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Newyear, New Scares FOOD Summer's Bourny Delivered Fear City Haunted House Has New Tricks Lurking Around the Corner IPAGE 6 PM% NILES HERALD -SPECFATOR M Hoivw. M LOCAL NEWS SINCE 1951. Thursda. .ugust 14. 2014 niIcs.suntimt.com \ WRAPPORTS compan t CHICAGO StJN-TIMES óic Back to school roundup What's new in every local district PAGES t2-15 Go Marriott Theatre stages 'On the Town' Newyear, new scares FOOD Summer's bourny delivered Fear City Haunted House has new tricks lurking around the corner IPAGE 6 PM% Nues Herald-Spectator I ©20l4 Sun-Times Media I All rights reserved Outdoor Statues, Wmd Chimes, Butterflys, Divine Word Lawn Décor along with many other items Missonaries Religious items for any religious occasion Religious TWO DAY Gift Shop Çtt1n1ne,/ ÇiI& Monday - Friday lOam-5pm \ August 14th -16th Saturday lOam-49m 10 to 35% i 835 Waukegan Rd., 5?0C-TLO9 'Iisr11.H LS NOL)VO fl 0969 P4orthbrook, II. 60062 9t?00000 L1(I Lt13U (847) 272-7605 OFF ?000000 6T0) 9Zç1C www.svdmIssions.org '* 610- :)Q):Lo'i1 -HV 2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL August 1 6th, Saturday, 9:30am Large Antiques & Collectables Auction 409 E. Stevenson Rd., Ottawa, IL Special Preview Day Friday, August 15th, 1 Oam-6pm i 542GB Millhurst Road, Plane. Illinois All Music All Day!!! Sunday,August 17, 2014 9 AM Start Lunch Contents of the Sadler Music Store, Aurora, IL & Martin Hock Collection Jazz Records & Music Equipment Directions: From Plano take Ben St. South which turns in to River Drive to M!lç_!n$truments from Antique to New - Approeimat&y 200 Instruments -10+ Saxphones1O+ French Horns, 20+ Trumpets1ß+ Comets, Miihurst Road lust before you cross the Fox River. Turn right and go to the 40+ C$arinets,15+ Hutes, 20 Oboes, 200 Mouthpieces toi Brass Instruments Old and New, Guitar & Banjo Accessories, Instrument Cases, Bach Auction. 2 Auction rings. Watch for Auction signs. Salesman Mouthpiece Cases. 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