-202-030 70,548 STANCZYK, SANDRA L 12-11-202-031 70,548 ECKSTROM, P T & N L REVOC LIVING TRUST 12-11-202-032 68,493 BOLGREN, JAMIE M 12-11-202-033 68,493 ROONEY, JAMES M & ANNE M 12-11-203-003 100,074 CUMMINGS, MICHAEL 12-11-300-019 573 KANE COUNTY 12-11-400-013 415 PAYDON, R HARLAN TRUST 12-11-400-017 2,838 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-2002 12-12-128-001 3,622 JAIN, RENU 12-12-176-003 51,495 FULLHART, CLIFFORD L & PATRICIA A 12-12-176-009 68,337 CUNNINGHAM, JAMES C 12-12-177-004 321 SOUTH KIRK, LLC 12-12-178-001 52,500 WISSING, MARK T & VIVIAN R 12-12-178-013 145,556 TITUS, THOMAS R REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST 12-12-178-021 71,355 KRAMER & SONS LLC 12-12-178-022 31 MAHER, BRIAN & JUNE 12-12-200-007 120,673 KRAMER & SONS LLC 12-12-200-031 2,206 SMITH, MICHAEL 12-12-200-032 98,155 KAUTZ, WILLIAM R 12-12-200-033 481 CUSHING, C M SMUDDE J L & MILNAMOW M R 12-12-200-035 12,605 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKFIELD 12-12-200-036 16,568 HASSELL, FRANK A TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-12-200-037 83,720 STARE, ROBERT L & PATRICIA L 12-12-300-014 83,640 NORTH STAR TRUST CO, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TR # USB 2918 12-12-300-018 567,934 DION PROPERTIES LLC 12-12-300-022 38,425 DPS ENTERPRISES II LLC 12-12-300-039 99 SARADAN CORPORATION 12-12-300-056 6,795 DKIDS LLC 12-12-300-062 36 HISH, JOSEPH 12-12-300-063 454 DPS ENTERPRISES LLC 12-12-300-064 26 FABYAN VACANT I LLC 12-12-300-067 13 FABYAN VACANT II ,LLC 12-12-300-068 37 FABYAN VACANT LOT I, LLC 12-12-400-002 12,669 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKFIELD 12-12-400-011 9,261 GENEVA INDUSTRIAL VENTURES LLC 12-12-400-015 1,652 GENEVA INDUSTRIAL VENTURES LLC

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12-10-355-001 76,706 MARSH, DARREN R & JENNIFER R 12-10-355-002 59,694 CEASE, HERMAN & MURIEL 12-10-355-003 60,291 WELLS, TODD & KELLY 12-10-355-004 67,087 KOHORST, DANIEL M 12-10-355-005 68,920 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 2556 12-10-355-007 60,291 FRONCZAK, CHRISTOPHER J & MARSHALL, ABIGAIL K 12-10-355-008 70,363 GREGORY, ELENI DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-10-355-009 69,242 MCCORMICK, WILLIAM C & SUZANNE M 12-10-355-010 92,154 JENSEN, DOUGLAS A & SUSAN W 12-10-355-011 77,364 NUNES, PAUL J 12-10-355-012 91,165 BIELENBERG, DANIEL R & KIT K 12-10-355-013 80,109 MORRISON, JACK C & LORNA S DCLRN OF TR 12-10-355-014 67,351 GERDES, GISELA M TRUST TRUSTEE 12-10-355-015 67,384 DOYLE, ELLEN J TRUST TRUSTEE 12-10-355-017 66,099 WADLEIGH, GERALD L & JUNE 12-10-355-018 95,032 OGGOIAN, ARA 12-10-356-001 69,067 PAKAN, CHRISTINE J 12-10-356-002 77,299 WALLNER, DONALD J & A H 12-10-356-003 67,444 HATCZEL, ROBERT S & DIANE S 12-10-356-004 70,757 STANEVICIUS, JOHN E 12-10-356-005 64,427 MILLER, CAROLE M 12-10-356-006 74,669 POWERS, CRAIG M & NANCY Z 12-10-356-007 63,163 WALLS, RICHARD & MARJORIE R TRUSTS 12-10-356-008 67,587 NAUGHTON, BERNARD C & BEVERLY 12-10-356-009 77,971 HOSELTON, ELIZABETH A 12-10-357-001 64,004 MCCORMICK, THOMAS E 12-10-357-002 64,542 RAMANAUSKAS, DONATAS & RASA 12-10-357-003 62,951 MURPHY, DENNIS B & KAMINSKI, ERIN MURPHY 12-10-357-005 66,476 LUBKE, ROBERT M & ANNA TRUST 12-10-357-006 66,476 SEVERSON, GARY A 12-10-357-008 64,027 RODDEN, MARLENE & GEORGE 12-10-376-001 81,791 HEINTZ, LAVERN E & HOLLY 12-10-376-002 102,247 RALSTON, JEFFREY S & KATHLEEN D 12-10-376-003 77,135 HULTINE, SCOTT L & REBECCA S 12-10-376-004 84,010 GOLDSTEIN, CANDICE LIVING TRUST 12-10-376-005 82,581 RAMBO, STEVEN & PATRICIA 12-10-376-006 78,288 SICKINGER, PAUL & MARGARET 12-10-376-007 88,958 KRUMHUS, JO ANN 12-10-376-008 89,166 HELMKE, MARK E & ELIZABETH A 12-10-376-011 363,814 RIVERBANK PROPERTIES LLC 12-10-401-028 62,670 BRALEY, HENRY R 12-11-102-003 63,584 HANLON, MATTHEW J & ANITA M 12-11-102-005 94,900 LEWIS, MARK A & DEBRA A 12-11-102-007 147,210 KROLL, MATTHEW R & JENNIFER A 12-11-103-001 96,115 KINTOP, CHERYL 12-11-103-002 60,394 HAYCOX, MATTHEW J & GARDNER-HAYCOX, JAMIE L

12-11-103-003 50,801 GANN, SANDRA K 12-11-103-004 66,758 CARLSON, KENNETH L & LAURA J 12-11-103-005 61,374 COTIE, RUSSELL E JR & JEANNE 12-11-103-006 46,799 AGRESTI, LARUE & BARANOWSKI, STEVE A 12-11-103-007 48,233 WILLIAMS, JEFF D & KRISTA A 12-11-103-008 46,148 MAAS, STEPHEN M 12-11-103-009 74,972 TOTMAN, PATRICK M & JENNIFER 12-11-103-010 45,485 MACALUSO, JOSEPH M & SARAH L 12-11-104-001 46,038 BARKEI, RANDALL W & KATHLEEN M 12-11-104-004 90,493 ESPING, SPENCER A & CLAUDIA A 12-11-104-005 60,135 SACREY, JACQUELINE M 12-11-104-006 81,708 LAND TRUST AGREEMENT 12-11-104-007 71,682 CLOSE, ANN TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-11-104-008 79,271 CRAFTON, JOEL L & CHRISTY A 12-11-104-009 71,545 MCMURRAY, SCOTT E & SHERI S 12-11-104-010 54,959 LINDO, MAYNARD CHARLES DCLRN OF LIVING TR AGRMT 12-11-104-011 56,208 HAROLDSON, RYAN B 12-11-104-012 50,952 MCBEAN, JOHN SR & STARSHAK MARTHA DCLRN TR 12-11-104-013 100,583 BURKHARDT, PETER H & MARGO A 12-11-126-002 58,848 NESSLING, RICHARD J 12-11-126-003 56,105 JURIGA, WILLIAM C 12-11-126-004 50,328 KRUEGER, TERRANCE & LORI 12-11-126-005 45,911 KRUSE, KEVIN M & ELIZABETH D 12-11-126-006 47,262 SCHINDLBECK, EDWARD C & BRENDA J 12-11-126-007 45,569 KUSSRO, HERMAN W III & NELSON SARAH K 12-11-126-009 46,127 HELLSTROM, JEREMY W & ELIZABETH 12-11-126-010 59,581 THERRIEN, JOSHUA E & ANDREA L 12-11-127-001 48,263 TROINAI, BRADLEY J 12-11-127-002 49,549 CIUPEK, GABRIEL & ESTHER A 12-11-127-010 67,583 OFLAHERTY, JAMES R 12-11-128-001 57,073 GOMEZ, JOSE C & PAMELA L 12-11-128-002 46,990 LORENZ, MATTHEW P & CORA 12-11-128-003 53,868 BERENS, JON D & EILEEN M 12-11-128-004 49,000 VAN DE MARK, LORI SHEPARD LIVING TRUST 12-11-128-005 41,157 SHEAHAN, MICHAEL 12-11-128-006 50,260 BORK, JULIA A 12-11-128-016 68,988 VENTURA, ANTHONY & CORINNE 12-11-128-017 67,013 KRATOCHVIL, JOSEPH M 12-11-128-018 73,051 NAGAITSEV, SERGEI & MARGARET 12-11-128-019 77,282 ZOIS, GUS D 12-11-128-020 66,688 CHIHOWSKI, FRANK JR & BARBARA 12-11-128-021 78,007 GARRETT, SCOTT & HOPE E L 12-11-128-022 72,506 MARTIN, JAMES & HAUSER NANCY A 12-11-128-028 97,031 LOW, PETER M & ANDREA D 12-11-128-035 45,569 MURRAY, MARY C & STEPHEN J DCLRN TRS, TRUSTEES 12-11-128-036 69,968 KANE, CHRISTINE 12-11-128-037 49,574 BENSON, MARK A & PAMELA K

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12-13-200-001 245,783 FABYAN OFFICE PLAZA LLC 12-13-201-001 1,074,949 TEGRANT ALLOYD BRANDS INC 12-13-202-010 1,423,930 WOODYS BATAVIA PROPERTIES LLC 12-13-202-011 433,752 TEK PAK PROPERTIES LLC 12-13-226-048 379,376 EVOLUTION ASSOCIATES LLC 12-13-226-052 43,909 CVENGROS, NANCY REVOC TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-13-226-061 95,711 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS 12-13-226-062 65,857 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS 12-13-226-064 65,857 LEACHAR BUILDING LP 12-13-226-065 97,965 WEST CHICAGO PARTNERS LLC 12-13-226-066 97,965 GARCIA, ARMANDO & KATHLEEN 12-13-226-067 65,857 TAAG LLC 12-13-226-068 87,422 DAVMAT LLC 12-13-226-070 98,200 COOLING & APPLIED TECHNOLOGY INC 12-13-226-071 87,546 MOSS FAMILY HOLDINGS LLC SERIES 1803 SUNCAST 12-13-226-073 52,796 MASON, PHILIP & PAMELA 12-13-226-074 55,253 ERACORP HOLDINGS LLC 12-13-226-075 55,270 DEVINCENT, JOSEPH J 12-13-226-077 52,879 HANKCIA LLC 12-13-226-079 51,017 FIRST STATE BANK 12-13-226-080 51,203 FIRST STATE BANK 12-13-226-082 144,299 FIRST STATE BANK 12-13-227-006 345,994 LANDIS LANE GROUP LTD 12-13-227-009 450,377 MAROVICH & GIERKE INC 12-13-227-018 107,989 REAMS PROPERTIES, INC 12-13-227-020 353,011 WEST WIND PROPERTIES LLC 12-13-227-022 262,937 MENDALA, ANDREW 12-13-227-024 427,250 WEST CHICAGO PARTNERS LLC 12-13-228-025 375,726 TRUST # 10302 12-13-228-032 523,674 SUNCAST I LLC 12-13-228-035 910,233 MCDEWEY PROPERTIES LLC 12-13-228-036 616,054 CASAPPA CORPORATION 12-13-251-051 937,678 GLOD ENTERPRISES LLC 12-13-251-054 1,344,842 CENTRAL AMERICA LAND & BUILDING LLC 12-14-100-005 433 NAGEL, DANIEL A 12-14-100-006 110 NAGEL, DANIEL A 12-14-100-007 546 NAGEL, DANIEL A 12-14-100-009 773 NAGEL, DANIEL A 12-14-100-010 273 NAGEL, DANIEL A 12-14-152-018 60,659 COSENTINO, CHRISTOPHER D & ELIZABETH C A 12-14-153-013 1,621,514 WEST WIND PROPERTIES LLC 12-14-176-020 336,853 FAUNTLEY PROPERTIES LLC 12-14-176-028 129,852 HAWLEY SUNSET PARTNERS LLC 12-14-176-040 231 NAGEL, DANIEL A 12-14-176-043 351 KANE COUNTY 12-14-177-004 463 XENID PROPERTIES LLC

12-14-177-006 268 XENID PROPERTIES LLC 12-14-200-003 76,381 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-2002 12-14-200-004 321 PAYDON, R HARLAN TRUST 12-14-200-010 13,456 PAYDON, R HARLAN TRUST 12-14-200-022 1,442 JOE KEIM LAND CORP 12-14-200-023 205 JOE KEIM LAND CORP 12-14-201-015 95 XENID PROPERTIES LLC 12-14-201-016 804,183 FIRSTAR NAPER BANK TR # 7-2209 12-14-202-007 1,104,449 CAMBRIA CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC 12-14-203-002 574,241 LV2 ALUMINUM CASTINGS LLC 12-14-203-022 99,402 NYAEME, SUADAD & SHAHLA 12-14-203-031 620,734 GIBRALTAR PROPERTIES GROUP LLC 12-14-203-032 185,820 NICOR GAS COMPANY 12-14-203-033 254,922 THRYSELIUS, RONALD L & SHIRLEY M FAMILY TRUST 12-14-204-002 189,334 FISTER / ALEWEL LLC 12-14-204-006 120,403 NORTHER COMMAND LLC 12-14-204-007 156,369 ATLAS FIRST ACCESS ACQUISITION LLC 12-14-204-009 480,689 PSH PROPERTIES LLC 12-14-204-013 107,383 ROJIC, RICHARD JR & CYNTHIA 12-15-102-001 63,772 RYAN, COREY JAMES & KUPPIER, AMANDA MAE 12-15-102-002 75,934 FORNI FAMILY TRUST 12-15-102-003 72,343 HETZLER, BETSY J DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-15-102-004 74,306 GIERTZ, ROBERT W & CAROL R 12-15-102-005 64,254 TIMM, SCOTT H & RHONDA J 12-15-102-007 74,240 YELLE, JAMES C & DEBBIE L 12-15-104-004 112,471 FROST, MICHAEL R & SANDRA L 12-15-126-001 171,500 GENEVA-SEGER 2 LLC & GENEVA-IREIC LLC & ET AL 12-15-126-002 258,394 GENEVA-SEGER 2 LLC & GENEVA-IREIC LLC & ET AL 12-15-126-003 153,534 GENEVA-SEGER 2 LLC & GENEVA-IREIC LLC & ET AL 12-15-126-004 73,247 EITER, JOHN H 12-15-126-008 474,277 BATAVIA AVENUE PROPERTIES LLC 12-15-151-001 75,279 CARLSEN, THEODORE W & CAROL N 12-15-151-003 75,858 KINTZ, JAMES & VIRGINIA 12-15-151-004 70,900 DANOS, DEMETRI J 12-15-151-005 63,817 KATZ, ADAM 12-15-151-006 74,982 HENSEL, STEVEN A & SWEARINGEN-HENSEL C 12-15-151-007 68,439 JOHNSON, KIMBERLY 12-15-151-008 63,295 BAASKE, GEORGE L 12-15-151-009 63,246 HANKUS, FRANK & SUSAN & LUTTRELL, MICHAEL & MICHELLE 12-15-151-010 62,132 BUSCH, RUBY JOANN 12-15-151-012 55,427 PETERSON, CHRISTINE A 12-15-151-013 54,674 FATIHI, EMAD M & HANAA H 12-15-152-001 111,558 ESPINOSA, JOSEPH J & LEIGH A 12-15-152-002 89,929 TULLY, JAMES D & BONNIE L 12-15-152-003 71,282 SCHONBACK, JAMES R & JUDY A 12-15-152-004 71,488 HARRISS, DENNIS J & MARCIA A 12-15-152-005 67,117 BORROR, KRIS & JANET

12-15-152-006 68,006 GROCH, DONALD E & DORIS J 12-15-152-017 117,850 BOSCHEE, JERR ARTHUR & BALL, LINDA SUZANNE 12-15-152-022 111,385 BALK, JOHN T & BETTY A TR, TRUSTEES 12-15-153-009 72,776 KETTERING, WILLIAM J & SHEILA M 12-15-153-010 73,506 ZOCHERT, MICHAEL P & LAURA 12-15-153-011 64,847 KAY, ROBERT T & KAREN M 12-15-153-012 78,463 TROUT, TIMOTHY L & DORIS I 12-15-153-013 76,628 BULLMAN, DENNIS & DINA 12-15-153-015 73,567 SANDBERG, JEFFREY C 12-15-153-016 66,773 ANDERSON, DANIEL L & MARY J 12-15-153-017 71,941 BENCHMARK HOLDINGS INC 12-15-153-018 78,444 CRUM, MICHAEL J & NICOLE R 12-15-153-022 1,797,092 HOLMSTAD INC 12-15-153-025 2,177,782 HOLMSTAD, THE 12-15-154-001 63,433 WOZNICKI, STEVEN ROBERT 12-15-155-001 82,298 WHATLEY, MAURICE J JR & LINDA K 12-15-155-002 75,518 SCALA, ROBERT GERARDO 12-15-155-003 84,584 HANSLIK, WAYNE G & SHARON A 12-15-155-005 89,790 ENGUITA, MICHAEL R 12-15-155-006 77,797 SULITA, MICHAEL & MELISSA A 12-15-176-007 372,455 725 FABYAN PARKWAY LLC 12-15-177-010 676,566 HOLMSTAD, THE 12-15-177-012 872,496 COVENANT HEALTH CARE CENTER INC 12-15-202-004 371,023 COLUMBIAN CLUB OF BATAVIA 12-15-227-002 2,293 KANE COUNTY 12-15-276-001 265,248 CG BATAVIA HOLDINGS LLC 12-15-301-003 66,153 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BATAVIA TR # 474 12-15-301-004 96,258 GEORGE BANKS LLC 12-15-301-006 96,765 BOLL, REGAN W & JULIA R 12-15-301-008 81,047 ROJIC, RICHARD J JR & CYNTHIA A 12-15-301-010 84,528 LOWE, PATRICIA E 12-15-301-039 76,490 HINES, LESTER J & BONNIE K 12-15-301-040 84,462 GOTTSCHALK, JAMES W & KAREN S 12-15-301-041 74,953 KENNEY, JAMES W & CYNTHIA A 12-15-301-043 87,603 MELIUNAS, EGIDIJUS & MIGO, JOANNA J 12-15-301-044 81,665 STRAWNIAK, WILLIAM & KAREN 12-15-301-045 85,744 FLANAGAN, DENNIS E & EVELYN C 12-15-301-046 929,061 HOLMSTAD, THE 12-15-301-057 17,931 LIFESTYLE HOMES & PROPERTIES LLC 12-15-301-058 1,145 LIFESTYLE HOMES & PROPERTIES LLC 12-15-326-053 201,942 GRANATO, WILLIAM D & ANTOINETTE V 12-16-101-004 728,137 TOMARAS GENEVA INC 12-16-101-005 568,203 1881 PARTNERS LLC 12-16-101-007 58,977 GLENEAGLE PROPERTIES LLC 12-16-101-008 51,504 GLENEAGLE PROPERTIES LLC 12-16-101-009 55,351 C & A ENGLISH PROPERTIES LLC 12-16-101-010 85,026 BATENI, HAMID

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12-16-281-004 86,893 JAJICH, JOHN & DONNA 12-16-281-005 87,723 LAWLESS, FRANCIS J & DOROTHY L 12-16-281-006 87,917 DROESKE, CHRISTOPHER T & ANTOINETTE M 12-16-281-007 94,904 WALDSCHMIDT, JOSEPH P & STEPHANIE A 12-16-281-008 91,651 ROSSELL, MICHAEL W & LYNN A 12-16-281-009 85,318 ALLEN, ROBERT W & PATRICIA M 12-16-301-001 2,627,528 SPIRIT MASTER FUNDING III LLC 12-16-326-005 90,960 SCHULTZ, DANIEL J & PAULA R 12-16-401-009 82,762 HARTNETT, JAMES E & ELIZABETH M 12-16-401-012 80,811 DEETER, JOHN J & NANCY A 12-16-401-038 91,525 RHODES, RANDOLPH S & KAREN T 12-16-401-039 91,574 DEMOTT, RALPH E & BARBARA A 12-16-401-040 87,943 RICHARDSON, DAVID & GAYLE 12-16-401-041 87,723 COLIAS, JOHN & REGINA 12-16-401-042 93,498 CAI, JIALING & PAN RONG QIONG 12-16-401-043 100,474 CHAMBERS, STEVEN W & TRESA J 12-16-401-044 85,382 POTTER, JEANNE M 12-16-401-049 85,665 SCACCIA, FRANK A & SUSAN A 12-16-401-051 95,068 WEDOW, ERIC K & DIANA 12-16-401-055 78,348 STEINBRENNER, GLENN A & CORINNE K 12-16-402-001 77,469 GROSS, JEFFREY A & BARBARA A 12-16-402-002 68,610 KOVARIK, JAMES D & PEGGY R 12-16-402-003 74,734 HOCH, KENNETH H & MARY KAY 12-16-402-005 68,772 KARNS, MATTHEW K & MARGARET M 12-16-402-006 88,767 MEYER, THOMAS F & BLANCA L REVOCABLE TRUSTS 12-16-402-007 94,441 JOYCE, THOMAS P & DIANE G 12-16-402-008 103,030 MUSHENO, JASON P 12-16-402-009 99,643 MC GARR, THOMAS W & DIANE M 12-16-402-010 108,985 HUBBARD, NOLAN & BONNIE 12-16-402-011 84,468 ROZEK, JAMES C & VALERIE A 12-16-406-001 88,166 KULCZYCKI, DAVID & CHRISTY P 12-16-407-001 85,944 BERGSTROM, DAVID E & ANN L 12-16-407-002 84,991 SUTTON, DAVID A & MAUREEN P 12-16-407-003 84,996 STEIN, EDWARD R & ADELE I 12-16-407-004 96,157 OBERG, LINDA M TRUST 12-16-407-005 92,750 SIDDENS, JOSEPH L & CARRIE B 12-16-407-006 84,162 BUSCH, ANTHONY R & LAUREEN M 12-16-408-001 86,455 IDERAN, DAVID J & PATRICIA W 12-16-408-002 103,278 PIRON, DENNIS J JR & JOANNE M 12-16-408-003 80,705 DOLAN, MICHAEL M & CYNTHIA L 12-16-408-004 102,391 LINDSTROM, JASON M & ANNE C 12-16-426-008 72,272 CONNELL, MICHAEL C & MORGAN L 12-16-426-009 88,985 KALLSTROM, ROBERTA L REVOCABLE TRUST 12-16-426-010 79,615 JOHNSON, DENNIS L & DONNA W 12-16-426-011 74,718 PETERSON, LEE DCLRN OF TRUST 12-16-426-012 81,936 MICHAEL, RICHARD II & KATHLEEN 12-16-426-013 78,534 EDWARDS, JESSE E & JUDITH I

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12-16-103-008 111,696 NOGIEC, JERZY M & ALINA 12-16-127-004 205,423 DORION, JAMES F & KIMBERLY 12-16-128-007 97,023 GREINER, TORY & KALIE 12-16-226-001 65,955 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 682 12-16-226-002 76,032 STEUART, MATTHEW K & MELISSA 12-16-226-003 94,469 LAMPLOUGH, JOEL S JR & JEANINE 12-16-226-004 64,824 REDWOLF, WILL & LISA M 12-16-226-005 59,819 DRAFALL, KRISTINE S 12-16-226-006 60,947 FUJIMOTO, LAURIE B HARRIS 12-16-226-010 69,403 WICKLUND, SCOTT 12-16-226-011 72,616 BREITROSE, HOWARD & WENDI 12-16-226-013 90,843 CHALBERG, ROBERT K & JUDITH L 12-16-226-014 81,882 THOMPSON, PATRICIA A TRUST 12-16-226-015 64,227 FRANCIS, MATTHEW & WHITLEY, CATY 12-16-226-016 62,618 BRADDY, ELIOT D & BROWN, JULIE M 12-16-226-017 83,247 OLSEN, PETER & MISTY DAWN 12-16-228-013 97,485 MARTIN, FRANK L III & SUSAN C 12-16-229-003 103,364 DREES, DELORES REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-16-251-002 58,829 DAUNHEIMER, DAVID A & ELIZABETH N 12-16-251-004 67,405 STICKNEY, THOMAS C & JANET A 12-16-251-005 62,842 JOHNSON, RANDALL & EVELYN LIVING TRUST 12-16-251-007 68,899 SCHULTZ, KENNETH W 12-16-251-008 61,475 WICKLUND, GREGORY D & SUSAN M 12-16-251-009 89,609 COVARRUBIAS, VICTOR & JUDITH LYNN 12-16-251-010 95,077 VALENTI, JENNIFER & BRATSLAVSKY, GUSTAVE 12-16-251-011 90,685 ELLIOTT, CRISPIN P & JANELLE J 12-16-251-012 73,446 PAULI, RONALD A 12-16-251-013 73,808 BREMS, HUGH F & JOAN M 12-16-251-014 71,446 TOTZ, CLAYTON J & MARCIA S 12-16-251-015 83,193 BRAND, DANIEL F REVOC TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-16-251-022 123,817 HOLLAND, MICHAEL G & SUZANNE L 12-16-252-006 80,926 HERMAN, JOSH & HOLLY B 12-16-252-007 84,970 BUS, PHILLIP S & HELEN M 12-16-252-008 84,191 PRATS, CHRISTOPHER P KATHRYN L 12-16-252-011 91,506 SMITH, PATRICK C & ANN M WEBER 12-16-252-012 84,996 VAN NOORD, KARL I & PATRICIA S 12-16-252-013 87,917 MORGANO, RUTH A 12-16-252-014 86,810 KLEIVA, CHRISTOPHER V & BARBARA A 12-16-252-015 93,497 MUELLER, CHRISTOPHER 12-16-252-016 87,943 KRAUT, BARBARA 12-16-252-017 82,557 DUNCAN, TODD & MICHELLE 12-16-252-018 91,884 MARTINEZ, ROBERT A & LUZ M 12-16-252-019 93,388 PALATHINGAL, ALBERT & ALBERT, MERINA 12-16-253-001 78,189 BUCKLEY, ROBERT J & MELISSA K 12-16-253-002 88,704 NEAL, RONALD J & LYNN M 12-16-253-003 80,619 VERONE, JOHN J & ELIZABETH E 12-16-253-004 88,091 SIEKIERSKI, MARK L & SUSAN E

12-16-253-005 93,074 ORJUELA, MIGUEL & DIANA P 12-16-253-006 87,943 MALKOWSKI, KEITH & THERESA 12-16-253-007 87,528 THOMPSON, ROBIN J & JANE A 12-16-253-008 87,943 MALLIZZIO, GERALD J & MARIANNE 12-16-253-009 88,178 SZORC, COURTNEY J, STEPHEN J & JANIS L 12-16-253-010 86,065 BACHTELL, BRENT W 12-16-253-011 88,091 STOUT, LOIS C REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST 12-16-253-012 91,881 CALBECK, CHARLES W JR & MICHELLE R 12-16-253-013 84,996 CLARK, JAMES R & FRANCES A 12-16-253-014 91,881 PERKINS, DAVID E & NANCY J 12-16-253-015 88,091 ALTERIE, JOHN D & DANA L 12-16-253-016 81,899 ANDERSON, ROGER E & TESTOLIN DEBORAH 12-16-253-017 84,579 STEINYS, LEO C & LAURIE T 12-16-253-018 88,091 PRAHL, MICHAEL & SHANNON DALY 12-16-253-019 83,410 SCOTT, PATRICK J & ELLEN B 12-16-253-020 88,091 CAMPONESCHI, BERNARD S & SANDRA 12-16-253-021 84,776 SHAW, NEIL W & WILMA M 12-16-253-022 83,410 FUGMAN, CRAIG A & VICKI L 12-16-254-001 96,228 HERNANN, ELLISON & PALMQUIST-HERNANN APRIL 12-16-254-002 84,410 KRUGER, JEFFREY A & JOANNE 12-16-254-003 84,996 KOBER, WAYNE C & SUSAN M 12-16-254-004 96,127 GAWLIK, DAVID M & KELLY A 12-16-254-005 87,943 MEYER, DAIN S & DENISE J 12-16-254-006 97,078 PHILLIPS, EVERETT C & CHRISTENSEN, NANCY J 12-16-254-007 77,692 OLSZOWSKI, JAN & SUZANNE REVOC DCLRN OF TRUST 12-16-254-008 85,504 KOFRON, JOEL J & LESLIE W 12-16-254-009 91,574 DUDA, ANDREW J & KATHLEEN 12-16-254-010 91,651 FALKOS, JEREMYJ & MELISSA K 12-16-276-001 75,583 FINK, CATHERINE E 12-16-276-002 71,493 GILBERTSEN, DAVID C 12-16-276-003 66,268 CT LAND TRUST #8002360077 12-16-276-004 73,534 ANDERSON, DAVID E & CARMEN G 12-16-276-005 71,461 TAYLOR, JOHN D & DEBORAH A 12-16-276-006 73,413 RUTHERFORD, BARBARA L 12-16-276-007 76,627 KING, CARLOS W & HELEN M 12-16-276-008 71,251 SIMONE, JAMES N & SCHWENDER GEORGIA P 12-16-276-009 72,388 TRUST # 989 12-16-276-010 73,551 STRAN, CARL K & JOYCE ANN 12-16-276-011 78,531 SCHULTZ, WILLIAM A REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST 12-16-276-012 66,219 GANGLER, ROGER 12-16-276-013 50,034 LOFTUS, MARY-LYNN 12-16-276-014 53,793 HUTTER, HAROLD & SUSAN 12-16-276-015 51,916 SMITH, ROBERT P & JANICE E 12-16-276-016 49,631 TURNER, JOHN E 12-16-276-018 61,799 ZUWALA, LAWRENCE E & J DARLENE REVOC LVG TRUSTS 12-16-276-021 55,313 MORRIS, DAVID P & SHEILA K 12-16-276-022 55,496 CHAON, TROY D & AMANDA R

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16 Kane County Chronicle Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Continued from previous page 12-16-426-014 80,462 GERBITZ, ALAN & JANICE 12-16-426-015 74,107 WODRICH, CHARLES W & LAURA L 12-16-426-016 75,036 DREW, CHARLOTTE L 12-16-426-017 74,989 LUEBBERING, HARRY L & ROBERTA ANN 12-16-426-018 72,725 SPILLANE, RICHARD J & ELAINE M 12-16-426-020 97,442 DOWNS, RICHARD C & BARBARA A 12-16-426-024 89,324 WOOD, ALAN L & JULIE K 12-16-426-028 109,027 SHUN, MATTHEW & JESSICA 12-16-426-030 92,893 COLBY, PAMELA L 12-16-426-032 130,320 SHEWALTER, MARGOT 12-16-426-033 115,616 CARLSON, JEROME & JUDITH 12-16-427-001 63,693 WHITING, WILLIAM H & PENNY L 12-16-427-003 85,133 MILLER, GERALD L & LINDA L TRUST 12-16-427-006 73,195 LEWIS, HELEN M TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-16-427-007 67,932 PETIT, JENNIFER A & LAWRENCE R 12-16-427-008 77,090 PARKER, JUDSON C 12-16-427-009 77,640 LIEDBERG, JAMES H & LISA L 12-16-427-010 78,271 JOHNSON, ANDREW J & MARTHA J 12-16-427-011 72,204 LARSON, DONALD G & JUDITH H 12-16-427-012 85,919 MAYER, JANE E TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-16-427-013 68,972 PROPP, TODD & JEAN 12-16-427-014 76,545 FOXGROVER FAMILY TRUST 12-16-427-015 76,743 RICHARDSON, PATRICIA A 12-16-427-016 71,231 BELING, TRACY N & BRIAN G 12-16-427-017 83,339 WICKS, STEPHEN H & PAMELA A 12-16-427-018 74,491 SULLIVAN, BETH ANN & BLANCHARD JEANNE A 12-16-428-002 73,212 MUELLER, STEPHEN & DONNA J 12-16-428-004 84,996 MURPHY, BRIAN & KATHERINE 12-16-428-005 84,776 ZITNIK, SCOTT E & TERIANNE K 12-16-428-006 90,889 TRULIS, THOMAS T & ELAINE M 12-16-428-007 91,983 FITZPATRICK, PAUL J & JANET M DCLRN OF TRUST 12-16-428-010 114,658 BOKAR, ROBERT J & DIANE M 12-17-100-009 651 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-084 12-17-100-018 271,269 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA 6309 12-17-100-021 878 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-084 12-17-100-027 51,156 PETERSON, PAULINE M DCLRN LIV TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-100-038 1,226 FABYAN FARM LLC 12-17-154-002 80,520 HARTMANN, PATRICIA J REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-154-003 68,262 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA TRUSTEE 9346 12-17-154-004 77,812 HENRY, DONALD W & CHRISTINE M 12-17-154-006 77,812 VANTHOURNOUT, JANET R LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-154-007 68,222 STEINKE, BARBARA C TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-17-154-008 82,425 RICHARDS, ANN RAY DCLRN OF TRUST 12-17-154-009 80,520 HAYES, CAROL A REVOC LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-154-010 68,262 LIVANOV, GENNADIY & VIKTORIYA N 12-17-154-011 77,812 RADY, BRUCE A & MARGARET F

12-17-154-013 77,812 MCCOLLUM, FRANK A & MARY ELLYN 12-17-154-014 71,093 SLEDZINKSI, THADDEUS S 12-17-154-015 80,237 OLIVER, GLORIA J 12-17-154-016 80,520 GREEN, PATRICIA M TRUST 12-17-154-017 68,262 MANSFIELD, ALLEN B 12-17-154-018 78,957 MADSEN, HERBERT & HELEN TRUST 12-17-154-020 77,812 FRANZ, WILLIAM H & JOAN C TRS, TRUSTEES 12-17-154-021 68,229 CAMPBELL, GORDON L II & MARY BETH 12-17-154-022 80,520 DENKER, GAIL A LIVING TRUST TRUSTEE 12-17-154-023 114,045 MAMOTT, CARA L & ANDREW S 12-17-154-024 113,150 HOEPNER, RICHARD & LARA 12-17-154-025 99,407 ROOKS, BRIAN P & NOEL G 12-17-154-026 112,488 RELLER, THOMAS & JACQUELINE 12-17-155-003 78,736 FOSHEE FAMILY LIVING TRUST 12-17-155-004 68,231 KRAMER TRUST #101 12-17-155-005 80,661 MAUGHAN, DENNIS & TWILA 12-17-155-006 80,661 MOORHOUSE, WILLIAM R TRUST 12-17-155-007 69,568 SWAIM, LYMAN C & RUTH V DCLRN OF TRS, TRUSTEES 12-17-155-008 80,012 LANGEMACK, LUCINDA 12-17-155-009 74,177 ROSBOROUGH, KEITH A & RUTH A 12-17-155-010 71,129 NEMECHEK, FRANK 12-17-155-011 80,661 KLOPP, CAROL A LIVING TRUST 12-17-155-013 80,520 BOYD, CHARLES R & SANDRA M 12-17-155-014 69,099 FLAHERTY, WILLIAM T DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-155-015 80,186 CARLSON, RICHARD T & CAROL H 12-17-155-016 78,736 BROWN, JACK T LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-17-155-017 68,863 HASLETT, THOMAS P & LOUISE K 12-17-155-018 80,237 PENDLEY, JANET 12-17-155-020 80,661 FUCHSER, RANDALL E & CAROL A 12-17-155-021 69,828 SCHIRO, FRANCES M REVOC LIV TR TRUSTEE 12-17-155-022 76,563 MANSFIELD, RONALD G 12-17-155-023 80,186 TEKIELA, RICHARD S 12-17-155-024 69,491 BARON, JAN T & TERESA M 12-17-155-025 80,661 BRANDT, ROBERT J & PATRICIA A TRUSTS 12-17-155-027 80,237 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM W & KAREN R 12-17-155-028 67,968 CHROUST, DEBORAH J & DAVID J 12-17-155-029 78,955 LEMAK, ALBERT L & MARY F 12-17-155-030 99,407 OLIVEIRA, BERT M & AMY L 12-17-155-031 111,127 STEMPOWSKI, CRAIG S & DANETTE M 12-17-155-032 110,345 NICKELSON, RICHARD T & BEVERLY K 12-17-156-001 101,996 REYHLE, ERIC & NICOLE LEINBACH 12-17-156-002 110,621 ISHAQ, RAY A & SANDRA A 12-17-156-003 99,407 SHIEKH, ARIF & ANJUM 12-17-156-004 110,345 THOMSON, JAMES M & CATHERINE M 12-17-156-005 112,488 WANG, ZHIGANG & LIU, LICHUAN 12-17-156-006 78,957 SIMPSON, MAUREEN A LIVING TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-156-007 67,968 PAUKEN, JAMES J 12-17-156-008 80,237 FRANZKE, D JANENE TRUST, TRUSTEE

12-17-156-010 80,186 SHANNON, BARBARA A 12-17-156-011 67,968 CURRAN, EILEEN M DECLRN TRUST 12-17-156-012 82,511 KNOTT, WILLIAM E & SHARON L 12-17-156-013 80,669 SCHWARTZ, CARYL J TRUST AGRMT, TRUSTEE 12-17-156-014 67,968 HOFMANN, MARGARET M 12-17-156-015 80,520 TANQUARY, DARCEL A LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-17-156-017 80,186 ANDERSON, KAREN L LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 12-17-156-018 67,968 LESLIE, CYNTHIA & NILLES, FREDERICK 12-17-156-019 83,342 LAVOY, RICHARD & DIANNE 12-17-156-021 80,520 GRILLO, DONALD J & JANE M 12-17-156-022 67,968 SMITH, JOSEPH KENNETH & SARA A 12-17-156-023 80,186 THIELKING, DONALD H & VIRGINIA R 12-17-156-024 83,841 TRUST # 9989 12-17-156-025 67,968 WEIGAND, THOMAS L & LESLIE A 12-17-156-026 80,186 SCHROEDER, LINDA L REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-157-001 114,045 STUESSY, MARGARET A & ANNE M 12-17-157-002 98,526 COLLINS, MARK E & KARIE A 12-17-157-003 101,066 SEGER, PAUL H & CATHERINE J 12-17-157-004 114,445 MURPHY, ERICA L & JOSEPH J 12-17-157-005 117,727 ABRAHAM, MICHAEL J & JAMIE 12-17-157-006 120,236 LASALLE BANK NATL ASSOC TRUSTEE TR # 000000133110 12-17-157-007 111,127 RAMIREZ, ARCADIO J & LAURA H 12-17-157-008 113,150 WEST, KIM STEVEN & LUCINDA J 12-17-158-001 113,150 EDMONDSON, MATTHEW R & JENNIFER L 12-17-158-002 99,407 KUSCHEWSKI, JOHN G & SUSAN M 12-17-175-001 103,264 KUNKEL, CHAD M & CHERYL R 12-17-175-002 114,634 AYUBA-UDOIWOOD, FATIMA 12-17-175-003 117,761 WORLINE, TIMOTHY J & SUSAN A 12-17-176-001 101,996 COULTER, DAVID W & JANICE C 12-17-176-002 99,407 DAKIS, EUGENE P & KAREN E 12-17-176-003 100,225 DESCH, MICHAEL R & ELIZABETH A 12-17-176-004 101,666 VALOS, NICHOLAS A & GEORGIANA A 12-17-176-005 114,634 WARD, GEORGE J & DIANA L 12-17-176-006 101,823 SWANSON, PETER J & CROWELL LEIGH E 12-17-176-007 113,150 VARGO, JOHN J & LISA A 12-17-176-008 101,666 FLORES, NOLAN C & JULIE F 12-17-176-009 101,996 KRUPA, DAVID A & JILL K 12-17-176-010 113,150 SCHULZ, CHRISTOPHER J & JILL A 12-17-177-001 114,045 BOORAZANES, WILLIAM T & BARBARA E 12-17-177-002 113,150 HENDERSON, JANET L 12-17-177-003 101,996 CLOUGH, MATTHEW W & KATHLEEN M 12-17-177-004 112,488 PAPKA, MICHAEL E & CELLA, NORA 12-17-177-005 108,952 GABRIS, MICHAEL A & KATHERINE L 12-17-177-006 117,495 DRENTHE, ARDEN & BARBARA & FAILING, MICHELLE ANNE 12-17-178-001 114,045 ABBATE, LORENZO & ANNA DCLRN OF TR 12-17-178-002 113,244 JEROME, KENNETH S & JENNIFER A 12-17-178-003 101,066 MATAS, ANTHONY N & MARY D

12-17-178-004 98,526 KOSTO, DAVID L & LAURA 12-17-178-005 99,449 GLEMKOWSKI, JAMES S & DEBORAH M 12-17-178-006 113,150 COLLER, BRIAN D & JULIE E 12-17-178-007 112,872 SCHINDLBECK, JEFFREY W & SAUNDRA L 12-17-178-010 113,150 DEISZ, DAVID G & CHERYL M 12-17-180-001 687,584 DBMC ASSOCIATES II LLC 12-17-180-002 1,160,678 DBMC ASSOCIATES LLC 12-17-200-024 497 STATE BANK OF GENEVA EXECUTOR 12-17-200-032 107 KANE COUNTY BANK & TR CO 923 & 929 12-17-200-033 460 KANE COUNTY BANK & TR CO 923 & 929 12-17-200-034 34,617 BATAVIA, CITY OF 12-17-201-011 106,649 DEPIERRE, DIANNE 12-17-226-003 2,727,536 WAUCONDA LLC 12-17-226-004 2,207,907 KIMCO GENEVA 822 INC 12-17-226-005 306,803 BEAR VALLEY PARTNERS 12-17-226-019 460,332 GARNER PROPERTY GROUP LLC 12-17-226-020 1,775,070 EAGLE GENEVA REALTY LP 12-17-254-002 4,163,354 WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST 12-17-277-002 260,714 WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST 12-17-277-004 671,366 BANK OF AMERICA NA 12-17-277-006 521,662 861 RANDALL ROAD LLC 12-17-277-007 505,585 NATIONAL CITY BANK OF MICHIGAN/ILLIOIS 12-17-277-008 881,544 WALKER PROPERTY GROUP LLC 12-17-277-009 508,101 BALLY PLACE LLC 12-17-300-001 1,471 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-084 12-17-300-015 2,199 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-084 12-17-325-002 101,042 WATERS, MARK E & ELIZABETH R 12-17-325-003 101,996 SCHWEIHS, JAMES F & PATRICIA A 12-17-325-004 101,906 FERNOW, KEVIN W & BRANDY 12-17-325-005 101,946 GONZALEZ, MICHAEL & SANDRA 12-17-325-007 113,244 CONDON, MICHAEL E & LAURENE A 12-17-325-008 113,150 STREIT, DARRYL K & LYNN A 12-17-325-009 99,302 FEIURDEAN, IOAN C & DANIELA F 12-17-325-010 113,874 SWIFT, CHRIS T & MARCIA A 12-17-326-002 101,996 LEARAKOS, NICOLE R & RICHARD J 12-17-326-003 101,666 BROOKS, MATTHEW T & ALICIA S 12-17-326-004 110,345 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC 12-17-326-005 101,666 PRODOEHL, BRIAN M & JENNIFER L 12-17-326-006 102,265 KOTHARI, RAJENDRA K & BHATHENA, YASMIN K 12-17-326-007 113,150 OBRIEN, PATRICK B & LAURA M 12-17-326-008 112,488 RODRIGUEZ, DARON & STACEY A 12-17-326-009 101,906 MCCANN, CHRISTOPHER & VALERIE 12-17-326-010 99,407 DEERING, PATRICK M & BONITA S 12-17-326-011 99,449 HOFFMANN, PATRICK & LESLIE I 12-17-326-012 120,236 DILLON, JOAN M 12-17-326-013 113,150 NICHOLSON, TIMOTHY & NANCY 12-17-326-014 114,634 WHELPLEY, DEBORAH & CHARLES 12-17-326-015 112,537 KIECKHEFER, ROBERT K & JANIA, CYNTHIA A

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12-20-230-022 1,753,212 DIKA-WINDMILL LAKES LLC 12-20-230-024 809,609 BATAVIA RANDALL LLC 12-20-230-029 565,926 CHICK-FIL-A INC 12-20-230-030 632,581 BATAVIA COMMONS LLC 12-20-254-002 176,859 KOSIEK, JOSEPH G & KELLEY L 12-20-274-019 46,115 WALKER, NAOMI L 12-20-274-020 44,526 SCHIFFER, TINA M 12-20-274-021 46,115 CLARKE, PETER C & SARA J 12-20-274-023 46,115 DAMMEIR, SHARON 12-20-274-024 45,417 PATERSON, RYAN D 12-20-274-025 43,320 HULEN, KIMBERLY R 12-20-274-026 46,115 MARTIN FARN HOLDING LLC NO 7 12-20-274-028 47,243 DETMERS, ROBERT J 12-20-274-029 44,526 HENRIKSEN, JOHN M & JOAN M 12-20-274-030 44,526 WEINERT, CAROLYN J & EHRHARDT JAMES A &ANNA A 12-20-274-031 44,909 FREE, LESLIE A 12-20-274-034 46,115 MICHELETTI, KATHERINE 12-20-274-035 44,526 KOEHLER, WILLIAM 12-20-275-002 1,073,421 RREEF AMERIC REIT 11 CORP, FF

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12-17-326-017 114,045 LASSE, DANIEL C & CONSTANCE L 12-17-326-018 101,996 CRONIN, STEPHEN V & JULIE A 12-17-326-019 101,042 LERETTE-KAUFFMAN, WILLIAM & HEIDI 12-17-326-020 113,260 KIM, SUNGSUK S & JAEKYENG L 12-17-327-001 111,127 DE BELLIS, JOSEPH M & MELISSA J 12-17-351-002 103,274 TAIT, JAMES S II & ROBERT S 12-17-351-004 132,588 VONHOFF, KEITH G & MORGAN-VONHOFF CAROL J 12-17-352-001 85,658 ENGMAN, RAYMOND D & SHARON K 12-17-353-005 97,918 ZIPSE, CHAD W & KAREN M 12-17-353-006 121,143 SCHUTTE, MARY H 12-17-377-001 140,727 COBB, KENNETH F DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-377-002 142,814 IOFFE, DMITRIY & NICOLE R 12-17-377-003 142,185 OAK PARK TRUST & SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEE TR AGRMT 7907 12-17-377-004 133,785 WARD, LORI F 12-17-377-005 135,456 MCMARROW, SCOTT R & KRISTIE G 12-17-377-006 141,780 FINEGAN, TIMOTHY P & PATRICIA A 12-17-377-007 139,609 LEBLANC-BLATT, CAROLYN ELIZABETH FAMILY TR 12-17-377-008 151,504 JUNGWIRTH, JANICE K & DANIEL T 12-17-377-009 140,799 VOGELSINGER, BRIAN T 12-17-377-010 140,587 KOLB, SUZANNE I REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 12-17-377-011 133,624 FLATLEY, MARK & JENNIFER 12-17-378-001 132,068 MUNTON TRUST 12-17-378-002 140,861 HINSBROOK BANK & TRUST, TRUSTEE TR #05-021 12-17-378-003 149,191 SHOVER, THOMAS M & BRENDA S 12-17-378-004 140,585 PASSEHL, DAVID & DAWN 12-17-378-005 141,163 TRUST # 12647 12-17-378-006 133,710 POWERS, JEFFREY C & DENISE M 12-17-378-007 141,822 REGNIER, MARK A & KERRY L 12-17-378-008 140,606 CRAIG, STEVEN R & ELIZABETH K 12-17-378-009 133,340 SAPIENZA, VICTORIA 12-17-378-010 152,482 GREEN, JON P & TRACI J 12-17-378-011 139,868 COX, TODD C & MOLLY H 12-17-378-012 141,998 GEARHART, THOMAS N 12-17-378-013 150,835 DRAKE, JEFFREY A & TRACY L 12-17-378-014 142,149 HIGGINS, MICHAEL W & ELIZABETH D 12-17-379-001 133,337 KOLOSEIKE, NINA B 12-17-379-003 135,224 HAAF, KEITH A & CHRISTINA A 12-17-379-004 168,724 MEIER, RONALD A & KAREN L 12-17-379-005 150,582 BELLAFIORE, VINCENT J JR & ANGIENE A 12-17-379-006 140,620 ITASCA BANK & TRUST CO 12104 12-17-379-007 134,712 SUSIC, JOSEPH & LISA MARIE 12-17-379-008 154,193 TURNELL, JAMES & KATHRYN 12-17-400-006 7,192 MARTIAL TR # 1, MARTIAL TR #2 & FAMILY TRUST 12-17-425-003 548,367 RJP HOLDINGS INC 12-17-425-004 735,913 CEC ENTERTAINMENT INC 12-17-425-007 583,655 PORTILLOS HOT DOGS INC

12-17-476-002 4,716,341 KIR BATAVIA 051 LLC 12-17-476-005 591,999 KIR BATAVIA 051 LLC 12-18-100-012 1,593 TRUST # 859 12-18-100-013 576 TRUST # 859 12-18-100-023 8 TRUST # 859 12-18-100-032 268 TRUST # 859 12-18-100-033 83 TRUST # 859 12-18-100-034 206 TRUST # 859 12-18-100-035 1,843 TRUST # 859 12-18-101-008 194,702 SHODEEN, PATRICIA H 12-18-101-013 307,815 BERRY, CHRISTOPHER J & AMY 12-18-179-013 160,137 ACTON, DALE & LISA 12-18-180-014 121,737 GIANETTO, MARK A & STEPHANIE L 12-18-200-017 1,988 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-084 12-18-300-011 22 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 810 12-18-300-012 256 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 858 12-18-300-013 5,752 TRUST # 859 12-18-400-007 20,632 SAVANNA BUILDING PARTNERSHIP THE 12-18-400-011 108,089 JOHNSON, JOHN A & KAY M 12-18-400-023 6,766 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-084 12-18-476-005 141,523 SALOGA, WILLIAM A & NILA C 12-18-476-012 143,876 JONES, DOUGLAS B & VICKI D 12-18-476-015 2,463 BURNETT, BOB & SAMUELSON, GLEN 12-18-476-016 126,335 SAMUELSON, GLEN 12-18-477-008 118,887 MURIN, AUGUSTINE G & CAROL L TRUSTS, TRUSTEES 12-18-478-001 131,337 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA TRUSTEE 9259 12-18-478-002 99,823 WARNE, GIDEON 12-19-107-005 124,158 PLANK, JUSTIN G & KRISTIN M 12-19-200-018 125,276 PRENTIS, ZACHARY & STACEY 12-19-200-021 123,015 JACK, BRADLEY & NICOLE 12-19-200-022 169,683 MONSON, LEONARD MORTON 12-19-200-023 101,200 WILDY, LEE K & JOYCE E 12-19-200-025 138 TODD, TERRY L & DONNA 12-19-202-008 85,225 MUNN, JOHN W & MICHELLE S 12-20-100-015 106,534 OP PAD HOLDINGS III LLC 12-20-100-017 286,414 COPPER TOP FAMILY TRUST LLC 12-20-100-019 10 PRENTIS, ZACHARY & STACEY 12-20-100-021 1,999,800 NORTH STAR TRUST COMPANY TR # HTNA 3240 12-20-100-022 49,871 NORTH STAR TRUST COMPANY TR # HTNA 3240 12-20-100-029 113 MONSON, LEONARD MORTON 12-20-100-033 10 LAMBERT, RONALD J 12-20-100-035 48 NORTH STAR TRUST COMPANY TR # HTNA 3240 12-20-126-018 162,318 ROINIOTIS, GREGORY P & TRACEY J 12-20-128-001 173,047 ZOLTEK, RONALD R & BARBARA 12-20-177-001 178,296 TUOMINEN, GREGORY R & TINA M 12-20-177-002 173,152 HOLCOMBE, BRIAN & KERI 12-20-200-015 120 BATAVIA ENTERPRISES INC

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NOTICE TO CAMPTON TOWNSHIP TAXPAYERS: ASSESSED VALUES FOR 2014 Valuation date (35 ILCS 200/9-95): Required level of assessment (35 ILCS 200/9-145): Valuation based on sales from (35 ILCS 200/1-155):

January 1, 2014 33.33% 2011, 2012 & 2013

Publication is hereby made for equalized assessed valuations for real property in this township in accordance with 35 ILCS 200/1210. As required by 35 ILCS 200/9-210 and 35 ILCS 200/10-115, the following equalization factors have been applied to bring the assessments to the statutorily required three-year median level of 33.33%: Farm Land: 1.1000 Farm Improvements: 1.0000 Non-Farm Land: 0.9835 Non-Farm Improvements: 0.9835 Questions about these valuations should be directed to: Alan Rottmann 5N082 Old LaFox Rd 630-513-5430 www.camptontownship.com Office hours are: Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm Property in this Township, other than farmland and coal, is to be assessed at a 33.33% median level of assessment, based on the fair cash value of the property. You may check the accuracy of your assessment by dividing your assessment by the median level of assessment. The resulting value should equal the estimated fair cash value of your property. If the resulting value is greater than the estimated fair cash value of your property, you may be over-assessed.

If the resulting value is less than the fair cash value of your property, you may be under-assessed. You may appeal your assessment to the Board of Review.

08-01-100-002 1,712 RYLAND GROUP INC 08-01-100-003 16,270 LIGHT, DANIEL B & LEAH RAE 08-01-100-005 20,752 RYLAND GROUP INC 08-01-100-006 122 THE RESIDENTIAL LAND FUND I 08-01-100-007 46 THE RESIDENTIAL LAND FUND I 08-01-251-006 172,694 KIRBY, TIMOTHY M 08-01-300-001 13,270 LIGHT, DANIEL B & LEAH RAE 08-01-300-006 56,584 GOLDENSTEIN, M A & K L DECLN OF TRUSTS 08-01-300-007 38,380 GOLDENSTEIN, M A & K L DECLN OF TRUSTS 08-01-402-007 178,496 MCGAREL, JOHN J & DENISE A 08-01-403-005 227,686 BURCH, JOHN & KELLY 08-01-451-001 218,881 BOYLE, EDWARD G & CINDY D 08-01-476-005 140,477 GOETTEL, ERIK & SARAH C TRUST TR #1 08-01-479-004 155,181 DE HATHAWAY, DANIELA HUERTA 08-02-100-009 32,819 ROLLING OAKS FARM, LLC 08-02-100-010 11,423 ROLLING OAKS FARM, LLC 08-02-400-007 89,077 GOLDENSTEIN, MARGARET A & KATHERINE L TRUSTS 08-02-400-008 18,960 GOLDENSTEIN, MARGARET A & KATHERINE L TRUSTS

08-03-100-004 2,606 CJR ENTERPRISES LLC 08-03-100-005 669 MARTINEZ, MIGUEL 08-03-100-007 574 WARD, RAY J & CHERYL M 08-03-100-010 1,462 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-03-100-011 1,179 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-03-300-001 36,953 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-03-300-002 39 KUEHNER, GERTRUDE G 08-03-327-014 109,873 PECHAN, DONALD & SUSAN 08-03-477-007 125,116 KAVALIR, JOSEPH & TAMMY 08-04-100-013 34,218 WEST SUBURBAN BANK TRUSTEE 9217 08-04-100-016 8,477 HINES, THOMAS J, ALAN P, JOHN J, KEVIN J & ET AL 08-04-100-018 6,179 PLASS, JAMES M & PATRICIA L 08-04-100-020 10,379 BUTTS, EDWARD A TRUST AGRMT 101 08-04-100-021 8,095 PHAIR, MARGARET F TRUST AGRMT 102 08-04-100-022 11,354 SNODELL FARMS LLC 08-04-100-023 2,629 CALI, JOHN J & GORRILL ANN M 08-04-100-024 5,373 MORBIDONI, RICHARD A 08-04-100-025 5,827 GRISCHOW, ALLEN & SCOTT 08-04-100-026 84,017 ALTEPETER, JOSEPH G & PATRICIA A

If you believe your property’s fair cash value is incorrect or that the equalized assessed valuation is not uniform with other comparable properties in the same neighborhood, the following steps should be taken: 1. Contact your township assessor’s office to review the assessment.

2. If not satisfied with the assessor review, taxpayers may file a complaint with the Kane County Board of Review. For complaint forms, instructions, and the Rules and Procedures of the Board of Review, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.KaneCountyAssessments.org/BOR.htm for more information.

3. The final filing deadline for your township is generally 30 days from this publication date. After this date, the Board of Review is prohibited by law from accepting assessment complaints for properties in this township. For more information on complaint deadlines, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.KaneCountyAssessments. org/Appeal.htm.

Your property may be eligible for homestead exemptions, which can reduce your property’s taxable assessment.

For more information on homestead exemptions, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.KaneCountyAssessments.org/ exemptions.htm.

Your property tax bill will be calculated as follows: Final Equalized Assessed Value – Exemptions = Taxable Assessment; Taxable Assessment x Current Tax Rate = Total Tax Bill.

All equalized assessed valuations are subject to further equalization and revision by the Kane County Board of Review as well as equalization by the Illinois Department of Revenue.

A complete list of assessments for this township for the current assessment year, except for those assessments that were changed solely by equalization as noted above, is as follows: 08-04-200-003 55,483 MINGL, PAUL M & LYNNE ANN 08-04-200-013 7,595 SNODELL FARMS LLC 08-04-200-014 7,063 MCCONNAUGHAY, BRENT & COLLEEN 08-04-200-015 130,838 SNODELL FARMS LLC 08-04-200-016 4,118 CJR ENTERPRISES LLC 08-04-200-017 108,909 MARTINEZ, MIGUEL 08-04-200-019 1,151 WARD, RAY J & CHERYL M 08-04-200-022 3,896 G & R FARMING LLF 08-04-200-023 5,411 PLASS, JAMES M & PATRICIA L 08-04-200-024 5,522 SNODELL FARMS LLC 08-04-200-026 7,671 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-04-200-027 2,649 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-04-200-030 5,067 SNODELL FARMS LLC 08-04-200-031 4,783 SNODELL FARMS LLC 08-04-200-032 778 CALI, JOHN J & GORRILL ANN M 08-04-200-033 297 EXECUTIVE RENAISSANCE CORP 08-04-300-001 105,332 GRISCHOW, ALLEN & SCOTT 08-04-300-002 40,632 GRISCHOW, ALLEN & SCOTT 08-04-400-002 9,791 SCHRAMM, LINDA K 08-04-400-003 10,630 SNODELL FARMS LLC

08-04-401-011 33,164 EXECUTIVE RENAISSANCE CORP 08-04-401-012 40 CALI, JOHN J & GORRILL ANN M 08-04-426-002 21 KUEHNER, GERTRUDE G 08-04-426-004 26,745 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-04-451-002 36,419 FRITZ, PAUL 08-04-452-004 80,798 ZUBROD, TIMOTHY G & BILQUIS I 08-04-452-009 78,034 HERMES, JANET A & JOHN D 08-04-452-011 67,061 WATSON, ROBERT C & SARAH E 08-04-476-006 60 SKALA, NORMAN & MARJORIE A 08-04-476-007 101 SKALA, NORMAN C & MARJORIE A 08-04-476-008 389 SKALA, NORMAN C & MARJORIE A 08-04-476-009 97,909 SKALA, NORMAN & MARJORIE A 08-05-100-001 18,865 QUINN, THOMAS J & MAUREEN C 08-05-100-005 9,307 CESARONI, MARK R 08-05-100-011 4,030 CESARONI, MARK R 08-05-100-012 86,731 BOND, FELICITE C 08-05-100-013 124,767 CESARONI, MARK R & CHERI L 08-05-100-015 174,023 AURELIO, DOMINICK & JEANNINE 08-05-100-016 22 STROM, LELAND A & TWYLA F

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Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Kane County Chronicle 19 08-09-200-013 164,939 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO, TRUSTEE TR # 63636 08-09-200-015 59 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO 63636 08-09-200-016 19,924 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-09-200-017 258 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO, TRUSTEE TR # 63636 08-09-200-019 2,263 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO, TRUSTEE TR # 63636 08-09-200-020 10,651 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO 55212 08-09-200-022 4,149 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO 63636 08-09-300-001 2,696 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-300-003 1,430 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-300-005 7,598 HEJHAL, PAUL W & PAUL F 08-09-300-006 20,594 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-09-300-009 721 BODNER, RUSSELL J 08-09-401-004 18,933 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-09-401-005 318 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO, TRUSTEE TR # 63636 08-09-476-001 73,230 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF CICERO 08-10-101-003 37,664 ERD, JOSEPH EUGENE & SUSANNA 08-10-151-003 6,097 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO 55212 08-10-151-005 67,784 CK & JW VEGETABLE LLC 08-10-177-002 97,673 NIEVES, ORLANDO & LINDA 08-10-301-006 107,262 WINSLOW, STEPHEN & JENNIFER 08-10-301-007 73,756 JENKINS, JASON & MAEGAN & COOPER, ED & ROBIN 08-10-301-010 31 EHORN, BRIAN K & JACQUELINE 08-10-301-011 4,532 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF CICERO 4957 08-10-376-018 78,314 BRIDDELL, PETER 08-10-379-005 74,968 FANN, BRADLEY W 08-10-427-003 102,535 RICKER, JEFFREY E & SHARON E 08-10-476-002 115,728 KOMAREK, RUTH A LIVING TRUST TRUSTEE 08-10-476-003 162 KOMAREK, RUTH A LIVING TRUST TRUSTEE 08-10-476-011 63,680 RHODES, JODI M 08-11-101-003 140,154 HOLSTEIN, MARK H SR DCLRN OF TRUST 08-11-122-001 126,987 ROTTMANN, ALAN D & MELISSA M 08-11-152-004 141,013 ANDERSON, JAMES K & LOUISE C 08-11-172-008 138,659 RICKETTS, JEFF R & JULIE A 08-11-200-023 137,612 NEWMAN, JAMES W & COLLEEN K 08-11-200-025 109 LENKAITIS, ALBERT J & RHONDA L 08-11-200-026 109,344 LENKAITIS, ALBERT J & RHONDA L 08-11-200-029 2,070 GOLDENSTEIN, MARGARET & KATHERINE DEC TRUSTS 08-11-200-032 90,808 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 140-277 08-11-301-012 201,480 JAYNES, PHILIP A & MICHELLE 08-11-301-016 252,810 JAYNES, JODY TRUST TR#1 08-11-327-001 341 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 140-277 08-11-376-007 3,672 GRAY WILLOWS FARM LTD PARTNERSHIP 08-11-377-006 129,820 POWELL, JAMES M & CHERI L 08-11-401-001 1,117 STATE BANK OF GENEVA 140-277 08-11-451-001 138,034 NIELSEN, GARY K & DIANE C

08-11-451-014 125,218 SPARKS, JAMES A & CHRISTINE BOATRIGHT 08-12-100-003 5,267 GOLDENSTEIN, M A & K L DECLN OF TRUSTS 08-12-101-003 119,406 LARSON, VAN A & SIMPSON KAREN 08-12-102-006 119,348 MRAZ, LAURENCE J & JULIA L 08-12-125-001 114,988 MINNBERG, MICHAEL E & CONNIE 08-12-152-009 129,761 DESAI, SUNIL 08-12-152-013 150,205 VOGEL, PAUL & JESSICA 08-12-176-014 153,402 HANEBRINK, DAN & WENDY 08-12-179-002 451,705 ALBAZZAZ, ALA J & EMAN H 08-12-179-005 599,940 KHAN, FARHAN & NIDA 08-12-179-009 75,394 SABO, DALE & DEBORAH A 08-12-204-009 132,018 RASKA, RYAN G & CHRISTA 08-12-228-004 221,289 STEVENSON, ALVIN T JR & MARCELLA L 08-12-276-001 216,806 HACKNEY, DONNA TR, TRUSTEE 08-12-300-005 431,826 PALMER, JOHN R III TRUST 08-12-300-006 94,206 HOLLIS, PATRICIA A SELF-DECLARATION OF TRUST 08-12-301-008 161,312 BRANSKY, SEAN A & LAURA C 2006 TRS 08-12-304-003 1 OAK SHADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOC INC 08-12-352-011 372,993 CROW, DAVID M & REBECCA A 08-12-426-001 174,983 BARDOUNIOTIS, GEORGE & KERI 08-13-150-004 146,651 MILLER, BRIGHAM C & LAURIE M 08-13-153-006 123,226 MAYER, MARK J & CONNIE J 08-13-200-017 132,843 COULL, IAN D & MARY ANN 08-13-200-025 1,912 VERNERS PASTURE LLC 08-13-300-018 31 SAUSER, JONATHAN 08-13-328-014 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-328-015 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-329-010 374,449 ALIMONDI, SHERRY L TR, TRUSTEE 08-13-330-004 269,089 RINKE, TROY D & KIMBERLY A 08-13-330-012 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-330-013 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-330-014 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-330-015 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-352-006 241,884 GALVAN, SAMUEL M & PAMELA A 08-13-352-011 35,099 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-352-012 35,099 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-402-001 188,808 MARSHALL, JOHN E & BARBARA T 08-13-402-006 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-402-007 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-402-008 25,893 THERIAULT, RYAN P & SARA M 08-13-402-010 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-402-011 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-402-012 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-402-013 259,995 KOVTUNOVICH, PAVEL 08-13-402-014 271,753 HOWARD , CHRISTOPHER K & CHRISTINA P 08-13-405-003 366,539 PETRUCCI, JASPER A & NANCY

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08-05-200-005 144,770 RABIOLA, DENNIS & REGINICE M 08-05-200-008 4,568 ORMOND, JANE L 08-05-200-013 152,229 IANNANTONE, JAMES C FAMILY TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-05-200-014 5,272 IANNANTONE, JAMES C FAMILY TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-05-200-016 12,956 TRUST # 1280669704 08-05-200-017 210 STROM, LELAND A & TWYLA F 08-05-200-020 77,548 CARTER, ELIZABETH A TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-05-200-021 192 WESTERN INVESTMENT PARTNERS, LLC 08-05-200-022 4,331 WESTERN INVESTMENT PARTNERS, LLC 08-05-200-023 44,615 ORMOND, V MICHAEL 08-05-200-024 1,887 ORMOND, V MICHAEL 08-05-200-025 67,390 ORMOND, V MICHAEL 08-05-200-026 3,770 ORMOND, V MICHAEL 08-05-200-027 197,555 RICKARD, KRISTA L & JAMES S JR 08-05-200-028 838 RICKARD, KRISTA L & JAMES S JR 08-05-300-004 9,822 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-05-300-006 4,690 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-05-300-009 6,360 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-05-300-012 20,304 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-05-300-014 19,813 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-05-300-015 58,394 MERKEL, ALAN 08-05-400-003 17,656 GRISCHOW, ALLEN & SCOTT 08-05-400-004 43,083 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-05-400-005 6,979 TRUST # 1280669704 08-05-400-006 5,404 FISHER, ARTHUR J JR 08-05-400-007 8,892 TRUST # 1280669704 08-05-400-008 4,132 FISHER, ARTHUR J JR 08-06-100-007 130,901 STASTNY, BRUCE & ANGELA 08-06-100-008 89,254 BRYER PROPERTIES, LLC 08-06-100-009 88,885 STERN, BRUCE C & SILVIA M 08-06-100-010 14,017 RICHARDSON, STEVEN & FISHER SANDRA 08-06-200-001 32,571 STERN, BRUCE C & SILVIA M 08-06-200-002 47,125 VASILEVSKI, VASKO & CORENA 08-06-200-003 1,833 BANAS, CHESTER S & ANN 08-06-200-007 528 VISTA TRUST 08-06-200-008 112 VISTA TRUST 08-06-200-012 493 STROM, JOHN A & LELAND A 08-06-200-013 2,077 LASALLE BANK TR # A7700055855 08-06-200-014 4,860 OLD SECOND NATL BK AURORA, TR, TRUSTEE TR # 9860 08-06-200-015 2,624 FELBINGER, DAVID ALLAN TRUST 08-06-200-016 150,428 TRUST #2592 08-06-200-017 164,738 VISTA TRUST 08-06-200-019 187 TRNKA, WILLIAM 08-06-200-020 840 OLD KENT BANK N A 6472 08-06-300-001 49,099 LEES ROAD LLC 08-06-400-007 29,647 LEES ROAD LLC

08-06-400-009 87,200 OLD SECOND NATL BK AURORA TR, TRUSTEE TR # 9860 08-06-400-011 12,700 LASALLE BANK TR # A7712170502 08-07-100-001 25,061 BRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER M & DAVID E & SCHOENBAUM, K B 08-07-200-003 102,944 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 08-07-200-010 2,467 LASALLE BANK TR # A7712170502 08-07-200-011 4,730 LASALLE BANK TR # A7712170502 08-07-200-013 16,247 G & R FARMING LLC 08-07-200-014 60,136 SELLAS, MARIA TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-07-300-001 40,060 FRANSON LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-07-400-002 17,342 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 08-07-400-004 25,590 TURNER, DORIS V TRUST & ET AL 08-07-400-005 62,029 TURNER, DORIS V TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-07-400-008 12,726 TRUST #1280669508 08-07-400-009 4,175 TRUST #1280669508 08-08-100-001 15,848 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-08-100-002 18,120 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 08-08-100-003 34,858 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-08-200-001 35,061 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-08-200-003 12,458 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-08-200-005 25,640 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-08-300-001 33,585 TNT REVOCABLE TRUST 08-08-300-005 175 LILY LAKE DEVELOPERS LLC 08-08-332-001 9,744 LUND, JEREMY & JOHNSTON, MARK 08-08-333-001 9,744 ALMANSOOR INVESTMENTS TRUST 08-08-351-012 191,976 FETZER, JOHN & KAREN 08-08-352-017 99,055 OESTERLIN-WYKLE, CHERYL A & WYKLE, WILLIAM R 08-08-378-007 105,846 MAHANEY, LAURA M 08-08-378-013 174,503 MILLER, BRUCE M & REBECCA S 08-08-380-002 122,882 ALMADY, ERIN 08-08-400-006 8,157 HEJHAL, PAUL W & PAUL F 08-08-402-003 124,767 SAMUELIAN, ADAM D & CHRISTINE A 08-08-402-010 131,983 PARRY, TRAVIS M & MCGOWAN, HEATHER L 08-08-403-001 189,024 TOMS, SANDRA D LIVING TRUST TRUSTEE 08-08-403-007 132,250 NORMOYLE, TERENCE & KATHERINE 08-08-403-008 107,333 HOULIHAN, GAVIN P 08-08-451-008 97,756 FLORES, LUANN 08-09-100-005 1,395 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-006 4,820 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-007 7,505 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-011 4,627 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-012 8,906 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-013 1,237 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-014 8,676 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-100-015 10,714 D G & T PARTNERSHIP 08-09-100-016 21,657 FISHER, ARTHUR J & ELEANOR D 08-09-200-009 34 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO 63636

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20 Kane County Chronicle Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Continued from previous page 08-13-406-002 392,715 CHIGURUPATI, SRIDHAR & CHILAKAPATI, SHERRI 08-13-427-009 329,655 MCGLINCHEY, DAVID & MONICA C 08-13-427-011 281,153 BENJAMIN, JENNIFER REVOCABLE TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-13-428-002 190,384 PERRY, TIMOTHY J & ELIZABETH M 08-13-428-005 293,611 ZORETIC, NICHOLAS & ERICA 08-13-452-007 25,893 JRH PROPERTIES LLC 08-13-452-015 189,053 GONZALEZ, MANUEL JR & QUYNH D 08-13-453-001 309,696 CARROLL, DAVID & AMY 08-13-453-002 258,308 SZEWCZYK, ROBERT & CRISTINA 08-13-453-006 354,630 SAFARI, EHSAN & SHAHBANO 08-13-453-007 234,885 SMITH, STEVEN L & DEBORAH L 08-13-478-002 100,829 DWYER, MATTHEW & ANNA 08-14-126-007 65,258 HEIMANN, MAXWIN H & BONITA 08-14-200-011 74,865 CAMPTON, TOWNSHIP OF 08-14-226-001 5,955 DEER RUN CREEK 3 HOMEOWNERS ASSOC 08-14-226-003 1,834 DEER RUN CREEK 3 HOMEOWNERS ASSOC 08-14-227-003 250,193 SHERRY, PATRICIA A DCLRN OF TRUST 08-14-276-002 150,626 LIEVROUW, DANIEL A & JAMIE E 08-14-277-001 731 DEER RUN CREEK 3 HOMEOWNERS ASSOC 08-14-300-011 8,389 HAWKINS, LEONARD O & ADELE 08-14-300-032 9,116 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 2320 08-14-327-014 114,297 KLECKNER, RYAN JOHN & HEIDI J 08-14-328-009 96,656 TONIOLO, JOHN V & NEWTON-TONIOLO, LINDA MAE 08-14-352-002 159,961 SCHERER, JOSEPH C & SARAH B 08-14-352-006 263,108 R RUSSELL BUILDERS INC 08-14-400-033 3,546 BOWGREN, STANLEY O & NINA E 08-14-400-035 19,794 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 2320 08-14-402-001 121,873 DOBBIN, JACK & PRISCILLA 08-14-402-007 106,647 ST CHARLES COUNTRYSIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 08-14-426-007 112,779 VAN LEEUWEN, DALE J & KATHERINE A 08-15-100-001 874,642 GUSTAFSON, KAREN J DECLARATION OF TRUST 08-15-101-007 1,230 GUSTAFSON, KAREN J DECLARATION OF TRUST 08-15-125-004 105,420 FOERSTER, DAVID P & KARI L 08-15-126-001 112,996 JONES, JON P & JILL D 08-15-128-014 125,135 ZUCCHERI, FRANCOIS & EMELIA 08-15-128-016 135,087 HARRINGTON, KEVIN & MARIA S 08-15-277-004 96,730 RAUCCI, SANDRA M 08-15-300-012 811 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA TR # 6203 08-15-302-005 158,690 MARTIN, DARRYL O & AMANDA J 08-15-302-012 149,985 ZAPPITELLI, DAWN G TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-15-302-015 191,666 FOSTER, BARBARA TR, TRUSTEE TR # 2011 08-15-351-005 128,938 GENTILE, JOSEPH J & MARIE I 08-15-354-001 172,176 WASILEVICH, DOUGLAS R & STACEY K

08-15-400-020 579 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA TR # 6203 08-15-402-002 164,287 EGAN, THOMAS P & DEBORAH D 08-15-403-004 239,704 POHL, ANDREAS P & SUSAN E 08-16-101-004 17,602 HEJHAL, PAUL W & PAUL F 08-16-101-005 3,571 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-16-101-008 197,244 HOLMAN, WILLAIM F & NANCY N 08-16-101-009 114,538 REID, LYNN M REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST 08-16-151-008 84,755 LESATZ, JASON P & JENNIFER L 08-16-151-012 6 LASALLE TRUST B7800647560 08-16-177-005 81,349 WHITING, GORDON F 08-16-177-016 102,449 ABRAHAM, DAVID & SHEILA 08-16-178-030 107,740 JOYCE, STEPHEN T & LEE DIANE 08-16-201-001 989 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-16-203-001 133,427 MACINTOSH, JAMES F & CYNTHIA L 08-16-203-012 136,038 ANDERSON TRUST 08-16-227-019 72,861 MATIJASEVIC, TOMISLAV 08-16-251-004 122,191 ANDREACCHI, JOHN 08-16-276-007 113,796 FRITZ, MARY S TRUST TRUSTEE 08-16-276-021 140,299 HINRICHSEN, SOENKE & CHELSEA 08-16-300-006 1,060 TANGALOS, ANTHONY J & ALICE S LIVING TRUST 08-16-300-007 527 TANGALOS, ANTHONY J & ALICE S LIVING TRUST 08-16-300-011 2,228 STEBEN, ARNOLD W & MARILYN J 08-16-300-024 86,133 LASALLE TRUST TR # B7800647560 08-16-302-001 110,492 LLOYD-JONES, PETER & HIRAL 08-16-302-002 92,786 AGHABABIAN, STEVE & AGHABABIANHOMBURG BARBARA 08-16-476-018 187,461 LITLAND, BRIAN & FLOYD, MISTI 08-16-476-019 473 KEMP, ROBERT & CHANEY, KIMBERLY 08-16-478-004 125,321 MIDDLETON, JERROLD W & MARY L 08-17-102-014 178,021 APPOH, RICHARD & ANITA 08-17-102-017 149,340 BOWEN, ALAN & SILVANA 08-17-126-004 133,352 FIACCO, MICHELLE A & MELODY B 08-17-200-011 1,869 TUREK, LORETTA J TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-17-200-021 7,617 HEJHAL, PAUL W & PAUL F 08-17-200-022 4,728 HEJHAL, PAUL W GERALDINE M & PAUL F 08-17-203-008 191,190 RIGHEIMER, DIANE DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-17-203-009 151,294 TVRDIK, PATRICIA & FIORINO, MARK 08-17-205-014 108,989 ROBERG, MATTHEW & MARIANNE 08-17-250-007 110,229 PLANT, ANDREW L & DENETTE M 08-17-252-006 103,108 CLEGHORN, NEAL E & KAREN L TRUST 08-17-276-001 501,096 PFLEEGER, JAMES E & DONNA L 08-17-329-003 230,633 MCCURDY, RYAN & MEGAN 08-17-351-005 565 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DECLRN TRUST 08-17-354-008 106,613 TAYLOR, DANIEL R & JENNIFER M 08-17-376-010 49,995 LEONARDI, SEAN DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-17-376-012 1,731 PAJIC, GERDA M 08-17-377-012 72,590 NEMCEK, KEITH G

08-17-400-005 362 LASALLE TRUST TR # B7800647560 08-17-400-007 2,131 TANGALOS, ANTHONY J & ALICE S LIVING TRUST 08-17-400-011 114,477 LONIGRO, JEFFREY & FARRELL BRENDA 08-17-401-001 136,553 JACK, BYRAN A & ELIZABETH A 08-17-427-013 98 JUNCK, DAVID 08-18-100-004 4,149 LANDMARK LAND LLC 08-18-100-007 10,493 FRANSON LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-18-201-012 9,195 FRANSON LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-18-201-014 965 JOHNSON, FILIP B & DONNA R 08-18-201-015 74,355 JOHNSON, FILIP B & DONNA RAE TRUST, TRUSTEES 08-18-226-004 2,715 TRUST #1280669508 08-18-226-005 15,382 TRUST #1280669508 08-18-251-018 1,021 SWANSON, THOMAS L & PATRICIA A 08-18-251-019 25,702 JOHANNSEN, CARRIE C & LINDBORG MARK E 08-18-251-023 215,305 COOPER, STEPHEN M & KRISTIN E 08-18-252-008 50,214 MATTHEWS, NATHAN & KELLY 08-18-276-006 361 TRUST #1280669508 08-18-276-008 165 STOVER, MARGARET B & KATHLEEN J ET AL 08-18-278-018 57,994 CONNOLLEY, PAUL 08-18-300-009 814 LANDMARK LAND LLC 08-18-300-012 12,766 CAMPBELL, MARY R 08-18-426-011 5,526 SCHIELE, GERHARD F DECLRN TRUST 08-18-426-025 903 SWANSON, THOMAS L & PATRICIA A 08-18-426-027 913 SWANSON, JEFFREY MARK & CYNTHIA LOU 08-18-426-028 1,408 STELLMAN, CATHY J DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 08-18-452-003 223 CAMPBELL, MARY R 08-19-100-002 536 CAMPBELL, MARY R 08-19-100-003 74 CAMPBELL, MARY R 08-19-100-005 28,056 HUGHES, TIMOTHY P 08-19-100-006 453 BOYLE, JAMES J 08-19-100-009 625 HUGHES, TIMOTHY P 08-19-100-010 188,767 BOYLE, JAMES J 08-19-100-013 59,713 CAMPBELL, MARY R & DAVID W 08-19-100-014 26,945 CAMPBELL, MARY R 08-19-201-002 1,977 SUBURBAN BANK OF ELMHURST 1016 08-19-226-003 845 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO, SYCAMORE TR # 1280605701 08-19-226-004 8 NATIONAL BK & TR CO OF SYCAMORE TR # 1280605701 08-19-226-005 5,262 SUBURBAN BANK OF ELMHURST 1016 08-19-251-001 85 GODFREY, DENNIS 08-19-251-002 182 GODFREY, DENNIS 08-19-251-003 161 GODFREY , DENNIS 08-19-251-004 206 GODFREY, DENNIS 08-19-251-005 261 GODFREY, DENNIS 08-19-251-006 396 GODFREY, DENNIS 08-19-251-007 532 GODFREY, DENNIS 08-19-252-002 3,955 MCILVAINE, DAVID B

08-19-253-001 210 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO SYCAMORE TR # 1280605701 08-19-253-006 247 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO SYCAMORE TR # 1280605701 08-19-253-007 983 RYAN, JEANETTE M JAMES F & MICHAEL C 08-19-300-002 845 TRUST # BBT-3318 08-19-300-003 448 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-19-300-004 74,387 TRUST # BBT-3318 08-19-300-005 9,766 TRUST # BBT-3318 08-19-400-001 1,777 TRUST # BBT-3318 08-19-400-009 23,740 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-19-400-012 184 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-19-400-013 1,036 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-19-400-014 3,305 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-19-400-015 202 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-19-400-016 50,626 TRUST # BBT-3318 08-19-400-017 955 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-20-100-002 152 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO SYCAMORE TR # 1280605701 08-20-100-003 96,658 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO, SYCAMORE TR # 1280605907 08-20-100-007 123 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO OF SYCAMORE TR # 1280605907 08-20-100-008 15,300 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO OF SYCAMORE TR # 1280605809 08-20-100-011 874 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-20-151-007 94,503 HEENAN, JOHN J & JOANNE L 08-20-152-002 115,804 JOHANSON, CARL O, TRUSTEE TR # 101 08-20-178-008 99,956 PELIZZA, MARYANN TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-20-200-003 1,063 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO, SYCAMORE TR # 1280605907 08-20-200-004 45 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO, SYCAMORE TR # 1280605907 08-20-200-006 3,089 TANGALOS, ANTHONY J & ALICE S LIVING TRUST 08-20-200-007 454,953 GAIK, JESSICA MARIE DCLRN OF TRUST 08-20-200-012 11,414 NATIONAL BANK & TR CO, SYCAMORE TR # 1280605907 08-20-279-003 104,504 DRENDEL, RALPH & PAULA 08-20-300-005 26,673 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-20-300-006 56,009 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-20-300-007 8,235 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-20-476-004 140,290 PASCU, ELENA 08-20-476-008 5,115 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-20-476-011 168,316 CRUMP, JAMES MARK & BARBARA ENS TRUSTS 08-20-476-012 171,440 ADAMIAN, MICHAEL R 08-21-100-001 3,652 TANGALOS, ANTHONY J & ALICE S LIVING TRUST 08-21-100-008 107,062 STEBEN, ARNOLD W & MARILYN J 08-21-100-010 115,746 ST CHARLES FARMS LLC 08-21-129-001 85,398 HEISE, PATRICK E & LISA K 08-21-177-013 96,486 SANTELER, LESLIE E & ROSE

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08-26-178-006 231,664 MILLER, RODNEY S & PATRICIA A 08-26-200-038 371 FOX MILL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-26-206-005 158,528 SUTTON, GREGORY SCOTT 08-26-206-010 151,688 SHEPHERD, JAMES M 08-26-207-005 149,718 WILLGING, TIMOTHY C & BRENDA K 08-26-207-007 181,683 CHARPENTIER, KEVIN & HEATHER 08-26-227-004 201,049 GRUDECKI, MICHAEL & DISABATO, DANIEL 08-26-232-001 181,667 MAGLONE, GERALD L & RENEE M 08-26-232-002 194,628 MOLLENHAUER, THOMAS G & RENEE REILLY 08-26-232-008 216,737 WOZNIAK, MICHAEL & KARRIE 08-26-251-004 178,134 ANDREACCHI, JOHN F & ELISSA 08-26-251-014 184,400 NOTARO, ROBERT L & DEBRA R 08-26-252-003 149,914 FARIS, TRAVIS W 08-26-252-007 135,218 SAVINO, GAETANO & ROSA 08-26-253-011 144,949 KINDLE, BRENTON A & KRISTEN K 08-26-253-013 142,452 MARTIN, ERIC W & EMILY R 08-26-254-004 204,980 LANCASTER, ROBERT T & LISA 08-26-254-007 168,700 ROTH, TIMOTHY J & STACI M TR, TRUSTEES 08-26-300-007 4,554 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-26-300-009 128 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-26-300-011 137 GARFIELD HERITAGE SOCIETY 08-26-301-012 167,338 HELSEL, SEAN L & TONYA L 08-26-400-008 8,022 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-26-400-013 139,625 NEWKIRK, PENNY 08-26-400-016 737 FOX MILL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-26-400-017 424 FOX MILL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-26-403-010 147,510 JOHNSON LIVING TRUST 08-27-100-028 96,775 GERDES, SANDRA J TRUST 08-27-100-029 82,561 KRAAKEVIK, THOMAS & CYNTHIA 08-27-100-048 52,877 SLAVIK, GARY R & VICKI M 08-27-100-070 218,126 KRAGE, THOMAS A & VALERIE A 08-27-100-071 343 HORTON FAMILY LLC 08-27-100-072 963 HORTON, SCOTT & MICHELE S 08-27-176-003 191,646 VOGT, MATTHEW E & KRISTEN L 08-27-230-001 167,529 WOLF, PATRICK & CARROLL 08-27-230-004 177,281 THOMPSON, GREGORY ELLIOTT & CASILE, MICHELLE MARIE 08-27-251-007 168,930 LOCKE, ROBERT V & JUNE MIELL 08-27-276-010 355,000 DAMICO, DANIEL 08-27-277-010 276,835 BAILEY, VINCENT R SR & NORA M 08-27-326-001 89,162 LEMP, CHRISTOPHER A 08-27-327-006 40,488 JOHNSON, MARTIN E DCLRN TR, TRUSTEE 08-27-351-001 86,927 PHILLIPS, DAVID F & BONNIE J 08-27-352-006 315 JOHNSON, MARILYN S 08-27-427-012 283,335 CLIMENHAGA, DOUGLAS W & SHERYL A 08-27-452-002 1,147 JOHNSON, MARTIN E DCLRN OF TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-27-476-024 71,999 STATE BANK GENEVA TRUSTEE TRUST AGRMT TR 889

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08-21-201-010 136,236 KRUEGER, RICHARD F DCLRN TRUST & KRUEGER, DALE 08-21-206-001 169,541 FICHTER, CHRISTOPHER J & SCANLON SUSAN C 08-21-226-018 99,901 VOELZ, DALE W & SANDRA A 08-21-253-002 86,891 CASALINO, ANTHONY M & BRIGIDA G 08-21-254-002 106,500 LOSTER, ANTHONY J 08-21-278-004 1,719 JAY FAMILY INVESTMENTS L P 08-21-300-003 10,289 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR #101 08-21-300-014 183,068 FASSE, PATRICK J & CLAUDINE A 08-21-300-018 164,343 MAJEED, SAEED K 08-21-300-019 133,889 RUDNICKI, JAMES E & MARY D 08-21-400-003 8,683 JAY FAMILY INVESTMENTS L P 08-21-400-007 1,692 JAY FAMILY INVESTMENTS L P 08-21-400-010 4,739 GARRO, CARMINE & ADA & GARRO ROSINA 08-21-400-020 134,744 INNOCENTI, DAVID B & LORI M 08-21-401-008 98,425 FREDERICKS, LYNN 08-21-402-004 106,243 THUER, STEPHEN 08-22-176-006 105,544 HUERTZ, GLADYS E 101 08-22-176-016 3,114 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA TR # 6203 08-22-200-008 80,394 STATE BANK GENEVA & NELSON JOY TRUST 1039 08-22-200-010 62,112 ANDERSON, NEAL & TRACY 08-22-200-012 21,812 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA TR # 6203 08-22-206-005 160,623 THOMPSON, STEVEN E & HEATHER 08-22-207-001 174,803 MOORE, NATHAN J & ELIZABETH M 08-22-228-006 217,513 BURKE, BRYAN D & JILL J 08-22-228-007 177,079 OLSON, CURTIS M & LORI E 08-22-300-016 2,843 HORTON FAMILY LLC 08-22-300-017 202,771 HORTON, SCOTT & MICHELE S 08-22-300-020 4,296 JAY FAMILY INVESTMENTS L P 08-22-300-022 104,101 JAY FAMILY INVESTMENTS L P 08-22-300-023 112,753 WASCO HOLDINGS LLC 08-22-378-002 120,307 OSBORNE FAMILY LIVING TRUST 08-22-490-003 163,932 WEBB, RICHARD A & JODEE L TR #1 08-23-126-026 93,478 HAWKINS, LEONARD O & ADELE 08-23-151-016 8,013 BRAUER, CHRISTINE 08-23-151-017 1 FOX CREEK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC 08-23-151-018 8 BRAUER, CHRISTINE 08-23-152-001 173,461 WICK, CURT & KATIE M 08-23-176-003 77,290 PELTIER, WARREN M & LESLIE A 08-23-176-012 47,425 SANTELL, SALVATORE C & BETH A 08-23-176-021 80,946 BRAUER, CHRISTINE 08-23-179-004 179,882 MARUSZAK, RICHARD J & ANNA M 08-23-179-006 155,213 GIRMAN, ERIC S & JULIE A 08-23-179-007 155,881 ACKMAN, DUSTIN J & STACY L 08-23-179-009 162,136 TIPPETT, ROGER J & LAURA H 08-23-180-002 187,462 PUDLIK, MICHAEL A & CYNTHIA

08-23-181-001 163,922 SEIFFERT JOINT TRUST 08-23-181-002 152,405 SCHREINER, FRANK L JR & EILEEN M ET AL 08-23-181-007 29,606 BORMAN, MARY ELLEN TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-23-182-002 226,182 NIU, HONG JULIET & LIU, CHANG 08-23-182-003 216,645 PULVER, BRIAN & KELLY 08-23-182-010 208,293 WHITCOMB, JOHN R & BELEC, ANNE E 08-23-182-012 196,694 DANTINNE, MATTHEW A & MICHELLE L 08-23-200-010 81,320 MIDDLETON FARMS LLC & COLLINGBOURNE, F 08-23-201-014 56,503 BOWGREN, STANLEY O & NINA E 08-23-201-015 43,230 BOWGREN, TERRY K & JOAN K 08-23-202-016 12,309 40W484 LLC 08-23-202-017 8,527 CEPHAS LLC 08-23-202-018 235,804 CEPHAS LLC 08-23-202-019 98 FOLGERS, JAMES A & JOAN C 08-23-226-006 1,182 FIRSTAR BANK GENEVA 2320 08-23-252-030 30,174 DARGENTO, ALESSANDRO & AMELIA ET AL 08-23-252-031 25,060 DARGENTO, ALESSANDRO & AMELIA ET AL 08-23-252-032 49,181 DARGENTO, ALESSANDRO & AMELIA, ET AL 08-23-252-033 54,333 DARGENTO, ALESSANDRO & AMELIA, ET AL 08-23-300-015 1,266 TRAVEN, DOUGLAS A & CARLA J 08-23-351-007 105,719 OBLAK, BRADLEY & SHELLY 08-23-352-001 114,201 MUHR, WILLIAM C & KIMBERLY A 08-23-401-002 107,503 DILLING, GALEN BRUCE & MARILYN J 08-23-401-003 107,503 MUSUR, NORMAN A & DARLENE A REVOC TR 08-23-401-004 107,503 HEINZ, RAE ANNE REVOC TR, TRUSTEE 08-23-401-018 157,307 PADULA, WILLIAM V III 08-23-402-009 150,802 CHATURVEDI, SEJAL 08-23-402-018 139,329 CAMERON, ROBERT D & KELLY A 08-23-403-004 119,952 PLUMB, BRUCE G & SHERRY A 08-23-426-006 154,345 PROKOP, DAVID R & CARI A 08-23-429-004 141,594 HUGHES, MICHAEL & MARGARET 08-23-452-005 181,636 KENNEDY, KERIC J & MARY A 08-24-100-017 182,103 SAUSER, JONATHAN 08-24-201-006 92,990 QUINN, KELLY J & MICHELLE N 08-24-202-002 95,990 SMALE, MICHAEL & KELLY 08-24-204-003 80,263 MARTIN, DANIEL D & MAZZOCCOLI, MARIA C 08-24-225-016 114,322 MOREV, ANTON V & ZHIVOPISTSEVA, IRINA 08-24-225-020 104,042 SCHLIMGEN, LEO & BETSY LEE 08-24-225-028 121,863 BENKS, EDWARD V & LINDSAY O 08-24-225-030 93,531 HIGGINS, SCOTT D & REBECCA A 08-24-225-032 166,648 RICH, MATHEW J & ANDREA D 08-24-252-005 79,525 MUSILLAMI, ANTHONY & MICHELE 08-24-300-017 22,184 NORTON LAKE DEVELOPMENT LLC 08-24-301-002 163,035 MEYER, KATHRYN J 08-24-301-004 157,970 LEMAY, LEONARD & MARION 08-24-303-020 143,158 MATHENY, KARI D LIVING TRUST 08-24-326-006 148,289 OLSON, MICHAEL ALLEN & KELLY B 08-24-327-005 134,236 RICHESON, GEORGE E JR & CAROL ANN

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22 Kane County Chronicle Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Continued from previous page 08-27-476-025 40,499 STATE BANK GENEVA TRUSTEE TRUST AGRMT 889 08-27-476-031 142,005 MENDEZ, EDWIN 08-28-100-001 11,101 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA 24 08-28-100-002 28,472 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-28-100-004 81,868 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-28-200-002 20,234 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-28-200-003 155,854 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR #101 08-28-200-006 1,321 FRANCISSEN, PATRICK, JEAN & KATHLEEN 08-28-200-007 109,640 BROTEN, H E K A A & B C 08-28-300-001 2,311 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-28-300-002 2,441 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-28-300-003 43,314 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA 6077 08-28-300-008 843 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA 24 08-28-300-013 364,970 LARSEN, BRIAN G & ANGELA M 08-28-300-014 601 FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEKALB 1350 08-28-400-002 75,224 KARAM, A & H DCLRN TR & ABRAM, D REVOC TR 08-28-400-006 81,314 LANIGAN, DIANE 08-28-400-014 786 PHILLIPS, DAVID F & BONNIE J 08-28-400-016 234,581 JOHNSON, MARILYN S 08-28-400-017 927 MARANVILLE, PAUL C & CAITLIN M GROOM 08-28-400-020 3,148 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-29-100-001 5,559 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-29-100-004 42,177 DIETER, KEVIN E & DAWN M 08-29-100-017 31,616 SUNNY ACRES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 08-29-100-018 4,193 OLD SECOND NATL BK OF AURORA, TRUSTEE TR # 6077 08-29-100-021 5,250 TRUST # 6077 & TRUST # 101 08-29-100-023 3,626 TRUST # 6077 & TRUST # 101 08-29-100-025 2,493 TRUST # 6077 & TRUST # 101 08-29-100-026 12,923 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR #101 08-29-100-028 1,538 TRUST # 6077 & TRUST # 101 08-29-100-029 2,279 TRUST # 6077 & TRUST # 101 08-29-100-030 56,436 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR # 101 08-29-200-001 26,384 OLD SECOND NATL BANK OF AURORA, TRUSTEE TR # 6077 08-29-200-008 4,603 TRUST # 8002362808 08-29-200-013 34,349 OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK AURORA 24 08-29-200-015 111 FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEKALB 1350 08-29-200-016 439 SELL, E O & L C TRS PRAIRIE TOOL SUP INC PRO SP 08-29-300-001 1,529 DIETER, KEVIN E & DAWN M 08-29-300-003 18,121 MEREDITH, P K REVOC LIV TR & JAMES A TR 08-29-300-004 6,528 OLD SECOND NATL BANK OF AURORA, TRUSTEE TR # 6077 08-29-300-005 25,989 TRUST # 6077 & BIDDLE, JOHN C TR #101 08-29-300-007 21,785 92131 LLC 08-29-400-001 29,767 TRUST # 8002362808 08-29-400-009 2,099 SELL, E O & L C TRS PRAIRIE TOOL SUP INC PRO SP 08-29-400-010 37,844 FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEKALB 1350

08-29-400-012 151,957 BULL RUN FARM HOLDINGS LLC 08-29-400-013 87,230 BULL RUN FARM HOLDINGS LLC 08-30-100-001 7,199 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-100-002 15,192 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-100-003 4,533 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-200-001 6,410 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-200-002 1,778 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-200-003 13,204 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-200-009 118 DIETER, KEVIN E & DAWN M 08-30-300-001 21,257 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-400-001 17,530 KANE COUNTY FAIR 08-30-400-002 93,259 SMOOTS, JORDAN & BODINE, DEBRA 08-30-400-003 90,192 DIETER, KEVIN E & DAWN M 08-30-400-006 102,798 LAMBIN, NANCY 08-30-400-007 105,556 NELSEN, RANDOLPH W & NANCY G 08-30-400-013 32,125 JWMA PARTNERSHIP LP 08-30-400-014 3,214 KOOS, RALPH W & ELIZABETH A 08-30-400-015 14 KOOS, RALPH W & ELIZABETH A 08-31-100-001 15,937 WISNIEWSKI/AG-VEST LP 08-31-100-003 13,112 WISNIEWSKI/AG-VEST LP 08-31-100-004 6,339 COMPONENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 08-31-200-002 5,167 WISNIWESKI/AG-VEST LP 08-31-200-003 71,065 MEREDITH, P K REVOC LIV TR & JAMES A TR 08-31-300-007 2,448 COMPONENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 08-31-300-008 117 COMPONENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 08-31-300-009 2,921 COMPONENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 08-31-300-010 1,381 WISNIEWSKI/AG-VEST LP 08-31-400-023 368 WISNIEWSKI/AG-VEST LP 08-31-400-030 2,398 WISNIEWSKI/AG-VEST LP 08-31-400-031 1,538 COMPONENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 08-31-400-032 11,770 COMPONENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC 08-32-100-009 14,929 MEREDITH, P K REVOC LIV TR & JAMES A TR 08-32-100-017 3,166 SNOW, WILLIAM 08-32-100-018 25,201 SNOW, WILLIAM E 08-32-152-003 80,991 BAUSTIAN, MATTHEW S & JENNIFER N 08-32-152-008 81,729 MONTANARI, MICHAEL J & KIMBERLY J 08-32-156-003 324,967 GRAND PROPERTY GROUP LLC 08-32-156-005 733,891 BOND PROPERTY GROUP LLC 08-32-157-007 61,528 ARCHULETA, AARON & JANET 08-32-200-007 2,359 ELBURN STATION LAND CO LLC 08-32-200-010 39,328 SNOW, WILLIAM E 08-32-200-011 2,109 NATIONAL BANK &TR CO SYCAMORE 40-471700 08-32-200-012 88,055 P W K TERMINALS INC 08-32-200-013 1,341 VOVOLA, PHILLIP T PAMELA R & VAJGERT W & A M 08-32-305-018 43,312 MURPHY, BERNADINE C TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-32-306-005 42,829 ROTTMANN, ALAN D 08-32-306-006 41,799 ALGRIM, GREG & JO ELLEN

08-32-306-007 41,799 LEUZINGER, PETER & DEE ANN M 08-32-306-008 41,143 OLSEN, TINA L 08-32-306-009 41,963 DURBALA, KELLY 08-32-306-010 42,618 OTTO, JOHN G LIVING TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-32-306-011 41,799 MOXON, DARRAN R & ELAYNE M VARGO 08-32-306-012 41,143 TURYNA, JOSHUA J 08-32-306-013 41,799 MULVIHILL, CHRISTOPHER T & KUHNLOHE, DAWN M 08-32-306-014 42,618 MCGUINNESS, RYAN 08-32-306-017 42,618 EICHINGER, LISA 08-32-306-018 41,799 BLUME, NANCY A 08-32-306-019 41,143 SCHNEIDER, PAMELA C 08-32-306-020 41,143 HUNEKE, MICHAEL H 08-32-306-021 41,963 ALLISON, JAMES M & MARY ANN 08-32-306-023 42,618 TREADWAY, BRIAN & LAURA 08-32-306-024 41,799 STEIK, DEBORAH J 08-32-306-025 41,799 RUNNER, EDWARD C & SUE E 08-32-306-026 41,799 SKAAR, MATTHEW 08-32-306-027 42,618 VOICE, GREGORY W 08-32-309-001 311,412 REDOAKS LLC 08-32-326-005 85,422 HALL, SUSAN TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-32-328-007 91,131 POTTS, GREGORY & BARBARA 08-32-328-013 75,432 HAMPTON, JONATHON & MARGARET 08-32-329-005 79,404 TROOGSTAD, EDWARD A & RITA L 08-32-351-002 55 ST GALLS CHURCH OF ELBURN 08-32-351-024 75,490 PATTERMANN, RANDALL W & PATRICIA A 08-32-351-033 31 VOVOLA , PHILLIP & PAMELA 08-32-351-034 124 VOVOLA, PHILLIP & PAMELA 08-32-351-035 48,386 HOLLIDAY, BRYNN E & JUSTIN W 08-32-353-019 19 VOVOLA, PHILLIP & PAMELA 08-32-379-007 82,710 LEAVEY, JEFFREY A & MARGARET K 08-32-380-006 89,325 HELLAUER, STEPHEN & ERIKA 08-32-380-011 88,807 LAMBERT FAMILY TRUST 08-32-400-006 1,186 ELBURN STATION LAND CO LLC 08-32-400-007 11,870 ELBURN STATION LAND CO LLC 08-32-400-008 1,845 ELBURN STATION LAND CO LLC 08-32-401-010 79,257 VELDHUIZEN, BERT & HEATHER 08-32-451-020 83,433 JIMENEZ, WALTER G 08-33-100-013 24,965 LATKO, DAVID W & JANICE ORISSA 08-33-100-014 12,964 CAMPTON TOWNSHIP 08-33-200-005 103,960 ELAMANA, PRASAD I & MIRIAM 08-33-200-011 11,036 HEIDGEN, MARY ELLEN TRUSTEE 08-33-200-012 252,058 BERTSCH TREE LLC 08-33-300-001 38,806 LATKO, DAVID W & JANICE ORISSA 08-33-300-003 147,874 HAWKS, DENNIS L & ANDREA L REVOC TRS 08-33-400-001 102,138 ATG TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE TR # L006-083 08-34-100-007 26,359 ELBURN 38 PARTNERS LLC 08-34-100-010 5,620 41W250 ROUTE 38 LLC

08-34-126-001 10 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-1116 08-34-126-002 8 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-1116 08-34-126-003 5,174 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-1116 08-34-126-004 43,138 HARRIS BANK ST CHARLES LT-1116 08-34-129-001 216,363 PIXTON, R ALLEN 08-34-200-007 107,454 LINE, DARLENE K TRUST, TRUSTEE 08-34-200-010 79,891 SIGLER, MAURICE & AMELIA A 08-34-200-013 95,877 SYMOWICZ, LEO J JR & MARGARET R 08-34-200-016 3,541 LIM, HEON MOON & LEE YOUNG A 08-34-200-017 1,645 SYMOWICZ, LEO J JR & MARGARET R 08-34-200-022 8 HARLEY FAMILY TRUST 08-34-200-023 961 STEINBIS, MICHAEL 08-34-277-002 96,625 HENRICH, RAYMOND M & BENJAMIN J 08-34-300-001 25,457 ELBURN 38 PARTNERS LLC 08-34-300-003 14,196 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO CHICAGO TR #113801-02 08-34-300-007 3,592 40W250 ROUTE 38 LLC 08-34-326-001 8,058 CIAMPI, STEPHEN GARY FAMILY TRUST 08-34-400-003 12,267 STEINBIS, MICHAEL D 08-34-400-009 412,680 STEINBIS, MICHAEL 08-35-101-005 952 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELGIN 3706 08-35-101-006 1,150 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELGIN 3706 08-35-126-005 96,579 HAMREY, DALE W 08-35-128-008 1,911 YOST, KEVIN L 08-35-128-009 7,760 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-35-200-007 280 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-35-200-009 5,902 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-35-200-011 121,348 JOHNSEN, LYLA D FAMILY TRUST & ET AL 08-35-200-012 5,192 NORTH FIRST I LLC 08-35-200-013 670 CAMPTON, TOWNSHIP OF 08-35-300-017 8,282 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELGIN 3706 08-35-300-018 121 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELGIN 3706 08-35-300-019 11,126 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELGIN 3706 08-35-300-025 143,004 CONNELLY, TAMARA 08-35-300-026 142,356 ANDERSON, SCOTT J & KATHLEEN L 08-35-400-002 13,395 CAMPTON, TOWNSHIP OF 08-35-400-003 253 JOHNSEN, LYLA D FAMILY TRUST & ET AL 08-35-400-004 15,746 NORTH FIRST I LLC 08-36-100-006 600 NORTH FIRST I LLC 08-36-100-009 7,887 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-36-100-014 484 CAMPTON, TOWNSHIP OF 08-36-100-015 28,753 CAMPTON HISTORIC AGRICULTURAL LANDS INC 08-36-300-001 3,163 CAMPTON, TOWNSHIP OF 08-36-300-004 812 RELIABLE MATERIALS OF ILLINOIS INC 08-36-300-006 11,512 NORTH FIRST I LLC 08-36-300-007 108,478 ARCHIBALD, ROBERT & WEAVER BRONWYN 08-36-300-010 20,089 NORTH FIRST I LLC 08-36-300-011 141,385 ARCHIBALD, ROBERT D & WEAVER, BRONWYN 08-36-400-003 101,807 RELIABLE MATERIALS OF ILLINOIS INC

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Q.A. INSPECTOR 2nd Shift General Labor GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITIES!!

(ST. CHARLES, IL) LTI Services is seeking to fill general labor positions for a plastic company in St. Charles- On 1st, 2nd and 3rd shift. 1st Shift - 6:00am 2:00pm 2nd Shift - 2:00pm 10:00pm 3rd Shift - 10:00pm – 6:00am Come in to apply at:

LTI SERVICES 3 N. Smith Street, Suite 3B Aurora, IL 60505 Time: 8:00a.m. -- 2:00p.m.

Must have experience with inspection equipment, able to read blueprints and plastics production experience. Must have strong SPC, Control Plan and FMEA knowledge. CQT is preferred but not a must. Bilingual (Spanish) skills a plus.

We offer competitive wages and an excellent benefits pkg.

Please apply in person or email resume to:

Chemtech Plastics, Inc. 765 Church Road Elgin, IL 60123 jobs@chemtechplastics.com EOE

HOUSEKEEPERS Full-time positions available. Apply at: greenfieldsofgeneva.org/careers Questions about your subscription? or apply in person at We'd love to help.

Call 800-589-9363 0N801 Friendship Way, Geneva.

LUBE TECHNICIAN ENTRY LEVEL

DRIVERS Semi Flat. DOT qualified.

TC Transportation 815-459-5724

FACTORY CARPENTER - FT

Basic carpentry / handyman skills a must. Prior cabinet installation / trim experience a plus. St Charles.

Multiple positions available.

Email resume: zwreceiving@colonydisplay.com or fax 630-762-1002

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Call (630) 906-9200 or apply in person at

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Robinson's Auto Repair 2114 W. Galena Blvd.

OFFICE MANAGER WANTED Duties include: Payroll, A/R, A/P, G/L, Union Reporting, Invoicing.

Competitive pay and benefits.

Email resume to: todd@everestexcavating.com

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DIETARY AIDE DeKalb County Rehab & Nursing Center has part time positions available in our Dietary Department on the Day Shift (6:15am - 2:30pm).

Must be 16 years of age or older to apply.

Some weekends & holidays are required. Starting wage is $8.25 per hour.

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LOCAL DRIVERS Join one of the leading producers of quality single-use foodservice products. We are currently looking for qualified applicants for the following position:

Local Drivers Driver will operate tractor/trailer to pick up/or deliver merchandise, do pre trip/post trip inspections of equipment, maintain driver logs and records, and unload/load merchandise.

Qualified applicants must have a CDL license, a good driving record, and have a minimum of 2 years tractor-trailer experience.

For immediate consideration please apply online at

www.dart.jobs Dart Container Corporation is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all candidates for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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Contact the Better Business Bureau www.chicago.bbb.org - or Federal Trade Commission www.ftc.gov

Apply at:

2600 North Annie Glidden Rd DeKalb, Illinois 60115

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NEWSPAPER DELIVERY Earn up to $1000 A Month!

Looking for Contractors to deliver newspapers early mornings 7 days per week.

Routes now available in Batavia, Geneva & St Charles.

Please Call 630-549-7918

Email: classified@ shawsuburban.com Fax: 815-477-8898 or online at: www.KCChronicle.com

877-264-2527

NOW HIRING (Job Fair Event) Thursday, July 31, 2014 1-4pm New Development, seeking highly qualified applicants to provide community-based services to individuals with physical, intellectual disabilities and behavioral health issues.

Positions available in Aurora, Tri-Cities & Elgin.

Direct Service Person (DSP) Aurora, Tri-Cities & Elgin (FT & PT) DSP - House Manager - Aurora & Elgin (FT) Case Manager QIDP - Aurora & Elgin (FT & PT) Jan-Aid Crew Leader - Aurora (FT) Director of Health Services - Aurora (FT) Teacher Assistant - Aurora (FT) Substitute Teacher - Aurora- As needed Truck Driver - Aurora (FT) Peer Support - Aurora (PT) Human Resource & Volunteer Specialist - Aurora (PT) Insulin Nurse - Elgin (PT) Contact Elizabeth at 630-966-4028 to schedule an interview. Applications accepted online at www.the-association.org. Walk-ins welcome.

Association for Individual Development 309 W. New Indian Trail Court, Aurora, IL 60506

RETAIL DELIVERY DRIVER

Contractor needed to deliver, build, collect & maintain retail stores & newspaper boxes. Delivery route includes Brookfield, Riverside, La Grange, Westchester & surrounding areas. Deliveries are once a week.

Compensation is based on a per delivery stop rate. Must have reliable vehicle, valid drivers license, insurance & a good driving record.

Contact Nicole Austin 630-427-6204 naustin@shawmedia.com

ALGONQUIN

HELP ME GET HOME! Indoor cat scooted out an open door in Ellen Oaks Genoa 7/15.

Half siamese, light and dark brown back, black tail, legs and face, white chest/belly, paws and both sides of nose. Super friendly. "Tommy" or "TommyTom" He's missed dearly by his people and his brother 815-784-4405 if seen Chronicle Classified 877-264-2527

Selling 36 yrs. of Classroom Teacher Goodies! Furniture, Prom Dresses, Collectibles, Kitchenware, Clothing. Lots of other Groovy Stuff!

Amana upright freezer, like new $100 630-879-3355

Gas Dryer

Maytag Neptune, Approx 10 yrs. old, hasn't been used in 5, We upgraded to the larger pair front loading washer/dryer set.

Pick up in St. Charles - $75.

630-945-3718 Water Filtration System Brita Pitcher, white, brand new, still in box. $15.

630-293-1246.

Chilmark Civil War Pewter Sculptures - Twenty six sculptures in good condition with Certificates NORTH AURORA of Authenticity. Serious buyers only.

4 S. Willow Way Email amyannekrouse@yahoo.com Fri Aug 1st 8-3, Sat Aug 2nd 9-2 for details.

Furniture, Ladies/Boys bikes, tv's, shoes, tables, filing cabinets, toys, antiques, Ladies 14/16 nice clothing, playing card collection, boys clothing, suitcases & 2 many more items to list. Lemonade stand raises TV 32” Insignia $ 4 Autism Speaks.

Flat front, large in back (a little

older) $30. 847-830-9725 Friday August 1st, 9:00AM - 3:00PM 2224 Dawson Lane Living Room, Family Room, Bedroom & Kitchen Furniture Noritake Rothschild #7293 Ivory China for 12 Fine Silver 5 Piece place setting for 12 Everyday China and Class wear Pots, Pans & Miscellaneous Kitchen Supplies 60" Upright Frost-Free Freezer 32" Stainless Steel Bar/Dorm Refrigerator Seasonal Items Art Work & Decorative Items

NORTH AURORA MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE 908 Pinehurst Dr. July 31, August 1 and 2 from 9 am to 3 pm.

Large family sale. Furniture, art, jewelry, lots of girls clothes size 4 to 10, sports equip and home goods.

BEDROOM SET - Girl's white French provincial bedroom. 4 pcs. include 6 drawer dresser, desk w/hutch & chair. Asking Price: $225.00. Best time to call: any time.

Phone: 847-488-1127 Leather Couch Set 3 Piece, Excellent Condition, Paid $3000 - 2 years ago, Asking $295 for rocker/loveseat, couch for free, has rip/tear.

630-631-7075

OAK TV cabinet 66”L, 22” W, 55” H $125 2 Glass corner curio hutch 69”H $75/ea.

630-879-5341

GENEVA

RETAIL DELIVERY DRIVER

Contractor needed to deliver, build, collect & maintain retail stores & newspaper boxes. Delivery route includes Berwyn / Cicero. Deliveries are once a week. Must have reliable vehicle, valid drivers license, insurance & a good driving record.

Contact Nicole Austin 630-427-6204 naustin@shawmedia.com

BATAVIA 1S715 Grove Hill Dr. Thurs. & Fri. 8am-4pm GARAGE SALE!

Preschool size, they were found in our store in Geneva on Mon, July 21. 630-208-1115

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LOST – Blue Plate Carrier Left at Lyons Park Bldg., Elburn. If found, Call Jeanne 630-232-8041

FRI, SAT & SUN AUG 1, 2 & 3 10am - 4pm 0N430 OLD KIRK RD. Living Estate Sale – Builder retiring. 5000 square foot “man cave”. Tools, building materials, furniture, household, jewelry,1968 boat, 2010 Jeep Commander.

4000 square foot brick ranch house & whole building on 5 acres, for sale by owner.

Kathy's Estate Sales 847-363-4814

ST CHARLES 915 S. 10th Ave. Fri & Sat 8am-4pm Girls' and adult clothes, lots of toys, lamps, girl's bike, men's bike, sleeping bags, lots of household items.

Advertise here for a successful garage sale!

Call 815-455-4800

FREE FIREWOOD - 2 cords of Ash, Free for the hauling, Front yard of 4N041 Ferson Creek Road, St. Charles

SLEEPER/SOFA Ethan Allen, good condition, $125. Leather recliner, very good condition, $75.

630-879-5323

BB Pistol Powerline Co2 “1200” As new-in box $65/OBO before 9 PM 815-827-3692

Lage Pyrex Collection – Vintage 50 Pieces – Daisy, Gooseberry, Blue, Primary Colors, Lids & Sets $400. 630-587-6620

Clothing ~ Women's Tops

Good condition, size 1X & 2X, 50 tops altogether, $2 & $3/each.

Hampshire Area. 847-830-9725

2 Older A/C's 26W x 18” H $20/ea.

100# Scrap metal Free 847-741-1223

FLOOR DRILL PRESS

1941 Craftsman, model 101.03662, 15 inches, $95.

630-391-4153 SWINGLINE POWER STAPLER 1 volt, good condition. $10, before 9 PM 815-827-3692

52 CLASSIFIED COFFEE MAKER K-Cups, Nescafe Dolce Gusto Nescafe, like new! Paid $200, sell for $65. Hampshire Arae 847-830-9725

AIR HOCKEY TABLE 6 ft, Harvard with digital scoring, complete with pucks and paddles. Excellent condition! $80.

630-485-9836

• Tuesday, July 29, 2014 • Kane County Chronicle / KCChronicle.com !! !! !!! !! !!

I BUY CARS, TRUCKS, VANS & SUVs 1990 & Newer Will beat anyone's price by $300.

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Will pay extra for Honda, Toyota & Nissan

2007 GMC Yukon XL 1500 $16K 5.3L V8 Flex 4WD, 97K miles seats 9 good condition.

Call Steve at 630-387-9347

Will BUY UR USED CAR, TRUCK, SUV,

MOST CASH WILL BEAT ANY QUOTE GIVEN!! $400 - $2000 “don't wait.... call 2day”!!

815-575-5153

815-814-1964 or

815-814-1224 !! !! !!! !! !!

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07 VStar 650 Silverado 4667m 630-232-7226 $5400.

07 Majesty Scooter 5560m $3800. St. Charles -In Town Main Level Call or text 630-200-5917 2 bedroom, $950 + utilities & 2 car gar, A/C, Updated. Nice yard.

2004 YAMAHA V-STAR No pets/smoking. 630-377-5526 650 CC, 20,000 MILES GREAT CONDITION, RUNS GREAT. SOME UPGRADES. $3000.00 OBO. CALL FOR DETAILS 815-321-3474 CORTLAND- 4BR 2.5bath Condo 2008 Harley Fatboy, like new w/appl. & 2 car gar. 1350/mo, 1,600 miles, anniversary edition, renter pays util. 1st+last due at sign. black pearl, asking $12,500 No smoking/pets. 815-501-5217 815-827-0003 Having a Birthday, Anniversary, Graduation or Event Coming Up?

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Publisher's Notice: All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise "any 1 BR at $890 preference, limitation or discrimina2 BR at $1030 tion based on race, color, religion, 3 BR TH at $1325 sex, handicap, familial status or na630-879-8300 tional origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation of discrimination." Familial staGENOA 1 & 2 BEDROOM 1 bath, remodeled, appl. Country tus includes children under the age setting, close to downtown Genoa. of 18 living with parents or legal 815-784-4606 ~ 815-901-3346 custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18.

PEPPER VALLEY This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real esAPARTMENTS tate which is in violation of the law.

Our readers are hereby informed 1 BDRM ~ 1 BATH that all dwellings advertised in this $935 - $945 newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To comFireplace, heat, gas, water incl. plain of discrimination call HUD tollA/C, D/W, disposal, microwave, free at 1-800-669-9777. The tollblinds, patios, clubhouse, pool. free telephone number for the hearGarages available, small pets OK. ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.

BATAVIA

Dixon Outstanding Lake Front North Aurora - 3 Bedroom Ranch 4BR, 3BA, new remodeled kit/bath.

Basement, attached 2 car garage, 1 hour, 15 minutes W. of Geneva, St. Charles. Golf course is 8 blocks stove, fridge, references needed. $1400/mo + sec. 630-707-7673 incl two beaches. 630-405-9011

St. Charles ROOM FOR RENT

Kane County Chronicle Classified 877-264-2527

$450/mo incl utll, shared housing Contact Summers Property Mgmt.

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN THE PRIVATE SORORITY DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS ~ Near St. Charles Library ~ Furnished rooms. Quality, EASTERN DIVISION private living for employed HSBC BANK USA, N.A., AS INDENwomen, teacher, nurse, divorcee. TURE TRUSTEE FOR THE REGIS$400 incl utils. 815-784-4137 TERED NOTEHOLDERS OF RENAISSANCE HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2006-3 Plaintiff, -v.SANDRO RODRIGUEZ Defendant ST. CHARLES 1 : 12 CV 2182 Off/Ware Space JUDGE MILTON I. SHADUR 1,568sf - 19,000sf.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL COMMISDocks/Drive-Ins SIONER'S SALE Aggressive Move-In Package PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV630-355-8094 EN that pursuant to a Judgment of www.mustangconstruction.com Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on June 4, 2012, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, Special Commissioner appointed herein,will at 1:00 PM on August 12, 2014, at the CDH LAW GROUP, LLC, 2000 W. Galena Blvd., Suite 210, Aurora, IL, 60506, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 37W980 If it rains on your sale, we MALLARD LAKE ROAD, Saint will run your ad again the Charles, IL 60175 Property Index No. 09-08-151next week for FREE! 003.

The real estate is improved with Call 800-589-8237 a single family residence. or email: The judgment amount was classified@shawsuburban.com $616,880.60.

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Sale terms: 10% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 151701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Effective May 1st, 2014 you will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues.

For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney: POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, STE 610, Chicago, IL 60606, (312) 263-0003 Please refer to file number C14-96772.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION, One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 606064650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales.

POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, STE 610 Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 263-0003 Attorney File No. C14-96772 Case Number: 1 : 12 CV 2182 TJSC#: 34-11409 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Gen. No.13 CH 64 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE SALE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS pursuant to a Judgment for Foreclosure herein entered, the Sheriff of STATE BANK OF ILLINOIS, an Illi- Kane County, Illinois, or his deputy, nois Bank Association will on August 28, 2014, at the Plaintiff, hour of 9:00 a.m. at the Kane vs.

County Judicial Center, Room JC STEVEN Z. PRZESKI, f/k/a STEVEN 100, 37W777 Rt. 38, St. Charles, Z. PRZEPALKOWSKI, OLGA T. Illinois 60175, sell at public aucPRZESKI f/k/a OLGA T. tion to the highest and best bidder, PRZEPALKOWSKI UNKNOWN property legally described as folOWNERS AND NON-RECORD lows: CLAIMANTS, Defendants.

Common Address: 43W775 Gen. No. 13 CH 2099 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment for Foreclosure herein entered, the Sheriff of Kane County, Illinois, or his deputy, will on August 14, 2014, at the hour of 9:00 a.m. at the Kane County Judicial Center, Room JC 100, 37W777 Rt. 38, St. Charles, Illinois 60175, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, property legally described as follows:

North Sunset Views (Lot 60). Lily Lake, IL 60174 PIN: 08-08-352-005 This property is commonly known as 43W775 North Sunset Views, (Lot 60), Lily Lake, Illinois, and is improved with a residential structure.

Terms of Sale: This property is in each case being sold in an "As Is condition" for cash, 10% down by certified funds, balance within 24 hours by certified funds. No refunds.

For information regarding this Common Address: 41W540 real estate, interested parties may Fencepost Lane, St. Charles, Illinois contact: Mr. Jeff Pedersen, Vice 60174 President - Commercial Lending, State Bank of Illinois, 11100 Front PIN: 08-03-326-005-0000 Street, Mokena, IL 60448. 708482-2929 or 708-479-2185.

This property is commonly known as 41W540 Fencepost Dated: July 24, 2014 Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174, and is improved with a residential By: Mark Schuster structure.

Attorney for State Bank of Illinois Terms of Sale: This property is in each case being sold in an "As Is condition" for cash, 10% down by certified funds, balance within 24 hours by certified funds. No refunds.

Attorney for State Bank of Illinois: Mark Schuster, #2519089 Bazos, Freeman, Kramer, Schuster & Braithwaite, LLC 1250 Larkin Avenue #100 Elgin, Illinois 60123 (847) 742-8800

For information regarding this real estate, interested parties may (Published in the Kane County contact: Mr. Jeff Pedersen, Vice Chronicle, July 29, August 5 & 12, President - Commercial Lending, 2014.)

State Bank of Illinois, 11100 Front Street, Mokena, IL 60448. 708482-2929 or 708-479-2185.

Dated: July 24, 2014 By: Mark Schuster Attorney for State Bank of Illinois Attorney for State Bank of Illinois: Mark Schuster, #2519089 Bazos, Freeman, Kramer, Schuster & Braithwaite, LLC 1250 Larkin Avenue #100 Elgin, Illinois 60123 (847) 742-8800

PUBLIC NOTICE

(Published in the Kane County IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Chronicle, July 29, August 5 & 12, COURT FOR THE NORTHERN 2014.)

DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS EASTERN DIVISION HSBC BANK USA, N.A., AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISPUBLIC NOTICE TERED NOTEHOLDERS OF RENAISSANCE HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 2006-3 Plaintiff, SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT -v.KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS SANDRO RODRIGUEZ Defendant STATE BANK OF ILLINOIS, an Illi1 : 12 CV 2182 nois Bank Association JUDGE MILTON I. SHADUR Plaintiff, (Published in the Kane County NOTICE OF SPECIAL COMMISvs. Chronicle July 8, 15, 22 & 29, DAVID J. BARKOCY and DEANNA SIONER'S SALE 2014.)

BARKOCY, SUNSET VIEW PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVL. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, UN- EN that pursuant to a Judgment of Find. Buy. Sell.

KNOWN OWNERS, AND NON- Foreclosure and Sale entered in the All in one place... HERE! Everyday in above cause on June 4, 2012, an RECORD CLAIMANTS, Kane County Chronicle Classified Defendants. agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-

Kane County Chronicle / KCChronicle.com • Tuesday, July 29, 2014 • age rporation, Special Commissioner appointed herein,will at 1:00 PM on August 12, 2014, at the CDH LAW GROUP, LLC, 2000 W. Galena Blvd., Suite 210, Aurora, IL, 60506, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: LOT 47 IN HERITAGE ON BURR ROAD-UNIT 1, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 7 AND PART OF THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 8 ALL IN TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 8, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly known as 37W980 MALLARD LAKE ROAD, Saint Charles, IL 60175 Property Index No. 09-08-151003.

The real estate is improved with a single family residence.

The judgment amount was $616,880.60.

Sale terms: 10% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 151701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Effective May 1st, 2014 you will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues.

For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney: POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, STE 610, Chicago, IL 60606, (312) 263-0003 Please refer to file number C14-96772.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION, One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 606064650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial

Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales.

POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, STE 610 Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 263-0003 Attorney File No. C14-96772 Case Number: 1 : 12 CV 2182 TJSC#: 34-11409 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

& Braithwaite, LLC 1250 Larkin Avenue #100 Elgin, Illinois 60123 (847) 742-8800

Bank of America, N.A. Plaintiff, (Published in the Kane County vs.

Chronicle, July 29, August 5 & 12, Laura L. Swanson; Tara L. Swan2014.) son; Unknown Owners and NonRecord Claimants; Timber Trais Homeowners Association, Defendants.

PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

STATE BANK OF ILLINOIS, an Illinois Bank Association Plaintiff, (Published in the Kane County vs.

Chronicle July 8, 15, 22 & 29, DAVID J. BARKOCY and DEANNA 2014.)

BARKOCY, SUNSET VIEW L. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS, AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, PUBLIC NOTICE Defendants.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS STATE BANK OF ILLINOIS, an Illinois Bank Association Plaintiff, vs.

STEVEN Z. PRZESKI, f/k/a STEVEN Z. PRZEPALKOWSKI, OLGA T. PRZESKI f/k/a OLGA T. PRZEPALKOWSKI UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants.

Gen. No. 13 CH 2099 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE SALE

Gen. No.13 CH 64 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment for Foreclosure herein entered, the Sheriff of Kane County, Illinois, or his deputy, will on August 28, 2014, at the hour of 9:00 a.m. at the Kane County Judicial Center, Room JC 100, 37W777 Rt. 38, St. Charles, Illinois 60175, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, property legally described as follows:

Lot 60 in Sunset Views, in the Village of Lily Lake, Kane County.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Illinois, according to the Plat therepursuant to a Judgment for Fore- of recorded February 3, 2004 as closure herein entered, the Sheriff of Document 2004K016122.

Kane County, Illinois, or his deputy, Common Address: 43W775 will on August 14, 2014, at the hour of 9:00 a.m. at the Kane North Sunset Views (Lot 60). Lily County Judicial Center, Room JC Lake, IL 60174 100, 37W777 Rt. 38, St. Charles, PIN: 08-08-352-005 Illinois 60175, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, This property is commonly property legally described as fol- known as 43W775 North Sunset Views, (Lot 60), Lily Lake, Illinois, lows: and is improved with a residential structure.

Lot 29 in Unit No. 2, Silver Glen Meadows, Campton Kane County, Illinois

Township,

CIRCUIT KANE COUNTY – GENEVA, ILLINOIS

Case No. 14 CH 700 523 Telluride Drive, Gilberts, IL 60136 PUBLICATION NOTICE The requisite affidavit(s) having been duly filed herein, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL DEFENDANTS IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED ACTION, that said action has been commenced in said Court by the plaintiff(s), naming you as defendant (s) therein and praying and for other relief; that summons has been issued out of this Court against you as provided by law, and, that this action is still pending and undetermined in said Court.

NOW, THEREFORE, unless you file your answer or otherwise make your appearance in said action in this Court, by filing the same in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before August 21, 2014, AN ORDER OF DEFAULT MAY BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said Court on July 11, 2014.

Apt. 2, Aurora, IL, 60505.

the County Clerk of Kane County, Illinois, setting forth the names and addresses of all persons owning, conducting and transacting the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE (Published in the Kane County /s/ John A. Cunningham business known as BUZZ SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Chronicle, July 29, 2014.)

Kane County Clerk CONCIERGE located at 2872 KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS Leonard Lane, North Aurora, IL (Published in the Kane County 60542.

PUBLIC NOTICE 14 MR 679 Chronicle, July 15, 22, 29, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION 2014.)

Dated: July 17, 2014 REGARDING NAME CHANGE LOOKING FOR DBE'S! /s/ John A. Cunningham Public notice is hereby given that PUBLIC NOTICE Kane County Clerk Curran Contracting Company on September 23, 2014, in Courtis seeking IDOT approved DBE room No. 110, of the Kane County (Published in the Kane County subcontractors, suppliers, & ASSUMED NAME Courthouse, 100 South Third Chronicle, July 22, 29, August 5, trucking companies for the PUBLICATION NOTICE Street, Geneva, Illinois, at the hour 2014.)

08/01/2014 IDOT letting! of 9:30 A.M. or as soon thereafter Plans & Specs are available at Public Notice is hereby given as this matter may heard, a Petition www.dot.state.il.us or email that on Thursday, July 17, 2014 a will be heard in said Courtroom estimating@ PUBLIC NOTICE certificate was filed in the office of for the change of name of ARON currancontracting.com the County Clerk of Kane County, MICHAEL PHILIPCHUCK to ARON (815) 455-5100 Illinois, setting forth the names and ASSUMED NAME MICHAEL PHILIPS pursuant to addresses of all persons owning, PUBLICATION NOTICE 735 ILCS 5/21-101 et seq.

(Published in the Kane County conducting and transacting the Chronicle, July 17, 18, 19, business known as AMORE Public Notice is hereby given Dated July 18, 2014 at St. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29 & 30, HOMES located at 1 South Green- that on Thursday, July 17, 2014 a Charles, Illinois.

2014.) wich Lane, Geneva, IL 60134. certificate was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Kane County, /s/ Aron M. Philipchuck Dated: July 17, 2014 Illinois, setting forth the names and Petitioner addresses of all persons owning, /s/ John A. Cunningham conducting and transacting the (Published in the Kane County Kane County Clerk business known as MIDWEST Chronicle, July 22, 29 & August 5, PUBLIC NOTICE TRIMWORKS located at 116 2014.)

(Published in the Kane County Woodlawn St, Geneva, IL 60134.

Chronicle, July 22, 29, August 5, ASSUMED NAME 2014.)

Dated: July 17, 2014 PUBLICATION NOTICE

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Legal Notice Advertisement for Bidding

FOR: Pottawatomie Community Center HVAC Building Automa/s/ Thomas M. Hartwell tion System Modifications Clerk of the Circuit Court OWNER: St. Charles Park Dis(SEAL) trict, 101 South Second Street, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 /s/ Laura A. Duplantier One of Plaintiff's Attorney's The St. Charles Park District will receive separate sealed bids until Laura A. Duplantier 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, August MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC 14th, 2014 at the Pottawatomie Community Center, 8 North AvAttorneys for Plaintiff enue, St. Charles, Illinois, for PotOne East Wacker, Suite 1250 tawatomie Community Center Chicago, IL 60601 HVAC Building Automation System Telephone: 312-651-6700 Modifications.

Fax: 614-220-5613 Attorney. No.: 6297986 This project generally consists of (Published in the Kane County but not limited to: All materials, laChronicle, July 22, 29 & August 5, bor, and programming necessary to upgrade the Pottawatomie Com2014.) munity Center existing Ibex trunk and all Ibex controllers.

Terms of Sale: This property is in each case being sold in an "As Is Common Address: 41W540 condition" for cash, 10% down by PUBLIC NOTICE Fencepost Lane, St. Charles, Illinois certified funds, balance within 24 hours by certified funds.

No re60174 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE funds.

SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PIN: 08-03-326-005-0000 KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS For information regarding this This property is commonly real estate, interested parties may 14 MR 551 known as 41W540 Fencepost contact: Mr. Jeff Pedersen, Vice NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Lane, St. Charles, Illinois 60174, President - Commercial Lending, REGARDING NAME CHANGE and is improved with a residential State Bank of Illinois, 11100 Front Street, Mokena, IL 60448. 708structure.

482-2929 or 708-479-2185.

Public notice is hereby given that on September 30, 2014, in CourtTerms of Sale: This property is in Dated: July 24, 2014 room No. 110, of the Kane County each case being sold in an "As Is Courthouse, 100 South Third condition" for cash, 10% down by By: Mark Schuster Street, Geneva, Illinois, at the hour certified funds, balance within 24 Attorney for State Bank of Illinois of 9:30 A.M. or as soon thereafter hours by certified funds. No reas this matter may heard, a Petition funds.

Attorney for State Bank of Illinois: will be heard in said Courtroom Mark Schuster, #2519089 for the change of name of HOLDEN For information regarding this real estate, interested parties may Bazos, Freeman, Kramer, Schuster DOMYNIC TAYLOR to PENELOPE XYLIA NICHOLS pursuant to 735 contact: Mr. Jeff Pedersen, Vice & Braithwaite, LLC ILCS 5/21-101 et seq.

President - Commercial Lending, 1250 Larkin Avenue #100 State Bank of Illinois, 11100 Front Elgin, Illinois 60123 Dated July 18, 2014 at St. Street, Mokena, IL 60448. 708- (847) 742-8800 Charles, Illinois.

482-2929 or 708-479-2185.

(Published in the Kane County Chronicle, July 29, August 5 & 12, /s/ Holden Domynic Taylor Dated: July 24, 2014 2014.)

Petitioner By: Mark Schuster (Published in the Kane County Attorney for State Bank of Illinois Chronicle, July 22, 29 & August 5, PUBLIC NOTICE 2014.)

Attorney for State Bank of Illinois: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Mark Schuster, #2519089 Get the job you want at Bazos, Freeman, Kramer, Schuster FOR THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL KCChronicle.com/jobs

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/s/ John A. Cunningham Public Notice is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICE Kane County Clerk that on Wednesday, July 09, 2014 a certificate was filed in the office (Published in the Kane County of the County Clerk of Kane County, ASSUMED NAME Chronicle, July 22, 29, August 5, Illinois, setting forth the names and PUBLICATION NOTICE 2014.) addresses of all persons owning, conducting and transacting the Public Notice is hereby given Breaking News business known as ABC Cleaning that on Thursday, July 17, 2014 a available 24/7 at Services located at 508 Front St. certificate was filed in the office of KCChronicle.com

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Copies of the bidding specifications will be available at the Parks Department office of the St. Charles Park District, Pottawatomie Community Center, after 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 29th, 2014. A $25 (non-refundable) fee is required for each set of bid plans. Check should be payable to the St. Charles Park District.

The above bids will be opened and read publicly at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 14th, 2014 at the Pottawatomie Community Center.

The St. Charles Park District reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or to accept any proposals which, in its judgment, will be to the best interest of the Park District. Only bids in compliance with the provisions of the specifications will be considered.

All bidders must comply with the applicable Illinois Law requiring the payment of Kane County prevailing wages by all contractors working on public projects, and bidders must comply with the Illinois Statutory requirements regarding labor and bidding, including Equal Opportunity Laws.

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111 S. Rte 31 • McHenry, IL

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800-935-5913

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BUSS FORD LINCOLN MERCURY

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www.clcjd.com 206 S. State Street • Hampshire, IL

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www.arlingtonkia.com

888/800-6100

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KNAUZ BMW

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5404 S. Rt. 31 • Crystal Lake, IL

www.clcjd.com

www.libertyautoplaza.com

200 N. Cook Street • Barrington, IL

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What You Should Know Before Buying a Hearing Aid I am often asked why it’s so important to buy a hearing aid from Geneva Hearing Services. There are several issues to consider, but these are the most important.

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