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The damage was ex- wrre downed by the storm. No- achievement We arepub1ish- on accooetnbitity repon to tax- station. pected to he completely repaired nega credited the tree tnmming ing below the annual scores payers onstudent achievement. - After the debris settled and an by Tuesday or Wednesday ofthis program wtstchhelps the wind to of Maine and Nues Township Under the stutn-mandoted assessment was taken, the only week, according tuNoriega. go nght through the trees rather : districts which include sto- IGAP program, 10th-grade sta- maier damuee darme last week's Other than the fire statieg, u Cnntinurd on Page 46 -dent fromEast Maine. Niles dents ae tested tu reading, esatta StOiut was theroofnlFire Station and Morton Grove. and writing, while 1 tth-graders . dt Jarvis Street and Oak Park In-theèlemèntary districts, take teats in science and social Avedne, almost half of which Woman struck by car Pork Ridge District 64 had studies. Some seniors also takn west sailing dnring the recordI much bighhrscores than its Continued On Page4h winds that lashed the area Nov. ñëghbors. Similàrly, in the crossing Dempster highscttoots districts, ?aek Nues Park budget 10Wehad to take care ofit right byEosemary Tirio Ridg&sMaine Sooth had higiser scores than the othnc to reduce fund, wchcrntha$4JOO SylviaDowning,66,was the path of an easthoand soto highschnnts in the two town- expand prógrarns price tag and inctusted replacing stnick by a car aroagd 6ri15 p.m. driven by a 72year-old Morton ships; The Park Ridge Nov. 6 as shetriedtocrossDemp- Groveman. The vehicle was tray- schnotshad obout 1% of its Despite plans tu add nix new elisguboat.15-mph aedpreparing - were dislodged by ihnhigh sterStreetin the7600bluck. Rodents whose families were programs tu tIte Ndes Park Ott- The victim Was leaving the te toen left from the taming lane . wiadw A vent was patted off, and elossified-as low income. The tniot, officials ara confiduct that. the apper rooflaiided en the tow- hume nfher sun Robert Downing accerdingtothe police report. 63 next year's expenditares will re- Eost Moine District er roof und caased tome-damage located across the Street from her The victims walking stick was . schools und the DesPlaines main relativuly the same as this toit,Noriegusaid.Aimdsthutfof home. - thrown into the air by the impact District 62 schnots had 13% - . year. - - . thewholérsofwasdamaged,No- Mrs. Downing was nat in a of the crash and struck the wind- tu 20% of its students coming In fact, Park District Casoars- -. crosswalk when she was strack, shield oía second car which was - riegaadded. - from low income households. tiuonh are planning io include according to Nues Police Publio also-thavelingeastbonndea In Nitta Township, Niles Dis- The fire station was still rible to significantredactions nfespendi- òerate. Noridga said, especially Information Officer Roger Wil- DemsterStreet, Wilson said. uict 71 schools had 20.3% o tores io the Operations Fund, bat son. Downing, who was con- its stndents coming from low becanse there wasnu rain, which both Execative Director Joe Lo- gbthave hampered department The victim apparently walked soious and talking after the ocal- Conlinned on Page 46 Verde and Finance Director Tom operations m welt asthc repair tsouthboand across Dempster into - Còattisaed an Page 46 Cnntinaed on P,ge.46 work. w' Tyi.±i&--Ni].es To'wnhiDSSchòols Report Card COST Ph LOW Eleméntary - READING - MATIS - WRITING SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES - 4TH 7TH PER PUPIL INCOME School District3RD 8TH 3RO- 8TH 3Rf 8TH 4TH 7TH MAINE TWP. Oes Plaines 62 255 288 307 314 19.8 26.7 272 278 280 277 . $8,411 21.6% - East Mainé 63262 256 295 304 20.1 25.5 269 - 270 280 266 $6,405 13.8% Pk.Ridge64 315 280 348 368 20.7 25.7 316 309 350 340 $7,833 0.9% NILES TWP. - Golf 67 300265 384323 20.327.4 - 293309 3i1310 $10,202 8.9% Thanksgiving Mort. Grv. 70270272 299318 21.22.6.9 299281 315298 $7,242 - 5.2% $10,664 20.3 % Nues 71 290268 331349 19.426.6 277292 307303 i I icii i 1 READING MATH WRiTINGSCIENCEuoc. sTun ACT % - COST % LOW High 11TH TESTEDPERPUPIL INCOME Pagel2 School 10TH - 10TH -10TH I ITFI SCORE MAINE TWP. Women DIST. 207 - 27.4 291 246 - 21.9 60.0% $12,726 16.5% Page 6 .Maine East 252 289 Maine South 298 330 28.6 325 305 23.4 85.3%s 8,411 1.2% - Thanksgiving Maine West 249 286 283 299 269 22.1 63.7%$13,042 13.4% Services Page 18 JLES TWP. - P1ST. 219 Home Style Nues North - 261 321 28.2 297 287 233 72.3% $8,381 83% Page 35 Nues West 252 321 28.0 289 278: 22.4 86.2% $13,668 7.4% d - TIIEBUGLE, THeR5DA'g, NOVEMBER 59, t998 PAGE 3 PAGEZ THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1998 , Nues Park takes part Regency to hostHoliday Bazaar Garden Club of Bank of Lincoinwood- a Tony Bennett sings, signs Regency Heallheare aud Reha- cookies, ofhond-made gifts'and delicions tradition of community bankingMorton Grove in Fire Safety Days bililalion Centre will be hasting a Traditionally, Rrgency's I-hilt-.foods. 'The Good Life' Holiday Bazaar for the commani- day Bazaar has drawn hundreds Regency Healthcme and Reha- In a world whera bank after bank in being merged with bigger fi- meeting ty on Salurday, December 5 from of family und community mcm- bilitation Centre is bested at mincial institutions, Bank ofLmncnlnwood is committed to maintain- Lo am. to 3 p.m. This event will bers who ace interested in'fiudiog 6631 N. Milwaskee Avenue in The Garden Clnb of Morton ing itselfas a true Community bank. Part ofthat commitment isre- featere a wide variety nf arts and unique and beautifully-crafted Niles, between Devon and Touhy ulected in our name which is based on oor first location. Ournwnees Grove will hold its monthlymeet- crafts items, baked goods, white gifts for the holiday season. We Avenues. For more ïnformatron and managers live in Lincoinwood and oilier suburban commonities. tog at Auntie Paek Field House, elephant tables, used clothing, enpert that our seccess wtil con- on tItis special meni, contact Ac- 8336 Mormora, Morton Grove, We actisefy participate in and financially sopport local organizations and a great raffle. tinue this year, as many individu- tivity Director Pasto Togliere ai on Taenday, November24 at 7:30 elves(thereni- als will enjoy perusing our tabirs (847) 647-7444. and service clebs in one area. Mesi importantly, we always endeavòr p.m. Regency's to offer bank prodocts and neevices that meet die persona! and bitni- dents) hove sprnt several weeks ness financial needs nfnurloeal cnstomern. One program "Holiday Deco- prepating nome beautiful holidayMorton Grove PublicHearing The commitment to being a tue community bank also gravides ratseg" will be given by Sarau gifts for this sprnial event. On well known Floral Designer. She tangible differences from arge, out-of-town financial urganizations: sale wïll be Chrintntan wreathrs, The Village Beard of Trustees FliekingerMunicipalCenter, will be giving u tands oo demon- Because of oar siee we can easily get yea to the bankeryou need curds, ornaments, and other halt- has scheduled a formal public 6101 Capulina Avesse, Morton Oreven bringthat bnokerto you; stration, The public is invited. day crafts. In addition, the resi- hearing for 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Grove, to review 1kb 1999 Cales- Because of Our size we can help you avoid having to deal with Admission in free. Refreshments drnts have baked some delicious November23, 1998, in Ike Coon- darYrae Budget. willbeserved. - layers audlayers ofapprovuln in transacting your business; baked goeds including cokes and cil Chambers of Ike Richmd T. For farther information call Because of 0er stzn we can monitar our performance andassure yen ofthe necority and pnrfonmunccofyour funds; 966-4264. - And because of env size we can be a bank that is cammittedto its ewe commnnities and to theireconomic and financial well being. Historical In spite nfall the economic changes; in spite ufull themergers and The Niles Pmk Dislricl puetici- familiar with what a flee fighter t; acqaisitian in the financial induitry, Bank ofLincnlitwuod hassuc- Society to pated in Fire Safety Days with looks like, and not be neared of .I'at4WLlIiÀY cessfully competed in this changing marketplace whilenever losing dediéate plaque visits from the Fire Department his appearance. sightoftho fact that um acnnstnnuoity bunk. Photoby Bruce Plasnmeyer Duty Chief Mueller visiled Miss The children then had the np- ..-...p. We invite Onr neighbors from the communities around Lineale- On Snrtday, Nov. 29 al 1:30 Singerandauthor TooyBenneit, 72, appearedatBarnea and Lanrie's Bright Beginnings Pre- portunity te icy nome of the gear SÎAL wood ta consider beceming nn of oar customers.
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