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- - - VOL 41, NO.2 8746 N. SHERMER RD., NILES, IL 60714 - THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 . - - -. Nues student fights extradition to California Nues approvesne.w utility tax;'

, ' - where crime occurred ' OKs mosquito abatement

by Kathleen Quirsield . A 3% utility tax will soon befar [he ase ofpagixg systemsand imposed on allresidenls and busi:bdtlutar phones, has been enacted Ciillege 'student diarged cesses that engage in lelecommu- by 40 ta 50 suburbs within Cook nication transmiisions that origi- County. The ase afthese and o±- nate orterminate in the Village of ertelecommunicationdevices Nues. has soared within the taut five with strangling her newborn . Taxing authority foc this as. - yems,hesaid. - sessment came from the State Funds generated from the tax by Rosemary Tirio Tetecommnnicatioñ Act of t99t, will be earmarked forstreet im- Shock registered around Nites nance worker in a dumpsterat the County Jail on $1 million band which granted mnnicipatities the pravemeats. "Approximatety na the story ofLinda Chu, farmerCenlary ' Apartmentsnear the awaiting an extradition hetiring. permission to impose a tax of up- $600,000 (wittbe used) a year far- honor iludent at St. John Brebeaf.USC campus where Cha lived. Chus attorneys ace fighting ef-, ' -to 5% 6e such communications. - sZeet improvements and hutf of elementary school and champion She is being held at Cänk Cootmued on Page 38' The Vitlage trastees,at the that wilt be raised through -this swimmer on the Maine EastHigh ' - - Board's Jane 24 meeting, unani-, School Swim.Team graduatty ' tax," Callem said. mousty voted to approve the 3% --" Cettntar aervice witt includeenfatdedandspread aoiiad town Annual library tax levy - taxixg ordinance. Trustee Robert the 3% tax Sres au your brat June25. - Caltera. who endorsed the ordi- bitt," said VanGeem. "The 1mg- - Cha, 20, a sophamore major- authorized by state eance, told the Board thät at 3%, ing in busioess on a swimming est portion of this tax wilt be un - - . - byRosemaryTirio the Nites tax woutd be amoeg the scholarship at the University of - non-residents who are passing -lowest in the suburban aieas sur- Southern California, was arrested tfyoa'reane afthrBugle faith- consternation iuta. thn heart uf through." - detectivesfromthe fut who reads the paperfrum end aay taxpayer, especially hotu in rounding Nites that have imposed Theprrsent utility tax witt be bytwo 'such atax. Abase/Child Unit ofthe Los An- ta end, including those masses of Nilea where the carrent library - expanded tu include alt telecom- geles Police-Department assisted gray print listed under the inuit-- buitding at 6960 Oaktau St. is in r - Tetecommunications for par- manicationsequipment,Van pases' of-this ordinance are con- by Nibes Police investigators at ing title of"LEGAL NOTICE," the midst of a major- rebuilding sidered Germ stated. - ta be àtt "messages of in- her parents' home in the 8300 yoamayhavespiedaJune2dem program. ' - formation In another matter, continued Czamectcu, - However,Cary thatare tthnsmittbd from the May Village meeting, block ofGctavio Avnnueat 1:30,try describing a .02 percent addi- thròugh use of a local toit and tianab tax that the Niten Library Nites Library administrator, had the Board heard again from Jack same reassuring words ta say. . 'wide - areatelephoneservice, Richmond, of Witmette, repre- Chà is charged-with murder In District is levying. (and) cettatarmabite tetecommna- the strangutation death of-the in- These two little words, "addi- First, every public library in the - sentingthe North Shore Caatitinn hanoI tax," can strike fear and ' Cnot'mocd na Pago 38 nications services." AgainstAdaltiriding. faut that wasfound by u mainte- At! cotteat càtts, that come Richmond spoke passionately feom a business nr bitlahte ad- . about the Masqaito Abatement dresathat is withhs theVitlagn of ordinance the Village had pra- Niks4th ofJuly Paradé route Nitei, wittbe tùed. ' - posedto pass, urging tIan Board to , George VanGeem, Finance Di- ronsidef tarvaeidiag, instead of DEMPSTER STREET -- rector for the Village, said this - adubtiriding, er night Spraying, as tax, which was rnghty targeted a methad of mosquito abatement. H Walgreens-èyes Jas his apinian, which he sup- o. Co.ut'mued un Page 38 A .. Touhy-Milwaukee K R E for néw store" - Niles4th of July L . by RnsnmaryTirio E A Walgreens Drugseore may celebration 0 M ìoonbe added to the landscape on the snutheast comer of the inter- The Village of Nitra witt he section ofMilwankee and Tonhy spansoring a 4th of July parade A avennés accordingtoVillage - onFriday, Jaty 4th, starting at V 9:30 a.ax The paradewill begin at ManagerAbe Setman. - E' -,Wotgreens has filed apptica- Notre Dame High Schont -and tiens and witt go beforethe Zou- proceedtaGrennanHeights N iñg Boárd. probably next month, 'Park. The parade cuate (see map) u Selman said. is as fottaws: The phamsaceutical giant has South on Ozark to Main - Bast on.Main to Hartem - South an MAIN STREET : '- -Cnntirnued un Page'38 - Harlem to Monroe - West an -Monree tu Oketo. -Seattle bishop, There wilt be "NO PARK INO" along the parade route, on . brother - ''trustees 8200 Gketu, no Kedaie from ' - diesat64 .Odelt to Olcott, on 8200 Odell - -- by Rosemary Tirio fam Hartem to Olcntt and on

-- Monrne; wheiethey burder Oren- +,., -'.Archbishop Thomas J. 'Mar- phy of Seattte and brother of nan Heights Recreation Center at, Nues Village Trustee Bart Mur- 8255 Oketo Avenue until 2 p.m. phy. died June 26-in a Seattle has- dan tu the bus line-up for parade w4

, pital at age 64. units. - ,Cnnsidered a contender to re- TheNites ParkDistrictis spon. place Cardinat Joseph Bernardin soringactivitiesatGrennan intheChicagoArchdiocese,. Heights Pack. A fatl tine of enter- - tainmeut has been achednted.fot- Archbishop Murphy annbunced FINCH . he had acute myetogenus teake- lowing the paradefrom t b am. to MONROE STREET - Conimuednu Page 38 2p.m. atGrennanHeights Park. PAGE 2 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3 1997 THE BEOLE, TIIURSDAY,JIJLY3, 1997 PAGE 3 North Shore Retirement Hotelsupports 'Niles'pride showsat Leaning Towerdedication positive images of aging by Joseph Zorawskj panted, "when aMuesignorpere- when- he seemed to depart from Odyssey as Ihey cruised Lake Compelling and entertaining The Leaning Tower Plazawas genups are worlciag together to li, wos Visiting. l-lesaw the lower. his formal remarks and predicted - Michigan. films and videos-which faster an offictully -dedicated lust murs. make a helter placetu live." HeWe told him we were tryingto be- thus perhaps ilis time to start Dinner ni J.C. Dukes proved to appreciation and respect for the .-T..-- . nu_.,-% ,-- aay, nivuuaou arum sud that "One dream, come sistercities." Barbaglia building a rnudet Chicago sky- be a hit. "Nothing Italian," said vitality, experience, diversity and NILRS SENIOR CENTER REGISTRATION Pisa, Ilaly,joined with Niles offi- une world" is thegnul Oftbe SisterCities Pro- couldn't mememberpereti's first ucraperin Pisa. Mrs. Barbaglia, "they lovud the wisdomofolderpeople-are The Notes Senior Center is open lo residents of the Village - cials,- YMCA personnel, und se gram and extended thanks to the name;however, appreciatiuu for. Others is the delegation from . steaks."Other culinany showcased at the Silver Images ofNtles age 62 and over, and their younger spausas. Niles sen- - estimated 500- guests in opening stops ufficiats from Pisa for Ihn the monsignor'i efforts seemed Fixa inclade Lucbattu, wife of were theWbite Eagle in Niles und Film Festival a project of Terra tors tnterested in obtaining additional senior centér informa- the pluzatothe general public. fine lobave rOOperatioe he and Nitro have grownoverthe Bigosgiari, Paola Tacchi, cuasi- farewell dinner nl the Niles Faek NovaFilms. tino shonld cull or visit the center und be placedon the mailing - As formal as the proceedings ex- list. The center is located ut 8060 Oakton Street. perienred io becoming a part uf years."He's the une who made all gliera comunale, and her has- Leisure Censemos Sunday. The North Shore Retirement were, there was an air of festive this possible," summed band, Euro, und Uga Riccarelli, - theilisterCities Prngrum. up Barba- Euchmemberofthr delegation I-Intel-ia appreciation of the Feo- YARN NEEDED enjoyment dnrïng the evening. glia. The Senior Center is reqaesting any left over yarn or scraps Charles Barbuglia, president nf ufficio d'stampa. was presented with plenty of float's efforts, and mIning parat- Theceremonies began with Esco Kevin Washington seniorvice The delegation arrived in Nileu tel in its mission statement to fas- of mutenul (8" X 8' or bigger). Lap robes and shuwls are made the Niles Sister Cities Ponudu- Nues und Chicago memorabitio lacundelo singing -Italian favor- president uf the YMCA,ex- late Taesduy evening that mOtad- ter Strang, healthy, happy for veterans ut Hines Hospital. Volnnteer knitters and crochet- tien, preseateth an historicalre- by Nites officials. There was a itns. The crowd frequently juiced hechos of the Sister Cities pressed his thanks for thefine ed two longer-lhun-aoticipused ers are needed also. If interested, contact Mary Vandenptas. - pm- gold framed picture of the Lean- lifestylesforseniors-recently in singing the familiar Italian cooperation received from hosted a Silver Image screening, CLASS INSTRUCTORS NEEDED gram. Barbaglia recalled being Niles stop-ovens resulting is a journey ing Tower, watches from Ihn vil- songs as shadows of twilight impressed with President Eisen- officials and snid that the Leaning ofsome 26 hours. They were Ink- tage nf Niles, police sweatchirts, followed by the 1997 benefit We are in need ofinstroctors far varions uns und crafts pror wrapped around the tower. More Tower "represents tradition, fond-raiser for the Older Worn- grumo as well as a Men's Exercise instrector for classes begin- bower's "people to people"pro- con- es On a tour of the parks and rec- pio5, and badges from Niles, und -than a few coulnd't restrain their gram which prumuted peace ststescy, sameshing wecas hold reation oreas inNiles and said, se- hats und sweatshirts oflhe Chica- en's League (OWL) of Illinois. ntng in September. If you have autistic talent or training as an os to forever und ever." "I'm older and I live here, no, of courue I'm involved?' smileu tapptxg feet which went into all- throughfriendstsip. cording so Mrs. Carote Barbaglia, go Bulls championship season. "It's really important, as peo- exercise instractor, call Mary Oleksy or Kelly MicHe to or- out action. Niles official, Todd DaniloBigoagiari, North Shore Retirement Hotel resident Blanch Holtz (oecond range an interview. le 1992, Niles und Pisa became presidente "these werethngreenest of On Monday mnrsing us the pie get older, to be involved and -Bavaru was so bigh-steppin' with del consiglio comunale (presi- parks." The delegation active," says Becky Cowing, Di- from left) enjoying the Silver Images evening with (left to right) VOLUNTEER NEEDED TO nfficiul sister cities when duca- was also delegation from Piso was return- the ludies in the official Itulion dent of the board nf trustees) uf impressed by the variety of actOs- menlo were signed at the Leaning - ing lo Italy, Dawn Fassarelta rector ofthe Festival. "The North Junia Hedberg, Benefit Chairperson of the Older Women'u COMPILE PHOTO ALBUMS - - was party, they Were seen still smiling Tower in Niles by officials from Pisa, spoke us behalfofthe dele- itiesia the parks. getting ready Io go to work. Shore Retirement Hotel has bees League of ihinoiu; Becky Cowing, Director of the Silver Images We are looking for someone interested io putting senior long ufterthemnsic stopped. gation from Pisa. Bigoagiuri said center pictures into new photo albams and organizing cament both cities. Since then 22 local "Theyloved our curfew" Dawn visited Pisa in 1092as an mahing that passible by provai- Feutival, and Laurie Kahn-Leaviltproducerand writer oflhe film The Leaning Tower Plaza was tI "was wonderful lu he together ing seninrs with good outreach pictures into albums. Work ut poor leisere ned enjoy a bit of high school students bave beer- "They just loved nor curfew," exchange student. In the crowd screened at thu Festival and fund-raiser hosted by the North yfficiully teased by Niles from und extended caridul andwarm saidCaroteBarbaglia, events, and by the sponsorship of nostalgia at the sattle time. Call Mary Oleksy ifyos are inter- fitted by an exchangeprogram. "they before the dedicalion communies Shore RetirementHotel, 161 1 ChicagoAvenue in Evanston. the YMCA in 1996. Since then, Niles students would visit und salutations from the city of Pisa." couldn't believe something like begun, Dawn mecatled, "In Italy, programs, including our Festi- ested in helping as oat. - He added, "Niles hunnen the village bus spent $1.2 milliue live in Pisa and students frum us by Ibas wurks as Welt us it does." they mude me feetvet), comfurtu- vat," she said. exclusively to issues relating to appreciate the North Shore Re- MEN'S CLUB IN copying nur luwer and making it mid-life and older women," adds in renovating the tower. A 30- Pisa would be hosted by families Other official stops included bIc. They opened doors forme, "And, since OWL is the only lirement Hotel for hosting our FOURTH OF JULY PARADE fool reflection pond was added, usymbol afyoarcity." the Niles villhge ball, the-police grassroots organization devotedits Director, Teresa Gatto, "we fend-raiser as a community ser- Make sure you're looking for the spectacnlar flout in thepa- in Niles when they would visit they opened Iheirheacts." along with foxr boxes with active duringthe summer months. Bigongiari commenledno the station und the fire station. Ix 1997 Nilex respondedin - rade on July 4 that the Men's Club built. like ice." water features, und a unique lean- "streng will of two citieslo be Oit Saturday the group had For information aboUt npcom- RULES OF THE ROAD Burbaglia said the exchange a manner to the visiting Italian del- ing "telefono" booth. The fends more ssccessful and thatthe view of Chicugeland frusti the Terry asked, "Who will ing events at the North Shore Re- Rules of the Road meets at 10 am. on Monday, July 7 ut the program wilt expand in the future egulins. By all appearances, the far the renovation were raised by to include college stndents, pu- sisterhip of the two cilies willgo Sears Tower, looked over tho delegation looked vet, comforts- - tirement Hotel,till tChicago Niles Chamber of Comaiserce, 7900 Milwaukee Ave., Saite -u special tax assessment on cus- forward and have 25B, Oak Mill Mall. Registration is required. The next session tire, professionals, und artists. He a long life." Loop area from a double-decker bic, doors were opened, hearts Avenue in Evanston, call (847) turners at nearby iltores. Nu prop. The presidente from Pisa, takecare ofMom while 864-6400. is October 20. thanked theNorthwestltuliun So- sar- bus, visited the Itulian Cultural Were epesed. Nilex pride was on -erty taxes were involved. peised and dulighted thecmuwd MEN'S CLUB PLANMNG MEETING ciety forcuntribusiogfnnds tu be- Center, and bad lunchos the displuy. - - The Men's Club Planning Meeting wilt be held Robert 11g began construction gin therefurbishing nf the tower. we'reon vacaton?" an Monday, - oftlse trimer in 1932. It was corn- USE July 7 at 10:30 um. All members are invited to attend. - What'su "village" in Italy? CHOOSING A pleted two years later. Virginia Privately,Barbagliarelated I had theanswer THE HOME CARE WORKER LECTURE litausnr, his daughter, was one of that initial attempts lo followup the guust speakers for the eve- on the suggestion ofNites trustee Chonsing a Home Care Worker lecture ison Tuesday, July 015g. Mrs. Hauser unid her father 8 at 2 p.m. A free lecture given by Randi Bruzosky, Comma- Angelo Marcheschi to enter into BUYINGA NEW CAR? BUGLE was u very spiritnat man. "Of- sister city retatiousbip with Pisa '. I nity Education Coordinator from Addes Health Cure. TIsispro- tee," T said Hauser, "my father - V gram will help you learn what kind of provider and service were nut very successful. Since BUYING A USED CAR? would look at this pictttre show- the first contacts Were madean pox wilt need to help you core for your loved une. Free. Regis- ing the luwer reflected in n lake. Attenfion: tration required. - Niles stationery, Buebaglia- said HAVE A HIGH RATE LOAN - SOMEWHERE ELSE? He would pause, he would won- that "nobody wanted to take V MONTHLY MAILING - us der, and ask, 'Where do wego seriuusly. You knowa 'village' Monthly Muiling is on Tnesday, July 8 at 12:30 p.m. Volee- from here?" Apply today fora CD Buyers' teers are needed. is Italy cuneos be comparedto Callable CrtitInaten nf Depontt BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING Nilesmayor,NicholasB. Pisa. They must uf thoughtwe V BInad Pressure Screening is on Wednesday, July 9 from 1 Blase, extended an ufficiaI wet- wera sumefarm area." p.m. to 4 p.m. No appointment is needed. come to alt present. He men- "That all changed," Barbaglia tioned that in Niles, "many ethnic SWEET DEAL .5.99 ANNUAL SENIOR CENTER PICNIC V The Annual Senior Center Picnic is on for Priduy, July 11 ç

from I I am. until 3 p.m. ut Oak Park (Maine and Ottawa). - - Keating granddaughter Call for ticket availability. V HOOKED ON FISHING OUTING JULY 18 - There is a fishing outing und picnic ou Friday, July 18 from firstrunner-up . Inte,OCt ptd nen,i-nrntlty 7.9% 9 am. tu 3 p.m. al Bangs Luke in Wuucondu. We meet ut GranddsughterofreiredNiles Claudine, u mechusical rugi- on 1987 V "Now we're planning two vacations- I FDIC Inneed to $100,000 Lindy's Landing where you cae choose to fish, picnic,or rent police officer William and his 199? vehicles p Non Ctloblo tot 2 Yeo, a row boat for $10 (2 people per boat). Bail will be provided. neeringssudensusMarquetseUni wife Elaine Keatiog earned the versisy in Wisconsin, has studied 100% financing one for us and one for Mom at Ballard." . Catloblo thooito O 100 Lunch is on your own. Cur pooling is available. Price is $3.50 position of first runner-upal the V on Dealer purchase & buyouts . Ftnt Matsn'ity . 06127/2012 and includes admission and bait. Everyone is welcome, ieclud- harp performance for fourteen Mom's vacation will include meals and her Miss IlltnotuScholurship Pa- years. She performed u Spanish ing grandchildren. Registration reqaired. grunt, a preliminary to Ihr Miss medley for her laient. Cappelle 5,,by fl 5k E,OV,,!Ibd,O,,l America Scholarship pageanton wilt move on to the National V own comfortable room with phone-and TV. INTERMEDIATE COMPUTER CLASS Suer 21. LasI March, Clundine V ,,!IbiIi9 s S Leans how tu work on spreudsheets and Sweetheurt competition in Sep- more in this class. Kealisg Cappelle won the title of Her health needs will be looked after by 'l'Itrer six-week classes will he held on Thxrsduys,July 17 tember tu compete with the first through Aogust2t ut 9:30 um. to Il Miss Chicago which qaalified runners-up from other states. V Call or atop by today. am.; 11:30 am, ta t her to compete at the slate level. V Ballard's staff of health professionals. p.m.; or 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. The cost of the cluss is $20per Her proud grandparents wit- person. YOD MUST HAVE TAKEN "INTRO TO COMPUT- Since then she has had theoppor- nessed the pageant during their ERS" TO SION UP FOR THIS ADVANCED CLASS! sanity to promote her platform - visit from their Sus City, Arizona V PLEASE NOTE A CHANGE IN DATE. "Enhuncing Edncutien; Learntu hume. V Scrve Beyond the Classroom." 7400Wtukegati Rd. FERMILAB ANtI PADDLRWHEEL BOAT TRIP Niint, TICKETS AVAILBLE V IL60714 There are u fcw tickets left fu) the Fermilab and Paddle- Skokie Farmer's Market a wheel Rivorbout trip co Wednesday, July 23 ut 9um. tu 3 (847) 647-1030 JEFFREY L CARDELLA Skokie'sFanner'sMarket The market is locuted is the p.m. The cost is $20.50 per person. Call for ticket availability. opened its 25th successful season ALSO ASK ABOUT OUR I-TOME 8141MILWAUKEE parking lot between Skukie Vil- EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT V . Sunday,June 29. The marketruns PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT tage Hall, 5127 Oaktos St., und - - Below Prime All The Time! A Healfhcare Residence NILES, IL60714 fmom7:30a.m. to l245 p.m. eve- The Pinochle Tournament is on Friday, July 25 at Ip.m. All the Skokie Pnblic Library, 5215 s2uu s ais, A oenssiisiis Or, nrwbniihip rcq,iisrwcni.Asic Loin 5pociat sspi,ra 5/55/9?. (847) 470-8953 '7' Sunday through October26. Oaktou. V - card players are encuxrugrd to join in a three handed tourna- snw c,riis iou unica/appiy. V ment. Seutiug is random. Price of $3.50 includes refreshments For infurmation, phone Tara De Lnea at (847) 294-2300, ext. 321. EdwardJones und prizes. Rbgistration required. Ballard, A lleatthcure Residence, 9300 Bslltrd Ruad, Des Plaises, IL 60016 a PAGE 4 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 THE BUGLE, ThURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 PAGE 5

Center of Concerncalendar of events Imported úaíian Specialty Foods Mon. thru Sat &o . 6:00 P.M. The Center of Concern has nfl- ployment Counseling - by ap- Thors.,July3, 10, 17,24th 31. 7780 Milwaukee Avenue, Hiles. , conoced the following cnlendar paiotment euly. Grief & Loss Support group, 2 8:3O-2OOYP.M,7 for the mentIr of July: Tues., July 22, 2 p.m. Book p.m. Personal Counseling by up- (847) 965-131.5 . Men., Jnly 7,14, 21 & 28. Browsers Cinbin Room 4. pointment only. wnr.50,00 the rtght tn limit quantlit esandcorren t prtntlng errors. Weight Loss Support group- IO Tues., July t, 8, 15, 22 & 29. Fri.,Joly 18,9:30a.m. "Ralos am., Room 4 on ground fleer of Employment & Medicare Con- df the Road Class" - reservation BLOOD PRESSURE 1580 N. Northwest Hwy Bldg.. soling- by appointment only. requested. Periodic blood pressure meusurement is holpfel io determin- PnrkRidge. Wed., July 2, Wills Counseling Sat., July 12, 19 Ic 26. Legal mg if health is threutened by high blood pressure (hyperten- Mon.,Juty7, 14,21 &28. Em- -byappoiolmentunty. - Counseling - by appoititment stun). Hypertension is u contributor toward strokes, heurt dis- SALE ENDS WEDJULY9 only. - ease und kidney failure. Unfortunately,hypertension usually

Sut., JUly 26, Blood Pressure bus no symptoms so a person can feel great and not know they CENTER-CUT LEAN BONELESS ROLLED - MINELLI'S HOMEMADE Community Dessert Testing und Blood Sugar Screen- have it. A free blood pressure clinic is offered from 9 to 10 ing, 10 am. - noon. Appointment n.m. on Tnendny, July 8 in the Flickinger Senior Center. Bake-Off flot necesSuny. TUNES ON TUESDAY ----- PORK ROAST The Morton Grove Park District offers three mure free evi PORK CHOPS ITALIAN On Snnduy, July 20, at t pot., with first prize. All of the above ore held at ning concerts ou Tuesdays ut 7 p.m. in Hurter Park. Local res- 98 Nnrwood Park Homo, 6016 N. The Home invites all those in- 1580 N. Northwest Highway, s tourants will be feutured euch evening offering a vorietyof tus- - Nina Ave., wilt host its 3rd unnu- terested te come the doy nf the Park Ridge, Suite 3 10, unless oth- (y ond reasonably priced menu itoms. Euch restuorant will LB. SAUSAG E al Commaoity Dessert Bnlce-Off. event tu sample the desserts. erwise noted. Personal Couuse- begin serving at 6 p.m. Bring the family, meet friends, and: Alt ages are invited ta enter their Entry forms most be received lors are available euch Thursday don't forget the lawn chairs. The concert lineup iticlodes: - - favorite dessert recipes far u by Thucndny, July 17. All partici- and other times by appointment. -July 8, White Saddle Bond (Luxembourg Brotherhood) chuncr te Win valuuble kitchen pants must he present to win. To make a reservation foc those -July 15, Chikugo II (China Chef) appliances. Prizes must be collected immedi- serviceswhich : requireone, -July 22, The Only Soon (Nuno's Pizzo) BUUERFLY - Let everyone toste the deli- ately followiug the event. pleasecoll(847) 823-0453. PRAIRIE VIEW SEMINARS -- cmos treats you usuutty prepure Norwood Park Home hosts n Our monthly-Wills program lu Two special seminars will be presented ut the Prairie View PORK CHOPS 22 in the privocy ofyour own home. special event each month os a held with the cooperation of the Community Center in July. "l-ItulOs and Medicare" is the titlo Do yes make u hnnana cream pie mey of bringing the residents und of the program at I I um. on Wednesday, July 9. "Prenerviug : MILD OR HOT that your family raves nhout? thecommonitytogether.If Chtcngo Bar Association an the - $398 first Wednesday of euch month. Photographs aod Preparing for u Portrait' is the topic ut 1 p.m.- Does your strnwberry shortcuke you're interested in volunteering on Thursday, July 10. Fur more ioformution about these free LB. have u heavenly tutte? Just call or would like to obtain a special All ufthese services are availuble progrums, contact Cotherine Dean at 965-1200. - (?73) 631-4856 to obtain an entry events calendar, call (773) 831- by a call to The Center of Coo- LEAN GROUND cero, (847) 823-0453. A VICTORIAN DAY fl'4 TIlE COUNTRY SIRLOIN FRESH HOMEMADE form, and you may walk home 4856. Discover the architecture, customs and clothing of the Victo- 89 Han age while enjoying n reluxing croise through quaint coon- $ 98 o LB. $229LB. try towns in DoPage und Kane Counties on Tuesdny, July 15. CHUCK BRAT WURS Observe thearchitectural detuiliog of beautifully restored ILEANPATTIE2 4DiMariaBuilders "Painted Ladies" und Irons about the exhausting "calling" that wus expected of ladies of the day. An English High Tea will be served at the bèautifulty restored Otear Swud Country ten. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BUILDERS There will be time for shopping ut the Little Troycter's shops. The cost of the trip is 544 for residents, und 548 fer non- REMODELERS FOR 45 YEARS residenss Depart the Prairie View Community Ceobter on-Jul) SILVER CUP SOFT & GENTLE 15 at 9:30 n.m. und return around 4:30 pm: Far-information, BATHROOM TISSUE colt Catherine Dean ut 965-1200. - - CHARCOAL ONEIDA &OOMPA CARROTSToMAToEs1, Did You Call DiMara BuildersFor Your Save Thursday, July 24 and Friday, July 25 for u great timo $ In Wisconsin! Depart for an afternoon sessiou ut the Oneida BRIQUETS 4 PAK Siding, Soffit & Fascia, Gutters & s i OOîpt , 20 LB, BAG 990 Casiuo and receive n rebate book for cash and food. Then, on ' Downspouts, Replacement Window Needs to the Best Western Hotel to colon, swin or retoS to the cosino. 'FOR.. kIi; LB. CICCONE(from Italy) The following doy, after on included breakfast, be trented so u SO.DRITOWELS tour of Milwaukee and then on to the German Festival featur- PASTA MILK IF NOT.WHY NOT?? ing Oompo bands, German cuisine (lxxch on your Own) and more, in a beautiful setting by Lake Michigan. The cost of the SPECIAL ROLL trip is $164/single, $139/double, and $134/triple. Depart the- CUCUMBERSBANA 590 Prairie View Community Center on July 24 at 9 n.m. und return CELlE 2%B1%.SKIM L-- around 7:30 p.m. ou July 25. For more information, cull Cuthe- GATORADE i tino Dean ut 965-1200. $00 POSTAL CARRIER WATCH FOR s'il 89 THIRST QUENCHER 3 n, I All Carpentry U.S. postal carriers io Morton Groive provide n watch ser- \IGAY . Kitchens vice of the homes of disabled or sexier cidzen resideuts. Since IDAHOBAKING ' 3LT $.4996405. the carriers ore regular visitors to roch home, they can muintoin u NECTARINES FRESHLIKE FROZEN . Bathrooms I Decks & Fences surveillance of any mail accumulntioo io the mailbox. For in- -.- POTA ti5 . formation about applying for the Postal Carrier Wotch pro- gram, cull Morton Grove Senior Services ut 470-5223. ICAMBROCCOLIS ------. Plumbing Fixtures s Windows & Doors HOT WEATHER TIPS $.i29 Daring these hot snmmor montEs, older iisdividaols should 59L I1/2 GALLON FOR iOOAtBn take extreme precoutiaon to protect themsrlves. With tempero- 2 2 tures risiug to the 90 degree murk, heat exposure muy br haz- . Room Additions I Larson Storm Doors ordous or fatal. Heat stress can cause many medical problems ECCO DOMANI -, for seniors, including heat exhanstion, heut stroke and heart BECKS OR PINOT GRIGIO fuiloro. Seniors with o weak or domuged heart, hypertension, b9 GRESI S 1ep9bIic HEIIIEKENSTROHS - wTh:oou problems with circolotion, diobetes, previous storkes, or obosi- BEER RICH & RARE CARLO BERINGER MELOT ty are ut high risk. $599 CANADIAN ROSSI WHITE ZINFANDEL Seniors should pay close otteution.to curly warning signs of WHISKEY $99 We Are Certified Pella Contractors and heat illness. Signs noch us dizzienss, rapid heulbeat, diarrhea, 6-PKG. 12 OZ, BOTrLES WINE r1 FROM nausea, throbbing heoducho, chest pain, vomiting and cramps $499 ITALY $799 750 ML Alside Authorized Siding Installers. warrout medical otteosion. To keep coot, spend as much time :30 PKG 12 OZ CANS 9O 711 ML os possible in cool pInces; cool baths or showers provide BUDWEISER 1.75 LITER 4LITER amoziog relief from the heat; weor os little clothiug us possi- . hIe; wour u hat or ose on ombrella when outdoors; drink plenty Call Us For Free Estimates uf fluids; slow down, und toke it easy. MICHELOB CASTEL D'ARAGONA / GOLDEN MONTEPULCIANO 1 \ For more information about these senior services ucd recre- $599 D'ABRUZZO r i, 0h00 programs, call the Morton Grove Senior Hot Lier at 470- DRAFT I. I- 5223, or the Prairie View Community Centerut 965-1200. To 12-PEG. 12 OZ BTLS $R9 2 LITER receive the 'Seniors in Morton Grove" newsletter, send $2.50 1,75 LITER II - -; 2IWITH EVERY to the Morton Grove Fork District, 6834 Dempster Street, 750 ML '- f $550 PURCHASE 6-PKG. 12 CZ BTLS s Morton Grove, IL 60053. PAGE 6 TIlE BUGLE, ThURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 TEtE BUGLE, THIJRSDAY, JULY 3, t997 PÁGS wins Nues NPHto !it b9,?=r=:: Tom Poulos financial planning No-Tap speäker Gary P. Gehm,Vice President . I Tom Poulos shot 272-326- and financial coosuttañt for the ___ 301=899 with Handicap to win Northern Trust Bank, witl give tito Juno 17th Nibs Bowl Senior expert advice on financial plan- p, NO-Tap. 12 seniors participated. ning on Wednesday, July 9 ai 2 T I Tom won all 3 high game pots. JI p.m., Norwood Park Home, 6016 'VlILl, He bowled a No-Tap 300 and N. Nina Ave. ..:IjW; won ist piare money of over - i:. The seminar will cater to both Richard Harczak $100.00 novices andveteraas in investing. k Buying or Selling, Let Me Help You! Second piace Was Mandy Tad- I i I i ' Gehm will discuss how onecan 'I atan with252-265-265 for782. get started and what things nao The next Senior Handicap No- should be concerned about. . Tap Tournament will be Tuesday 'Protection is the most impar- Open July 4th 9 to 6 afternoon, August 26th at 1:00 tant issno you should be thinkieg pm. Tom Puntos about when devetopitig a poctfo- lia," Gehts said: "Is yourmoney safe io lhe highest level possi- PES:Resttiiic bic?" Norwood Park Home offers TimelyTalkseminarseach month free ta the community. For mare infarmotion, oc toobtaina 9c: free calendar on ftttare seminars, HAPPYFOURTH OF call (312) 631-4856. Physician to speak Reading Glasses X.m:.1* Retail Price at seniors meeting Computer Software Microsoft $999 ta $ 959. Space JamvM Duffel The Polish National Alliance Windows Compatible Lighted Bag .SALES North Side Seniorswill meet Picture Dictionary, Key Fonio,. Form Battery Included Wednesday, July 9, at 10am. at Designer, Edacational & more. Child Retail Price 1 Choc. Fruit & Nut the FNA District 13 Fraternal & Adulta Çetstcr, 6038 No. Cicero Ave., Retail Price°1 to.82955 Chtcaga. $400 Addressing oar seniors will be Bike° Bodyguard 4< Lb. Neoprene Knee Shield Dr.Craig Morse, a Nationaland State Board Liccesed Chiraprac. Exciting, Street- Yogurt Peanut tic Physician and Acupuncturist. Smart Lock For Dr. Mase roceived his Degrees . Any Sport from Natioaal College of Chira- Retail Price 1 5:: 2°°Lb. practic and now practices iu Park Ridge. His interests ace fuanily practice, back and neck pain, . spars injury, nutrition and goner- . Terri Cotta Smoked Almonds k Amazing Amazing alhealthaudwellaess. Citronella Candles PNA Vice President Stanley $399 Patio & Yard Use $4<$400 Jendzejec cordially invites all .,. . Lb. . Artic Zone°Cooler Bag Seniors ta atteed and bring a Price Price Keep the Bugs Away Easy-to-Carry shoulder strap Relail Pricea4osioo6ss neighborar friend ta this exciting & handle. Front Mesh Pocket Honey Roasted Pecans session. 5955 WHILE Refreshthenls will be served. Retail Price 12° Por - more information,call QUANTITIES LAST Lb. (773) 286-0500,ext. 309 or3t6. Center of Concern III p. n . NUTS ROASTED FRESH DAILY. wins Governor's I 'r n' . III

. . Awárd II:1 II n' I Personal Checks Accepted The Center of Concern, 1580 .Im-I. I I- p' Northwest Hwy., Park Ridge, n ' . . :. : .- Summer Hours was the first place winner in the WE Senior Award Category foc Orties Monday Thru Friday: 7:00 AM 6:00 PM of their size in the Gavernor s A s SHIP flame Town Award competition. Saturday: 9:00- 3:00PM Thisprize waspresenleitto Exec- u.P.s. utive Director Mary A. Scharder CLOSED SUNDAY in Springfield an Jane 12 by the . . le IllinoisDepartment of Corn- burdo. na. a merce and Community Affairs oc behalfofGavornorjim Edgar. 7500 N. UNDER, SKOKIE Ms. Scharder was accampo- Lf-r7i nied io the award preseatation by BetweenTouhy & Höward St. Park Ridge Mayar Ron Wietecho and Center's Board Members StoreHours: Monday-Friday 9-9pmSaturday 9-7pm . Sundayi O-6pm Lowell Nelson, Margaret WaIc- Not responsible for Typographicale raro and while supplies last! zak and Bob Bisgard, Valonteors Amazing Savingse Amazing Savingse Amazing Savings0 Amazing Savings® Vîsit Our Retail Storè Elsie Holm, Mary Maroney and Village Plaza Dunhurnt Shopping center Broadview Village Square Lincoln Village Square Charles Baldom std Staff Mom- Dempster & Harlem on Dundee Rd. west of 17th & Cermak McCormick at Lincoln Ave. bers Irene Goles, Peggy Gray and in Broadview Jane Baldoni. in Morton Grove! . Eimhurst Rd. ¡nWheeíing! in Chicago (847) 677-NUTS ,1his prize recognized the dc- (847) 965-2929 (847) 537-1700 (7O8) 343-8080 (773) 539-4000 Accepting Phone Orders vahan afthe Center's 163 valua- I, I : leers and staff which provided II, i . . . 17,460 haars of care in 1996. Porinformution about the Cru- ter, call 847/823-0453. *orrrmv********************0 PAGE 8 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JVLY 3, 1997 TItE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JElLY 3, 1997 PAGE 9 New CTATransit Card Workshops for ' Far the codvenience of passen- The lhsn plastic card being Little Kids show big gera using the CTA's new stored. in- deaf children trodoced by the CTA ismagneti- Jewish and Catholic salon Transit Çard, Pace willoc- cally encoded withstored valons, parrnls hearts to help other kids Appointed to medical LSSInames chief financial officer cnpt Ehe card od'masi of ils bases and their deaf children anderage ollowtng riders to leave theircash sto are invited to participate in a Lutheran Social Services of Il- managemnnt. Most recently, he President, Financial Planning and when il is presenled for psymenl at home. Puce plans lo follow io tinois (LSSI) has appointed SSe- served as Execntive Direclar of Analysis fer Lutheran General ofa foil fare orirausfer. This poli- sortes offoor experimensal work- staff at Resurrection the CTA'n footsteps by nnvriliag shopsinJoly. veo Braeggnman as vice presi- Lotheran General Health CenserHospital; and Vice Presidentf ay will allow riders lo transfer be- tts Own stomdvntae card in lote Kenneth Kuznelsky, MD. has dent and chief financial officer. in Arlington Heights. Eween Pace and the CTA quickly The Chicagniand Deaf Par- Finance and Controller fur La- 1997 or early 1998. The cardwill been appoisstnd to She medical - Brunggeman will ovedsee all fi- His background includes sers- and easily starEing when the ent-to-ParentProjectwork- theron General Senior Services, new be used in the sumemanner, and slaG alResurrection Medical vandal aspects of the agency Eng as vice president of finance all in Purkkidgc. He and his fam- CTA Transit Card became effrc- shops, which are sponsored joint- far the Parksidr CompanyU Vice will speed' the process of board- lybyJewish Cenler, 7435 WesI Talcoll Ave- which has an annual budget of uy reside in Sleepy Hollow, IL. live ou Monday, June 23. Itrepre- ing while redocing froad. Familyand nue. Dr. Kuznelsky specializes in nearly $lOOmillion. lents the first sime that differenl Community Service0 and nepheology. Branggeman brings ta LSSI au transportation Agencieshave Pace carrently uses magnetic Maunt S'mai Hnspital's MEN- . extensive backgrannd .in finan- shared data with the Cobic Anlo. cards 1er transfers and its Student flAC Program, will be hosted by Dr. Kuenetsky is a graduale of Summer Fass, which can be casi- Cathnlir Office uf the Deaf. The . cml managemenl, tesm leader- straight and rehuí matndFarn Collection System. She Rash Medical College io Chi- ship and decision-making - all up ly swiped al Ihn farebox for no- workshops are funded by the cago.He completed an iotem- When usnd on Face buses, the wilhiu the health industry field. CTA Transit Card willhave limited student rides in June, July United Way/Crusade uf Mercy: ship, residency and fellowship at Werk smarter, net harder, The family-focused Chicaga. He is acethfied public-accoon- $1.50 deducted on the firstusn and August. In Aogast, Faon es- Rush-Presbyterian-SE. Luke's in ne intrlligeutlp dneigned pects lo convert its monthly rid- mud Deaf Parent-to-Parent Fra. Medical Center. tantwilhemphusns in finance and and 30 amIs deducted un thesec- ertlonnesic clinic. Hieli nr nod use, or firsl transfer. A ing pass, called Ihn Commuter Ject workshops arr tailoredta luw.back, we 1save mudels sec- Large andsmallhenrfr walked, Dr. Kaznctsky is board certi- Hospice and transfer is free. Most Pace Club Card, to a magnetically en- meet the needs nf deaf children ran, and cmwledto help other fled by theAmericau Board of In- to fit your budy and your codedplaslic card. and their families. Topics in- children and raise $10,000 for BearNecEosjlies Pediatric Can- Volunteer bs,dgrt. Fully leaded, fnlly buses are equipped with the same terna! Medicine and the Amers- cnmpnterized-farebooes found on For alude: Making reading faa for cerFotjndahon, Inc., Cusy. Tofindoulmore aboutßearNecesoi- adjustable. Pr acErrarE moreinformationon your deaf child, thinking visual- ltes, Io volunteer, cae Board of Nephrology.He Training CTA basen andtrains.Pace Pace's Automated Fare Collec- or lo contribute, please call (847) 516-4081. .ander $300. ly, games the whole family can also is a member ofthe American Hospïcn volauleer (raining be- roules where transferring is not ono Syslem, riders should call Bear NeceusiRes roceiveano federal or ntate funding, yet the Medical Associasion, the Chica- play, and helpful hints for daily casse remarnn 16e numberone gsus July 9 at Seasons Hospice, an option da not fnalurn the Aulo- Face Passenger Services at (847) living. caaue ofdealh by disease. go Medical Sociesy, the illinois Ke.methKnznetuky 1600DnmpslerSweet, matedFare Collection System. 364-PACE orthe RTA Travel In- Medical Society, the Internotioo- Park The Workshops are fren and Ridge, IL 60068. Day and eve- Pace riders should know that formation Center at 636-7000, will be held on Tuesdays, July 8 al Society ofNephrolagy and Ihr ed at 3825 NorthCnntral Avenue. ning Classes at 2 p.m. and 6:30 the ase of the CTA Transit Card city er suburbs. Pace's TDD line Jean Marie Bax Illioois Kidney Foundation. Appointments cnn be made by to July29, from 6 ta 8 p.m., at St. p.m. Free of charge (847) 759- by a passenger who transfers be- far hearing impaired ridersis Francis Borgina Church, 1033 BradleyUnivnrsitystudent collegiate h000rsociety for slu- Dr. Kurnelsky'sofftce is leant- culling (773) 340-4640. 9449. cï tween Pace boses will resuil in au (847) 364-5093. 'Bus information Jean Manie Ban frompark Rtdge, w. Addison, in northwest Chica- dents of foreign langaages. ?'-' THE overpayment. Face can not re- also can be obtained from Pace's go. Parents must he interviewed a candidate for the fiS. degorn, Basicnurseassistanttraining fund an overpaid fare if that situa- home page an the Internet at to join the wnrkships. Arrange- summa rum lande, in political Ms. Ban is Ihn daughter of Mr. (8471 588.2225 lion arises. Applications are being accept- to work in nursing homes, hospi care for others, and genuinely in- BEUER http://www.pacebus.com. ments can be made for interviews science, recently was indacled and Mrs. Armello flax of Park 5629 W. Tnuby Ave., Bites Enta Phi Sigma Iota, the national Ridge. ed foe the next session of the Ba- tals andhomehealth agencies. terested in helping sick, older or BACK© tvtttagr CHaaSing Crnlrrl ta be conducted atthe home or of- sic Nurse AssistantTraioing Pro- The program, funded by the disabled individaals. STORE 630) 792-1245 fice, gram (ENAT). Those who are PrivatetudostryCouncilof For informationuboulEhe 44 W. Rnuseaelt, Lomhned MichaelA. Nelson Ta register or for more infor- Mary Whitten interested in pursuing a nursing Northern Cook Counly, is lai- BRAT Program, call (847) 635- I,,Iijn,j y,,,,.1E Inerqai tr,,n, ,51,rrtml,tI Army Pst, Michael A. Nelson,NelsottofMutsice, Intl. mallan,call LyndaMyers, Moiy WInSton of Northbrootc The scholarship is given ta a career can registeR now atOakton lion-free to qualified residents 1461. bas entered basic infantry train- , Hiswife,Jennifer,isthe LCSW, Keshev Program, at 30w- Us the recipient of the John D. chemistry graduate student who Community College's Ray Hart- who meet Ihrssassdords ofthe Job ing at Fort Benning, Columbus, daughter of Williams 'Davis of ish Family and Commanily Ser- sInks Campus, 7701 N. Lincoln Ga Graham Scholarship, presented has demonstrated academic ex- Training Partnership Act (JPTA) Mnnice, and Mary J. Davis of vice, 847-568-5200 (voice)or by the Northern Illinois Universi- Ave., ShaMe. The program be- and cnrtain income guidelines. 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St RidAeIAsd 0ff I 1555St.) ' EII PAGE 10 TItE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 0997 ri .%I w THE BUGLE, TnIIJRVDAY, JULY 3, 1597- PAGE lI wm -- .'J - w Smokersusesmoking Christmas in July Extra CTA service provides Taste of Polish Women'sgroup as a diet suppressant FoodDrive - Chicago treat crowns May Quéen HUSBAND & WIFE- TEAMUP mately 33 percent. of female The Chicago HolidayInn food lOpcovide fearmeals. Morewomen and young girls os well. CaopeeativcwittspostInoa ConUibntjous cou be made Enlia CTA service will make are smoking now, possibly duelo According 10 the Centers for twelfth graders said they had Christmas inJnly food drive 1mm daring regAlar business hours at the 'faste of Chicago festival in AND LOSE A TOTAL the desire to try to control their Disease Coetrol (CDC), non- smoked acigurelle within 30 days any - Chicagniand area Holiday prier to the study. Statistics show July 8 In 11 in benefit the Gecoter Orant Park a teal treat for all visi- weight. Fewfemale smokers real- Hispanic white youth are more Chicago Fond Depositary Inn. Fnrmnre information, pirase tors through Sunday, July 6. OF 140 LBS. loe, however, that Ibis addictive concernedthannon-Hispanic that people lend tocarry the (GÇFD)' Pond and commodities callLegivaDeaver, Sales Manag- smoking babils developed during Longer 'L' Irains operaliegun- habit and the problems affiliated blackyouthaboutpotential donatedwillbedistribnted er, Holiday fun-Carol Stream at IiI late each evening, und estro with il cas be far worse fer fe- weight-controlling effects of cig- their teens to adullhood. ibrenghnut Conk ceuuty by (630) 665-3000 ext:l62. . Sftee4r moles that their malo counter- Dentists are patients' first line ticket agents al downtown 'L' ose 3.5 lbs, per week 4 arctIc smoking. This could passi- mom thun 500 agencies the Fond HnlidoyInu Hotels collecting and sabway slations will provide Weight Loss parts, say dental esperts mecliog bty be the canse fur the continued ofdefease against the adverse cf- Depository serves. fand In benefit the Greater Chica- the perfect ingredients for facili- GroceryStoreFgod al the Academy of General Den- rise of non-Hispanic white fe- feds nf tobacco ase and nicotine Contributions most urgently go Food Depositoryioclude: toting the movement of Taste 50% OFF Medication tislry's 45th actual meeting this male teen smokers. - addiction stemming from cigars, . Mopre.packaged DeSTI needed are: canned meals and 7000 Kingecy Rd., Willowbcook; - travelers. Extra bus service will PLUS Available week. Early studies on the ad- Many female adult smokers cigareltes and smokeless tobuc- fish,ponant batter, powdered 1501 Sherman Ave., Evanston; verse effects of tobacco smoking co. Dentisls routinely screen for also be available. will find il more difficult to quit mitte, canned fenils, coffee, tea, 5300W. Touhy, Skokie; 6201 Jo- Besides .mnniug longer Red, focosedprimarily on males. their habit due to long-term ad- oral cancer and can help patients cereal, pasta, rice, finar, sugar lietRd., Countryside; 1000 Busse 10% MORE!! Some women ase smoking as a diction and fear of weight gain. with tobacco cessation programs. Blue, Green and Orange Line : andcanncd vegetables. Rd., Elk Grove Village; 5440 N. trains, CTA wilt operate Beows "We had status symbol, o sense of power. This puts them at a higherrisk of Since nicotine is highly addic- Cash donations alp also wel- River Rd., Rosemont; 4140 W. triad ovniy duel Same women ase smoking as a developing Uve, cessation help should be of- Line trains downtown until11 andlhoughtmaybe the 1augtermhealth Came. Every dollar. daunted al- 95thSL,Oak Lawn; and 4400 p.m. every night. form ofstress relief, as they think problems. These health risks, fered to patients who use tobacco lows GCFD to distribute ennngh FmnlageRd., Hillside. 155th would work.. We it has a calming influence. Some however, start declining immedi- atcvery clinic visit. Ta serve suburbanites using' had low sell-esteem and also say that it gives them the "I atety after the last cigarette is Some statistics on smoking: the spacious parking lot at Demp- beingoverweightjust amimportant"snlf-assarance smoked. . Everyday, 3,000 kids take up Stroger offe ster/Skokie, Yellow Line trains uddsd lo the pnoblem. The Ninety rs fireworks will operate until i l:3Op.m. daily on Saturday, May 31, Councilil of lho Polish Women's they are leaking for. Some may percent of all adult smoking. One-third will dir of to- Alti- wnlghl came alleaxill use it to try to control weight gain smokers begin smoking before bacco-relaled illness. safety between Skokic and the Howard anca ofAmerica halda "Molhnr-DaughberLunchoon"in Ihn Ma- and allIhn load you're . 90 percent of all adult smokers tips terminal, whereriders can change damn Curie Room atipe headquarters in Park Ridge. Duringthis age 18, but femal smokers are :cook Cnnnty Eased President te Red Lino trains for tripx so allowed wax unbelievable. starting their habit al au earlier staffed smoking before age 18. sluadees who account fec 40% of event, we also celebrated the browning nf Jnnnphino Bred,as Wo 10th Phen-Fex and SENIOR CITIZENS - John Simnger, Stale Street downtown. Also . 75 percent ofdaily yonlh smok- along with theall fiecwnrkn-relaled injuries. The Queen of May fór bringing in the most new memberships nevertell age. "The average age for u serving in - hangtyOr Shampoo younggirl to start smoking now is ers think they won't be smoking CookCoaniyDcpartnncntnf Pub-U.S. Consumer Pendues Safely suburbaniteswillbe Council 9. The suçcess ofthe day lic Health, reminds alt residents longer Parple Line shuttle trains was reflecledin the lingering deplived. We leni like new & Set $2.50 & Up 14," says Robert Mecklenburg, in five years, bol stillare. Cnmmisson has repoeted over people. Everyone corn- to take extra precautions this up- 13,00 emergency room visits operating between Linden and ct/members in conversation long after the program had already Haircut, ,$3.00 & Up DOS, MPH, dental coordivator, . 120,000 lung cancer deaths ended. We were proud to host this social celebration which monts how good we look IVFRYr5AY FYI,FPT SUNDAY Coming 4th tif July with fire-castid by fireworks eachyear on Howard. also Smoking and Tobacco Control auch year in Ihn U.S. are attribut- continues the festivities during our Centennial Celebration wulhout our oncean bog- Sr. Men's ClIpper 5151mO $3.00 h Up ed lo tobacco. waits, Each year, thanuands nfthis holiday. Of these, mom than At the close ofeach evening's of Program of the National Causer activities, extra buses will be on Polish Women's Alliance of America, May 22, Sole." Men's Reo. Heir Slylint $t.00 t Up Institute."This conld . Tobacco-related deaths are. eye injuries and severe eye slum-2,300 were eye injuries. County 1898 - May 22, explain age are repneted from area hnspi- hand to caes, cnstomers away Richard & Banbara Young why lung cancer is currently the more than twice the combined health officials nay many more 1998. Shown above I to r: Dorothy Relus, DistrictI President of IN lOME aPEDICURE tals due lo illegal and impmnper from downtown.No. 3 King - lok Lawn HAIS CASE TOGEThER $14.00 leading canse ufcuscer for worn- toll of deaths from alcohol, aalo injuries are not sepacled and ace , Pohnh Women's Alliance and Josephine Brod, Council 9 Presi- accidents, AIDS, saicide, homi- useofall types nf fireworks. treated al heme, in doctor's offic- Drive and No. 4 Collage Grove dent, GR. 661 Financialsecretaryandoueen FREDERiCK'S COIFFURES all, exceeding breast cancer." of May-.l9ilZ cides, hnrddrtigs and fires. "Fiecwnrks shoald be left toesoronsite. - buses wilt await riders santh- 5501 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. According to the "Monitoring the pmafessionaln,said Stmnger. - bnund nu Michigan at Jachoou. CHICAGO. IL the Fature Study" from The Uni- The Academy ofGeneral Den- The Conk County Department NATIONAL WEIGHT LOSSCENTERS (773 631-0574 "Everynne,includingparents nf Public Health strongly urges Extra No. 6 Jeffnry Express and 1997 Architecture Awards versity of Michigan, appeosi- listo-y supports the U.S. Puad and No. 62 Archer bases will be nu Drug Admiuislrotion in its efforts with children, sltnuld not bundleils residents in view lieewocks in the University of C. Earl Froze in Design, Locht For Consultat.on any flammable material, evencelebrations al their local park call al State and Kiscie. Illinois Schoal of Architecture Schlossman and UncId Fellow- FREE lo regolate tobacco products and - restrict children's access to to- tItase thought to be safe. Whiledislrictexhibitian or al a commu- For riders heading north, addi- were honored for scholastic ex- ship/Internship; Niles - Mary -F. 7907 Golf Rt-Morton Grove 847-583-8200 we all sheuld enjoy this wonder- Eity public display, A geuecoqsly tionalbusesonsheNo. 151 Sheri- crllence during the 1997 spring Michal, 8027N. Wisner, Chicago Evergreen Park ...7ö8952j9O Oak Park 708-445.-9355 hocco products. Dr. Mecklenburg dan mootewill br avoilable for dis- ful hnliday, lets do it-in a -Cafe, safe distance assnees safely -fec semester. Women in Architecture Scholar- - . Solid Surface is one of more than 50 clinicians Sitliàumburg 847310,4541Lombard 630-792-il212 smaetway. - everyonewltileenjoyingthe patch by supervivors northbound hip, Francis J. Plym Gradaale presentingthelatest drvelop- finleyPark : 708-633-62Ö0The Lóop - Public health officials said thatspectacular Independence Day as State from Congress. Local winners and their awards Fellowship, Women's Architec- . 312'422e1212 monts io oral health aud lechoolo- : : - - ,:-v,,' include: Morton Grove :, - : gy at the Academy of Geueral maay firewneks bave short fuses holiday sky. Additional service for the pre- - Adam J. tmal League Chicago Scholar- .Et5CleSnè:9tSIppltìtieiitg - Countertop Sale thatdntt't allow users to get away Independence Day night office- Nowoj, 8426 Marmora, Edward hip. Dentistry's 45th annual meeting, In nsafedislattce after igniting. In. works on Thursday, Jnly 3, will July 31-Aug. 3, 1997, in Chicago. Harlem Irving be annoanced later. . addition, spaeklern barn at 1800 s t DELICATESSKN, SUPERMARKET & degrees Fahrenheit, n tempera- For more information,call CHAtOS - Plaza hosts FOGlI COURT FOUNTAINHEAD USE THE BUGLE lurehnteuongh in melt gold. RTATravrl al 836-7000. Rose's Some rockel types lend to fly Walking Clinic J3eauty Salon in many directions, injuring by- Claudine A. Tjhio Winter White $ 90 I ft Harlem Irving Plaza's "Walk- 7502N. HARLEM Wheat Matrix $11-O I ft IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CARE - ing is Style" Clinic takes place on Air Perce Cadet Cinadine A. MAY HASHIMI, M.D.School Physical $10.00 Wednesday, July 9th, al 9 n.m. in Tjhio has graduated from thr U.S. Perms NSTALLED .with kitchen purchase the Pond Court. The center is lo- Air Parce Academy, Colorado Cut/Style - Allergy Testing & Treatment cased at Harlem Avenue, Irving Springs, Colo., wjth a bachelor of Fronting II .','p- z,,II z . I Park Road and Forest Preserve Afifiated with Lutheran General Hospital science degree und received a CColor - Board Certified . Family Practice Drive. - commission as a second heulen- CHAIM'S INTRODUCES Medicare Assignntient Accepted The Clinic will begin at 9 am. . with a presentation by Dr. Mack SENIOR DAY Maine Medical Center Tjhio is the daughter of Joycr Tnoasp E Wednrndny Szymauski, D.C. Dr. Szymanski Tjhio of Park Ridge, and Lee - THE BAGEL 8118 Milwaukee Ave Suite #101Nues, iii. 60714 willpresenthis program on Tjhio of 21 California Ave., Ir- $1.00 OFF ss.pxsanusv Hours: 11am-4 pm Daily 'ProperWalkiug Tethuiques". vine, CA. st Cud t, rnIsndon stO Ony ta,, oli,, The "HIP Walking in Stylo" Shr is a 1993 graduale of .-(773) 774.3308 (847) 292-1559ii am-7 pm-Wed10 am-i pm Sat 151m ALI OtitE tuPERa.eRiEx, ton - walking club has been developed Maise East High School. 'slctu toutes. tnsun PLACEOnttnonu:t teas onu 71:5e. TItI THEY 'OltItOttlO' nys oeot:' 0E sncveinn veuttEit no:tt "- -- . twevr.WINntu.eytBIEsD,tsttLi.CHyLIt. FOI 1101501 nysunwe IELF0O'DIsIOVsy' :n.aoolenyeycnuLuos:y tIICOVaeTstTt!: - by Harlem Irving Plaza in part- wisIEnet Petiess:oasuan Ilnruoatn. :iititT.nstnint. croLla. BOttLI. ovjue:truLn-noeLu noi teiso tosnu000ecye:ereiupswsnssn.IayecntseeesotueevnuLLsseulmsnweeece nership with theResurrection t..tJUI-'L)N Inups:nenylessnouvresmt:s Ott BttItEtI.r010uE youeoost000te!' towsminicr couF:ttsct:: SKOKIE ART GUILD Medical Couler and Our Lady of r etr;sy:usyOuvivisi.s:tiînis DdLlusituttn,set PuitOttHOO-COI5SD Bsseoemlsnnytstvyiansst tuIcIs:teluanpnru:tnmsnonn:ncRlo:s:etyul-Lsuvlutae - Ihe Resurrection.The club is Puvrnueu :eîvt tutiesss onuutncavlvenote tROILtO eonitsteit uoiceseeyiiouuii:uunrroos Feetaseustotn. Çeireia/c'te ßae' Íe, 'csrne:s esune:cnlnsssppLv. lis e titeiett nenout 361tiANNUAL SKOKIE ART FAIR Open to the pnhlic al no charge I and offers clinics On exeecise, fil- Handmade Gifts & Crafts 5211 W. Oakton1 Skokie, IL. ness, health testings and guide- I - ,: --I Saturday5 July 12th and Sunday, July 13th lines and special member dis- A-a.± -1O%OFF- -I Caauts nl paeticipaling Harlem I ; For OlNNEor LUNCH 10:00 AM. to 5:00 P.M. Irving Placoslores. - Aayene ïIiIIID :fl i N. Northwest Hwy. .WIUSEotRotnoerle tidoka FarDINNER or LUNCH CABINET CONNECTION B i wishing to join the clnb may sign I :,.r.- --- Park Ridge, IL 60068 I . Kitl hVu&titoftn'imlohu, tidondo, tillai, or stoetll 01$ loi Ocal Ills? 8321 GolfFour FlaggsNues Free Parking Available up ut the Nucas Customer Ser- i ssolod$i'&llea'ax alkelh h thhtat018okct$oOcvi sag vice Center/Infornsation Cetiter ;'i7fl I (M7) 696-4798 etletoltom$tneoo Sil IlS IItMDANDDISSRIT AS Oli SIll Bring your friends and check it out! I . (847) 9$-4611 located near Lemner New York Mon.Frl. 10.8 Sat. 10-8 Sun. 11-4 i4.1II1,I1I I .D__l..i'a.ii duriugmallboors. L _ IJ u. PAGE 12 T}IE BUGLE, ThURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 - Toan BUGLE, ThURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 PAGE13 IsJ - work outatthe gym, police said. w Dog bite Gncn inside the baildiug, the A 28-year-o!d Nibs man re- When the victim returned und offender(s) went to Ihr cafeteria porled that he received two deep fonnd the bicycle missing, hr and kitchen area Whore theyre- iIT4th holidaytravel volumeup lacerations in his apper left thigh asked d gym employee whore- moved food and tried to break -Former Park Ridge ported seeing the described-sos- This Fourth Or July weekend is when atan German Shepherd dog talo a pop machine. They broke expected to generate the highest The average price for a gallon Go the hottestdays of sommer, belonging to a3 1-year-old North- peel exit a gray or silver Ford Es- two cash register drawers- and ofself-serve unleaded regular gas motorists canmioimize their cou- resident Lawrence Barr cart or Chevrolet Chevette 2- nambnr of travelers for the huh-io illinois is averaging $1.297, hrook mon bit him while hewas threw items ou the floor and doy in nine years, according to Inhalions to the pollulion caused byRosemary Tirio wife Elayne, neo Caesar, four - door hatchback.The vehicle which is down 10.3 cents from - walking in the parking lot itt the wrote obscenities on the floor and the AAA-Chicago Motor Club. by ground-level azone.AAA- Lawreace J. Barr, a residenl of sous,Larry(Maadee),Jobo 8900 block of Milwaukee Ave- drove off after droppiog off the walls. . - tust July 4th, when the same gal- Couduuiug the lrsdihion of being CMC recommends that molorist.s the Sauganash area of Chicago (Ginna), Jim (Jackie) und Tom saspect. - Ion coxt-$l.400. This year's price oneoround lOpm.Jooé 18. The. offenders also attempted the heaviesl traveled summer bol- drive less, combine rnands, use wl(o lived in Park Ridge from (Carolyn), seven grandchildren, The dog was unleashed and Stolen auto to gaie entry into several rooms is the tenth highest in the costi- public transpeetation, share the iday, an estimated 35.9 millionurntal U.S. 1965 lo 1980, died June 24 after u oudlwo sisters. outsidelhe 198g Chevroletvan of The 51-year-old general mon- with negative results. They threw drive, limit idling, refuel after Mass of the Resurrection was Americans plae lo take a bip of In Indiana, a gallon of self- four-monthillsess. - its Ownee at the time ofthe attack. uger of a cur dealer ie the 5700.pictures, clothes and other items too miles ormorr from home. dusk und don't top off the gus Mr. Baer was president and celebrated for Mr. Barr at Queee The dog had proofofeabins mec- block of Toohy Avenue reported around the school, and they ste. serveunleadedregularcosts tauk. - AAA's holiday projectionsare Owner of the Barr and Miles of All Saints Basilica in Chicago ulation. that a 43-year-old Lincolnwood plagged all the pop machines and $1.180, whichis the tenth lowest TheAAA-ChicagoMolar np 1 percent from last year andprice in Ihr coetineetal U.S., and Trnckiug Company, 5448 W. June 27. Intermeet was at All - Customer dispute man employed as a salesman attempted so move them, police are the highest sheen 1908 when Club is a member of Partners for 47th St.,Chicogo, since 1947 Suiels CemeteryiuDes Plaines. the dealership udvised him on said. down 3.2 cents from last year's CtrasAir, acoalition of business, i4er ¡s A 25-year-old manager of the 36 million people traveledoverpriceof$l,212. whea he took over from his fa- Donations iuïhle. Barr's memo- department Store ot400 Golf Mill Jene 20 thaI he hod been gom- the Independence Day period. government and citizes groups thee, Larry Barr, who was presi- t)' are being mude Io the Little- Retail-theft - The national average for a gal- Center repoeted that she became hung again and that he ws seek- This July 4th, au estimated who are working to focus publie dentsince1920. Mr.Barr's Sisters ofthe Poor, 2325 N. Lake- A 20-year-old store security len ofsnlf-serve unleaded regular attention on controlliug air pohia- involved in a dispnle with a 411- tng help from Gamblers Aeony- 30.7 million Americansare ex- grandfather, John Barr, fonuded wood, Chicago, il_ 60614. moos. - agent rmployed -by the depart- is $1.250, down 5.3 cenls from tios through voluntary efforts. year-old Get Plaines 005tomer at peeled to travel by auto, light$1.303 pergalton ayear ago. theftrmin 1904. t4iÇt,iEEer 5:45p.m.June 18. The complainant advised-the ment store al 220 GolfMill Cen- - hack orredreational vehicle--at A graduate ofQueen of Augels Anthony suspect that he would givìhim u ter reported that while, ebservieg (/OUIWkI- ar wifh cr The diapnte coded when the percent increase Over the 30.4 elementary school he Chicago Fernandéz cnstomer theew a pen at the vie- second chance and allowed him__a secority camera he saw a male million who drove last year. As- Offices to -close for and Campion digIt School in 814f pt wavfar,11 ti9+1 reswEfs tim striking her on thenose. The- lo .tako a 1997 Nissan Altima between 20 and 25 years of age other 5.2 million with travel by Prairie de Chen, Wis., Mr. Barr Macine Pas. Anthony Persas- GTE from the dealership. W4t jQ1prOpO5uff er144o94 victim was nät injaced. She did standing 6 ft. tall and weighing airplane, traie or bes, which isup attended the University of Notre dez ofDea Plaines, recentlycorn- not want the cottomee to he al- As ofJneo 27, the suspect had 175 pounds wish a slim build and 8 perceutfrom 5 million is 1996. Independence Day -Dumrbefore serving asaSpecial- pleted basic training at Marine e4iMCMr) W1si1efp49 not reported to work and coald mediam cemplexioo pot on a Corps ReceoitDepot, SunDiegg, lowed to retan to the store. Po- In the GreutLekes states of lIli- All Secretaty of State offices side Cook County and the Chica- ist Tltird Class in the U.S. Navy t+h Cer) lice loft a message on the offend- not be located by the victim to re- Bells shirt valued at $50 and erse nois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio during the waning days of World He is a 1994 graduad of Muri- cover the unto, The complainant and facilities will be closed Pri- go West, MidloshiasandNilesfa er's phone macbloc advising her outthr store withoot paying for it. and Wisconsin, 5.6 million peo-day, Joly 4, for Independence ctlttirs in Cook Coasty, whichWail. linie and Scieuce Technalogy nottoretnm to the store. advised the offender's father that The offender ran east through High School ef Key Biscayne, pIe are expected to travel by mo-Day, Secretary of State Georgn normallyarropenTaesday Mr. Barr is survived by his he was goieg to report the car sto- the parking lot and continued tor vehicle. H. Ryan announced today. The FIa. Theft of bicycle len andeeqaestufoltow-op isves- soatbbooed on Camberlaud Ave- through Saturday, willreopen TheAmerican Automobile As-only euceptionis theFord City fa- Ssturday,JulyJ. - - A 24-year-old Des Plaines bar- ligation. - nue. A second secarily agent fol- sociotioa'spee-July4thFuelcihity, which is open seven days a ,Iiir,cu1s .vvvtttel/jitspr/irrellivl- ! CandIeIght Jewelers tender reported that an nnknown . A Sowed the offenderiu his personal Gouge Servey indicates the aver-week in the Ford City Mall. The All offices that normally saspect described no being about Morton Grove manager re- carbutquickly losthim. are HOUAS age prices of gosoline in Ilhiooisholiday is observed by all state apeo Monday lhrougb Friday (708) 965-3013 MF10.8 36 years of age, five ft. 8 in. tall, ported that his dark blue 5990 Police and both security agents In08kMIII Mall SUN 12-5 SAT 0.5 Hyendai Excel was removed by anS Northern Indiano are loweragencies. will resume business Monday, weighing 170 pounds with dark viewedthe store video tape which than attise same time lust year. Driver Services facililics out- Julyl. t&&&v ¶wuiìüiìzei 7900 Milwaukee Ave., Nues hair aod a medidrn baud took his nnkoown offender(s) from the clearly showed the offender pot al 0.kthn t MIIwuk.. northeast parking lot near 590 bicycle vatned at $850. The vie-Golf Mill Center sometime be- on the shirt and ron oat of the INTERIORS tim had chainedthe bicycle to a store. Beat cozy tree west of the gym in the 8200tween 7:45 p.m. and 8:45 p.m. The second security agent reo- The Summer Heat'"" 1block ofGolfMitt between 3:15 Jene 27. - oguized the offender as a high ProfessionI - ResidentjI p.m. Jane 28 when he went toTheft school classmate. Both secarity \_, Central A/C Cleaning & Precision Tune-Up CONSTRUCTION SALE r -I A 35-year-old self-employed agents can identify the offender. : woman reported that she discov- The store requested a follow- Apply protective coating to FREEGWFWITH ANY PURCHASE cred u pair ofbluckpeurl etieriegs up investigation and told police peinted surfaces. Oleen ost any debris leude Wolff': le valoed ut$l,000anda block pearl they will sign complaints. unit-lubricate fan mOlor if gold ring valued at $600 missing Measure refrigerent charge to necessary - replaoe any I Outdoors from the master bedroom of her Seek host insure unit is running et puak missing screws. AtThe home in the 8300 block of May- performance and fail oapaaity. i osémont H nurd shortly after a live-in maid families for Free who heremploysuno 26. - Cteev condenser coils with I onMannheim between Hiugins & Touhy epevially designed reaming I Parking The maid, who is between 55 foreign students Replace sp to 3' of any worn and 60 years of age, wasem- - coil oleaner ro increase Introducing American cultural insstation on refrigerant tubing efficiency avdlower Open Every Sunday ployed for two months by the Tic- running Ostsidn. tim. Go weekends the suspect re- traditions to as iateroational visi- electric bitt sp tu50%. I, 7am-3pm sides is the-l800 block of Soeth tor is a wonderful way to teach Ashlaed Aveoae in Chicago, the our own children (and ourselves) I LargestAll Outdoor Flea Market in Chicagoland. ; about the history and culturo of Perform complete electrical Lend seit to moore proper l , victimlald police. systems test checking amperege- I ' Hundreds of Independentvendors. If you've never the country in which we live. By drainege. Criminsi damage to property teaching a visitor about deily voilage end eli connections. The 56-year-old. ugeot of the : : .' beento a Flea Market, stop by and give us a try, American culture, we have the Plus! school io the 8900 block of Gza- chance lo see America through 0% FINANCING UP TO i YEAR 'Info: (847)524-9590 pick up a few bargains- You won't be disappointed! nom Avenue reported that on- - CLEAN ne eepI.ave FiLmes muse. Clean rvueseaenn caiL re ocaesslnse- espIne & asLleeanreeeneusnar theireyes aodperhaps loare more . sopeen mocee DELIVERY known offender(s) oecd o rock to . OLEas osseeNeens nears - sesL env sitiLnans an-eLesse aboul ourselves end oar touchy . Isieevr FON edn SERVICE break a 3-1/2 ft. X 3-t/2 ft. iron . MeasuRe nenpenansee elFreee Neuc-Measanerse aenneen ale FLOW mesh window ou the south side of than we ever imagintid. The ap- portunity to introduce American Most breakdowns are prediatable endcae be avoided with regeler prevenlive maintenavve QUALITY ALL THATAND MORE FIREPLACE OR GAS FURNACEI the school some time between - Avoid costly breakdowns FLUE CHIMNEY CLEANINGS cultare to an international student - Eatend equipment life - Retarn your system au alose te it's 3:30 p.m. Jane 26 and 7:15 um. original meealectured csoditioe Different Furniture Fgr Different Pegple uO O IRg. 174.8015t. Stem15.50 June 27. isavailabletoyourfamily as possible -This servioe will pay for itseftl Accessories Tu Fill An Enlire Rgorn The cost to replace the window through the Cneter for Cultural Interchange. A dirty air conditioner slightly lowon freon can reduce units capacityup to CHINMEY CAPS I was estimated at $700. The same Orildreo'sFnnriwss The Ceater for Cultural Inter- - 15% and increase electrical consumptionby up to 50% Stim.SEmI or window was broken last week, change is a nonprofil student ex- r latherFuriAhw SWEEP & MASONRY OFF Golmnimd Stml I police said-A follow-up investi- :20% getioo should include a special change orgasization dedicated to Early Bird Specialprice $5995 the mission of developing world VisitOor2 Large Shorereunls (630) 545-9733 I watch in the 3 p.m. lo 1 1 p.m. and (Regular Price $69.95) "If CHINMEY LIRE115 peace through cultural enchangr. Don't delay cEr.1 '7 the 1 I p.m. to 7 orn. shifts, offi- I - Call today...Bgt the heat and the rush...Offer extendedto July 15. 1997 Mondoy. ThomdBy: 11 Bm. . 9 p.aB. USE A CERTIFIED &IÇASONRV I cials said. CCI is cerrently looking for fami- 10% OFF lies who are isterested in hosting Wad. A FH. 11 BaO. . 7 pan.

. CHIMNEY SWEEP - SIterdoy: il Ban. - E pan. I Burglary o high school age exchange sta- - .Tuckpointing Chimney ReliningI A1 SAFETY The 46-year-old maoager of dent from many European, Asian - ServîceEzpress Sondop 12 - 5 pan. Fireplace or CHIMNEY SWEEP A MASONRYI the high school in the 7600 block and South American countries . Brick Work HEATING & AIRCONDITIONING, INC. : i Chimney Caps Gas Furnace FluesI (630) 545-9733 -of Dompster Street reported that during the upcomiug school year. ::i::I Animal Removal Manlier Coupon .Eairon7.51-97 unknown offender(s) gained to- If you aro iuterested in more in- CHICAGO (773) 792-9222 NORTH SUBURBS (847) 965-1115 & Screens Damper Repair Balie Cinceles try into the school by sokoown I formation os CCI's progrums, I a dl FULLY INSURED NO MESS CLEANING means sometime brtweea 10 am. pleasecallt-888-ABRGAD1 Showroom Location - Devon & Milwaukee Juoe22and5:t5a.m.June23. - (toll free)or 847-541-0816. 6320 N. Milwaukee Ave.-- Chicago, IL PAGE 14 TO-lE BUGLE, THIISODAY, JrJLte 3,1997 TolEOUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 0997 - - PAGE15 .:II tI IJ . It:I .-i- I .l'i!" Lutheran women to BJBE elects Grove becomes site of new leaders I OBITUARIES BJBE special A thirty-year veteran of the Scalabrini, Apostle NC - RITA SZYMKOWIAK meet ¡n Charlotte, WaterReclamationDistrict, Mar- worship service HELEN E, KAREDES dues st!ucture Sunday, Jonc 29, following a Rita Szymkowiak (nec An- Helen E. Karedcs, 76, of Niles, Several women ofSt. John Lu- lia Salomen was elected Presi- The spacious meadow at the vited ta bring chairs and join druk), 78, afNites, died Muy 16 of-the Migrants theran Church, Niles will joiuPraise and Thanhsgiving Cele- dent ofCongregolion B'nai Jeho- Grave, a national historic land- dsed May 22 at Lutheran General approved bration. members of the congregation, at Lutheran General Hospitcl, Hospital, Park Ridge. She was The ScalabriniMissitinaris und Apostle oflhe Catechism. thousauds ufLutheran women of shaa Beth ltlol6m, Glenview, at mark, in Glenview, wilt be the RabbisMoek S. Shapiro and Amy Jim Ostach, immediate past Convention highllghls unclude FarkRidge. She was born April 9, born November 1 t, 1920 in Chi- announce that au Nov. 9 of -this Today his missionaries work The Lutheran Church-Missouri the congregation's annual meet- tile of Glenview-based Congre- L. Mentis, and Cantar Curey president of Coagregulian B'nai year Pope Jahn Paut.will beatify Synod for tise 27th Biuonial Con-the selling ofa mission goal and 1919 in Chicago. Beloved wife of cago. Beloved wife of thu tale for migrants and refugees of all 50g. Saloman is currently Snper- galion B'nai Jehoshua Beth Eta- Winter, far this special service Richard. Beloved mother of Met- Jehoshns Beth Elohim, Glen- their Founder, Bishop John Bap- nationalities in 25 countries, in- ventioll oftheLulheran Womensseleclioo of the mission pcojccls inlendunt of The Mission Brook him's Sabbath Worship service Chrisl J. Karedes. Beloved moth- view, introduced a reduced dues for the bicnnium from the 26 yro- underthe stars. unie und Marvin Szymkawiak. er of John (Kathleen) Karcdes, list Scalabrini, in St. Peter's Ba- eluding Chicago and suburbs. MissionaryLeague. Thejone 26- Sanilary District. Saloman, and on Friday, July 11, at 7 p.m. For strneture for those under 35 years silica in Rome. Beatification is 29 event will take place os theposed projccls lolaliog Sister ofthe late William (Romo- Magdalene (Demetrios) Belesio- of age und the formation of a The Scalabrini Missionaries cee his wife Dorteen, along with their theseventh year, cougregants For information cantad Shari na) Audruk, Jr. Services were the last step before canonization sponsoring pilgrimages for peo- CharlotteConvenlionCenter, $1,868318, CeceWinansin Con- Iwo children have been active tin, Jamen C.(Nevenka) Karedes, young congregation during the curt, nod a 5k "Rua for the Son" william in worship in this unique Bauer.(847) 729-7575 or an-tine held May 19 nl St. John Brebeuf od sainthood.One of the out- pIe wishing to nitend the bealifi- Charlotte, North Carolina. members ofthe Congregation for ned tranquil setting. Ann Lagothetis, Christ J. (Rita) Congregations' annual meeting is theon Salorday morning. al http://www.sbamash.orgJ Church. Arrangements haadled standing bishops ofhis time, Jahn echan. Far information call Fr. Hold Up The Light over 20 years. Saloman who Community members are in- reforsu/nalsc/cangs/it/ilolü Karodes, Jr., Valeria (William) 0:1 June 4. chosen theme. TI focuses on the The convenlion program will by Colonial-Wojciechownki Fo- Kututasund ErmoKaredes, BaptistScalubrini (1839-1905) is Gino Dalpiaz at (708) 345-5270. holds an accounting degree from The congregation is well posi- t:riuwn as Father to the Migrante convention goal:The spirit ofprovide innovative Bible studies; nerat Home. Interment was in St. Grandmotherof 16. Great- hourd for meeting the special DuPant University, Chicago, en- Adalbert Cemetery, Niles. Gods people is reldodied, so thatFanFair: a mission extravaganza; joys sparts, participating in bawl- grandmother of I.Services were needs of this age groap with As- they are living their lives withThsLiglit Sessions with Elaine ing golf, handball, softball, and TNOS auditions held May 27 at St. Horalombos sociale Rabbi Amy Memis spear- Jewish Genealogical Society Bickel, Dr. Marsa Dawn, Ruth JOSEPH CHWATAL brighlerintensity. faalball when lime permitv. Joseph Chwalal, 64, of Niles, Greek Orthodox Church, Hiles. heading she outrecch. Rabbi Me- TheJewish Genealogical Soci- Before the official opening onKoch, and Dr. Mary Mazo Si- Arrangements handled by Skäja soarce material will be distribut- Others elected ta serve as affs- set for August diesI May 25 al WestLake Hospi- mss will work ta identify youngely of Illinois wilt present "Li- ed. This is a perfect companion Thnrsday evening June 26, par-mon; and worship opportunities errs for 1997-1998 are: Shirley tal, Melrosu Park. He was born Terrace FaneraI Home. Interment peoplewhowish nmarso- brary Resources For Geneutog- licipsots will be engaged in Ser- ledby Rev. VictorS. Briton, Dee- The New OratoriaSingers was in Etmwaad Cemetery, 03v- program lo the Jane Beginners Cohen, Highland Pork, Executive sohn's Ave Maria and Psalm 42, January 27, 1933 in Chicago. Be- nartanng place ta meet othersicat Research" on Sunday, July Workshop. This program, as are sant EvenIs in the Charlotte areaalar, Georgia, and Rev. Gerald - VicePresident;JeffEther,'(TNOS) will hold theirannuol au- Schubert's Mano No. 6 inE-Ftat loved hrotherafRitu Scatty, Joch erGrove. with similar interests. 27, 2p.m. atIbe Skokiepabtic Li- and will parücipate in Spirit Sto- Coleman, SLP4uI, Minnesota. ditians for the 1997-1998 season all our pragrarns, is open lo the Wheeling, Vice PrusidentjTreas- audMagviflrarin c. The Deceno- (late Jahn)Sheehy, John "Skip", The Early-Childhood Ceater,brary, 5212 West Oaklon Street, public al no charge. All are wel- lion, a place of hands-on per- The InleroalionalLutheran arer; Karen Dasik, Nurlhbronk, starting at 7 on Angost 4, 7, 11, ber concerts will present Christ- heuded by Sandy Rabbins, wilt Skokie. TIsis extremoly informa- sonnI mission minisley exilihils. Women'sMissionaryLeague Robert(Margaret)and Judy ANNE E. PILOUSEK come. For mare information, call - VicePresident;PattiProzio, and 14 at St. Paul United Churcls mas carols with strings, harp and (Louis) Quaglia. Loving san of Anac E. Pilousek, 83, of Niles, be lending its support to this ouI-live and practical program will be The convention will close on (LWML) with a membership of ofCbrist, 144E. Palatine Road in woodwinds. (312) 666-0199 or (847) 679- Deerfield, Vice President; David The spring 1998 Joseph and Mary (ncc died May 19 al Lutheran General reach farthose who have childrenpresented by the Sluffafthc 5ko- 1995. nearly 200,000, is the official Putatise. Forinformation and au- Gales, Mount Prospect,Vice concertswillinclude Brahms O'Donnell). Dear friend of many. Hospital, Park Ridge. She was underage 5. The Early Childhood'ale Fahlic Library. Valuable re- women's auxiliary ofThe Luther- President;BerniceWaitsman, titian appointment, please call Motet, Op. 30 and Muso-Misan 'Center offers classes aad activi- JO,VVQr cn an Church-Missouri Synod. The Services were held May 28 ut St. barn Febraary 7, 1914 in Da- Nibs, Secretary; and Jim Ostach, Curate Roberts before July 1 at canonica, Kodaly's Pango Liv- Isaac Jogues Church. Arrange-Quain, IL. Beloved wife of the ties far children from 6 months FLOWERSnd GIFTS LWML focuses on affirming Narthbrook,ImmediatePast (630) 377-8544. Reminder cards gua, Pon/no 114 and Dvorak's old lo 5 years old. With an aim to BRADEN BROS SPRINKLER WEDDINGS nd FUNERALS each woman in her relationship mentshandledbyColonial- late EricFilausek. Beloved math- Bus Milwaukee Nues President. will be senllheeod of July. Maos mD. Wajciechowski Funeral Home. er of Reyoold Filonsek and Ra- prasiding the best Jewish early WE EEUVER ANYWhERE withCllristtoenableherlotse ea Under the direction of Alan childhood education possible, the ministry ansong the people of the Nues Community Par information Interment was in Queen of Heav- nald (Annette) Filoosek. Grand- SYSTEMS & LANDSCAPE Heotherington, the fall TNOS on TNOS, mother of Annette (Bill) Koch, program offers a weekday parent- 823-8570 world. For nearly 55 years the or- concerts wilt include Meudels- phone (847) 604-1067. enCemetery, Hillside. April (Dave) Fredricks and Holly chJddrap-in, parent-totclasses, a CONTRACTORS ganizalion bas been encouraging Church Bible MU HJ HONG 2 year-old separaliau class, and a (Doug) Bressler. Great- COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE and equipping women 10 live not Mu Hi Hang, 39, of Skahie, grandmother of 5. Services were 3 and 4 year-old preschool. On M1KE'S their lives in active mission mia- School Shabbat, aparent-toteloss and ja- DesignInotallation FLOMTIt suoriaic Nitos Community Church will BJBE building renovation died May 26 at Sacred Heart Has- held May 21. Arrangements han- istuies and to financially support pilai, Eau Claire. He was barndIed by Skaja Terrace Funeral nia kindergarten for 3 and 4-year Complete Lawn Maintenance 6500-06-N. MIIWAR8EE Ave globalmissionprojects. hold its annual Vacation Bible aldsisoffered. School from July 21-25, 1997. benefit concert held July 17, 1957 in Korea. BelovedHome. Interment was in Mon- Installers Of Rainbird We Specialize in husband afMrs. Bok Weoti (neu traneCemetery/SacredHeart For mare information, 000ladt Jerusalem The church is located at 7401 W. Kim). Beloved father. Services Sheri Bauer, BJBE at (847) 729- Sprinkler Systems Congregation B'nai Jehauhua galions building at 901 Milwan- Con DuQai, Chicago. - Wedding and Oaklon in Nitro. Classes will be 7575 or Lutheran held doily from 9:30 am. to 12 Beth Elohim, Glenview, held a key. The concert was ano 9f the were held May 30. Arrangements htlp:// Service & Repairs on All Sprinkler Systems Funeral Ai-rangements first fund-raising activities span- handled by Colonial- www.shumush.org/refornsJuahc/ Free Estimates p.m. far children ages 3 through boitsting-reuovation_benefit cou- RONALD E, PETZ cougs/il/ilOtO. We Have CEmEtEry WrEaths summer schedule cerI which feotured the voices of soredhy the congregation. Wojciechawski Funeral Hamo. grade 6. The topic this year is Interment was in Memorial Park Ronuld E. Pelz, 69, of Fork Jerusalem Lutheran Church in "Stories Jesus Told" whiohis part the congregation's Canlar, Cory The renovations of the thirty Cemetery, Skokie. Ridge, died Muy 19. He wan barn Morton Giovo has begun its sum- of the Storyteller Series from the Winter; joined by Cantar Debo- year old building will improve August JO, 1927 in Chicago. Br- -847-724-1734 . Mfldy.SO.thy 8:30 -4:30 mer worship schedute. Chords Presbyterian Publishing House. roh Bard, KAlsitsuish Israel Con- CARL F, BUSCH, JR. the physical facilities to accom- loved husband of Dolores (nec To report the death of a 3090 N.LAKETERFi. GLENVIEW 3noux: services will br held on Thursday Emly registrotion is encouraged. gregation; Cantar Richard Cohn, Cml F. Busch, Jr., 71, of Mor- Ricin) Putz, Beloved grandfather 5W-1:00 modale expanded pragcamosieg Social Security beneficiary or 1Llefloia evenings at 7 p.m. and on Sooday The cost is $0 per child, with a North Share Congregation Israel; and so meet a growth in member- tan Grove, died Muy 30 at Glen- ofJaclyu, Jason. Brother of Hya- (773) 63a-0040 Supplemental Secnrity Income CHICAGO mornings al 9:30 am. throagh maximum of $24 per family. For and Cantor Adelte Nicholson, ship. brook Hospital, Glenview. Be-cinlh Kroeppler. Services were (773) 631-0177 August. The chorrh is located at further informatian contact the Congregation Salol with Richard loved husbuud of Roth. Beloved (SSI) eecipieut or lo apply fór . (847) 823-2124 held May 23 at Oar Lady of Ran- 6218 Capulina, at the corner of church office ut (847) 967-6921. Batdrey, Temple Chai, as the ac- The office staff has already son of Frieda Busch. Bcloved fa-Sam Church, Nibs. Arragements Survivor benefits: call, (800) 378-8770 moved to accommodate the can- Capulina und Peruald. Formoro The Reverend Howard W. Bas- companist. therofFamelà, Carl III and Chris- handled by Skaja Terrace Funeral 1-800-55A 772-1213, information, call Pastor Kleist at well, ir., is the Pastor of Nues An overflow crowd heard e strucsiau and as of July1 the tino: Grandfather of 8. Brother ofHome. Interment was in Maryhilt WI Accnpt All Major Credit Cardo building will be officially closed business days, 7 n.m. to 7 p.m. 965-7340. Carmnunitv Church. program that included music for Raymond. Services were held Cemetery, Hiles. FAMILY OWNED AND all toutes, ranging from religious forthe summer. June 2. Arrangements handled by OPERATED ta show tunes. Far information, contact Shari Sioskins Fanerai Home. Inter- The funds raised at the benefit Bauer (847) 729-7575 or ao-lino ment was in -Ridgewood Come- THE SKAJA FAMILY will help underwrite the $1 mil- at:http://www.shamash.org/re- tery, Des Plasnes. BUESKAlA COLONIAL 'i' WoJcIEdHowsKI tian in renovations ut the congre- farm/oahc/congs/il/jlülø. SKAJATERRACE EUGENE WRZALA Simkins FU?ERAL HOME - Eugene Wrzula, 86, of Morton 78 12 N. MILWAUKEE AVENUE MICKEY SKAlA FUNERAL HOMES Grave, died May 19 at Glenbrook NILES, ILLJNOIS Jerusalem Lutheran Hospital,Glenview.Beloved Funeral Home JACK SKAlA hasband of the late Irene Wrzata. (847)966-7302 With oper 85 years ofservice in the Chicagoland area, we have come to . Kindergarten graduation Beloved falhcr of Jamos Wrzalu know what mostfamilies expect when selecting alunerai home: Service, and Irene Vasslervetpru. Grand- Join the growing number of JIM SKAlA father of 3. Great-grandfather of SKAJA STANLEY Location, Price, Quality, Comfortable Surroundings and an Understand- The Ktndergarten graduation nutro were: Samuel Fishman of 2. Services were held Jove 3 at St. was recently held at Jerusalem Skokie, and Scott Hatchiuson Martha Church. Arrangements people who make funeral FUNERAL HOME BUESKAlA JR. ing staff We invite ailfamilies to visit ourfacilities and seefirst hand Lutheran School, 6218 Capulina and MoSan Schoephoester, both handled by SimkinsFuneral 3060 N. MILWAUKEE AVENUE Avr., Morton Grave. Befarere- oflslorton Grave. Formare iufor- - pre-arrangements. Call for what afuli servicefamily ownedfunerai home can offer that corporate Home. Interment was io St. Add- CHICAGO, ILLINOIS JOHN SKAlA cetvsngtheircertificates,the motion an the school's fall pro- bers Cemetery, Nites. ownedfuneral homes can't. graduates presented a program of grams, call Principal Tim Gustaf- an appointment. (773) 342-3330 songs and Bible verses. The grad- son ut 965-4750. MICHAEL SKALSKI BRIAN SKAlA Michuel Skalski,I month, 5 days, died Muy IS. He was born SKAJABACHMANN 8025 W. Golf RoadNiles(847) 581-0536 April IO, 1997 in Hoffman Es- ERIC SKAlA 6250 N Milwaukee AvenueChicago(773) 774-0366 tutes. Beloved sQn of Piotr and 6251 I)empsterSe. FUNERAL HOME Margorzata (arePoznunska) Morton Grove,Illinois 60053 7715 ROUTE 14 Skatski. Arrangements handled luhone: (847) 965-2500 GORDON WOJDA Owned & Operated For Over 85 Years By The Wojciechowski Family - CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS by Skaja Terrace Funeral Home. (815) 455-2233 Interment was in SI. Adalbrrt Ce- MARK CIOLEK

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- RDHS hosts Student fees Taskforce suggestions for TI rise for Maine yearbook workshop 5250 W. Dempster, high schools District 207 improvements Skokie 9440 Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove Regi9a Dominican High The workshop culminated in a Twenty ideas to improve thu (Juni East of EdensExpresswayj (Next lo Taco Bell) School 1997-98 yearbook crewcompetition for the best layout and a "thiddle college" concept. Changes iu student fees for the mactang eviroument in the three Calling for an expansion of attended a mid-Jane, threeday designand photography. Mi- lIvreeMaine Townshiphigh par- ohntle Park '98 (Glroview) won District 207 highschnolsare the cut-school partnerships and basi- workshop exptoring tayout, schools include a new fee forresait ofa year-long study by the 847/966-0380 847/966-8045 copy, photography and pablish- in the beginning layoal category. ness-schoolpartnerships,the identification badges, a decrnasn Mastery Learning Task Force. As mastery task force also recom- ingtechniqaesdevelopedby Foradvancedlayoot,senior in the basic stadentinsurancepce- yearbook moderators yema Alt- Christy Strand (Nues) won first the 21-member task force consiet- mended establishing a citizen miam, and increases for football cred thu roadblocks to academic worth and Deborah Fomagalli, place. task force to expand othercorn- insarance,physicaleducation success andefforls to improve the manity partnerships. OSF. Layoot artists learned basic Roonding oat the photográphy locks, and parking. All other sta- concepts of layout, design and staff are area residnnts Mnghann educational environment tu en- In the area of testing, the task dent fees will remain the saine for coorage higher levels of student rOpyWriting Using she desktop Murphy, Melissa Patenio'98 the 1997-98 school year. force proposed use ofthe (lOAF) publishing system, Pagemaker, achievement, these ideas rose to illinois Goals Assessment Pro- (Skokie), Megan Stnvens98 Identification badges, whichthe surface and have been ap- CONSTRUCTiONTIRE stodents designed possible lay- (Skoksn), Karen Sutherland '99 will replace free identification gram assessment as u primary BLOWOUT oats for the 1998 yearbook. Fha- (Glenview). Cheryl Romanowski proved by the Board of Education measare nf learning achieve- cards, will cost $5. Basic student forfnrtherstady, according to Su- - sographersexparimented withba- '98 (Nues), Noel Sheehan '98 insurance will decrease from $17 mnnt, making those exams "high .LL OTHER ER4NDS sirandadvanceddarkroom (Morton Grove) and Christy peninlendent Steve Snider. staken" to encourage students In lo $15. Football insurance will Theideas include adistrict Sat- . SIZES AVAIL4BLE L i techniqoes, and devetoped nega- Strand comprise the layout and increase from $40 to $55 with the take a morn serioas approach. In lives, proofs and prints. designteam. arday School program, an off- addition lo lOAF, the tank force student paying $27.50 and the campus alternative high school, Boardoffiducatinn also recommnnded that ACT, paying individualized learning contracts, SAT, National Merit and AP ex- $27.50. The charge foraphysical and a district-wide tutoring pro- ROAOHAZ:4C0 Men's Divorce Rights education lock will rise from $1 amination dato he reported os the ,4JLA8LE ON 4LL 71RES gram. Also on the agenda is the detenstination ofstudent achieve- to $2.50. Parking fees will go np -- PROTECTING MEN'S RIGHTS envision of the ARC (Alternative ment as well us adding other di- to $15 peryearat all three schools Resource Program) to include . Child CustodyPropèrty Disputes with additional increases tu $20 -versified measures to expandthe non-special education students. district's analysis ofthat achieve- TRAILER TRES s1:,.UL . Support Problems scheduled for 1998-1999 and $25 The revised ARC would featurea . for 1999-2000. "The gradual in- ment. dOLE 4ILI 19 S. La Salle St., #450 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 606Ô3 mastery luarning computer laber- Other reconsmendationsin- crease over the next three years atory and awork-study program. 312/807-3990or708/296-8475 will not only allow as to equalize eluded improving the district's We Acc'Apt Äfl. Considering the complex dift3- inclusinu efforts, using the learn- parking feus across the district, culties and opportunities that ira- CompetItive ATTORNEY ATLAW JEFFREY M. LEVING bat also to create a mom realistic ingresourceceuters an an instruc- T'i resto n e "HELPED WRITE THE 1986 JOINT CUSTODY LAW" pactthe district's educational flouaI "hot-line" information ser- CouponsYou revenue base to cover mainte- missionto improve learning, nance,"saidSuperintendent vice, expanding extra-cuticular 1. Recehre ATInE members of the task force also activities, studying interdiscipli- 13-in. Tire 4 fori 6000 Steve Snider. A survey last year suggested a student supportsys- - Pt$tessIonaUy '1belt1ed showedsurroundingdistricts nary instruction, and reviewing SET OF 4 ternto follow the Pee-entry the need for additional deans and 14-in. Tire 4fori 95°° Technicians and Greet charge on annual fee of between Academy, a "fifth" year program, FR4O SERIES $5fland$lOoforstndentpartríng. counselors, 15n. Tire-4 for 230°° Customer SBrvioe Sports admission prices witt remain the same with a family Notre DameHonor Roll pass at $10. Student admission A studentat Nasen Dasnu Lazod, Kevin Patrick Moritz, Pe- will be $1 and adult admissionachieves First Honors if he ob- ter Sardurbekians, Nicholas John $2. A student activity ticket willtains a Grade Point Average of Streit, and Michnel F. Wollen- remain the santnal$8. The physi- 3.5 arbeIter; Second Honors if he berg, ofMorton Grove. cal educalionJathletie towel ren- obtains a Grade Point Average Brian Michael Arndt, Nicholas . talwill remain the same at between 3.0 and 3.49. J.Battaglia, Matthew Robert $12.50. Areastudentswhohave DiSandeo, Thoman Jeffery Gi- * The Maine Bast and Maineachieved First and/or Second zynnki, Ronald S. Hobbs, Joseph -- - I(i(.. Honors during Notre Dame High Dependable performance . .Easy-start Honda 5hp OHV engine South yearbook prices will re- Christopher Jung, Thomas Philip kOAYS í- mainthesameat$t8, TheMaineSchoal's second semester-mark- Lenniak, Christopher Milan, Jo- . Modern tread design . Exclonive twin-blade system for ing period are: soperior 6-Step Matching West yearbook price will remain seph T. Minek, Kevin Thomas . Durable construction 5O00" VitoMichaelBattista,Sin Mocogni, Jamen Edward Morris- i 3-in. Tire-4 for 9 . 2-speed sell-propelled model the samnat$2l. Yong Chang, Dennis JurnesFos- sey, Kevin P, O'Donnell, Thom- . 21 durable, revilirut, Xenop' deck ter, Christopher H. Doer, Jomit an Reilly O'Neill, Joo S. Oh, Mi- STARTING AT . Converts to bag nr discharge st. Pat's Parents' Jose Joseph, Daniel Koljovic, chart D. Schweigert, Anthony 14-in.Tire-4för185°° --.-,.- with op000alkits elect new officers Richard N. Lamorena, Philip R. Silvio, Benjamin N. Snlinnki, Mi- chad Thomas Stoll, Christopher - The St. Patrick High School OIR receives Szarek, Thomas Ted Szurrk, Paul 15-in. Tire4 for $22000 William Tokaez, Scott Robert MADE IN THE U.S.A. BY AN AMERICAN.OWNED COMPANY Parents'Clubpresentedthe school with a check for $30,000 state award Trefilek, Michael John Ugel, and RyanWaller, ofNiles. WE HAVE MANY OTHER STYLES & SIZES for funds raised from January to The Illinois Energy Educatinn AVAILABLE May 1997. The donation is in ad- Development (GERD) program r ,r HI6M215SDA dition to $30,000 given to theat the Nationa Youth Awards Bradley to host LUBE, OIL & FILTER FREE TIRE ROTATION sbhool u the fall semester of the Program for Ettergy Achieve- " t996-97 school year, making a ment, was held June 27-30 ia reception & BALANCE CHECK. YourAuthorized Full Service Dealer grand total of$60,000. Washington, D.C. Representatives from the Ad- $1A99 fleG. ¡LEED administered by the $flO The Parents' Club recentty missions Office of Bradley Uni- at_er Department of Cotornerce and IwMost Cars elected new.ofticers for the 1997- versity in Peoria, Illinois will host VALID WITH COUPON EXPIRES 7-31.97 VALID WITH couPon FRANK'S LAWN MOWER 90 year, with active terms begiu_ Community Mfairs (DCCA), uti- a reception for area high schont I- L uing July t. The 1997-98 Parents' lizes team projects to educate stu- students interested in attending r -J r Club executive board includes dents on energy und environrneu- Bradley in Pall 1998. BRAKE JOB Front Disc or Rear Karen Keathleyospresident, tal concerns while developing The reception will be heldon COMPUTERIZED Shoes their organizational and leader- Mary Ellen Smith vice president; Wrdnesduy, July 16 from 7:3010 ResurtacInI Rolor Arlene Binszczat, recording ship skills. Typical projects in- sec- 9:30 p.m. at the Hilton Hotel, or Drum retury;CindyDiudia,corre- elude energy fairs, community re- 9599 Skokie Blvd., in Skokie. ALIGNMENT spendingsecretaryand cycling projects, energy aadits The reception will iucludea 65°- I Repack Front I Bill 2 WheelAllgnmenl 4 WheelAlignmont 'L A I Schmidt, tenasoner. aud ennrgy conservation projects.formal program with information Por AXI.E Wheel Bearin9s Included in the 21 winning about admissions, financial assis- $3495 MosI Gars looped HydrauSc .. I ' I Officers from the1996-97 schools und their teachers in- schoot year leaving with the grad- lance, scholarships und Bradley's VALID WITH COUPON System volved with ILEED program was- nationally recognized Residence nation ofthuir sous include Kathy One Lady of Ransom School, Halls ofthePsttare VALID WiTH COUPON EXPIRES 7-SI-97 EXPIRES 7.31-97 Test Drive JohI, prOsident, and Cindy Wiel- program. L -I L 8300 Greenwood Ave., Niles, Reservations -I gopolau, vice president, arenecessary. KathleenCochrane, teacher. Call, toll free, 800-447-6460, THE BUGLE, THURSDAY,JULY3, 1997 -;_-___------ITIlE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3,1997 PAGE 19 ER

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.Village Plumbing makes American Radio Relay Field Day Ameritech bringsone-stop Silvestri supports Taxpayers Principal Asset seizure reform ok'd - Local amateur radio operators Meadow, Northhronk. Srl-ap be- --,Othercnmmitlee members are: donatIon to M-NASE. worked mound Ihr ctockJane 28- Fecal Diamond and Mark Levy, shopping to Nues customers snaiation located in Skokie, is an gun at 9 um. Saturday, June 28 Protection Act by Judiciary Committee The Maine-Niles Association 29 to set up field radio communi- and operations - an estimated 50- Gtenview; Dave Weingart and ofSpecial Recreation (M-NASR)-ostension of the Morton Grove, Buying communications prod- es in ourregion." Commissioner PelerN. Silves- cation stations, get on the air and 70 cnnversationsprrhnur- began Jerry Weiss, Northbrook; Larry acts and services just got easier Innocent properly owuers will Hyde, chairman of Ihn House announced (he generosa donation Nites, Park Ridge, Golf-Maine, cbntacl thousands of other hums Jay Ellisaa, regional vice pees- tri, 9th District, announced his have anew line of defense against al nona and continued through Leviton and Rick Rayaba, High- for consumers in Hites, thanks la ident of Ameritech Cellular Ser- support to an ordinance spen- Judiciary Committee, reiterated nf$500 from Village Plumbing in Des Plaines, and Skokie Park in the United States und Canada government seizure of assets un- Ins support for asset seizure lows, Districts and the Village of Lin- noon, Sunday, June 29. laudPark and Bill Bishoff, Wil- Ameritech. The company today vices added thutpartofthe strate- sored by Commissinaer Ted Le- Nitos. The donation is being ascd as part oflheAmenican Radio Re- NSRC naêthbees responsible mette; Jim' Roche, Ml. Prospect; der legislation intredaced by U.S. but said reform of the legai code lo sponsor Ihn oew M.-NASR dis cnlnwnod. For the past 25 years, announced it is one step closer tu gy is tu change the name uf the chowicz. The Cook County Tas- lay League's annual Pield Day. Rep. Henry J. Hyde (R-IL.) and muurgently needed ta curb the ris- play board; helping to spread io-M-NASR has supplied ceanllrss for planning 1997 Field Day Greg Stehting and Joe Ratman, offering full service cammunicu- company-owned "Ameritech payers Principal Protection Act The event, sponsored by. the event included chairman, Rari Buffalo Grove; Mike Wolfe, Ar- approved by the House Judiciary ing abase of innocent property formation about special recrea-recreation and leisure activities lions by making it more simple Cellular Centers" to "Ameritech stales thanun elected or appointed Cummittee. North Shore Radio Club in coop- Schmitt, Deerfield and commit- tingLan Heights; Mike and Rhoda and convenient for customers to Communication Centers" to bet- public official of Cook County Owners now surfacing across the tionservices to thecommonity. for thousands of area individuals eraliOu with the Nnrlhbrook Park The legislation, the Civil Asset countly. wsth physical und mental chal- tee members Bryant and Irving Andersen, Great Lakes; Richard purchase celintar phones and ser- tee portray the scupe of Amen- shall invest any public funds in District, was held in the Village Hazard, Morton Grove; Howard Westenberger, Mendelein. vice, home security monitariug, Forfeiture Reform Act of 1997, The Federal Government con- ÌVI-NASR, a ont-for-profit As- lenges. - tech's broad offerings. "Custom- derivatives, fulares, or Options will curb abases nf forfeiture Green Park Gazebo, Shermer und MitlerandBill Hawkes, Skatcie. Theclub,whichincludes residential phones, and call man- ers have been telling us for u tong without the prior approval of the fiscales hundreds of- millions of members from the North Shore agement services such as caller laws but leave intact und eupand dollars uyearin cash intended for time they wanl une-stop shop- Board ofCommissiourrs of Conk federal statutes to permit Ihegoy- and norlhwestsubaebs, is an cHit- -ID and cull waiting. ping. By opening these new retail County. The ordinance further drug buys and from the sole of iate ofthe American Radin Relay emment to seize property in- curs, boats, and homes used by A reiniudet of the Ameritech stores, we are sending the mes- proclaims that the Ceunty Audi- volvedin crimes. 4! League (ARRL). The ARI8L is u drag traffickers in their business Communication Center store will sage we've beard them loud und tar shall report to Ihn County The legislation, a compromise PEflSOHJ national organization of hams open in Nues al 9635 N. Milwau- clear, end we nec respunding to Beard us part of his/tarn annual dealings," Hyde explained. version of Hyde's earlier legista- who have, over the years, provid- kee Avenue au well us three new their needs." audil nf the accounts of euch "This money is bring plowed edeffeclive cnmmunïcalious dur- Inox,Issupported by the CImba bockinto luwenforcement,some- Stares throughout the state. The Ameritech is building 17 new elected and/or appointed public Administration und leading i.9U4311212 ingfloods,hurricanes,-ftres, Stores will offer a wide range of ufficiai the compliance of euch corn- thing t find wholly proper," Hyde Ameritech Communication Cnn- rnittee democrats including U.S. said. earthquakes und other emergen- communicaljens predncts and1ers and remodeling four existing such elected and/ar appointed cies around the world. Rep. John Conyers (D-MI.). The "But on the darker side,some avurA o services all under one roof. stores; alt will be open by the end public official withthis erdi- bill was reported by u vole of 26- Par more information,cati "Oar strategy is simple: giveof 1997, The remaining 98 exist- nance. ofoar civil asset seizure lawsore - unAn TunAn, NONNA TuNga sa, ab so - being used in terribly unjust ways 847/272-8347. cnstomera the attention they de- ing Ameritech. Cellular Centers - Silvestni declared his support ea Sincn the mid-l980's asset for- and depriving innucent citizens ,,::ar serve andmake iteasy forthem tu will receive graphic enhance- for this ordinance in order to pro- feilure bas'emnrged as un ¡acrees- do business with Ameritech,"meats, new displays and lighted ted Cook County from the finan- oftheirpeopeety withnothing thot . nngly popular tool ufpoliee ugen- can be called due process. This is McHugh Construction, said Herb R. Hribar, president nfpylons thraughunt 1997. Amen- cial problems faced by munici- cies, parliculunlyja efforts to cmb Ameritech Cellular und Paging. publies across thecauntry such as wrong and it must be changed," promotes Soldan, lech's new Communication Cnn- illicibdrug trafficking, Hyde said. Hyde said. "Our new stores help fulfill thattens were designed by Design nange County, Culifemia. Sil- Typically, law enforcementigen- Zapinski promise-- and clearly set us apart vestni concluded by stating that Hyde said thai the committee Performance Group (DPG),a' cies will confiscate property of heard from numerous wilnesses Robert W. Saldan and Norbert from our competition-- by offer- CGncinnuti firm thatsp'eciulizes in "il is our duty to safe guard the o suspected drug deutrnu und other during hearings in 1996 and '97 J. "Chip"Zapinski have beenpro- ing the first true one-Stop retailvisuaty und functionally strategic public fends entrousted to us by criminals, using the sale of those shop far communications servie-retail plans. the county tan payers". detailing abuses involving vie- mated from senior projectmen- assets la finance policing efforts. tims of forfeiture laws. agers to vice presidents of opera- tines fergeneral contraclorJames

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Mr. Zopinski,64,joined McHugh in 1957 and Itasperson give usa call. ally directed more than S I billion ia construction work. Some of Ihr landmark projects he tras brought THE AMERICAN DREAM ta fruition include the renovation of the Chicago Lyric Opera's Is FOR REAL. Civic Opera Theater; the I mil- lion-square-foot Chicago Place retail and condominium high-rise on North Michigan Avenue, Ar- iinglon International Racècourue, Call Us At: COLD WCLL und the 2 million-sqaarr-font BANKGR L1 Presideatial Towers residentiul 847-297-3333 ' S yanG .r NEGaI, N Ad so by NAy complex. h0 NNA]- ArsyNnm NINOO!A!].r A resident of west suburban Lombard, he belengstothe American Society of Civil Engi- MARTIN & MAR BRY accru and the Americue Socirly ll PERSONAL AD Fi MESSAGE RETEYAL forQuatity Control. 861 0 Golf Road L;ve Operators Are WaitingTo Take "our Persona! Ad. USE 1V ING REAL ESTATE REAL EASY Call 1800.759.2611 Niles, II 60714 - aOOyW . 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"Light Up The Sky" Papaloes' 5BausileCenoott Court on North Michigao Ave- For more informationer to reg- at Northeastern Avenue Art Festival on July Tamara-PopSinger & Band in "The Foreigner", winner of Dickens novels nue ut Ihe Chicago Tribune ister, call 773-RES-triFo (737- Os Sunduy, July 6, ttoc net-for- NEIU's Stage Cenier Theurrn, Mr. D's Magic Shew fellnws Concert July 5th at the Camp Iwo Ohio awards and Iwo Oder Linda Paisano, who has slod- Campas, 7701 N. Lincoln Ave., Tower opposite Ihn Wrigley 4636). prnfio Howard W. Carroll Feus- 5500 North St. Louis Avenue, al 6:30 p.m. and premises In de- Grounds. United Methodist His- Cribes Circle awards, is the md Charles Dickens for the puss Skokie. Building Admission is free. dativo will "LigheUp The Sky" sec- Chicago (sear Bryn Mawr und For more information, please Beginning July 16 as light everyeoe. Vaices ofthe cnt- bric Camp Ground on Algon- nod afthree plays to be presenled Central Park). Free parking is 15 years and worked in the Dick- Wopres Pork, 6655 N. Western, molly acclaimed cherat quartet, The Lonctos siles thaI were tio call (815) 937-0920. aaKinde,.franspyss qain Road at the river in Des by Nariheaslern Illinois Usiver- available in Los "D" al the nonlh- ens House Mosesm is Lyndon, Chicagn. Fer the 17th cessecu- The Acappeltaots, blood in per- lighlly woven into Charles Dick- Plainee-TAMAFIA & Band in sisy's (NEtO) SlageCeoler Thea- wert coroer nf ihe campus. Look ducasses Dickens sud Ihe City of alian Restaurant Apple Tree Theatre's produc- tivn your, the Camait Fasodusian focs harmony mod Ihe Sill Perler ens' novelswillbe shown : Concerl Saturday, July S at Ire's Sommer Sleck Campony. London on Toesday, July 0 from S361 N Harle,,, . ChOaga :::AtLoREN lion of Diane Samuelo' award- . for the large blue and while sign through a visnal slide presento- .1 will present their ussaul canosos- Orchestra arraugemenls will ring 7:30 P.M:For information call This inspired comic romp fol- l-2:30 p.m. us part of Passoges, (773) 792-2030 winning -drama,KINDER- nisy party. that reads "Northeastern Illiunis lion as well as explanations of aus the big bund sound. 524-4924. lows a group of devious eharar- Ike weekly leclsre seriesspoo- Tues. July 15 TRANSPORT, has been -ex- Universisy". Iheirroles in his persanal life. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH The festivitieswilt kick-eff Firewarks, firownrks und mare lees who mosldeal with asseunger sered by Oaklos's Emerilos Pro- HOMESAFETYFOR CHILDREN tended through July 27. Per- promptly ash p.m. welcamiog the firewerks wilt "Light Up The Sat. July 5 - who (they 1kmh) knnws na Eng- Admission is $0; sesiar citi- gram. All leclsres urn held in Admission is $1. Por more ía. "Home Aloie" is the title of formance schedule for two- I.r.S. Nuvy Buod Great Lukes, id zens and students, $0; children an week extensionbeginning Sky" at nightfall, comptimeeliag ANTIQUELAMP SHOW & SALE lish. "5 laughed start Is fisish al Room A15l 01 Ike Roy Hortsteis formation, coll(047) 635-1414. 2FOR I upcoming community educo- full dress uuiferm, perfermiog u 35' illaminotod Uncle Sam bal- uges 6-12, $4. Groop aod sub- Wednesday, July 16: American largest Antique ase comic surprise afice osnther" tion program that will focuson JohuPhilipSaasa marches uodaa leen. Bring your lawn chairs und said The New Yorker mngazioe. scripliosrales are available. SPECIAL safety in the home for children. Wednesdays at 1:30, Fridays -Lamp Show & Sale will be huId at 8:00, Saturdays at 5:30 atipaorivlic scare. The appersuoi- plao s Red, White und Blue, on Salurday, July 5, atthe Hou- The play weittno by Lorry Shoe upto eight 00110v value The program will take placeat IT forresideets In see and hear the America We Leve Yes evening. Ned Coward's "Hay Fever" when 2nd meal s of equal and 9:00 Sundays at 3:00 day InnO'Hare,Rosemont. asthorofthe unclaimed comedies will cosrlode the summer-semen 9-10:30 am.inthe Mother U.S. Navy Band is anique and Admissinnis free. and 7:00. Tickst pricesare: Whether you love the Viclorian "The Nerd" and "Grasdma Duck slarlisgJoly 35 usd ron the week- -*v* Pellleai0peelnloeueioeaWeloeee Hedwig Room on the ground shauldn'O be missed. The codee Fer infoomusian: Arlone No- Sundaya-$22.SO, Fridays aed or the counfry look, there lo a is Dead". Rodney Higgiubotham ends of August 1-2, 7-9, aod 14- FREE Peekieg flooratResarrectionMedical family wilt esjay itt vuk, (773) 743-5055. PITAHUT Saturdays-$25.00 Group, alu- place in your homefor antique direcls HEllt's pradscsioo. 16. OPEN DAILY FROM 12N-ll PM Center, 7435 W. Talcott Ave. dent, and senior discounts lighting. The public and anyone The program for children in kin- are Theshow eons Thursday Por lickel informasias, call the Eat-In or Take-Out available. Call the box office for interested in lighting of the past thrnsgh Salerdays, July 10-12, Stage Couler Box Office at (773) HOME OF MEDITERRANEAN FOOD & PASTRIES = 7117/97 dergarten through sloth grade, information at 847.432.4335. St Rosalie Carnival is invifed during the hours of 9 will cover topics Suchas how 17-19, and 24-26, at 7:30 p.m. ai 794-6652. 9001F North Milwaukne Avenue, Nues, IL 60714 n.m. lo 3 p.m. on Saturday, : 847- 966- 3357 FAX: 847- 966- 3862 begins July 10 July 5. Admission is $5 per The Great Circus Parade - OPEN DAILY Il AM- lu PM person. Each paid admionion -All food made fresh to order daily July 4-6 Allrauds forparadelovers, dr- their arrival is lsws5O promose LIGHT UP THESKY St. RosaSeis holdiogit's asso- will receive a souvenir hos/cold Nothing is ever frozen or prepared in advance Sauk Trail Heritage Days FUN und ENJOYMENT for the mug, compliments of Aladdin ens bofOs or hislory fuss lead to sllendunce, Providing the authes- at Cuminol from Thocsday, Jaly s SHISH KABOB THE 6TH OF JULY Life on the Illinois prairie during entirefumity. - lnduotrieo and Aladdin Knights. Milwunkee this summer, where sicily arc 65 colorful unsique cíe- GRAPE LEAVES 10 thraugh Souday, July 53 es the i 8th and i 9th centuries will The fnur-haec, unlimiled ride For more information: John & the 1907 GreasCireas Pamde will FALAFIL JERUSALEM SAlADS the Church gesuirds at 4401 N. cos wogons from Ike stole-owned Warren Park 6601 N Western be highlighted during the annu- special fer $10 will be featured Jane Schleinzer. Phone 030- be presenseit July 13. Thisyear Circus World Museum of Bara- GYROS u COMBO DINNERS BEEF, CHICKEN al Souk TrailHeritage DaysOak Park (cerner nf Oak Park from 6 to 10 p.m. os Thursday 01-2S70. the sonsas spectacle will dom- bno, Wis. Completing Ike hislor- u HUMMOS & VEGETARIAN celebration July 4, 5 and 6 at Ave. & Meutrase) in Hoewned and also es Satuedsy from 3 0e 7 memomle thu 200es ausiversocy inpageans alongdowntown GOURMET COFFEE Join us for o grund èvening Old Fashioned Jehnson-Sauk Trail State Park Heights. Curtsivut heers uro H In p.m. - ,. SPECIAL PITA SANDWICHES - - -ofthe firsscircsspseade in Amer- streets are 700 horses, elephanis Fonily Ficnin These near Kewaeee. lo p.m. Thursday, H le lt p.m. July 11, 12, 13 HOMEMADE BAKLAVA of mutis putuocsongs ida, when Philip Lsilsou led his amt other circus animals, scores The Rainbow Dancers Pow Friday, 3 so 12p.m. Saterday, and Fosliviiieswill include live Taste of Ireland Festival Feni heels bring backyard performers - dosssmed and on of clowns and severul hsudred CATERING UP TO 500 PEOPLE FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS and fireworks including: Wow, featuring Native Amari- 31e 10p.m. Sunday. entertainmentdaily, - A Grand Weekend of Irish Mu- blunknls, loan choirs barsebuck - through the sternE of costumed "performers," all ses so - 2 can dunce, music and cullerai The faurth Fsmily Curnivol, adult und children eides, skill uud sic, Dancing, Cultural Eohlbils, PRICES FROM $1.95- $6.95 on pinrric baskets chAnce games, FOOD und a Beer Philadelphiais 1797. the snappy cadence of iwo dozen U.S. NatyBund, cliuptuys and activities, in St. Resulio Style, will focus vn Food and Fun for the Entire Milwaukee's iwo-hour parade, Course Hot Lunch - $399 3 Food will atoo be available Garden. Familyl murchingaud wugostop bands, C. Great Lakes scheduled from 10 am. until unporoileled uuywhere, is an au- gf you have a feeS fer France, u E"'Iw u. from Chicago Park IO p.m. on July 4 and 5 and July9-Aug. 24 Also, BINGO inan ARA- Irish American Heritage Ces- $2.29Stuffed Pita Sandwich theslic ev-creados of the excilisg an sddrd ullmction in dawnlown WEEKDAY'S 11 AM-3PM Distnict óoncessions from 10 am. until S p.m.en A BEDFULL OF FOREIGNERS CONDITIONED ball beginning ter, 4620 N. Knon Ave., Chica- arrees processionuls sniveling cir- Milwaukee as that rime is Bussille Mr D's Magic Show July 6.Dancing is scheduled "ABedtullofPreigners" u17 p.m. on Thursday und Fridsy, go. Friday, Saturday and Sun- COUPON, Enter our Free Raffle by dosm of old world LEge open Days Jely 10-13, un suonai . from i p.m. until 5 p.m. each Dave Freeman begins and 6 p.m. an Sesurday und Sun- day, July 11, 12 & 13, Noon till open 2 round trip tickets pre- air iolute to Freitch feud, cullare Buy one dinner at full : day and from 7 p.m. until 10 viewsWednesday,July 9, doy. - Midnight on Saturday, Noon till price & get 2nd Atoppullunis ons,here ir the 10 p.m. on Sunday, 8 p.m. fil Regency Activity sud ambiance. continental United Slates p.m. on July 4 and 5. opening Friday, July 18 at Dru- dinner 1/2 off. The Heritage Days Rendez- ry Lane Theafre, 2500 W. 95th Live eotertainmrnl will in- Midnight on Friday. Director elected head Por iesfarmulion: Circus Pa- . Compliments of elude a Fnlka Baud, Rock and Bill Potier Orchestra vous will feature special activi- St., Evergreen Park. lt conf in- A great. variety ofIrish and rude (414) 273-7877; Bastille Eat ¡n or take out. Anericar Airlines Roll fer lisleniog md dunning of Therapist group L ties daily from IO am. until 5 ueu through Sunday, Aug. 24. en- American specialties, beer and Doys (414) 271-7400, j 25' Zenith color televisior jeymeat, a Blues Band, Popular fAa dazzling displayof p.m. Canoe rides will be avail- Performances are Wednesday! soft drinks. Regency Nursiog Cnolreis -Conpilments of- Melodies, Clawns und Jugglers; Adults: - pleased lo coogrululule Paula Ta- fireworks utdooM able from 10 am. until Ip.m. Thursday, 2 p.m.; Friday, 8:30 $8 in advance, $10 at SnnalUr Howard W. Carroll and from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. p.m.; Saturday, 6 p.m.; Sun- and Ihn "Jesse While Tamblers" the door.Kids under 12 (ac- gliere, Activily Direclor of Reg- each day. day, 3:30 p.m.-Pricon are Show All this undmore is scheduled, companied by an adult): sony Nursing Cesser, ou here up- Professional IH)MA1U) W. CARROLL .lohnaon-SaukTrailState only $19 to $20; Dinner and including u Grand Ruffle of 20 FREE. poislmonl as Presidesi of Ike Park features Claus A camp prizes in all, First Prize Activity Therapisl A550ciulian Show $31 to $41. Senior dis- for 19971v 1998. FOIJNI)A'I'ION siles, boat and canoe acceso, counts available for matinees. $5,000.00. IURKt.rsooDuct Cleaning fishing, hiking and picnic facili- July 18-21 Tagliere is o member of the Ac- 2NI AM'4IML INDEPENDENCE DAYCELEBItATLON For ticket information and reo- er. uaaaeaaaas useeer000 Feel Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. le Cooperation with the ChieogeParlu District ties. For mere information, For complete deBits and a 0555 unity Therupisi Associalios, u What's ¡n YOUR Ducts? eroationu phone the boo office schedule of events, cull the Rec- Suttdoy Jety 6, t9157, 6r05 PM te 50 ENS phone the park office at 359/ SL Harulambos Greek Ortho- member of the Illinois Arlivily at 708-422-0404. loty at(708) 867-0017. 853-5589.- - -. dos Community ofNuesin Professinoals Association, und a For a limited time only, - hosting a Greek Food Fest on memberofihe Advisory Board in we will completely Didyòu kflOW..... - July18-2fon IheChurch the Activity Director's Council - The aeeragu adù)l Inhalas Iwo lahlnspenul nf

- power clean your grounds at 7373 CaIdwell Ave. of the Illinois Cnsncil os Long -$299- . ttuutahald dull daily in Nues. Sample Greek food, Term Curo. She has been em- ductwork fur $299. The Special .- Indoor air is up te 70 tImes mure pettutell Iban wine and music. For further in- ployed by Regeocy Norsiog Ceo- complete oanitation formation, call (847) 047-8880. outdoor air tee forthe pastseven years. Offer!! process, as mentioned :OMMUNITY INING UIDE: - The Inoragt nm-room huule eullects 40 Itt, nl _xHR ,,----- ausm abost is available tor a ttusl each yate. SPECIA1 'GOOD FROM... - charge of $15 per room. -at% nl al( are caetnd nr a9etasatad - !UnTotol

Thursday, July 3, 1997 to Wednesday, - July 9, 1997 ,, BONUS BONUS BONUS 15 pòlluttd Indoor air. e- RESTAURANT TYPE LOCATION EVEN HILLS The first 100 people who schedule a-duct - NIne OtiS Pl lentyttem fallaras are caused by THIS WEEKS SPECIALS lite Fffèds sitiltS and dan. - ROSTO RANTE --- cleaning will receive a complete whole M 8105 N.MilwaukeeAvenue d n/ Lunch Buffet (Monday. Friday)11 A.M.-2 P.M.-$5.15 house sanitation absolutely FREE.*You "Oue nf sin people mho nuffor from allergien Chi Tung - Niles,1111no1s60714 Eaiiv Bird--Dinner Spuecjaj c:o:se must mention this notice to receive the do na because ultbe direct relationship to the Weekend Buffet (FridaySunday) 5 P.M.-8 P.M.-$6.88 ---:I.Sis Discount- Ditiner Only. - FREE aanitation. nJJp lungi and bacteria le air duct apotema." Moan-Ft-i. 4-6 p.m. to $159 value. -Total Health and Betterllealfh Magazine La Pasta Ria 3711 Central Road No tan,titaNIo witlt asp ether strer Italiani - Glenvaew,Illinoas60025 (THURSDAY) . encires 7-Jt-97edtt, all Cleanfresh air is just aphone . . Restorante I Prioate Arcan tar Grapsof Inee More I Gifts CortIsonEs Asuilaiula callaway Call American ALL YOU CAN MEAT & Catering SPINACI] LASAGNA-$8.25 222 GREENWOOD . GLENVIEW (847) 967-1222Since 1962 847-647961 2 PÄE'28 TH} uLÑÙA)uL; ii TUS RUGLE,'TIIURSDA'Y.r.JULY 3, 1997 '" 'PAGE 29 . .-- -. .- i-I:%, ::i.- 1 iFirst Annual Pledge Ride 'Nunsense',opens. at Marriott's Lincolnshjre JuIyll-13 Seminaron Guide anø tobeliefit Lambs Farm GRAND OPENING July Bridge Beach Bash Dogs lui Dlscoiqit Seior CItizens Wed All Meat Prthh1ct The Bridge Bash cerebration Lake Shore Hartny-Dsvidsos ride, the minimem pledge In par- will host a wide variety of at- und the Luke Shorn Hsrtey Own- dciputnis $30asd includes $10 in OnThsrndsy,August 14, Hume made Polish Sannagel S cold cnll, made from lht hilthtSt ed so you most make a reservo- trachonsand entertainment for srs Grsapwilt hold thnirFirstAu- deknts Ihsrmay be ased at Lambs 1997, Many Knzy, Agency Rep. lion. quality of mnatn and old traditional Polish rgclpen. both the young and "young at asat- Ptedgn Ride tebeonfit Farm for fond und uclivities. rnsnntstive for Guide Dogs far L0000TA1IUISIO neuDITIle, SEIOUII5ELE PeIcE5, hearf Formore details or lo reservea at downtown St. Lambs Form on Ssndsy, July 13. There wilt be awards sud door the Blind, Inc. in Son Rafael, Cul- place, cull Cheryl L. LaningoEd. PR105CE 0F nun etaseor tantine, FOIESDLV 555 COU5TEOUS OERSICE, Charles. Tinos 50E 70E 051800 WE ARE KNOWN FIR. Thn three-hour obsnrvstisn ridn prizes for riders, und riders urn iforniu, will present a seminar. scution Coordinator,al (312) 7744 N Milwaakea Ace. MONDAY-FRIDAY a AM. 7 P.M. Admittance to most attractions will bngiu at Luke Shorn llartny- encosrsged (o hàve their families SATURDAY 8 AM. - 6 P.M. The sendnorwill be hosted by the 236-0569 by Friday, Augast 8. NIles iL 55714 Including all musical entertain- Davidson and nod utLambs Farm and friends meet thorn ut Lambs Gnild fac the Blind al 180 North Tel, (847)470-1717 SUNDAYOA.M. - 2P.M. ment and the- Summer Arts & Founded in 1947, the Guild for around noon. Osee ut Lambt Panmfor Ihn of(nrnoon party. . Michigan Avenue,Saite 1700, the Blind promotes the indepen. Crafts Faire, is freeA small Form, the public in invilnd Is join Chicugo. Registration is from 210 fee will be charged for selected Funds raised from the pledge deuce ofchildren and adults who :".r MORTON GROVE THEATRE in Ihn festivilins-slt motorcycles ride wilt benefit Lambs Farm, a 2:30 p.m. and the presentation are blind or visually impaired attractions in fha "Kids Zone." will be on display und thn public inns from 2:30 until 3:30p.m. usi' 7300 DEMPSTER (847) 967-6010 For more information on Bridge annprofil community which pro- thcoocb individualizod, connu- wilt be asked le pick Ihn best vides vocational, residential und This seminar is open Io odults mnr-drivrn programs and servie- - STARTS FRIDAY, JULY4th - Beach Bash attractions and tasking bike. Live mssic, great schedules,contactMar-Kel social snppnrl serviceS to more who are blind or visually im- en locolly, nationally and isterso- food and ott of Lambs Form at- paired. Productions st (630) 377-2907. Iban 250 adalts with mentol disa- tionully. These programs and "*MATINEES EVERYDAY* tractions will add to the nneite- biliti'ns. tfyou have considered a Guide services include: compster train- aAcademy Award winner mont. Admission and parking at For morn infanuation,colt Dog, this will giveynu the oppor- 15g; braille instruction; tcanscnip_ "SLING BLADE" SINGLES. Lambs Formare free. Lambs Farm' at (847) 362-4636, tsnily to bave any qsentions an- lion of work and study-related Fer motorcycte riders interest- or the Lake Share Harley Owners swered. The nominan will include materials into braille and large Billy Bob Thornlon ed in porticipsdng in Ihn pledgo EVERYDATI 1t20, 4:00, 6r40, 9t20 - Rated R Thurs., July 3 Groupat(847) 931-5291. a discussion of the school, its ad- prinl, oronta sodio tape: teaching AWARE SINGLES DANCE stissinan process and the ose of a theself-dofennelochnique, TucK- 1909 Spring Road, Oak Brook. Sat. July 5 ins amobility option. wonDo; und the ssln, at cost, of "LIAR LIAR" The Aware Singles Group and . Refreshments Jim Carrey the Chicagoland Singles Asso- Live music will be provided. ,sT PETER'S SINGLES wilt be provided products specially designed for EVERYDAYI 12t40. 2t30, 4120. 6t10, 8r00, 9t50 - Rated R dation invita all singles to a Sa- Admission io$8. For more in- All singles 45+ re incited toan und them is no charge foe this people who are blindor visually per Dance at 8 p.m on Thuro- fnrmation, call Aware at (847) Inside Picnic Dance al Frank- seminar; however, space it limit- impaired. ling "ANACONDA" day,July3,attheHyatt 632-9600. Aware Singles in a ParkAmericasLegion EVERYDAYI 12t50, 2:40, 4r30, 6r20, 8t10, lOtOO - Rated P013 Regency Oak BrookHotel, not-for-profit organization. Hall, 9757 Pacific ut 8:45p.m. GRAND Members frée. Guests $6 OPENING "AUSTIN POWERS" r COMBINED CLUD SINGLES DANCE JLjJ ) EVERYDAY: 12r30, 2s20, 4t10. 6:00, 7,50, 9a40 - Rated PGI3 8501 W.DEMPSTER AllSingles are inoiledtoa, Msrninit's Liaconshire Thna- p.m. und 8:OOp.m.;° Tlesnsdays at led. Reservations with GYROS RIBS CHICKEN leo in currently possonting NUN- a major ALLSEATS$1.75 NILES 692-2748 Combined Club singles dance 8:00 p.m.; Fridays at 8:00 p.m.; credilcard can bemude by colliug SENIOR CITIZENS at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, july SENSEthroughAagasl 17. 1/2Ib. HAMBURGERS . Salurday's al 5:00 und 8:30 p.m.; the Marriott's Liscoasbire Thea- 9645 N. MilwnakeoAve., Nuca, IL 60714 5, at the Ramada'Plazs Hotel NOJNSENSE features un all- SPECIALS AVAILABLE Sundays al 2:30 and 7:00p.m. tre bon otilen at (847) 634-0200. (1 Blunk Nuoti, uf Gall, RurAl Repairs Summer- O'Hare, 6600 North Mannheim star cosI consisdng of Mene 'FATBOYS Tickets lo all porformancesore Morriott's Lisconshire Theatre is IICARRY (847) 583-9500or 583-9539 Road, Rosemont, Live music Reberfson,PaulaSrrofana, $33, senior ciliZenS and students OUTS FAX (847) 583-9583 will be provided. Admiaoinn will located at løMaeninttDrivr, Lis- MUSICAL Jonathan's Specials Kelli Cramer, Pamela Harden receive n$l0discoustoffthe reg- cnnshire. SUNDAY TI-ISO ThURSDAY ,,, i i en, UNTIL (5 po. Lesns Sdith S p S -JoicPccrm be $8.00. The 'event is co- añd Kathy Taylor. HOURS Savings ,idCbkc fDcco (Fccth FoinJllo Ic C,, Sponsored by the Nnrthwesl atsrtickei peine fnrWedisnsday at o Most Thursday performances FRIDAY and nATUvoAY...... I I am. UNtiL 11pm, OUTLET The performasco schedote is 2:00 and 9:00, and Sunday 2:30 Just A Family Business Where Quality Stili crRcPc&ig) - (Cct ,Pk5OeEs.4 SinglesAssociation, Yoang os follows: Wednesdays al 2:00 iecladn a Free New York strip Counts BananEn voAI CUTLBT, Brown Gry Suburban Singles, and Singles p.m. performunces. Children un- steak dsnnec with the purchase nf 901 0 MILWAUKEE AVE. sanASEn pons TEFIDERLOm. Boown Gravy S'SS & Company.For more informa- der 6 yeurs of uge nro not admit- afall price theatre ticket. BABY BEEF LIVER. 01150er 00 Bacon S'sa lion call 708-209-2066, :'. flALOAN MEAThALLS with Spaghetti 5.55 & The Aware SinglenGroup in- 847-297-2350 7.55 Lino music will beprovided, CENTBE-CUT Bun STEAK, Onion wagt vileallsinglento n Super GREAT DEALS ON TONS OF-STUFF anECIAN STYLE Sat, July 5 Admission is $8. Forinforma- IASm CHOPS 141, Greek Potato 755 The Phoenix Dance st 8' p.m. at the Hyatt tiencall773-545-1515. The T.GL&'Singles Regency Oak Brook FROM CAJUN STYLE FRESH T.G.I.S. Singles Hotel, Chicagolsed Singlen Aosn. iss WAsHBuRN, G&L, HAMER, &TAKAMINE GUITARS - LAKE SUPEWOR WHITEFISH 5,95 Support Group will have 'n 1909 Spring Road, Oak Brook. non-profit orgsnizalinn. 7,55 dance al 8 p.m. on Saturday, LANEY, CA_JON STYLE FRESH SALMON The Pbernix Support Group Carry Ouf RANDELL, DEAN MARKLEV & ROLAND AMPS, scaoD DE JONGHE over Fettuociar July 5,1997 at The Alpine, i:r BOSS MULTI-EFFECT PROCESSORS & EFFECT PEDALS 5,95 invilesallseparated, divorcnd , SwFri- Il'Ie,sM.l"II'fl, SHRIMP DE JONGHE over Frtiistciae . 8230 S. Cans Ave., Darien, IL :505:. 7.(fl5«9& Dine in 5/2 Slab 8.95 ELECTRONIC PERCUSSION, DOC RYTHEM DRUM MACHINES B.B.9. RIBS und widownd pnrsnss lo meet Fn- All ningles aro invited. Admis- II INI s.l. . tl:3000-Io'io PM.. TAIllA, MAPEX, ZILDJIAN, SABIAN, EVANS & REMO F9USIaS 11.95 day, Joly 11, starling ut 8 p.m. s -1:OlI'ii.IO 16t'M Catering B.B.9. RIBS h CHICKEN 5,95 sien is $5.For more informa- (847)966 1750 Thorn will be a small grosp dis- tion call 708-579-7666, 5711 W. Dempster GIVE AWAY cusSion for Ihose who are work- Monina Gmvr, IL 60953845g3.8282 . LIvIIIadc Grecian Specialties ing through Ihn grieving process 9017 NAME FH( Sood o'ith mr ScfrJ(Taavaarr Sun, July 6 Milwaukee iih.O1icr OfrcodDuovi starlingut 7 p.m. (pleure be NORTH WESTSUBURSAN SINGLES Plumbing tatsid: ADDRESS prompt) and ending ut 8 p.m. in GREEK CHICKEN with GearS Putatuea 5.95 The Northwest Suburban Sin- ISWERsRvIa!INC. Collie and Visit GRECIAM STYLE FORSt CHOPS (5 lime lo join the regular meedng. S.OfGolf,Jsjjß5 fiLa fíwz DRUMMER GUITARIST with Greek Putatoea - 6.95 The playois McDsnnell Hall gleninviteallsinglento s QU'rNewly Expanded' WhITEFISH GRECIAN STYlI 9.95, dsnce at 7 p.m. on Sunday, PROMPT PROFESSIONAL . IN unser erninmanoc (lower level ofthe church) of our SER Lito't antE July 5, at the Barn of Barring. Dining Room. ". . Lady of Perpelust Help, 1127 ton Restaurant, 1415 S. Bar- AppointmentsMade to Church Street in Glenview, Mary Your time ringlon Road, Barringlnn. Ad- CompleteStock ofHard Schedule a Appetizers Rslb Broz, RSM, received s Mas- mission in $6 which includes a to Find Orssseita, Clams Saked or BOXED CHOCOLATES OVER loo 1er of Divinity Degree from Ihn buffet.For more informstion, RepcementParts&sii Steamed, Calamari Jesnil School nf Theology und a call (708) 786-8688. Soups CHOCOLATE RAISINS DIFFERENT VARIETIES Doctor of Minislry Degree from Water ¡geaga sluRp pumps Cantral Escarolo Aibrodo, Pasta Fogisli, weets. 09 Bantery OF CANDIES SI. Moi-y nf Ihn Lake Seminary. S iracciate lia Sun., July 6 - r Boilem BaCkup PRUNES CHERRIES Forlhe past 30 years the hus been B Salads North SherCJardsh Sieglea 50 Pine nPiPesThawedpPFeventorshIBtallJ (ATeataj CHOCOLATES A Store With involved in misislry us a Sister of Caprene, Aotposto, Chopped Etc. Mercy inlheChicugn urna. i I am. Brunch st The Bsgel in Osmoine, Escorola Old Orchard Shopping LIQUOR FLAVORED . 8Peeja, ßaStS The Largest Selection As nor world eollspsns, there Ctr., e Pasta Speciale . reservationcall(773) Bathroom& Kitchen Orders GI are ulwsys invitalinos 10 growth 282- Fossili ala Arrablita, Rigatsoi all CANDIES In All Chicagoland 2407. VISIT OURLARGE Remqdeling . Unique LaserCards In English and new life budied in Ihn rubble. I+IL SHOWROOMFEATURfNG. Vodka, To0ilisci, Carbonaro, This evening's pnnsenlution will Tues., JuIy8&22 tlJMOEN Moaroccioli, Cacalelli . Polish Cards For All Occasions focas on the importasen of find- NuotI, Shepa bESah Stogies 55 PIlla sansglBJ1 a Paeta Seafood Delta - Wellborn CORlAN- . EUROPEAN CHOCOLATES . OVER 100 DIFFERENT SELECTIONS . EUROPEAN CANDIES ingour way buck lo nur own ren- Zappa de Pesce ovo, Copellivi, 7:30 p.m. Bridge-advanced & Cabinets NascoPearl Whirlpool Shrimp Etadiacolo len, In our (rue self; und lo' lessI , Rheem . 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Pizzasla, Veruvio to: 847-673-3411, PAGE 30 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 TISE nUGLE, TIIIJRSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 PAGE 31 IIw I:i 1:I- ::I i-LR- National Brain Tumor Symposium Holy Family breaks ground There's Trouble Why put District 71 Board cites Experts from the leading medi- hundreds of opposition to Joz Park relocation The American Brain Tumor by brain tumors are encouraged for new medical building right here in Nues Association wilt present a Brain cat centers io the U.S. will diucass to participate and take advantage DearEdilor: - have some input as lo how 109g. children at risk? An Open Letter o Ihe People the latest slate-of-the-art treat- lerestod parties, both inside and .Tumor Symposium for patients, of special breakout sessions an One und one-hall yours ago and how many activities will ho ofNilcs: - out offre district. The Board will famities and hoatth professionots meets is the fightagaiestbrain tu- topicsincluding: atternative/ whee the original hearings were hold ut that Park. Dear Editor: Our family hag resided directly Recent slatements by the Parknot "back door" decisions on the on Friday, Joty t8 tiara Sunday, soars including advancemants in complementary thedieine; bio- held for Jozwiuk Park swap, One I am stupid enough to believe -Board Presidentin the media con- surgery, radiation, chemotherapy across Franks Avenue from loa- use ofthe property. We will insist Jaty 20, at the Hyatt Regency logic therapies; freqnenlly asked of the comments in the meeting that the infrastmclsce that cannot coming the disposilion of Jozwi- 1h01 all presenlations concerning O'Huro, 9300 W. Bryn Mawr and goon therapy. questions relating lo health insu- was "whal really makes me mad handle the current traffic al Har- wink Park and right seul 10 the ah Park may have convoyed the Nibs South Elemenlary School the lease or use uftho property bu Ave., Rosemool. Patients and families affected rance; home cren options, and an- about this issue is that Mayor 1cm and Touhy will magically be falso impression Ihat School Dis-' foc, the past five years.Daring mudo at public meetings, not be- dnrslanding und coping with Blase and Ponlarelli think we are fixed by the additioa uf ball- trict 71 intends to sell or demolish hind closed doors. To dale, two symptoms. stupid." I am in full agreement. games und children and all these that time we've endured two South School. It should be ander- years of the DrOp Tunnel Projecl pr'esenlalious have been made al A Public Forum Cost for the weekend program I was stupid ennugh to believe new coados. stood by all inlerested parlies that public meetings concerning Ihe is $85 perpersonund $65 for each that Mayor Blase and Fontarolli 30 feet from our-home, incleding I am stupid enough tu believe a crane fulling into our yard, no such plaus exisl. However, lIte use ofSouth School. to be held uddilional family member.A gotthemessage the first time. thatl will be able lo turn left off of following are some guiding prin- In short, we do not appreciate limited number of scholarships I am stupid enough to think knocking down our fence and Harlem and Touhy right into the trees behind oar home which ciplos which the Board intends loIhn Park Board using usfoanded All persons with developmen- mentaldisabilitieswithinthe are stilt available.Registration that it is just u coincidence thul Parkal5 p.m. fora game. adhere Io in the disposition of the assumplions that we inlend to taldisabilities,theirfamilies, state of Illinois. A Public Fornm were blocking Milwaukee Ave- fees include Friday andSatnrduy the playground equipmonl has t am slupid enough lo believe Suslb School property. - friends, advocates, service pro- nue andthe noisy traffic. dispose oflhe South School prop- willbe heldin Palatine on receptions, Saturday and Sunday disappeared from Jozwiak Park. I that according te Mayor Blase 1. II is our inleul Io make every erly to bolstrr their ridiculous an- vidors and other interested parties Wednesday, July 16, grom 2 - 4 continental breakfast, Saturday- was stupid enough lo think that Upad completion of Iho Deep "the busy Harlem-Touhy inter- Tunnel Project, the small patch of offorl lo keep tho facility one gumesl Io moyo Jozwiuk Park. Tu are invited to attend a Fabtic For p.m. and 8 - 8 p.m. at Palatine lunch andatI program materials. when they said the playground section" is loo busy for a Public whtch is used for educational, is just another perversion of Iho um to comment on the ThreeFeHle Library, Room I, 700 An $85 room rate is available for equipment would ho buck by service facility, bal is not 100 beautiful green grass between the cultural or recreational aclivities. Year Developmental Disabilities schoolasti Oar home was cou- Village mullo "Where People North Court Street. persons wishing to slay over- April 1, 1 thought they meant busy for u park with baseball dia- -, Wo denot wish to chango the Coastt" but really means "Where State Plati for Fiscal Years 1998- In March, Hly Family Medi- north of the Medical Center in verted into uncontrollable weeds night. - - - 1997. - mends. cbarucler Or use of the South People Sign lungoage interpreters will calCenter rebeivedapproval what is currently u parking lot. A which arc cut down approximato- Courir but Kids Doer". 2000. I am stupid enough to believe I am slupid enough to believe School property. To Ihal end the he present at eachiocation. If you Over 100,880 adells and rIdI- from the fllinois Heulth Facilities spacious, modern atriumwill ly twice a year, adding to the Woiotendto notOsly be good 510- The illinois Planning Coancil that when the Water Reclamation that the village slogan "whore district oopove.0 the closing of wards of the land entrusted lo us, On Develepmnntat Disabitities is are unable to attend one of these dren are diagnosed with u brain Planning Board to build a new connect Holy Family to the now beauliful landscape. District promistid that the third people count" is actually spelled - Juzwiuk Park in ils present loca-but good neighbors as well us ad- reqnired by law to submit a De- Publie Forums, you may schreit temor nach year in the U.S. and medicsl office building on its building providing patients and Curoenity with Ihr absence of written testimony tu the Illinois baseball diamond would be re- cocreclly; maybe I um so stupid lion und its transfer lu Ihe cernervuculc ofthe children of District netopmentalDisabilitiesState brain tumors are the second lead- main campas in Des Plaines. On physicians greater aocess le ser- slored to il's "original stale" that the Irres behiad our home, we get 1h11 I cannot read and the mollo is afHarlem and Touhy for the fol-71 aadthochildreu ofNilos. - Flan every three years. Tisis Plan Planaing Conceit ou Develop- ing cause ofcancerdeaths in cHI- June 12, the Medical Center held vices and slaffatthe hospital. the wonderful view uf Ilse con- mental Disabilities, 830 S. Spring it would be. actually "where Pontarelli lowing reasons: Sincerely, serves as a guide for activities on dren under ago 15. The public's ugreundbreakingceremany. Currently more than 90 per- I am stupid enough lo believe unction vehicles of Ponterelli Safety of the Children-Il is Street, Springfield, IL 62704. Acchbishep Francis E. Oeorge, coanls." parked adjacent lo the GoodYear Membeus of Iho Board of Educa- behalf of persons with develop- interest in brain lamors through coot leased, the building will be that Poutarelli has told the, futurti Our opinion that moving the park Ihemediahas been heightened ro- 0Ml. officiated and was in at- home io a variety of physician And that is why I am stupid properly. tioit occupants ofhis cOndos thaI there enough lo believe that Ibis park Io Toahy andflarlem poses a ma- Niles Elomenlooy Districl7l emIly with the diagnosis and leudance to bless the site, togeth- specialtiesinclndieginternal will he a baseball diamond with Aeyway...getling to the point. er withrepresenlatives from local swap,is a win-win far Blase and We now live with the prospect, jar threat to Ihe safety ofthe chu- TI.WMI PAClALWAYS OPEN treatment of actressElizabeth medicine, cardiology, rtseumatol- lights next to their buildings and drcn who sse thu park. The Ton- Taylor, ABC-TV "Prime Time"business and industry, and goy- Ogy, opthamology, endocrinolo- Fontarelli, bal I am not sure who after already losing the school we 'Villageof SPECIAL that they won't mind the 48 hour else. Yes, Ihure is Trouble, right by und Harlem silo is a busy I I II I ILLIUJL r correspeadeulJadd Rose, and theernmentdignilaries. gy, ear/nase/lhroat, and matti- had hoped our children would at- iotersectien which will become UILRESTAURANT BUSINESS LUNCHEON WItile Holy Family currently specialty groups. Construction is marathon baseball senes or the 11 here in Niles Village and thur Pontarelli' not passing of former NFL Commis- p.m. to midnight regular season lend, we will now lose the park. even more congested with lIte ad- sionerPele Rozelle. has a professional office building expected lo be completed in the starts with -'r' and that rhymes The two biggest reasons we pur- SOUPS: Maleo BallChicken BrothSweet & Sour Cabbage games. Aflenall, what is the proh- with "P" and "B" and Ihal slunds diliun of the Poslarolli develop- Village of NUes od ils main campus, an increased summerof 1998. chased oar property. I can't wait Fresh Fish Dully WE SPECIALIZE IN PASTA & STIR FRY DISHES Fanoded in 1975, Ihr Amen- demand by physicians for uddi- Holy Family Medical Center is 1cm with a few high maltage forPontarelli and Blase. to see the maintenance vehicles ment. Children using the park DearMr. Besser: * MELROSE cao Bruie Tumor Association ltghts shining directly into your Sitting inNiles with will have to contend with a dan- SPINACHOMELETrES IS... houaI space adjacent lo the Medi- lecutnd on thn comer of Golf und - rolling down Franks Avenue as I i ruad your Thursday, June 12, "As Big au u BnbuIt Mitt On Popeynd with Enough spioarh le was the first organization le focuscal Center led to the need far the Rivnr Roads in Des Plaines, is ti windows? And what is Ihn prohr aDunce Cap on goroas Inaffie obslucle to gel lo Nibs issue of "From the Left BUSTA lore witha "little noise" from the stroll along where "the school my the park. The present locution is MUSCLE" PAT BRUNO- 5,.n.Tioses en brainlumors aud remains ded- new construction. Level II Truuma Cenler and u - Poor Richard Hand". baseball crowds? - laids would walk lo" sued lo be leased lo eliminating brain ta- The three-stacy, 57,000 square member of the Rush- System for Amy Roas and the playground, miniature fur safer fur thosé uniug il. JIas One ofthe ways that Nibs will 7201 N. Caidwell, Nues, IL 60714 mors by funding and encouraging I am stupid enongh so believe - Niles,IL. the Village indicated, Ihe Tonhy attract younger families is to limit fool building will be located just Health. thaI the condo ussociution won't golf,atling cages und baseball (847) 588 1500 research; providing free educo- fields we would all enjoy would Avenue site is loo busy oc danger- the amount uf condos a builder donai materials and resource in- ous for the Public Works facility, can build is Nilrs,us they alleacl 3233 N. Usoadw9y, Chiougo. Illinois 60657 (7731 327-2060 how in good conscience cue they formation lo patients, their fami- Addressing some of the other more senior citizens from Nibs, KOPIELD'S. sols N. Linnotn, Chicago, Illinois touas (773) 334-2182 Tooth-preserving Let'spreserve what little support putting u park there? The 930 W. Betmont. Chieugo, Illinois 60657 (773) 404-7901 lies and the medical issues.It seems Ibero would be surrounding suburbs and Chica- professionals who treat them. life ofonc child moro Iban offsets go. In this case, so far, il is Ponta- philosophy Nues history penly of parking space where the Ihe savings Ihalmay be realized. To register or for more infor- wehave 1eft mainleounce building currently relu Builders that is dominating Dear Editor: Location, Lncatinn, Luca- our Villugn. TWINLABTm -malien including a complete pro- Aside from remaining cavity- In keeping with that p1aiiose- - town grow as greal us it has be- sounds. Why pal a park direclly free, them is another way lo avoid As long time resideulsof tion-The present location of the All ofthe land that Ponlarolli is The LeaderIn Sorls Nutrition gram und list ofspeakers. call the pIty's gout ofconserving us msch come. Expanding Jozwiak Park across the strccl from another parkcomplimenls the school. II is American Brain Tumor Associa- future encounters with a high- of the tooth as possible, air abra- Nun, my friends and I are im would retain its siguifscauce osan park? What would have more of- buying can be used lo build inox- DAILY ONE MULTI VITAMIN pressed by the incredibly won- used for recreational purposes by pensive lawn houses, u slopping - speed drill. Air abrasion, u near fecI on Iraffic al the "bssyiulor- lion at (808) 886-2282. siun delivers a small stream of historic center along with Dutch- the school. The park inils paittless, tooth-preserving cavity tiny abrasive particles through deeful idea Ihat our city officials men's Putnt, the fountains and section" al Harlem und Touhy, a slone for young families before 10% OFF preparation technique is one al- am thinking ofby extending their present loculion is a good draw- baying uhoase. It's very obvious compressed air at high speed, a the Leaning Tower-and whatever few maintenance tracks und vil- iug point foe those inleresled in ALLERGY SEASON IS HERE USE temulive included in the tooth- conservative technique that re- beautification prakram to prepare otherhisloric sites may still bere- luge vehicles sporadically exiting that Pontarelli buys up cheap land preserving philosophy of mini- Our lows fon ils 100th year aaai- utilizing the South School facilily all over Nues, and builds their HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES quires less loath preparation. Au- searched. and ealering during the day, oras a school. The value of the Hay fever, etc. molly invasive dentistry, reports olher attributo: the process gener- versary. It was u wise decisioa tu The expanded Jozwiak Park, coustant enloring and -exiting of condos. Milieu I say cheap land, I THE the Academy of General Dentist- restore the Loaning Tower land- South School properly lo the lax- mean across from a cemetery, a - ally requires no anesthetic. beautified as necessary, could vehicles with children during Ihr payer al a school would be grout- MELATONIN Chongo your body clock ry, - an organization of general mark, so that as travelers enter serve as a central gathering block away from a cemetery, and Olher less-invasive treatments pomI evening rnsh hour and all day Ip diminished iflozwiuk.Park is BUGLE dentists dedicated tu continuing are laser technology, und malen- Niles, the beunly uflhe grena area in town that bring Nilesites lo- any undesirable lund around, ex- DHEA For muscle buIlding long on Salardays and Sundays? moved. education, als like white fillings and sealants would enhance what they see as gethor for music concerts, impur- Why psI hundreds of children al ceplfortho new Touhy/Harlem tu they color our town. There is the e. Future Lease-Io negolial- Morn Leitern YOHIMBE Forsports - decay-preventive plastic coat- tant civic gatheringi und whatev- sacharisk? ing any lOase ofthe South Suhool Charles D. Mullenix, M.D. ings for the teeth. added advantage of the Forester else would create a spirit of On behalf of the "handful" of Combined on Pagr 39 CREATINE MONOHYDRATE Builds motels Preservo as a back drop to extend property, the Board would insisl "Sealants are a prime example community. We need to review residents who sumonnd "Joz"thatprovision be made fur the ase Announces the eye appeal! . the feeling of one-ness that we THE AMINO FUEL Liqaid& lob. form of mioimnlly invasive dentistry," who apparently dono count in Iho oftho parking lot by park patrons the RELOCATION of his Prat/ce of says Howard S. Glazer, DDS, With the closing ufNiles Pub- ' had when we had "less:, but we village "WHERE PEOPLE READERS WRITE POWER BARS lmo Man Cmttiot 'Ultra Fuel lic School, the palenlial for beau- carrd about one.auother morel afler school houes. Thus the park- General Ophthalmology and Oculoplastic Surgery FAGD, immediate pasI president COUNT", Ihunk you very much. ing lot wunld be available much The Bugle urgesallIta ARTHRITIS Remedy Takes Pain away by 'Lonuing" and spokesdealist for the Acude- lifying the whole comer on Ton- readers to submIt Letters to by Avenue over la Milwaukee We have many hundreds of as il is now. the EdItor pertaInIng tu tonal -my ofGeneral Dentistry. Sincerely, 2.The Board does not intend 10 to the Colonial Court Building "There's su destruction lo the Ave. would very decidedly en- new residents who havé moved in TheDisappointed Niles Resideul Issues er In response to edito. at 1775 W. Glenview Road hance what has already been our area, and who would benefit "parcel oat" any of lIte South riaIs appearing In The paper. DIET PRODUCTS MEGA VITAMIN PACKS tooth and sealants prevent the ad- School property. Receally, we re- vascemeut ofcavities in teeth." started. from Ihr expanded park. Il may All letters must be sIgned and Glenview,IL 60025 In re-reading the History ofbe the last chance lo preserve joded u proposal by lIte Saucor containthe name, address Patients' demand for atlruclive Company to sell a portion of our and telephone number of the - Senior Discounts Everyday Phone No. (847) 724-6617 or (847) 724-6618 alternatives, like while fillings, Niles io the booklet published on what little "green area" we have Niles 75th Asniversacy, il is most leflI Once gone, it will never re- Read the Bugle west parking . lot so that Wul- writer. No letter will be print. Fax No. (847) 724-3123 and their desire to get the most greoos could use il as a driveway ed in The Bugle Unless thIs in. Qak Mill Natural Foods dental treatment for Iheir money impressivehow thingshave For subscriptions eau fnrmoiinn We truly hope that the village fonts trucks making deliveries. Isfurnished. Of 48062 N. Milwaukee Avenue HflSPITAI AFPIIATIONS- has spumed ils momentum, Dr. changed. Aud yet,so many course, This Information will changes have progressed so fast officials along with usc new park (847) 966-3900 3, Before any decision is made as (112 Bluoh North ut Oakton - West Sido of Mtwuukon Aonnuol Glazer says. lo the use of South School laud, noi be prInted If the writer re- - Holy Family Hospital, Des plaises IL 1h01 we have very little "history" commisuiouerswillconsider "The whole philosophyin- Thenewspapers the Board will- hold a series of quests sume te be withheld. NUes, IL 60714 (847) 825-5424 Lulhoran General l-loapilal, Park Ridge, IL volves doing Ihr most with the left 'or evidence in the way of bug und hard eu our future. Also, nu pm-written form let. We Ship UPS Resurrection Hospital, Chicago, IL landmarks, -or uf our facefather Respeclfally thatdeliver. psblic meeliugs Io ga/u iapul 1ers of any kind will be pub- Your Not Spending MoneyVour Bu ing Healthl least to achieve the maximum re- from our neighbors ucd other in- salts," Dr. Glazer says. who proceeded us lo help this A concerned Nilesile tithed. PAGE 32 TII1 BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 ****\ Í-**** - THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 - PAGE 33

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CESEn Ade Most Be Pre.POId n AdvenIR: Blelneee Opporwnity, For Scie, Mieorliefl000e, MeoingSoto, peroenoic, SitletiOe Wonted, Or if Tite Adverticer Lineo Onteido Olmo 5051cc Nerinei Circoiniien Arco. TRAVEL AGENT steil MERCHANDISEPROCESSING TELEMARKETING FULLJPART TIME FULL/PART TIME FULL/PART TIME FULLJPART TIME FULL/PART TIME Full Time-nt least ene year BATENDER - PartTime SUPERVISOR J experience SABRE System. ummer Csh - Dail Pa Flexible Heure - Ali Shifts Svpnrvicu ¡u-store wnrehu,ee toentiousinelodieg rooeivinshipping, newms Y Y (841) 298-05501 8 4 7) 6 98-3 346 '° vendere end mer,heedíoe piekiug. Eoporieneopmtnrred. Part-Time Mornings Milwaukee & Ooklne, Nues ask for Betty . COMMISSIONSALES BANKING OPPORTUNITIES CLERICAL I OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES HE Evenings & Weekends Full & Port - Time Up To $400/Per WeekIII! RESTAURANTS / FOOD SERVICE Oppertoeities ernoorree flyeveilakleje window tenuhnente, heme Booking ! CNA'S E GENERAL OFFICE ORFOfBoihty hoe fciI, - -- .- (773) 2628281 TE LLE R . . Large Anesthesia Group, Located in Lincoinwood tin,e CNA pociilono OOVIOIIObIR Restaurant greet heoviuie, gmut in,eelive,,greeteohedjng. - °' thc foikwing ohifto: Ask For Ted Part-T..m Is Looking For Full Time General Office Person. .w i APPLYINPERSON F SEARS a W000FIELD Typing AndComputer Experience Necessary MALL SCHAUMBURG iI Eveiy PM CC ent ene ! i ia BUS PERSONS (847) 330-2390 TELEPHONE! Typing Required - Cashiering Background A Plus 10:45 p.e. -:15 c.ne. CanooheekoutthoCaeoor5ideaf5earo Rush Presbyterian Medical Center. Ceent Iihno:o'ogioiry niBBle, Full and Part Time ANSWERING Call Jeffrey Nawcewicz: Mandatory Screening Of Background With Drugs. Private Country Club on the North Shore is (708) 456-0 I 00 qi°!' RBt°en . FAIRFIELD Call Pam Now Hiring and Training for Full & Part time SAVINGS BANK Positions. Day and Evening Hours Available TELEPHONE -« 3301 W. Luwronce,Norridga . Hon,BnBoeoeruÖo Experience Net Necessary. Call Liz:. (847) 6796363c BETHANY TERRACE OPERATORS NURSING CENTRE 4 For AesmoringServios in Dec BASONS . n000nn.n 847 729-65 -- 'Plcines.Pott-1imo,Mutnin sot 8425 Waukegan Road - Morton Grove IL 60053 -. Afternuons and Weuken s. We currenlly have the following position available for self moti p HOTEL 4 0Ic'°p ASSISTANT MANAGERS Coli voted individual with excellent customer service skills and OVOIIthtotOr000,tOiiCIfldIVId,OlOtejOIfl0000 Fax 847-965-8104 RETAIL oWlet eppentenily empioyor AuolieMee'ePmfteleisgruwiugata. (LE (847) 390-1789 . stable work history. We offer a good salary/benefit package SALES SECRETARIES fast pacei Doe te ow urewil, wo ere including company matched ESOP. Wo oro ookIelcdlvi h 1.2 sero The Radieoon Hotel Lieotnweeoi io Dnntoi Irokieg tur,ifewesere6oesnistoni teen, pier STORE. Salesperson To Sell Landscaping For BUGLE NEWSPAPERS TELLER - FT - Glenvew GENERAL OFFICE the Herlem-Irniug Fleco rod (our toeoeiive Secretory ASSOCIATES North Shore Landscaping Company. 9 moe. teller orheavy cash handling & balcecing exp., i 0-key PuOI time Position Avoileble Per nOue te be upee oserei io GelfM:II. FOR CLASSIFIED °! tOlti M calc detoiledo se tedw/ex U tcomm cotonIdI pi ° 1F 9 Help Wanted Experienced Only Local De tul Lobe iey De inI Wo offen greci clarEen pay, eoeeieet Full. Part Time TI-lE BEST PLACE TO FreerDeokAgent Kotuwledgeend Centpoter SMile to fi i, Chcogands BANK OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS, N.A. Dr.ver Requt . ease Cali. frppnrt Call W. Tochy Ave., NIce, IL InviI. Fo,: M7EG :' :e°:aj ADVERTISE call 847724-9000 for interview oppoiniment orFAX resume to Mid-Land Haynes senie Wenutnenet cope nenne help-Spirits is seeking energetic, Human Resources 847-263-4968. . 7,AÇr Sil bu teetuenes Sery, Fur more efe ur customer oriented individu- . Dental Lnborntories Aooeunte Renuivalole Clerk io ueoene fur islerniew, eau Dnbbiu als for our Highland Park HOME TYPISTS Seouniiy Agent 9015 N. Milwaukee Ave. /u/c n,I ai Location to perform a vari- p users needed cenneniiun SeMeeo Hoeseecan Noes, IL 60714 I) 338-0220 eiyofutorefunctiens eXt. 1 223 Qualified perlons must be $45,000 income potential 'emor (847) 96*4705 EOE Over 21 years of age, able . T ADES to work day and evening CLERICAL/ OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES Call.8OO.513-4343 We effet oempeti6vo ouleriec and - greatbendito,PuBlIe ferward hours. Previous retail exp.- ExI. B-3225 resomeuncu DRIVER! Tohy TRAINING ASSISTANT - STOCKCLERK Linnoinwood,; IL 6646 FOR Work With Disabled Molts le andacom- R ECEPTIONIST WAITRESSES Nies manufacturer is in needof experienced person EDUCATION Moten Greve Workshop. Provide Part-Time/Full-Time LESS t - For consideration responsible for smoothoperation of stockroom. PART-TIME . Transportation VMs Company MARKET RESEARCH Vehicle. Valid Driver's Lkenee, VINCE'S RESTAURANT Please Call: rieflce in receMng,cycle counting and order Private North Shore Country Club Is Seeking Receptionist. (Harlem & Lawrence) (847) 674.4200 . k SELL IT! .BtJY IT! DriVisg Recaed Required. pic ng. Foi1fri driver ce rtiflcation aptus and ood Duties Include Answering Phones, Greeting Visitors, TEACÑER °°' 'WINO' OLI TWWA OrApplyinperuon g I, uoJ eu, , i i u s Skokle Valley Hwy. communication skills a must.Apply in person, no ANNOUNCE IT! Typing, Computer Work, Filing And Special Projects. Smoll daycare center mated le . a sa . R Highlned Pub Ieusrand Shop. cir.) phone calls,p!ease. - I .1 n a small Caiheliv eursieg heme is venings-ee en s o iays anequaluppertuobyemployer leaking fer e warm, caring EXTRA MONEY (847') 581-0200 3 Lines-5 Papers Ca Laura or urer Detat s individuel who recuis DOES Market Research WE WILL GET SChØS,rtProducts, Inc. reqairementtebeoieam t847) 729- 1 200 Company Needs PROFESSIONAL - YOUR AD - - 6250 W. HowardStreet I 2 Dollars! MALES 8. fEMALES OPPORTUNITIES QUIÇKLY & - .- rouet Please send resume te, - - RETAIL INVENTORY NUes,IL This is a weekly rate - st. Be6 avCare -u CCUHATELY ON Do Ynu Enjny Workitg PUBLIC RELATIONS COORDINATOR To Partd::te ¡n Prepaid. STRINGER OUR FAX Ferly Mortings Or LaIe NorwuadparkIIBmehu:anexccIluoioppBrtunIIyfSrlt We accept TASTE TEST - - BUO NEWSPARS MACHINE Evenings? DRIV ed bares. A1'ANTED c.suineDADiumo MasterCard or Visa. ruluusus and mnrkuiung I U ' OFFICE HOURS Full Time adiviilel i.e., fund raising evunlu, newIutIets, presi I OW ring eporter wante to _, und cam signs. -Weeifer uxceliuni benefiis nsJ competitive sulnry. Ta bu cunsid- CALL: - For Adult Day Care Center lpress relusse, fuit DON"IGETSTLoeK! u- LI In The North Subnrbs DEADLINES Varied Hours. Contact: Stop ¡n to: PERYAM&KROLL u - au - ut , oie A $7.50/Hour Sh.rmn,Rd.,Nil.s:ed n urn Linda Dickson Bugle Newspapers. monine oca area. FOR (847) 647-1 1 1 6 Norwooti Park Home NrIb -7300 w I No Experience Necessary 8746 Shermer, Niles Nina,Chicag:,IL 60631 CALL (847) 966.3900 ADVERTISING Most Hnvetrnnspnrintion! 3950 eu pl.uu vene od.. Fer odo or call NOTICE (773) 774-3155 eeiy, yeU hay fac your nupy oily- .6N COPY . FAX:"773.631.4850 ¿te Ask For Jack THE BUGLE 2U96 Findth:help that EOE thai, uutheutioily undlugitimsuy. (847) 966 01 98 (847) i i7 NEWSPAPERS 10E - Bugle Newspapers en.i.ruaa.inyprion bif II I ei p d ut d 8746 N Shermer Road - classified sectiOn. TheN:w :ape:ThtD i V 'j UGEZ e i:':cOlee. Judje soedues nf odvortisens .. Ilb p s i Sorvisog Tho Narth nnd Northweet Suburbe Nues y 1997 l'AGE36 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY3, THe BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 0997 PAGE 37 Illinois Spina Bifida Camp New 'first' for anyone who wants lo kick up Park district their heels and team dances noch Maine Township putson its as the Texas Two Step, Schal- Roller (In-Line) Hockey Ability® - now in session - CLASSIFIEDS lische, Cotton Eye Joe, The Tush Itliuois Spina Difida Associe- the benefits of attending swam- dancing shoes Posh or the Texas Polka. The fee Lessons 1100 said 1oe1ay that ils 1997 per camp while mee6ug their lu- Country & Western for residents in $25 per personnr Learn how to play the hottest $48 per couple (non-residents, 8:50 p.m. The last Friday of each FURNITURE Camp Abilily® program is un- dividualdevelopmental needs. Line Dancing new sport of the 90'sl The Noies BUSINESS derway atLake Forest College, $3 1/individeal, .$h0/conpte). sostieni5 arum make-up date. The nation's number one disa- Who nays you coed u partner to Park District is offering in-Ben Players must bring the fotlow- REAL FOR SALE Lake ForesL The only summer OPPORTUNITY bling birth defect, spina bifide is hove far danno0? Comeon Kevin Quinn hockey lessons, desigeed ta help ing eqnipment for lessons: hock- croup of its kind in the Midwest, a defect in the spinal cord result- down Wednesdays, July 16 to yon develop and sitarpee your 2-Complete Bank Bed Soto Kevin Quinn, Ph.D., son of ey stick, hockey helmet, foce pro- Comp Abilitypcovides persons - ESTATE 1.Dark Wood. i -Beige Wood ing m paralysis from the waist Aug. 6 from 8:30-9:30 p.m. sed skills. Lessons cossist of5 class- tedian,moothguard,elbow Looise Quinn, of Des Plaines, - sWrnnng otiob Hn6ng 9.deo$ Eaol. Set Includes 5-Drawers with spivabifodaopportunities leo down. Lisle-based Illinois Spina learn all the lateci lino dances es, which miti be held ou Mon- learn independent liviug skills nati assistont professor pf eco- pads, hockey gloves, knee und by Dr. &hnoppor, Ph.D. Attached Loddero-4 Shelves Bifida Association provides di- sorb an the Elociric Slide, Bast days, Wednesdays & Fridays. shin protection and in-tine skates. und impeove their self- nomics al St. Norbert College in Dank With 3 Drowern & Cheir rectservices topeople with spina Scoot & Beagle, Tnsh Posh, and The next session begins on Jely The feefor each sessionis APIS. FOR RENT P1en #758458 Min.) The nost confidence. More than 125 chiS- DePere, Wis., will teach environ- $600 ter Both Or Best Offer bifida,includiegeducational - Achy Breaky. The fee is $25 for 8th and reas through July 19th. $46.20, $42.00 with residenl dis- effective system avcilab!e anywhere, ehen and young adulls from mental economics from July 9 to (847) 966-3900.Ext838 9 ta S semivars, family support pro- residenis, $31 for non-cesidnets. Thy thied session beginn on ?ety count. Lessons are held ut Wash- te help yen 9C? ihr nb yno went throoghout illinois ore expecled grams, school scholarships and Aug. 15 at the University of Tac- 22nd and runs through August Swing year partent round aed ta in Bosnia through the inglea Terrace Park. For farther NIUS- 7632 N.Milwaakee FASIERI! $39.98 * S&H, 30 day to atlend flic year's five camping ussislance with equipment par- summer 2nd. Timen are ax follows: ages an. Sa. ted, Serta Matharn, tror round every Wednesday night, Open Uaiversity Program, Fous- iuformatiou and registration, call IBed, $575.600. Parking, ,etnn, pnliey. In nrdnr by wedit card sessious, rangieg from seven to -chases and theeopy, in addiliou lo iSst:5:30-6:30 pm, ages 9 & 10: Frane. 9 y,. nid. Kit. Tb!. 32e 60". June 10 to July 9, from 8:30-9:30 dation YSY (Yooth Support For- (847) 824-8860 or (847) 297- Cable Ready (773) 764-0802 otthinspeninlpeino,wfl 1-800-469.7977 teu days each. The fluaI session Camp Ability®. h:4O.7:4Opm, ages t i &12: 7:50- 6 nhre. Oak Gd. Cnnd. Mite. Itetne. -e p.m. This is the perfect class for merYsgoslavia). 8010. Ext. 106315 - 24 hm!!! willeudJoly 30. For additioualinfonnalion, NILES . 8729 WISNER 847) 966-9780 Camp Abilily® uclivilies in- call: Ann Walsh Ceruak, Execu- is J L MiIw & ønnrp6er) 5RmeORR'SCIA dude art and mnsic thempy pro- live Director, Illinois Spina BIG-- (Ccl Be Uced ae DR/BRC841) 9676752 sss EXTRA INCOME $$$ grams, a wide range of spoils. Maine Township now has a - (la Association, (630) 637-1050 Profit from digitol cotnilito TV. MOVING SALE umging from swimmiug to arch- or I (800) 969-ISBA. new pair ofoyes waiching out for Rated 01 home-barn bneiwee. ecy audwheelchairbaseball, plus appearance and zouing viololions VACATION Lean than $400 to gel etarted. discussion sessions ned oalings in the sninrorporated area-those PROPERTY enloden yocm coo ealcllite dich. 7 eat., Uph. Few., Preech Prnvinninl lo special events, all designed toDurbin ofioc Apa, ihe township's newly Professionals Guide Cot now.547.31 S-6377 Bdr. Set. O/R Peen. Cryctal Laerpn. help campecs set and achieveamendment to hired enforcement officer. HILTON HEAD 847) 965-7418 Illeirpersounl goals. Apa, who bogan his new posi- Highlightofeach camping ses- tion On Jano 9, will palrol She un- A directory of area professionals and services DISCOUNT RENTALS s;000 WecklyS siso will be a visit from the tilo-restore benefits incorporated area sud respond to Why not get away to beautiful Sailing on the World Wide Web. misaliseflesemble sponsored by complainis abont garbage pick. Hilton Head Island, SC? PERSONALS U.S. Sen. Dick Dsrbis today Reach Millicne! Pay Pennino! the Ravinja Sommer Feslival. said he plans i-o offer ou aniseed- up, poor yard sud boilding main- 1BR . 6BR ocean condos & homos Musicians fromRavieia will visit ToIl.free f oreental brochare Fcc Free Detailn, Send LOASE to to - ment to the bsdget spending bill t0000ce, and abaudoned vehicles. COIN, DIAMOND; HUMVIEL BUYERS .le S 800.445-8664 = 800.IIILTONHEAD. Web Wealth,P.O.Box 1611, POWERFUL PRAYER the camp to inleselece tile young to restare cutritionul assistance He also han ihe authority to write MnHenry, IL 60050 TO THE HOLY SPIRIT people lo music and explain the forcbitdren dftcgat immigrants. lickels torviotations. 'too coleo oil preb!oaa, oltrllgbt roodr cc characterlsllrs of varIons musical Gurbias amendment -. which Apa encourages residents to the I ccc chiAr ny tecle. Tre ala go. mt Steel Building Dealership thr dinlnr gilt te lorgne t forgot dl oeil ieslrnm000s. Each camping oes- wauld resiste food stamp bree- call him at the rowe Halt to re- CASH PAID ON ONE ITEMor ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS taraIt mt. Ir et Inst cecee cl my life, You sious will also include a visit by portappoaranco complaints in the w, Available In Open Market tus io abost4,000ehitdren inIlli- BUYING Ort will, mr. I watt in Aie eton proyecto the campers and their counselors nais - is expected to be voted os onincorpoealed area. The Town DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, COINS SPECIALIZING IN OLD JEWELRY Dealers Buy Pactory Direct ihh You let cl! thie8o L te crrhna Ito! I to a performance at the Ravinialate today or tomorrow. The Hutlnumberis (847)297-2510. - High Profit Potential, rene wmt te be enpetotti free You, tete Festival. food-stamp cat-offta legal immi- In hirieg Apa, Maine Town- KUMMELS, ILADROS, SCRAP GOLD 25 Years Experience Sales Or Construction E in e itt uf oIl notedd iluomeo. I nichte AUTOS FOR SALE be witS Yoo In rtetnol glory. Thonb Duc foe Formaey campers, this is their grants was included as port of tust shiphocame one oflhe first town- lSO5,re, SnwcOwncr&Lecatj,n (303) 759-3200 - Ext 7950 yocrent y tenendo en6 nAo.Sny tIle forst time "away from home" and year's welfare reform bitt. ships in Ittinois to pat the ntute's NILES COIN SHOP yrnyor for3tocoentier duyt witheetmm- - Camp provides a ANTIQUE & RESALE SHOPPE Acomg Ir facer ecdfolOob. A fucor will be Ability® Citing a receot surrey of fand- new enforcemért officer law hilo 7637 N. Milwaukee Avenue raetel. growth ofexperienceforboth thetien tiving far betow the poverty - action. Until arec, st change in lcui,oktn,uloefeekttn-arenwo,u s Coloni 7214 N. Harlem FURNITURE Theak Yee, 6.0. yonugslers mod their families. tine, Durbin said hungry kids suf- 5tste law, townships in Cook (773)631-1151 - Buick FOR SALE With n 0fb-b-00ecomper/ fer two to four timen as many Connty muId not appoint on ofF- (847) 967-5575 Mon-Sat.: 10:30 am. - 4:30 p.m. conenelor ratio, und around-the- health probtems such an freqsent cor to enforce local regulations. LIVE PSYCHIC clock nursing care on site, Campcolds, headaches, fatigan and on- The uew law-which was spon- LOREN BUICK!HYUNDAI MODEL HOME FURNITURE Abilily® offers a uniquely chal- sated by Stale Rep. Rosemary 1620 Waukegoo Road, Glooniaw READING intended weight toss. He added !engingyetsheltereelprogram. Mulligan and State Son. Marty 708) 729.8900 Ixcess & Unclaimed Suits, Must Be 18 + that hunger can toad lo tearnieg REAL ESTATE Leuthers, Lovescolo,Iiuirt, Tables, $3.99 Per Minute Founded by the Illinois Spivaproblems which can result in so- Bntler-atso allows enforcement Buida Associationin1909, officers thtooghostlhe stato to is- StItlDC8S!mor, 5170-Pcnrhrr,Cndilkce, Dining Ruoe Bedruam cisl difficulties sed the innbility Camp Ability® has provided sae citations to bffendots. Chrnye, BMW'e, Cometer. Alec Jrrpe, Anailable This Weekl I-900-287-4779 to gologoad job. 1087> 257-5533 estomas -Joseph R. Hedtink O AWD'r. Yen, Aren. Toll trw l-800-218- hsndeeds of children and young The cost of Durbie's amend- Tickets isnsed in Maine Town- ovni 5t0-22tt PAOE9 Orbiteuifl.y in (847) 329-4ÍI9 adults with spies bifsda access lo ship wilt be reviewed at the Cook lesti sos-atoo tosincsco 9800-Eat. A-4981 lcr Ccewt lir6ctr. SITUATIONS ment woeld be offset by limiting °lIe the ability ofntaies lo iecrease ad- County Courthouse in Skokie. COLDWQI.l. catuçen o THOMAS ABRAHAM Marino Realterst, tee. - iBan; WANTED Benhur B. micistrative spending nuder u laso SALES LEADER loophole created by the welfare Jur Apa MARTIN 5 85559V snot Dowpster Street Imperial reform logintatios. Morton Gwre, 111150:5 60053 Leaking Far A Parson To Claøn House Oesieess 0-97-957-5550 - Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Vehicle sticker y Come In And Place And Other Dufias- 12 Hours/Week COLDWELL BANKER Feo 047-005-5600 $10/ParHour . Wend SS f und Rnlnrnnceo flechar B. Imperial, son of Adia- Toll Fwn 800-253-0021 - deadline Cull: (847) 9665138 ea B. Frampton of Des Plaines, Angela Rio MARTIN & MARBRY Residneon 947-905-1 774 has departed On a six-month de- - Your Garage Sale Angela Ria of Des Plaines re- extended r,00w,eccw,,u,,, y ployment to the Mediterranean Sea with the 22nd Macine Expo- ceived the Margariete Monlagse The Village of Nibs has es- TANNING Wheeler Teaching Award from Ad Today! dilionary Unit (MEU), embarked iended Ihedeadtine for parchase aboardthesbipsoftheUSS Kam- ihe department of mathematical of vehicle stickers nudI Jsty 15. saege Amphibious Ready Group sciences al Northern Illinois Uni- TItis enterrien recogeizen that WOLFF TANNING BEDS - versity's May commeecement. TAN AT HOME! (ARG). - tesidents muy be oat of town for Pick Up Your He joined the Navy in March The award is given to gradsat- sammer holidays and allows saf- Be DIRECT AND SAVE! ieg students jedged to have the 1988. - ficient time for compliance be- Ceemtfoiul/Home ccitt leon $1 9f St moni potential an mathematics FREE Low Mnnlhly Paymanfo fore the $tflpenatity in applied. FREE Color Cosfuint Honor Society teachers. The award is based on Vehicle stickers may be par- TO ADVERTISE IN RFiMX Call TODAY 1400-7fl.0158 performance in nludeet leaching chased ai Village Hall, 1000 Civ- , AlIStars md other clinical experiences, an r Garage Sale Sign For ssperior scholarship, 216 ir Ceuter Drive. The slickers are welt an an academic achieve- THE BUGLE NEWSPAPERS Toni Brens. CR5, ORI Junior, sesior and graduate siu- aine available ai selected cscren- mont. c?' -' Brekor dents, and foer facnity members cy exchanges and banks. PROFESSIONALS GUIDE Bi-Lingoat: Engtinh/Petisin WANTEDTO BUY , Appearing in 3 lines $12.00 ut the Universily of illinois have The vehicle sticker is $15 with ,.. 7000 N. Milwaukee Ase. CALL - all 5 editions each add'l line $200 been elecled lo the Phi Kappa Phi a $10 discount for drivers than are , Oak Mill Mali - nuire 30 honor society. 62 years or older. The penalty for Nues, Illinois 55714 W*NTED failore io pürchuse a sticker by BILL YABLON Dirsct: 18471 965.3768 WURLITZERS Ares stndents isclnde: Daniel1Treat'-The: - THEBUGLE NEWSPAPERS JUKE ROXES D. Locdgcen sed Past S. Shaman Jstyt5is$lO. - (847) 966-3900 ALSO of Glenview; Edmund Huong sf. All vehicles thai hove a license rI!:i -Nues Slot Mechinen plato registered in Nitos mont 8746 N. Shermer Mnoneamnn L:ncotnwood; Sujat G. Gesa! of 1630-980-2742 Morton Grove; Themas J. Maku. have a current vehicle sticker. (8473 966-3900 Freer 1430-985-5151 la ofNilen; and Krisil D. Page of The flue for driving withontavat- --- Skokie. id vehictestickerin $25. 1 - f PAO&38 TISE BUGLE, 'DIURaDAYcJUrsY 3,1997 TitE SgflLÉ,'15ttIRSfiai55flLh'3, 1197 -MtiE'39

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Itremains le brseen. letting one builder build Gleuview Terrece Nursing Ceu- Edgar wnutd have to ttsue a goy- sons, causing cancer, but he so many The body was found ut the bot- elles experieucu delays in the for- "Children who smake arr mare Stuce Fonlarelli is buyingthe candes, and buyingtsp the cheap- 1er. Every second Tuesday, from tom of a trash bin May 7, just af- emor warrant nf arrest,which mmntained that it is especially malien of their permanent teeth, likely te turn into lifelong smok- land at a cheaper price, WhyCurt t to 4p.m., student from the Chi- harmful to yauugchildren. er laud even cheaper. JusI won- ter Chu had left the campus and Chu woatd have 24hnurs to chat- according to denial researchers. ers," she says. lownhomes be bolli by etherdering. rage Scheel ofMassage Therapy returned to NUes for summer tengo. The process could tahe up Prior to Richmond's presenta- In a study published in a recent Accnrdiug to the U.S. Centers builders and given thesame can- will offer this farm ofmuscle tien, Trustee Caliera presented Yen are right. There has tebe re- break, according to Elku Womer, to 90 days, accordiug to Assistant Issue of the Juurnal uf Clinical far Disease Coutrel aud Pruven- stderatton by the Villageofmore forniliy attractions, notjust laxatien andstress relief. spokeswoman for the Los As-Cook County Stute's Ally. Joseph the Board's findings, supported Pediatric Dentistry, researchers tien,about 40,000 Americans Hiles? Kathy Gerken, Nationally cur- by Dwight E. Roepenack, Health purks, but scholastic and recree- galesdistrict attorney's office. Nigro. foand that exposing a child to to- were diagnosed with oral cancer It's a melter of time whene henal tified ix Therapeutic Massage Dismayed Nues former class- Inspector forlhe Village of Niles. activities. Swimming Although Los Angeles potrco bucce smoke can delay the devel- in 1995, and about 9,000 died strIp mall will lose its stores be-pools, Iceland, Niles free bus is and Bodywerk, and who works in detectives questioned Cha the mates and neighbors fonud it hard Collera recommendedpassage uf opment of the child's permanent from the disease. Cause aflackefbuxiness and Fon- the Business office of Glenview the ordinance stating that "the not enough lo attract young fami- sume doy the anest warrant was to believe that Chu, whose family teeth by unaverage of fear "Tabacco products can leave u tarelil will buy the land and build. lies. Terrace, soys that massage Ibera- issued, investigators trod to workand friends were unaware of her rtsks (nf serinas illnesses or dis- months. As-a resell, the normal trailof tell-tale tigusinthe Agatn,cheaper lend because Maybe Nues needs a younger py is particelarly beneficial fer os the cose almostSix weeks to pregnancy, would be involved in ease from spraying) are at a mini- age for emption of a child's per- mouth, including bad brealh, gin- most strIp mails areeu corners those people who use a Wheel- mum." Mayor with seme college educe- gathered enough ovidonce lo tm- the murder. mourut teeth - betwaun 3 to 6 givitis, tooth less und cancer," where traffic ismore congested.tien eud a newer and chair or walker and are especially pticate Chain the come. Roepeuuckbolstered this argu- younger "I was shocked," taid Buy. years - can be delayed. says Dr.Schroettur. "Dentists Pretty seeu il won't be Nuesanycabinet to come up with fresh and prone to tight shoulder and neck Several key pieces of cvi- Daszak whose son Russell, now a ment saying "doing it (spraying) The most significant delays in may be amontthe firsthnalth care more, but the Village of Pentarul- uewideas. -muscles. dence, among them the fact thatjuniorthe University oflllinois iu in moderation - results in mini- deutal development were ob- Massage therapy also helps -i both the baby aud Cha are Asian professionals to noticethat a Champaign, graduated from St. mum deluterinus effect to the servedwhen bothparents child or teenager is a imoker or Reading recently inene of the Many of the board members ease emeltonal stress, enhances and the chute used to dispose ofJohn BrebeufSchaal with Chu in popalatian." Roepenack, aregis- smoked, and the least delays oc- nerghborhnad papersthatthe Own busiunsses in Niles or work morale and lifts spirils. The touch Mr. nndMrs. John P. Roiwus ofFarley, Iowaannounce the en- the body was used by Chus sec- dipper, and can talk to the parent in the family-owned business and 1991. "They [Chu und n younger lured sanitariun and licensed ja- -caned when euly the mother about the oral hazards of tobar- buyer nf u Foalarelli condo will of u massage therapist is soeth- gagemenfoftheirdaughles-, SheriAnn,leJohn Ca/arco, the eon Lion of the dormitory, point tosister, Erika Cha, 16] were al- spectôr with the Village far nine smoked. Surprisingly, children have te pay the transfer fee ix- they all have the some mindson ing, grelle und reassuring. - of Patricia Calarco of NOes and Anthony Calarco of Stream- Chu us the perpetrator, Wernerways on the honor roll...very years, told the Board that the EPA exposed to smoke only from their stead of Fonlarelli,as "the Vil- many issues (most of them being The free massage therapy ses- - wood. Dr. Schroeltur says she can al- in the same age group), prrhos said. good stadents. They were quiet studies hr read had also come to fathers Chewed a high incidence lage of Hiles is waiving the fee a siens will be 15 to 20 minutes Mica Roiwee, a commercial real eetate tenant ways tell when she has a patient little stole and more efa benefit lo broker, is Vice Cha was arrested on a Los An- bat popular." this conclasinn. oftoothformatioa delays. - the Pentarelli Builders issap- who smokes er dips. "It's nota with Ihr ned session beingon -President of Spiro/Ricciardi Patinera based geles arrest warrant forfirst- "She was an excellent swim- "This is another study that con- paved Io pay ittfavur ofthe buyer them. in Chicago. She "Use it (the sprtiy) only when und pretty picture," she says. "Teelh Tuedday, July 8. Reservationsarr -graduated from The University of Iowa. Mr. Calarco degree murder, assault/death of a mer," said Letra Hedberg who firms the damage caused by sec- paytug the fer. I know, I know, is a com- if the need arises," Roepenack are stained yellow, the reef of the I What abeutthe every day cam- requesled. To make areservalien, modifies traderat the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. child ander S years, and great spent u semester on the swim said. He further stated that the ll end baud smoke," says Ingrid - know, ti could be eithereue, but He grade- mouth is white from Ihr heut of menees who live in-Hiles? Fer- call Kathy Gerken al (847) 729- etedfrom Northeaslern litina/a Univeraity. - bòdily injury/deuthto achild. teamwithCha. huaisDepartmentofPublic Schrortler, DDS, u general den- cigarette smnke, and gums arr in- you'd think FB wauldpayfar it haps they con add seme fresh md 9090. Glenview Terrace Narsing If convicted, Chu could re- Shack and sorrow ace making Health endorsed the use of adul- tisi who practices lu Chicago's flamed." as a grad public reiutinnsgesture new idees ta the problem Nues is Center is lecaled at 151 1 Green- The wedding wililakeplace in JulyatSt. Michael'einBalera. ceive a sentence of ap to life in the rounds through Nues where ticidiug in their papers. Roepr- Loop. "If parents mast smoke - Dr. Schreetter suggest that all wtth all of the condauthey are having. weodReudin Glrnview. prison, accordingto officials. the village grieves with one of its uackis else a state licensed euvri, crgarrtles, they should do su tu a - sthokers should be cousiderale uf building (not lo mentionthffmon- IfChu continues lo fight entra- families averan unspeakable, su- oumental health practicioner aud well-ventilated,separatearen non-smokers, keeping in mind ey they are making). ANiles Resident Skokie Art Guild Recovery, Inc. meets dition, California authorities will. fathomable tragedy. is licensed for structural pest con- from children. Both pareuts- es- that the secend-hand smoky they tal. pectally the mother -should uns- create eau be a dnlriment te those Skekie Art Guild members Callero noted that Ihr Village rrsmoke darrngpregoancy." nearby, including preguont wem- Maine Township scheduled to display their paint- at SJB Library Tax. sprayt approximalely 5 10 7 times Use of tobacco products by en and their fetuses. tugs daring the mouths of July Cuuthmed frum Page 1 during the summer, hut agreed thanks donors andAugustare as follows: Rerevery, Inc., a community zincs5, panicky feelings, dryers- the district should do a heller job LaSalleTalman Bank mental health organization, of- sien, stêepiessness er excessive MainStay offers job match-up DearEditor: - arate rs levying au idautical .02 tasi, we doit," Czareoctci saldas oflettiugpeopte hnawwhen they year's marl-carrier food driveen 7080 CarpenterRd., Skokie fers a self_help methed of will nuppiugthreugheuttheday, percent ran right nose. The Public de all the public libraries io the ara going ta ase the spray. Then May 10. Area Bey Scouts also July & Aug. -- Bill Marvin training at free weeklygreup chest pressure and the idar of Libraty District Act of 1991 (75state. It's an annual thing." people can close wiudows and program for teens - Our thanks go eut le the many provided valuable support daring meetings since 1937. heart disease, nr from the fear ef ILCStb/35-5)authorizesthe Noun nf the additional monies stayiudoors during those times. Mutua Township yauths can people who have helped collect a fooddrisai in April. The Lecal Recovery Group belog cloue, of leuvingyour availablein thrareas they indicit- feed -for Liberty Frderalflouk levy of na additional tax of .02 will be ased at the temporary rent- Theordinancetoreinstatefind help looking fer summer rd. Maine Township's Many nlher individuals and 5700N. Lincoln, Chicago merlu very Monday at 7:30 p.m. heme, of eating er chatting and percenl ofthe valae ofall the tan- ed facilities at 7400 Caldwell Av- adullicidingasthepreferredjobs through a new empinyment Emergency Food Faulty in recent groups, among them the Park July & Aug. -- Kay Themas atSt.John Brebeuf Facully especially the fear of mokieg a Restdeuls seeking part-tIme manths. Such suppeD from the Lounge, 8307 North Harlem, mistake in everyday life able property in the District,as ruar, Czaruecki said."Spring- methodof mosquitocontrolmatch-ap program offered by Ridge Human Needs Task Force, McDonald's Restouraut ... then equotized or assessed by the De- field passed the law to pursuit when ruquired was passed unaui-MaineSlay Youth and Family help wtth yard work, child care communiiyhelps - Ihrpantry offer their assistere to the town- Nues. attending Recovery meetings und and other areas also will be able serve residents in need Ibraugh- 4830W, Dumpster, Skekir pursmeut of Revenue, 'for the libraries to levy this tau in order macsly by the board. Srrvicus - ship fond pantry ellyear long. I Ifyeu, or someone dear to yoo, learning the Recovery method to take advantage offre new pea- entIbe year. July thAng.-- Sid Weiskirch parchase of sites und buitdings, tomaiotuiutheirbuildings," Theprogramsupplement would like to let all ofihem knew uffers from a few efthesesymp- could be the answer. Meetings for tise construction and equip- gratIs. They can specify their Thanks te the folksatJ.C. Pen- toms and fears: palpitations, diz- are Open te the public. Cearnecki said. - MmnrSley's EARN. Enceur- - their contributions are appreicot- LaSalle TaIman Bunk ment of baitdiugs, for Ihn rental Walgreens...age Adolescent Responsibthly ueeds, age and salary require- ney in Golf'Mill Shopping Cru- ed by the township, and by Ihr The some law also provides 5033 W. Dempster, Skekie nf buildings required for library Cunthsued frum Pagel mmlx with MaineStay, which trrandsheppers who participated citiaeus the opporuonity to peti- New) youth employment referral muny residents facing crisis site- July & Aug.-- GeraldineHemae- purposes, und for maintenance, then will contact unj' registered in a feed drive atibe store late last allons fer whom the pantry isa tien survtce, which lists local Job ap- - ugainst the tax inceeutn. an oplion to purchase the proper- youths who meet those qualifica- dez - repairs and alteration of the Li- Within 30 deys ofthr publication pOrtunittes for 12- thraugh 19- month. I also weuld like Io ax- valuable source of support. ty, whichis currently occupied by lions and refer them to the peten- press my appreciatian to the U.S. brary building and equipment.' of the notice of the tax, citizens year nIds. For mere informellen, the Bellin factory and a private dal employer. - Bank of Linceluwood "Because we're entitled bylaw ceo file u petition to the Board uf call MaineStey at (847) 823- Postal Service and all Ihr resi- Sincerely, - to do this [levy the udditianat home owned by the flacher fami- dentsinPark Ridge andDes Mark Thempsan 4433 W. Teehy, Lincalnwood Lsbrary Trustees signed byat 0650. The EARN. jab referral list- Jely &Aug. -'-GleriuMoshel IP. Plaines who took part in this Maine Township Supervisor least 10 percent of the registered "Il would bu nice lo have them The new jeb match-up pro- inge may be viewed by yeuths Vuters of the library district to here," Sulman said. "It's a goadgram will allow youths to register - from 9 am. te 5p.m. Manday Seattle force thu matter to he submitted use for the praperty." furthelypeufwerkthny aretutur- through Friday ut MaineStuy's to the electors ofthe District us a Diructor of Code Enforcementested iu. Youths will be ceulacted offices at 838 Busse Highway in Get Fit ForSummer Bishop... referendum at the next regular Todd Bavarosaid,"They'rewhen job opportunities become Park Ridge. election, Czaunecki-said. Ils summer time! Yea know Ceuler, brgiuningJuly 10th. Cuutinued 1mm Puge i [Walgreens] looking for a varia- Nues cilieeas have until July lion which doesn't seem to be im- what that means... bathing suit Funk Aerobics a class which mia lust December. l-le suffered a 26 to gather 2,569 signatures to possible.I personally think season. Db you feel fit enough to combines greal moxie and moves ir 'Youth Safety put that bathing sait on? If net, it L - brainhemonhage June 25. presenttotheLibrary Boardin or- would be u good spot for a Wal- Tent' at IO give you a beneficial aerobic af Born in Chicago, Archbishop der to have areferendumudded to greens. But il's not a done deal. is lime you sign up fer one of our workout, is held eo Saturdays Marphy was ordained in 1958. the ballot in the next official rIre- They ueud te go before the Zou- 4thof Julycelebration fue and effective classes that will fram 9:30-10:30 am at Ihr Ho- He was president-rector of St, tian, accurding to Czarnecici. ing Board and Ihn Village Beard get you in shape! The Niles Park ward Leisure Center, beginning Mary of the Lake Seminary in No such petition has been pee- fnrappraval." The Nues Healthy Communitydebut, the Safety Tent will District offers a variety ef classes Joly 12th. pea- to accomodate differeut levels of Mnndeleiu. From 1968 to 1973, sented to theLibraey Board while Partnership, along withThe Nues stde children and adults alike im- Body .Scntlpting is u class de- Archbishop Murphy's path led be has been library administrator, Optimist Club and TheNorth- age and filuess. signed to previde a total hady WE SERVE CORPORATE AND WHOLESALE Sim S. Swatch portant tips te make this summer Challenge Aerobics Flay is e ACCOUNTS! him close to his brother as he a position he has held siuce 1993, westltailau American Socieiyarea safe and healthy One. They will workout with the use of weights, taught theology at Niles College low impact, high intensity acre- floor exercises and stretching to . Czarnechi said, Marine Pfc. Sim S. Swatch, Iponsortnga"Youlh- Safety egarn be raffling off bicycles for .. I s e and also atLoyoia University. sos of Mr. and Mrs. Surgit S. Tent" at the Fourth ofJuly cele- seme lucky children. Froviding bic workout, held no Mondays increase flexibilily. This class is Archbishop Murphy became Swatch of DesPlaines, recenlly bratton at Grennan HeightsPark. demonstrations this yae: Niles und Wednesdays from 5:45-7:00 held ou Tuesday & Fridays from Assorted 4th: Hamburger or head of the Roman Catholic Terri Grothpietz completedtheAdmiuistrative lmmedtateiy followingthe pu-Fire and Police Departments, pm atibe HewardLeisare Center, 6:30-7:45 pm ut Ihr Howard Lei- II Church in western Washington in Clerk Course at Personnel Ad- rade, the tentOpens ta the public lecated at 6676 Howard Street sore Center, begiuoiugJuly t 11h, ofJuIyCakesHot Dog Buns Terri Grothpietz, nf North- Rudy's Bike Shep, Common- brginningJuly 7th. Coffee Cakes 1991 and served us bishop of the ministration School, Marine for demonstrationson bike sofety wealth Edison, Lulheran General All parlicipanls ages IO and up brook, daughter ofLois und Wil- Iep Aerobics e slep class de- are welcome. Fer more informa- 9511 Diocese of Great Falls-Billings, Corps Service Support School ut and regtstraliouenergy rouser- Hospttal, The Pride officers, The Ø I Mont., ham Grothpielz, recently gradu- vatios, signed lo strengthen, firm and lieu Or registration, please cell II in1978 before being CampLejeane, NC. fireprevention,waler Leauieg Tower YMCA, and Flay "for9 uledfromWilliam Woods leur your lower body while pro- 847-967-6633. II ea.' named Archbishop of Seattle. The 1996 graduate of Mainesafety, guueral healthund well- ltAgemSports. Eeptros 7/u/u7 uuprres 7/9/97 I off In additiontohis brother, Universily. Grothpietz graduated EusI High Scheel -of Park Ridgu, ness discussians and other -viding an aerobic chulleuge, is L _L ._ __ulsjIj7_ timely - j L with a Bachelor of Science de- topics. For more information, contact: held on Thursdays from 6:30- J Archbishop Murphy is survived joined the Menue Corps in Octe- Mary Kay Marrisey, Village of by uststrr, Eileen Frey. grec in Equestrian Science. ber 1996. Stmtiar to lastyears siicéessful 7:45 pm al the Howard Leisure' e Nues (847) 588-8420.- t, PAGE 40 THE BUGLE THURSDAY JULY 3 1907

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