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District 63 approves $22 million budget Armed robbers target by Eileen Hirsehfeld Secretary of Statefacility man. Nextyrar, interestfrom the Employees of the Secretary ofhandgun, cocked it and the firsl A tenlative budget of $22.1 Accordingloadministration man centinued removing the millionwas approv&I for the nextspokespersons, the largestTransportation Fand and loan Slaledeiver'sfacilityut9038GOlf amount of monies needed by the from theWorkingCash Fand will Road, Niles, were closing the of-cantera, fiscalyearofEaxtMaineElemen- Both fled to a waiting white taiy School DislrBct63 at a rega.district go toward the Educalioahelp pay for teacher, clerical and fice the night of June 17 when administrativestaff,including two men in their early twentiesHondawith a driverandbuck seat larTuesdayboardmeeting. Fand and, at $14.9 million, will passengerand abosar weatoa Golf The figare is about eight per-amount Yo about IO percent high- nrgoliateal raises in the teachers entered. . erthanthe 1991-92 school year. contracts last September. One man headed for the plsolo-Road, cent Iowetthasi last years desig- ID depuelmeut and started to re- Two witnesses who saw them nated expenditures of $23.9 mil- About85 percent of theEduca- Paul Halverson, district cou- tionalFandis geared toward sala-trotter, said "You can't pat all the move a cumem head. When adrive away said all foar cur oeca- lion. Expected revenues, pants were wearing baseball cups however, will fall short at aboutries, according lo Superintendentbarden on the seldement of con- wilnrss rattert out "Hey!" thesen- end man drew a semi-aslomalicanddarkaanelusses, - $18.6miltiou. of Schools Dr. RIdas C. Gleich- Continued on Page39

Notre Dame High School offers riles - to invest in renovatkns edition of 1i1Itî Sports Complex. usieswimmers voice. 8746 Ñ Shermer Roá&NiIes,Illinois 60648 - (708) 966-3900 25, 1992 pool wish list V0L36, NO. l,THC nticLF. THURSDAY, JUNE 5OÇ per copy by Sheilya Hackett Police say teen Library Boardpresident Three majen points emerged pool' 75 feet long and six tanes frem a meeting on the Rulare of a wide, He suggested an enclosed, beating may be Niles Park District pool June 18. ycar.rouud pool could proxide criticizes fellow trustee Al issue is possible renovation of programs for all ugés, a home gangrelated by Eileen Hirschfeld the Sports Complex poot, 1435 base for a Park District aquatic TheafternoonoUnne 18,a 15- Battardlcoad. The Complex's ice learn and additional revenant. year-old ASes Plaines youth was ta what should have been aIo said he was oat out order. Atriuhis already scheduled forreha- He pushed for larger couces- braIes in Ihr west parking lot ofrostinr passage of reward library7:44 p.m., Laske walked ont say-bilitalion costing clove to $1 mil- Sian stuads, lecker rooms to ac- policy at tIse Nilrs Public Ubrarying,Sorey, I have to leavenow. I Dempster. Plaza, 8830 Dempstcr han comrnodate both swimmers und Streel,Nilex. District last Wednesday, a mruordon't fecI well. Sorry to break up Local swimmers want year- ice skaters, party rooms, bleach- Police reports said the atlack- crisis tookptacosvith Trastee Da-yourqaoram." round accessibility; they do not ers and aceras to anoutside sun The meclieg was recessed and ers,ofandelermiuedage,accascdvid Laske leaving unexpectedly want another water"park" und deck.The wish list was corn- the youth of belonging lo a rivaland breaking up a quommneces-Przybylo telephoned QaattrochrNntreoameHigh School is offer- posed by Dean and Laurie SItze- gang. sarytocoudactlibrarybOsincss. rallend the meeting. lt was re- tecki, Ron Streelecki und Karen Answering roll call at the be-couvcned at 8:10 p.m. and theing 10 invest in renovations in or- Punched, kickesl and hit with der to have a local facility their andRichardSalinger. - - bricks and a pool cue, the youthginning of the meeting werepolicy changes approved. Sports Complex pool manager Preybylo, teams can use. sustained multiplelacerations,hoard president Ted Ì'rzybylotoldThe Bngle, Notre Dame swimming coach Jan Gerber complained "this fa- Luske, and Trastees Carol Levey"Dave Laske has no place on the brriisesandpossiblebroken Dong Williams announced citity was treated like an unwanl- bones. He was taken to Lutheran and Irene Costello. Absent werelibrary beard because he walked"WhaleverNotre Dame needs te ed child for many years."She Qaattrochi, have no General Hospital, Park Ridge,Trustees Robert Osten a meeting smiuy. t do to facilitale...they'd be happy said when it needg.gqw,laddgrK...,., where he was uruS and re- Frank Altoccoatad Al Rosen, eme for Ibis nouannse...He'a likelodiscuss," il got ones -left from the Oasis leased. Laske questioned the admiras-chewing gum, we're stack with of four And Niles police Sgt. Dean pooL The allackers are thought lobe Euler about the content him for live more years." Sts-zelecki noted, with access to u She said it is "time the Park membersoftheMilwaukee changes made to the pohcy byti- t-te coulinued, "Library hoardyear-round pool, Notre Dame Board look al this facility as u vi- Kings gang and reportedly fee- brary depurtassent heads. Admm-meetings are not edilorial forums mrd would be able to have day time Continued on Page39 Continued on Page39 islratorDonaldWright for trustees. Everyone (all tras-practices and hold home meets clurificu- changes were made for ) receivea library board puck-forthe first lime, Summer reading tiouofcerlaiupoinls. et the Friday before the meeting. Stezetecki culled fora "trac lap heuLaskeper5isled,Yby Continuon Page39 Nues club registration receives at library international flair new zip code Through Tuesday, June 30. Festival has children may register for this Effective July 1, 1992, the Vil- year's Summer Reading Club. luge ofNiles wilt have a new zip The freut 400 children to register code: 60714, will receive a Summer Rmding This zip cede will be used by Club button and a ticket to one of all residents and bminnases with- Ihren esclusive programs Reatar- in the Village ofNiles. Niles had ing Bill Hoffmann and some of been served by threezip codesin-. his many live animals fmm eluding:Niles 60648, Chicago around the world. All programs 6063 1, and DesPla'mes 60016, will be held on Saturday, Jane 6; The new zip cotte will unify program limes will be on the tick- Niles by matching oar village - etsluba. municipal boundaries with postal

The theme for this year's pro- boundaries, - gram is Discover a New World! All residents will have until Club participants are invitento June 30, 1993. 10 notify friends, sail mound the world and discov- family and appropriate agencies er the diffesent continents.Chit- of the zip cede change. l'he Post dren who read and record eight Office will be sending periodic Nilea Public Libraiy books wiH reminder notices und a zip code receive a free paperback houkas change kit, which will include their final prize. Photo by Mike Heuel change-of-address cards. In the - For more information slop by the Nitos College meaniime, mail nuder both the Dancersfrom Trinity Academy oftrAub Dancing, in Chicago, (left) petforrnedat the children's department at die 13. Aleo onhandwas Ktvmbles the Clown (right), who gaveColin otdandnew nipcosleswilt conta- - Seminary's SummerSaa'nplerJUfle un to be delivered for onefull Ndea Public Library, 6960 Oak- afriendlyJtUg.The 2ndannual festival featuredintemational food, music Ion St. or phone (108) 967-8554$tracik, 4, ofHaflOVerP9J*, year(tltroughiune 30. 1993). eat, 30. dlWeentedakvneflL S6KY,it)N25,1992 - Villa Scalabrini s.I.J. 55 Plus Club TIIEeUGLE,TNIJRSDAY,JVNE2S 1992 u P golf òuting MEMBER at Medieveal Times a Nn,th.rn llttnni. k - The third annual Villa Scala- s. Nnw.p.par G bnni GolfOating will be heldon I Asunniatinn OliviaMonday, Jane 29 at the Villa <1îi u4e E Country Clab in Barlette. NILES SENIOR CENTER REGISTRATEON Alderman William J?.Bonita The Nibs Senior Center is open to all Niles seniors, 62 and Bub Besser-Publlsher will nerve as Honoraty Chairman - An Independent Communily NewspaperEsîablished in 1957 David Besser-Fnnnding Publisher forlheihirdyear. over and their yoùnger nponses. The renter is lecaled at 8060 Diane Mlller-Dlrectnr nf AdvertisIng 3 OuktonSL,Nilen, 967-6100, est' 376, For a $125 donalionyou will 8746 N.- Shermer Road, Nues, Illinois 60648 (708) 966-3900 Mark KraJecki-Dlrector nf Produrlion receive Janch. a day of golf,in- LInda Bnrnn-Cnpy Edltur cIndmg cart, and dinner. FINANCIAL LECTURE For The Niles Senior Center will host a lecture, "Alternatives those wanting toattend thedinner to onlya $3Odonation it : Savings Accumulo and CD's"on Wednesday. July I at 2 p.m. Op- reqnetted. lions on increasing yonr interest will be discnssed by Mr, Jeffrey Sponsorship for the golfoutingis Last week to enter Developers hehl to high water retention standards Canlella of Edward D. Jones and Company. Thinprogram is . nitoavailahlefor$IlyJ$250 and free. however, reservations am reqnested and $500. Batinesses that becomea may be made by Beautification Contest sponsor will be adverlised äteve. calling 967-6106, ext. 376, ryhale. In the last twoyearn over ANNUAL SENIOR CENTER PICNIC Good neighbor Nues $20,000 has been raised The annnal Senior Center Picnic is planned for Friday,inly 10 at this from I 1 am, lo 2:30 pm, at Nilen College event. Fnr more informationor at Harlem andTouhy r000rvationn please call Deanat in Niles, Tickets are $4,25 which inelndesraffles, games, hot (708) 562-4402. - dog, hamburger, chips, corn, watermelon, icecream and hover age, The event rain date is Friday, Jane 17. helps -flood-proneareas - by Sheilya Hackett THE BUGLE SINGLES SUPPORT GROUP Nileu is playing good neighhor In recent years, Nitos iOsisled (USFS 065-760) The Singlea Supputa Group will beginon Wednesday, Jaly I, Bavaro places to lands in unincorporated Maine planners of the Ballard/ Bob Bonner I t am, at the Hiles Seninr Center, The Edita- and Publisher fast meeting is a Get Ac- Township, just west of villageGreenwood shopping mull, the Shown above (left io right) are S.i.J. 55 PIusClub members qnainled Coffee. The onpportgroup is open to alt single seniors in -top ten at boundaries, projected Walgreen's deugntore MeRmEn Ann Catanzaro, Jan Prawske, Florence ri001000x laiNais Lencjonj andMarie who have esperiencest a loss through death,divorce or separa- In this rote, Nitra holds realm-north of the mall, au Olive Gar- NawapopErt Monta/bassa, lion, No new members will be accepted national contest Assaalarlas after tito fast meeting. tate developers in the area to Wa-den restaurant near Golf Road Meeting dates inclnde July 8 and 22,Aug, 5 and 19, Sept, 2 and by Sheilya Hackett terretelttious standards 50 percent nod Western Avenue and a town- VOL 36, NO. I, JUNE 25 199) Des Plaines 16. To register, contact Terry SpmngetRN, BSN at 967-6100, Mites' recordofachievement in higher than those required and set- house development near Narri- 8746N. Shermer Rd. "miEls Jaycees host ext. 376. Enrollment is limited and theprogram is free and open beanly contesta continued an resi- by the Metropolitan Water RecIa- son Street and Dee Road adhere FLOWER SHOP, INC. to Niles Seniors, Nues. IL60648 - 'Bowl for Darleùe' dent Nina Bavaro on June 20mation District. The retention is to these standards, said Joe Saler- Phonnt 066.3050.5.2.4 6500.06 N. Mtlwunkeo Ave. necessary to prevent storm water Comedian Jimmy Aleck, '4placed in the lop leo finalists for no, Hites' director of cede en- Published Wenkly en Theenday - tele- SENIOR CENTER ÓBSERVF,SHOLIDAY the national Miss Teen of therunoff from floodingnearby forcement, In Nlles, IllinoIs vIolon slain Brian PatrickClarke The Hiles Senior Center wilt he - basements. The means of retaining storm Semnd Clon Postage ter ("General Ijospimle) Peter oscos Friday, Jaty 3 in ob- Yrarcrown. We Specialize in Bar- semonce of Independence Day. Thecenter wilt reopen on Mon- Bavaro was theonly teen to re- Nitos hopes to protect homeswator are not always as obvious The tIngle pnld otCbleago, Ztr. Wedding and toll ("The Yog and theRest- day, inly 6. and commerce in flood.peone ar-. as the fenced, ahove.gmond re- and odditional entry offices. less"), and Billy Hufsey geHe two awards, placing first in Fmtmonter SAnd address Funeral Arrangements JULY TICKET SALES the talent and civic service cate- eus and along the route of Prasio teOlion pend behind the Baltard/ ("Fame"), boxing champRay Jnly Ticket Sales will be held P/glared above (laS to right) promoting entuy into the Ni/es changeais The Segle, "Bawm Boom" Mancini, on Monday, July 6 at 9:30 am. gorien foe her jasa dancing dem- Creek asit meanders thronghGreenwond mull. Anotherway is 8746 Shemmer Rd., Nues, IL 60648 We liane Cemetery Wreolhn Chicago on a walk-in basis, Phone reservations -will Lieaccepted after Beautification Contest ars: Turn Bondi, Ni/es Village Trustee: onsleation and charitable contei-parta of Niles, unincorporated to "dish" parking lots to hold rain- Bear Keith Van Homeand for- Sohscriptlon Rate (In Advance) noon. Tickets will be muId for the July Lite Lunchnel for Friday, -Turn Kadoiph, general manager of Am/ings Flower/and; Pat butions to children's MemorialMaine Township andfinallywater aud install sewers with re- mer teammate Tim Wrighiman Jnly 24 at noon. Themena is tena salad and Hawaiian salad. The merges into the Des Plaines Riv- Per single copy $50 are among sporta and Hollywoouj Condon, chairman oftheLandncepe DesignCriErs Counciland Hospital, inChicugo. slrictoes that will release water Oneyoar $13.00 morto which wilt follow lunch is "Lillle Women."TickeN will Ba-euro, along with 58 other er. slowly. 3Monorthe( celebrisies planning Amtingsmanager, DaVidMeyern. - Two years $22.50 nm:ian lo join Tom also tue on-sale for the July 31trip for- the Untouchable Tour. contestants, joinedincontest Thoughnormallyshallow, And does Niteu have att otturi- Three yearn $29.00 1(iIcili)ta l3rceset at lIte fifthannoal "Bowl We'll hit the hot spots of Chicago's tyeor Senior Citizens (312) 631-0640 far Darlene" 1920s crime legends aed Thetantweektoenlertheninthnizing thoseindividuals who luke opening ceremonies in San Die- Prairie Creek swells and over-or motive for its kindness to $11.50 CJIICAGO to be held at 8 pm, lunch at Flenrywood Fam (mainenarte is London broil). Tickels minual Village ofNileu "Property flows after heavy rains and canneighbors? Not al ail, said Saler- A year (ost nfeonnty). .915.95 (312) 631-0077 Salorday, June 27at Waveländ the time and effort to care for Continued on Page 28 are being sold for $22,75, - Beautification Contest" io here, endangerptssperty andlufe. I year ForeIgn) $35.00 (708) 023-2124 Seul, 3700 N.Western Ave,, thoirhomes." Continued on Page 28 All APO oddreoses Chicago. JULY BLOOD PRESSURE The content is held each year to The deadline for entry is noon, SWAP crews to ax for Servicemen $2500 Thebowling toamumenl, like Blood pressure readings wilt he takonon Wednesday, July 5 recognize humeowneru fur theSaturday, Joue 27. Official ontuy from t to 4 p.m. at the NiIm Senior Center fuso of charge.This upkoopandbeautificalion of theirformo are being accepted by Am- pçovide no-cost Nues, Morton Grove allier "Day for Darlene" eveols homes and property. nchedeled forjune 27-29, honors program is open to all Nileo residaiutswho are 60 years and old. tings Flowerland and also in per- er. According to Village Trusmeson er by mail ut the Nitos Ad- labor in Nues comedian Tom Dreesea's titter, CEIeAMICS REGISTRATION Labor crews feom the Cook to share fire- equipment - Tom Bondi, extravagance ii notministration Building, 760t N. R.E.L.P. the lute Darlene Bethman who The Riles Senior Center's Ceramics Class regiolration will be County Sheriffu Woek Alterna- by LindaA. Burns necessarilywhatthecontestjudg-Milwaukee Ave. MorIon Grave village trustees died three yema ago after suffer- held on Mooday, July 13 at tO am. on a walk-tn hasts. Each ato- eu are looking for. "Thin contest Once alt enojen are received, tire Program (SWAP) will be at apparatus, bnl it is expected lobe Home Equity ing for many years with the ef- dent cao register themselves aud one other studenl. Tniltao rs work its the Nitra community catered into a cooperative agree- innervicehyDecember, 1993. - in open to every Nileu hornenwn-the Landscape Deaign Critics feels of MS. Dreeseugeew sp ta Jane 2$ and 26 as part of Sheriffment with Nitos Monday ena- A minimum of three Fire Dc- $28 for now studente and $20 for returning studoots. Closars are er. lt is nimply our way of recog- Cnntinued nn Page 28 Loan Plan° sauth suburban Chicago where on Fridays from tO am. to noon or from t p.m. to 3 p.m. The 10 Michael F. Sheahun'n efforts to bling the two villages to share parltnent persoonel will be pro- he became a member of the Jay- week classes will begin on SepI. 15. Toutes covers all sappires, assist local towns with publiccostly Fire Department equip- vided with the ueriat ladder truck Is Here For You Right Now! cres, Board approves plans works and communily clean-np ment. and aminimuim of two with the front Forregistratiou information on HILES SENIOR CENTER SINGLES TRIP projects. Under the agreement, starting service ladder/rescue truck, FIRST NATIONAL BANK the "Bowl for Darlene" and other The Nitos Senior Caster Singlen group is sponsoring a trip Is The SWAPprogearn lakes neu- July, t993,Niles would provide a Fice Chief Ralph Czcrwinuki treats, call theMS office at (312) Kenosha Dairyland Greyhouud Park on Wednesday, Joly 15 for Prairie View Park tenced DUland other non-violentuewly-purchmed $500,000 trac-said "If we can share a piece of OF MORTON GROVE 922-8000, from 15:45 am. to 5 p.m. Tickets are $15.50 each which io- - - byLindaA.Burns offenders and puts them to worktAr-drawn aerial ladder/truck to Ike village of Morton Grove asequipment rather than duplicate 6201 DEMPSTEFI STREET etudes lransportatisn, clubhouse admission, a program and Renovation plans for Mortonmininlralive Manager Gary Ball- cleaning slreets, parks and vacant it, it ionicen more sense to the tas- needed. Four big reasons lunch. This lip is open lo only Nitos single seniors. Grove's Prairie View Park weming. - lots in commnnities across Cook payers." MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS 60053 approvedbyPurkBoard commit- In turn, Morton Grove would to invest with NOSTALGEA MTE . The new playground wouldCoonty. The SWAP crews are He also said by entering into ,t Mid-Citto !Atnk Travel back in lime wilh sioners last week subject to Ihehave beth an intermediate play transported and supervised at allassistNileu with a service ladder/such an agreement insurance -- Edward D. Jones & Co. us at the Nibs Senior Center for rescae lcsck when needed. The "Nostalgia Nito" Oit Thursday, July 16 from 6:15 availabitityoffundu. apparatusareaandatol/ timen by Irained, uniformed Dep- rates willnotbeas high. R. NO Application Fee E NO Points pm, to 8 p.m. Lastmonthcommissionersucceusibteurea. A sand play area, village has yet to purchase this s. us. Government First we'll indulge in old fashioned ioncream sonduos and then Continued nu Page 28 n- NO Annual Fee Guoronteod Bendo. 7.50%° we'll enjoy a real radio ahow presentation voted to prepare and submit anholt and tot swings as well an a acted oat live. Joinos application for a $196,500 grant Guoraotecd os to timely payment for this very special evening which willfeature segments from tire swing wilt alsobe incorpomt- ofprincipaj end lautetE. from the Ulinois Deparlmeul ofed. Carsondisplay atJozwiak os old favorite, "My Fieend Irma." The coni is only 75f(please ConservutionbyJuly t. Thegtant Federal Income Tax-Free specify if you want strawberryor chocolate sundae at regisua. The playground is enpecteol to HOME EQUITY LOAN PLAN INTEREST RATES Manielpal Bonds. 6.40%n ton). would help pay for the develop-be in placo by July 4, 1993 since ment of u dew playground, two Size of Credit Line Internat Rate (APR) UPCOMING MEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENTS - $75,O00has alreadybeen budget- Internat may be subject to state tod sand volleyball courts, a basket- 510,000 - $24,999 Prime Rate0 + i % local taxm. Registration is now beieg token for the Weditesday, July t5 ed for this phase of the project, Priene Ratee + Tam Tournament. The cost is $9 which includes golf,a sand- ball court and a backstop for oseBalling said. $25,000 - $500,000 'Io of i % Inveslment Grade oftheballfietds, according to Ad- Corporale bonda. &43%* wich lunch and prizes, Registration is also belog taken forou 18 Cnntinued un Page 28 hole tournament ut Chalet Hills Golf Coursaon Friday, Ang. 7 . Primortnte shall ho the highoot dowentia Primo 00m05 reported it rho (note date correction), The cost of thin toumomeat is $27 which Dudycz fight for Cook County Money Rote Senhon nf the Woll Steoet Joornol an the Isst b asin005 day includes golf, cart and prizes. of the month immodiorely pretoding nnnh billing period. On Marrh 31, property tax caps will continue 1112, tho Prime Reto woo 65% end the Aenaal Peroentoae Roto tAPO) - S,Ij. 55 PLUS CLUB woo the seme. Ptime is n ennoble ente nod un it ohnogen the APR Our Memorial Muts was welt attended, Fr.Fallout celebrated Stale Sen, Walter Dudycz (R. The amendment Dudycz of- the Mass and we thank him for helpingus honor our deceased 7th,Clticugo) says he will contin.feredJane 17 is ideulleal to Sen- an year medit lina will ohaogn. Under no eireomntannon will ynur members, June is here and along with it APR cussed 10.05% p uranna m et any 6me, comen nummer, Hag ne lo fIght ferCookConnty prop-ate Bill 1474, which in part of an Day and Father's Day. Hato offto all fathers and grandfatherson erty tax capt at every opportunI.eight.hill legislative package in- their special day. Program Chairman BerniceTegeler han many ty,despite Senate DemacraRlrndnced earlier this year by the The Ftror Natiooal SortA of Moflott Grove offers Home Equity Call m deap by for mote great events planned for us. On June 9we enjoyed a wonderful whokeepblockinghiseffons. Senatettepublican Tank Forceras Looasfrom $10.000 to $509.133G at rely. very competitive iotoresr infoemation on how to take day at Medieval Times. theyear is 1093 AD and we were guests The 7th District Senator of-Cook County Property Tan Re- rates. osai there is ne application fee, no annual fee, and no advantage eftodayt high-yield of the Royal Family, We hada great medieval feosf Fruity wine fered an amendment June 1? lo alief, which Dudycz co-chaired. poites!The only expenses you '11 (scar are for the standard invostments. cocktail, uppenzer, fresh vegetablesoup, whole roasted chicken, hill sponsotnd by Senate Presi'The billa ace based on suggea- approuve! (0e root). title atad recording foco normally arusoí.-sred spaIn ribs, herb basted potatoes, pastries of the cardeand coffee, dent- - Phil Rack (D.8th, Oakrions from public hearings hosted pop and beer, and believe it or not, mit/i property oleaeirtgs. JEFFREY L. CARDELLA no silverware, We saw spec. Paek),btrtitwasnotadopted, by the Task Force in Cook 8143 MILWAUKEE tacular pugeanlay, dratuatic horsemanship,swordplay ele. Then "This was a setback, but weCounty in Aaeuut 1991. NILES, IL 60648 the champion knight selectsu Queen, so if you haven't been to will continue ouf efforts to win Stop in or roll Jose Torres, oar Vire President of Real Estate Medieval Times came out and cheer "In udditioi tu the property tax (708) 470-8953 your own- brave ksight and propertytaxcapsfor Cookcaps, the legislative package in. Lendittg, at (708) 965-dAIS for full details acid let s/to First lake a part in history. On July 6 therace track, don't miss ont on County etisidentn, Dudycz said. aRtt vepemmt acykid to auneitya at the excitement, fnh and food, ...... rluude.s n number of chonee.s that National Bank ofMonon Crone help you get e/re money you reed. 6,23/at. Sablata nvailnbitity. Mkt Remember the dress code,sport "I cannot figaro Out why Senalorwould make the property tau s>s- And remember, e/le interest you pay could ¿te tax deductible, ok S n aanjdmntm nomon Polenta old coats required for gentlemen, dress slacks forladies, no t-shirts, Rock and hin Democrat col- peioetooaatty jeans am penniltcet, Congratulations tees moretaspayer-friendly, Du- to Dorothy Warman who lmgucscontiuuetoresinttax capsdycz said, "However, they have - was elected president of K/C Ladies Auniliary.Elaine Chase, Photo byMike Heuel First National Rank of Msvtsn Groen Edward furCook, when theypaaaeda fivebeen victimized by partisan poli- Tony Wa/tern, ofChica9o, sprucos up his '5cChevyße/AirJune lilatacarshow(easturing theChe- vIce-president, Dolores Monter lreasnrerand Charlene Lazzara percent limit on property lax in. 6201 West Derepster Street D. Jones & Co.° secretary, Beat wishes "gals," In your daily prayers ticsaudaeebeing held in the Sen- ayC/annie Cruisers of Chicago. The event was held at Jozwiak Park, in Ni/rin. Waiters' car wan tea. remember all crc-an-s for the collar counties esate RevenueCommittee," Morton Grove. Illinois 60053 lIter rulEta our deceased and sick members. Congratulatiussto alt members 1991,n turedin MuncIe Carmagazine, Member FOIC 17081 965-4400 LENDER Yoao tea iteto uttITEna celebrating birthdays and anniversa-im, - ..l.,,E,, r,r:'l,:rLyry)'-,, , THEnUGLF,THUR558Y,JUNEZS, l992 PAGE 5 PAGE4 THEBUGLE,THURSDAY,JUNE2S, 1992 SALE ENDS WED., JULY 1 BCI Seniors Clubschedules trip to Las Vagas I I I A A Senior citizens who are look-freshed for Use Christmas andfers to and from Ilse Las Vegas _.ÍI ing for excitement won't want to New Years aclivites." Airporf all luggage handling to PERDUE FANCY FRESH DELI miss the five-day trip to Las Ve- Cost ofthe trip is $436 per per- and from the hotel; and all tases FRESH FROZEN gas, Nevada, planned and offered (donble occupancy) or $506 and gratuities. A FRYERS Fresh Salads by tho Bank ofCommercc & !n per persun (siegle occnpaxcy). Reservations made by Aug. 15 dustry Senior Citizens Cmb. TheThe trip, which begins on a Snn- will reqairea$Sødcposit with the POTATO COLE SLAW BACK RIBS dayand relnrns on amursday, in- balance due 45 days prior tn de- CONCERTS IN THE PARK WHOLE CUT-UP trip, which is open to club morn- This nummer, the MorIon Grovc Park District. ja cooperatjon MACARONI bers and theirgnesls, is schedolcd clndes: limousine service lo and partnre. from yonr home to ORare Air- To makeareservation orto ob- with the Affilialed Bank will sponsor evenings of exceptional 2 LB. for Dec. 6 - 10, and the deadline mnsical entertainment, These concerts will be held at the new 59c' 5LB. AVG. for making reservations is Ang. port; roand-Irip transporlaticn On tain more information, call or vis- sheller ¡ti Harrer Park starting at 7 p.m. Bach evening a different 15. American Trans Air Airline; tirst it Mike Tomeceko or Joanne 69 local restaacant will be offering a variety of tasty ami reasonably CONTAINER...:ULB. "This fun-filled trip offersava-class accommodations for fourCooperaI the Bank of Commerce PERDUE . - riety of exlras with plenty of ex-nights at the famous Bally's Ho-& Industry,6100 Norlhwesl priced mean items. Concerts will be held every Tnesday with the LB. PRICE ' 89çLB, citementand leisnrc free lime ¡naleI; IwO bnffel dinners at Rally's; Highway, Chicago, phone (312) lineup including: Jane 30 Sensational Salami Brothers (nick-n- 9$ CHICKEN warm climate,said Mike To-free admivance lo either Bally's 775-8000. mIl) McDonald's; July 7 Aloha Dancers (polynesian dance) K & 4 \\ $49 LB. K Finer Meals; July 14 Virgil Kane (connlry) Brown's Chicken; meceko, SCI Seniors Club Direc-"Jubilee" floor show nr their main BREAST LB, ECKRICH and July 21 The Dooley's (vocal harmony) Happy Endings. $189 ter. "Ils Use perfecl break in be-headliner show; $50 gambling Lecture to explore sweets the holidays.Ynn can"match money"; a disconnt on longevity of NORBEST LITE HAM. 113 LB, leave winIer snow in Chicago for Rally's comedy show; additional sexual feelings RESPITE CARE TURKEY the snmmer glow of Ilse 925th-gambling coupons; free admil- Juliana LaPuma of RespileCare/Visiting Nurse Associalinn - $129 LOUIS RICH MINELLIS HOMEMADE west, and reIsen resled and re-lance IO Rally's health spa; trans- Jean Doolitlie, MA,, certified North will be at the "While House," the senior citizen apartments sex connselor with the American BREAST BLH,AVG. I LB. TURKEY ITALIAN at 9016 Waukegan, Io discuss cespito care for caregivers of older HOT OR Associatioa ofSes Edncators and adnit patients. The pnblic is invited to participate in thi6 discan- $229112 LB - ' SAUSAGE AVOID PROBATE Counselors, will talk about "Sex sian which is scheduled for I p.m. on Tnesday, July 7. For moni BREAST 'V II? at Any.Age" in a Passages Lee- information or lo speak to sillage nnrsc, Lanrol Lotwat, call the FRESH LEAN OR -k ...wttt you, bund unen hune to go thrnngh tnre Series fmm I-2:30 p.m. NotIfyou plan nnw and unn a.., Morton Grove Deparlmenl of Health & Haman Services at 470- SWIFTS PREMIUM FRESH POLISH ' Tuesday, Jane 30 in Room I 12 at 5246. PORK the Ray Hartstein Campas, 7701 HARD NO SEED ITALIAN $ 29 LIVING TRUST N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, STEAKS LB. 1Ç)$ I 89 . AvoId the nupoflueOFprobatu or Gunrdtanshtp Dootittle wit defise osr rotes SHEDD AQUARIUM - "OCEAN BY TIlE LAKE" SALAM I. . Ii,LB, BRATWURST - LB. . Etimtnnle Or mtntmtze Estate Tanes The Prairie View Senior Travel Clnb invites seniors Io a trip ;' . MaIntain prtvany and central user your assets as sexual beings from birth to LEAN TENDER death, and the way we exptess to the spectacular Shedd Aqnarinm. They will tour the Oceanari- CHESTER IVI. PRZYBYLO nm as special reserved guests and then have lunch at the city's A1TORNEY AT LAW our sexuality. CUBE A $1 donados is reqnired. For famed Berghofi Restaarani Register at Prairie View by July 9 533gMtlmammknaAna.,Chtnngn, Icunsso13121 631-7100 for this Thursday, Jsly 23 nip. The cost for residents is $30 and j;D],1U{I LIQUORS, mni,fflnnmui.thn Kaflmndynid Em,, E,p,n,ssa more information, call (708) 635- STEAKS . LB, mall 1415. $33 for non-residents. As always, for more information, don't NECTARINES OR MILLER LITE OR DRAFT hesitate to call Ronce Brenner at 965-7447. BLACK PLUMS YOUR PARENTS AND YOU BEER CHIMES . . GROCERY LESS INSTANT Learning, growing and taking nsks are some of the fnndamen- - INSTORE My MotherNeeds Me. tals to staytng yoang white aging. A small bnL enthnsiastic group ;&. of budding mnsicians have been enjoying extended "youngness" JAYS HAMBURGER 59LB. CANS How Can I Take AVacation? us they nrc practicing up a storm at the Flickingcr Senior Center. POTATO or HOT DOG The melodic tones have resounded from Chimes practice every CHIPS. BUNS yT,.. SWEET CORN OR Afriend of misse recerslly told The story had a happy end- Monday und Tharsdny aftemoons starting at 1:30 por. Mauy of CUCUMBERS me of a personaldilemma. Eli ing. a decible happy coding. the participants have latent musical talent from their childhoods t-le and his wife l-'ad wised-. Pick My friend look his hard- and some hase no experience at alt. They get together to pese- ;4 99 ulecl anexleisdedvocation,bul earned three week vocatioo. tice, pructice and practice; the exercise itself being as much fan tsefelthe would have IO caiscel And Iris mother "loved every as the soands produced. Individuals with no or intermediate ox- his plans when his moliserun- mninufe of her slay willi tini- perience are welcome to join. If you're interested. call Dudes ,CANADIAN . gram.Ballard welcomeslard. "Thepeople weregreaf, Connetly at 966-8350. SOUTHERN expectedly liad sonic minor s' onCAR EXTRA LARGE RESERVE COMFORT surgery and was placed an athose svlmo need a bit of took thefood was wonderful and t SWEET MAYER regular program of medica-ing aller for short slays, pro-minas 50 busy wills all of the REMINISCENCE INTERVIEWS - .,... . , BABY RAY'S. TOMATOES viding a congenial. homeyadiVines and socializing." The handing down of family history from onegeneration to BARBECUE WIENERS tian. "How can I leaveona Va- mobtle aed cation mvlmen sIse needs me loatmosphere and lots of oc- 1f yoss are looking for a another has always taken place. Bot with the more home away from Isonie for a efforts to pro- SAUCE makesure lhatslmeiswell takerslivides. "Il could be a double bnsier family of today, we need to make special 1.75 Liter,.n 1.75 Lita.' Its- - care of?" he asked me. vacation - one for you andshort stay, call 708-294-2300 side seniors with opportunities to reminisce. Takingttme to 49LB. the powerfal snspeken I suggested that Ire look mb your wifeand one for yourfor details on Ballard's len to another person reminisce gives GOLDEN Ballords "respite" core pro-mother." "double vacation." mesmge that "Who yoú are, what yoa hovedone, and the things you care ahont ace very important lo me.I beleive tn you. I ac- lu OZ. BANANAS cept you, I want to know yoar story. And eren more,I receive DUTCH FARMS what yoa has'e to offer as a gilL" The Morton Grove Commts- sion on Aging witt he conducting "ReminiscenceInterviews' for MARDI GRAS . .., SOUR p interested indisidaals and their families. Those interested n an NAPKINS CREAM A interview shoald call tise Morton Grove Senior l-lot Line at4\7Ø -LBS. - 5223.- 4$ u . . L u e... leoz. -GOLFLEAGUE The Senior golf League tees off on Fridays at 9;30 am.from 120 CT, ICE CREAM the Weber Golf Courte in Skokie (Church Streetand Gross Point Road). The cost is $6 to register and $4 perweek. Interest- CLAUSSEN GREAT AMERICAN es1 golfers can contact Gene Silicani aI 965-4868. . - PICKLES POPS HANNA O92Onut OuuiiYE5t°' ;7 BLOSSOM ELDER ABUSE ,- & HOGG HILL Of the 40,000 seniors in Cook Connty, it is estimated that 4 to '- 5 percent of them arc abased by someone they trust and love. u VODKA CHARD ONNAY Elder abuse oflen goes unmentioned. lt can lake different forms, nach as threats, physical violence, confinement, and financial ex- MEADOW GOLD ploitation. Under Illinois law, persons age 60 and older are pro- tested from physical, emotional and financial victimization. The MATIS ICE CREAM BARS ;52,1.75 Litn/ Elder Abase and Neglect Act nf 1988 protects those who report CHOCOLATE CHIP cases of elder abase from civil and/or criminal prosecution. For OR SANDWICHES morn informntion contact the Sabnrban Area Agency on Aging COOKIES al (708) 383-0258. ABSOLUT ! CANADIAN -' ,. 6 PK. VODKA 0':cLUBoR BECOME A MEMBER (uí,-z u 99ç! OR J & B SEAGRAMS For more information abeul these senior services and recrea- z___I, n a tinn programs, call the Morton Grove Senior Hot Line at 470- C-, ra-twa-LI jJ4I 5223, or the Prairie View Community Centre al 965-7447. Tow- ceive the "Seniors in Morton Grove" newsleUer, send $2.50 to ICE CREAM lise Morton Grove Park District, 6834 Dempster St., Morton FRESH HOMEMADE Grove, IL 60053. CANNOLI DAILY $129Ç$99..i LIs:an5n r 99çHALF GAL 750 ML 750 ML. ____ 199 Fitness Club , PLAY LOTTO s n9GALLON IGALLON u, t asan .1n512 summerspecial Mon. thru Sat. The Morton Gruye Park Dix- stairmachines, fcc's weïghts, sua- I 8:30 - 6:00 P.M. niet Fitness Clab is offering onas, whirlpool and u full size Sunday : gymntnsinm.For on additional 7457 N. Milwaukee . , fee aemhics classes and racqnet- ß I 8:30 - 2:00 purchased fur tIse low pence of ball cotais ase also xvailsble. The enundeorram t printIng nrrnra. Fitness Clnb is located at 6834 'Imported Itelinn Spentalty Foød We ressens Ihr rIght to tintI qauntttt NlLES 9 __n_, 647íI646 I I Thisclnb features state-of-the- DempsterStreetisMorton Milwaukee Avenue,Niles b_M I I 4 I fI i 4 4 L t i rf J hIpsdierçefcttiq eqtaQmpnt ngl d ng Grove:--For mure details please !78O ...... c 8 - 20 OZ N.R,BÓ1'TiES MGE6 ThEBUGLE,THURSDAY,JUNE25, 1992 ' THE BUGLRThURSDAY, JUNE5 1992 PAOE9 Public school gets boost New business VALUE EXPLOSION Community in Prospect from Peterson Bank - Activities Heights SALE! Recognizing that lax dallaiscommunity tupporlhas been gen MEN'S. WOMEN'S & CHILDRENS PetCare alone won't make the gradeincrated by new principal Kevin SiegaudLoreuaHcck success- SHOES Youth summer these challenging times, parents, McCann. By involving thetom- fully managed secretarial und ca- reer assistance services for the Teen pooi party hosts parade teachers, and local residents have munityandstudentsinthe 4.99to9.99 . sportscamp sel upan unusual non-profitfund- school's drive toward excellence, residents of Milwaukee und La SELECT GROUP ON BARGAIN RACK for homeless pets raising committee for the Minnie gradesare up,vandalism is down, Crosse Wisconsin during the past fifteen years. They are opened for slated Registration is now being luk- There may be a few times Parade with your pet on the Mars Jamieoon Elementaryund thecommunily is buzzing, en for ils youth summer sportswhcn the camp will meet at the School, a Chicago public school business as Word Services at 824 SQUAREDEALLOUSAyS,,,' Ateen pool partywill beheld mission with a pool pass is free, Fourth of July and help raise "The more pride wehave in the 1,-y,., camps. Girl's and boy'sages 6-1 1Jozwiak Fark mini golf/batting locaterlat 5650N. Mozart, Chica- E. Old Willow Rd. in Prospect "HEHASTHESEST I J attheNilesOasisWaler Parkon $2 withoutapool pass. money to support our local uni- school, the more the students se- SHOEDEALSIN os of June 29, 1992 can register. cages. go. tleights, 21 1-7517. 7OWJ June 26. There will be entertain- Concessiou stand will also be mal shelters! Itsa lenific way for spend, and the more involved r' A Monday, Wednesday, Friday Peterson Bank, which handles Word Services witt develop ment, aDJ, 2games contest, and open. Costofthe Sports Camp is $36 your four-legged friends and you theirparentsbecome," says camp will beoffered aloeg with a andpreparepersonalizedre- prizes Timeis8:30p.m. - ltp.m. For and he Mini Camp cost is $24. lo celebrate Independence flay. a school bank account und serves McCann. "everyone's excited to mini Tuesday, Thursday camp. Both camps will run for six sumes to market their client's in- All teens in grades 6 through moro infoonation please call Ja- ( Plus you'll he helping feed and many people inthe schoolsscethework payoff." Both camps will be held at Gren.weeks. lfyoa bave any questions dividual strengths. They also of- l2areinviled tojoin the fun. Ad- lieNelson at 824-8860. house thonsands ofcats and dogs neighborhood, donated the $300 McCann und White have had non Heights fmm9 - 11:30a.m. call (708) 967-6975. needed for the fundraising cam- considerable ssccess attracting fer assistance in developing job ç' 4N1 that are waiting in shelters for interview confidence (bru special - milIce to file and incorporate forcorporate support - and graste. good homesoflhen-own, skitlsand techniques. 505-proBt statua. "Mosey to help ourschools is out Po. The event is sponsored by the Education is 00e ofour socle- Word Services also provides NilesandSkokiePetCarci. there, hut yöu have lo know mostcriticat concerns, butai- where it is, and you have to ask," complete secretariat services to stores, and it is part of their third 0's ,,çx' most everyone recognizes that saysWhite. students, businesses, und profes- annual July 4 Sheller Drive. Pet- siooals. çctabO4 Care+ is a discount pcI food and tan dollars alone Can no longer As one of those supporling provide the things needed for a supply stere, and you'll parade basinesses, Peterson Bank wilt Joshua M. Hudson ,_>& with their whole staff a truly excellent education,says remais activo In its ssppert of the Navy PettyOfficer 3rd Clans Rockpor your Mark Rubert, president of Peter- community's Independence Day school und the council. The bock Joshua M. Hudson, son of Carol parade. son Bank, 3232 W. Peterson has donated over 60 Webster torf- J. Hadron of Des Plaines is cur- Ave., Chicago. 'We applaud- erence Sets, including dictionary, reedy in the Persian Oulf aboard 'Everyone is welcome lojoin, sad want to tangibly support says Keith Maladra, Marketing - the thesaurus and spelling dictionary the aircraft carrier USS America, extra effort parents und teachers for each Jamieson classroom, as homeportcd in Norfolk, VA und Dexter y Director for FetCare+. No mat- arc making to elevate this acigh- ter how big or liSle your dog or well as underwriting the initial is in the middtcofa six-month de- borhoodschoot to ahigher leveL" cost to help start the council ploynsent. cat, its an opportunity for you to . lhili lklj)j)ies The fundraisiugcommittee newsletter, NLJNIN ¿ demonstrate yourcosOers forour will sse its non-profit Status to Peterson Bunk is a locally- 13,\ò animai shellers and to proudly I LEGAL NOTICE BUSH púrchase computerand hi-lingual owned, independent FDIC- a:Me ' show off your pets. In previous learning eqsipment, make im- insured, full-service community Notice is hereby given, parsa- years, kids have dressed in patti- provements to the physical plant, bunk servingindividuals andast to "An Act in ectasias to the Timbcdand FREEMAN otic costumes, and their dogsor supplement academic programs useof un Assumed Name in the cals have sported three-corner businesses. The Peterson Motor forJamieson's students, und evea Bunk is located in the Lincolnconduct or trunsactiou of Basi- s bals and other continental cloth- enhance a popular after-school Village Shopping Center, 6101 ness in the State," as amended, ing too. Plus everyone who pa- program to help the parents of Ja- N.Lincoln Ave,, Chicago. that a certification was filed by A j s - rades will receivea free PelCare+ miesen students learn English. the undersigned with the Cousty visor! Robert D. Guy It's agreat way to slart off "The Chicago Public School Clerk of Cook County. File No. . a family day of fun. System just can't provide what Marine ist LL Robert D, Guy, f008560 on hisse 8, 1992, under To participale in Ike parade our school and students need,"son ofRobert D. Guy Sr. of Park the Assumed Name of B & R nearest you and lo raise funda for says Diane Alexander White,Ridge,recentlyreceivedthe Cooling and Heating Co. with Ike shelters, visitapetCare+ Navy Achievement Medal, The store presideat ofthe council, "By get- the place of business located ut before July 4 and pick up aspen- 1984 graduate of Maine Town- ting non-profit aulas, we can ap- 9235 Oleander, Morton Grove, sor sheet. Even if you are unable ship South High School, Park Lawrence A. Horn ply for grants and condact fund IL 60053. The tote name(s) und lo parade, you can still help raise Ridge, and 1988 graduate of Au- Navy Seaman Apprentice Law- site cruiser USS England, home- raising efforts not otherwise pou- residence address of owner(s) is: - funds for homeless pets. Pro- gastarla College, Rock Island, retare A. Horn, son of Lawrence ported in Sau Diego to the West- reeds will begiven directly to thu sible.' Bons P, Ruten, 9235 Oleander,A. and Mary J. Horn of Niles is crnPacillc for sis mouths. A greatdeal ofenthusiasm andjOined the Marine Corps in Muy Meeton Grove, IL 60053. shelters, and everyduewho do- t986, - deployed aboard the guided mis- nulos fourormoredollurs will re- ceive a free Slurs 'N Stripes ban- danna for theirpet! For store hours, the starling time and all the other details, call It's Your Retirement Lifestyle! the Nues Petcare+ store at (708) 966-8174 orthe Skokie PetCare+ storeat(708)673-7387. Isitastraintoget Interviewing - skills seminar at Nues Library akethe Decision Eas everyone onthesame The Niles Public Library will sponsor a program in iliterest for pursue un active, affordable and ful- It's ari important decision,One J., thoseseekingtoimprove theirjob r filling lifestyle. We're close to every- to be còeisideredx'ery carefully. And interviewing skills. thing Chicago has to offer On Monday, June 29, from byfollowing u few simple steps you ,. yet safe and secure on ove 6:30-8:30, Patricia Bach will pro- can be confidenc ofmaking the best fifty wooded acres right , .. wavelength? vicie a Wealth of information and choice for you. a Or'S'TINUINC adviceoninterviewinglech- here in schaurnbucg. ARE niques.Back has eleven years of Make sure you take the :i don't have a Centrex system, reaching experience as a human relations the facts. a decision can be a real drain on cousaltant lo Ueitcd Airlines. time to see what we have Some of her respossibilites in- Tomake a good decision to offer. Write or call today. your time. For instance, instead ofa nice four-way chat with Lee, Lesand Lois, you'll cludd: iufrrviewing, selection .iUnderstandyou need good information. Friendship Village might just be and placement, Career develop- That means you need to know the everything you're looking for. have to first callup Lois, see ifshe agrees, then call up Les, find out he doesn't, then ment, performance assessment, differences between "Ltfe Care" and and job evaluatios. She will "rental" cotrnnttnities: to understand Consider experience. ing, the chances are excellent your shareherexperiences with the au- call up Leejust to tell him nothing's beensolved. thence and provide useful infor- the value of"refund options," to You have the right to expect decision will be right for you. Friçndship motion for those looking to en- determine how impUr- 2a lot from your retirement life- Be sure no see Friendship Village hance theirown skills. tant guaranteed style. This is why the experience and before you make any decision. You'll L J This two hourprogram is open ', healthcare f'mancial stability ofthe community arebe ingood company. For over fifteen V lo thepublieandregisuatioa is re- availability key factors that must be considered. years more people have considered IF?.,1992 . Stks Ofcourse, ifyou have Centrex Call Coi*rencing from quired. Reserve a place by call Cente all four ofyou 967-8554. Por mobilityor corn- really is and . In the final analysis, confidence in and chosen the lifestyles Friendship It's a good place to live. municuilon access how much acommunity's ability to deliver what Village has to offer than any (or twenty-four ofyou) assistance Friendship Villago uf sohaumharg can be on the line at once. And that can save you a whole lot of please call 976-85M voice and long-term it promises is the foundation upon other retirement corn- 350 Wrss Sohu,msburg Road TDD. h?ulthcare which good decisions are made. rnunity in the Chicago area. Sohaumbm'g, IL 66194 . (708) 884-5550 time. Time to reflect onjust how efficientand frugal Centel Digital Centixreally is. . In fact, our Life Care life- Youth fall protection ,eseu d me the froovidvo you need. Make the choice. style has become the stan- LIÍ'leaThe FvinndshipViaagr Story. Mdjust how smart . you were to get it. Soccer Take the By now you know it's not dard by which many others r-1Plrasr send me your free four-I arc judged. L estor brochure. registration time to learn . whether or not io make a dcci- all the facts. When you do you'll sian, but rather which decision to Friendship Village offers a diver- The Hiles ParkDistrict needs have a very good idea ofboth the make. Make it with confidence, and sity oflifestyles all ofwhich enjoy your help in making thisprogram do it sooner rather than later. Forttt- the honest value oftrue Life Care. We Add,,,, - a succam. Please regitlerbyJune kind ofcommunity and the generai CENTEL 30, so that ..are a friéndly, nationallyaccredited, WHERE PEOPLE CONNECT mough timecan be locution in which you're interested. nate!)', there are many good choices CALL US AT 708-768-6868 given toplan theprogru in today's marketplace. With the financially solid Life Care commun- All girls und boysin grades tight information and understand- ity offering everything you need to kindergarten lau 8thcan jqip. If _o 1991CentcI you haveany queslionscall(708) :' 96-6975. Ifllll:f.l,i/.'rul:Rsls.sY. Il NE2S. 1992 THEIIUGLF,,TRUI45DAY,JUNE20, t92 PACEII olke-,e s Drivers charged Youths charged Man charged with Reynolds Alumiñum with disorderly The Heritage Priority Club with DUI impersonating an officer offers recycling bonuses A Mount Prospect driver, 35, cognizancebondad given aJul? conduct Jane 15, Niles police providingjnred in a carnival ride and need- who tried Lo make a ti-turn in the 2 cono dale. Responding lo a repos of u soctteity at a church carnival,ed further first aid Ireatmenl. An Reynolds Alnminnm Recy- thcsnnmmer," said PatrickJ,Mad- 9700 block of Greenwood Ave- Poliça stopped a cae driven by street dislnrbance, Niles police 8300 Gseenwaod Ave., heard re- ambulance was called sad the clingCompany (RARCO), which man, area business manager for nue, Nitos became stuck on the u Park Ridge man, 36, the night ofmeollo the inlerseesion of Oltawa porlsofa man displaying a waltet man gotin forleeatntens. buys and recycles usad alnmi-RARCO, a division of Reynolds raised median strip and police June 18 after a patrolling officerAvenue and Lee Sonet in the ear- wilh a large gold badge and When a Niles officer asked his -farm, copper and brass team the Metals Company. "They'll mean found him there in the early hours saw the car leave the roadway in y hoursofJane 16. claiming he wasapolice officer. name, heguvean alias, but had no general public, han announcedaenlia cash sa those who take ad- oflune 18. liso 6700btock ofMilwaakee Av. Afler doLermining the dislnr. A Park Ridge woman said the identification.Several persans new incentive program for Ils vantage nf them, also. When the man showed signs of cuse. Niles, ride an the sidewalkbucce was an ullercasion aver a man snuck her son in an atIesta- he had conlacled earlier, inclnd- Chicagoland andNorlhwesl Indi- "We hase always encouraged intoxication, police arrested him then enter a parking lot in Ikegirlfriend, police charged two sian.Another Park Ridger wit- ing the boy who had been struck, anaCenlers, nur recyclers to Ilutlen their cans forthiving under the influence of 6800 block.The driver failed a nate yoaths, a 17-year-old from ness said the man showed him the identified the man, 30, of Des EffectiveJsae 1, the nearly 30 lo save gasoline and make fewer alcohol, having a blood alcohol fieldsobrielylestand was Niles and an 15-year-old from badge and asked ifhe could have Plaines, as the would-be police area Reynolds Recycling cenlers trips to our centers. lt has nus coulent over .10 al13, improper charged with deiving ander theMorIon Grove, with dinarderly free drinks.A priest diwcting officer. - must of them trailers stationed inftaeneeofalcohot und improp. been and is not a requirement - lane usage and no proof of insu- cundaS. placed them on $50 tsaffic reposed the man drove np He was arrested, charged with in area shopping center loIs- will ce lone anage. He was placed onbond and gave them a Jnly 27 lo him, claimed he was a narcos- just an opportunity," Madison rance. impersOaaliag u police officer, offer additional pricing bonuses . He was placed on o $2,000 re- $lO,O bond. cours dale. ics afhcecand asked for preferred said, placed on a $20,000 recogni- for flattened cans. They will re- "Recyclers 55 and older will - The Nues. man was taken lo parking. ward Senior recyclers for recy- cauce bond and given a July 8 receive a separate one-cent per Lnthemn General Hospital, Park When police approached him, elingan special days. court date. pound bonus, above any enisung Condo Ridge, wilh a bloody nose. Spec- the man claimed he had boca in- Reynolds will pay a une cens Retail thefts price, for recycling at our centers tatars as the sceae, four boys and per pound bonns, abone any en- burglarized as days when our traffic is a little a girl, alt belween the ages of l& Renters suspects Aggravated isting price listed al its baying lo- Unknown offenders broke a reported bitslower, We have a great senior An employee ofiheClub Inter- 17, wem laSsen la the station, then calions, lo individuals or groups door jamb and bent a dead lock in house theft assault base. This give us abetter chance national clothing noue, Golf Mill,released lo the castady of Iheir who recycle flatlened or crashed when they forced their way.inlo a parents. The landlord of a house in the An Evanston man, 30, laId po- so serve them when we aren't sold police unknown offenders lice he is datinga woman with a cans as opposed lo whole cars. condominium in the 6600 block 6800 blockofLeniagton Avehae, Seniorrecyclers esa earn an addi- qnileasbnsy." of Woodriver Avenue, Niles, took about 30 mens silk shirls pending divorce. He said Jane Far information an the items from afrontdisploy area the night Employee sought Riles, reported twa persons whò houaI penny-per-pound bonns if -June19. 17, the woman's husband camelo Reynolds purchases or the new ofJune 16. rented her banna moved Out he- they recycle with Reynoldson Afloropeningcloudsand hin Riles workplace to talk to programs, area residents may call The shirts, both snlid color and for battery Iween Jane 12-14, taking with Wednesday urThnrsday. Ground wan broken receolly for The Heritage,a 258-unit, 10 slory retirement community located on drawers, the nffendern took a The management of a grocery them two seLs of wooden cubi- him. River Road at EIlenwooDen Plaines. An information eonlerand model apartment printed, had a usaI vaIne of When they were ubac, the The changes should enhance (708) 344-8215. Far Iheir nearest are located on the $600 camera and a gnld bangle store in the 5900 block of Green- nets, twa light fistaren, garden Our customer lines, especially in Reynolds location reeycicrs may nile. bracelelofnnknown value. $1,330. man poinled a gun as his head and wood Avenue, Nites, is still sock- sad. hanse mainlenance equip- call tall-free, t (800) 228-2525. Shown above (from leftto nght) The Heritage Priority Club Members ing a male employee, about 27- warned him IO stop seeing his (future residenlo). Munlare from Security agenlafor Kohls, ment, smoke deloctors, a garage Chicago-area Pricesare sabjeci la change. Lles Plaines, Park Ridge orNilesarea. years old who burnt upon a fe- door opener and a carpes with a wife oche und his family would GolfMill, saw two women pasan he harmed. Theman agreed. store merchandise in a fitting maleemployee,20, when she was total value of $3,060. heroes honored room, then altempl IO leave Ihecleaning u ladies' washroom as Twenty Chicago-area hernes New Ihestore. Introducing Banìk of Commerce & Industry's In store without paying the after- Former Oakton instructor were honored today by the lIli- aoonofJnne 16. The man allegedly hngged and nais DepartmensofPublic HealIh Iprospect Heights One woman, 21, pat an linge- kissed the girl despite her pmlesls responsible for nabbing Gacy far essraorulinary acts of courage, rie and a lee-shirt valued as $63. and started to disrobe her when and three individuals and two or- I she ran from Ihe room so her su- The diligent police work of Jo- ganizatiuns wee recognized for WORD SERVICES The other, 25, dunned a thnk lop forcement shalt always remain, seph Kozencesk put an end lo 924 E. Willnw Road andnhortn valnecl at $44. pervisor. Kaeenceak ishopingIostart their contributions la emergency John Wayne Gacy's murder spree Pranpeut Heighln Both were charged with retail leaching again and obtain a staff medical services. in 1975. Gacy was-found guilty of (708) 215.7517 Ihefl, placed on $1,000 recogni- position with a college. "t think The ceremony was held in the Stolen cars 27 of th 33 charges filed againstits- impolant to give back ta the Slate of Illinois Cenler as part of G canee bonds and given a Jaly 6 Creative Renurnen Preparad The evening ofJnti 22, an un- younger aspiring law enforce- EmergencyMedical Services eouetdale. f . Personalized Resumes locked 1983 Mercedas 500 SEL While probing into the disap- ment slndenis the training I have Week, May 10-16, which was wan taken from in front afh firm pearance of a young Des Plaines designated by Governor Jim Ed- Prepared and Danetaped When a Lincotnwood coapte, roceived," he said. in the 6300 block of Gross Point hay, which led ta Gacy's capture, gar ta commend the dedication lo / agent 62 and 65, loied ta teosa a A naliveofChicago, h recalls . 24 Haur Service Road,Niles. Kaeeaczak served as chief of de- thalbyage 14, hiscarocrgaal had dutyshownby all individuals in- grocery store in the 5600 block of tectises for the Des Plaines Police . Jab Intemiew Tonhy Avenue, Riles, withonc A company spokesman mid in- already been docided. 'I knew volved in emergency medical ser- side the $45,000 car was a bank Department. Laler he was pro- vices. - Training SkiIlsf paying for slore merchandise Iho then 1h01 I wanted to be a police bag containing $8,650 in cash muted lo cbiefofpnlice, a post he Dr. John R. Lampkin, state - Career Caunseling afternoon of June 16, they were officer," Kozenczak said. and business chocks payable to held with the Des Plaines Police healthdirretar,presentedthe Get a-bigger bang foryour . Disk Starage slopped. Spearheading the Gacy iaves- thecar owner amounting to Departmentuatil 1989. tigalion only reinforced thecam- awards along with Lesloc Slein- . Cover Loners For aslempsing50lake meal, $25,051. Since then, Kuzeoceak han ak- miltnenl he made to law enforce- Spencer, Chief of Ilse Depart- buck each year! But please FREE Consullation cigareslen, gum and snnlan lotion en his skills from the police de- ment's Division of Emergency vatned as over $96. the hasbaad meni. "It's a historic cuse, This is 20 Years A Chicago woman reposed parassent totIre classrooms of Medical Services A Highway hul1y, thisis a limited time offer! - Experience and wife wem charged with retail the highest conviction rate ever her $12,000 Mercury Topas wan Oakloa Community College in Safely. ByAppnletment Tir 8 PM, thefl,placedon$l,000bond each oblained in this canully. Other in- Call: (708) 215-7517 taken from the east parking lai, Des Plaines. In Ihepastlwoyearn, "Il lakes an eseepdnat persan andginen alaly 6 cours date. dividuals havebrea tried an simi- nearJ. C. Penney's,GalfMill, the he has taught criminal investiga- tar offenses bal never has anyone lo choose a caecer in EMS, for ------lions, a coursa that presents these men aud women know their aftemuon of June 17 by persans a been found guilty of an many ACR.S5 AMERICA nukoawn. study of criminal invesligation connu an Gacy was," Kozeoceak lives and the lives of salsees may - ASSOCIATED procedures, conduct at crime said. he on the line whenever the alarm A rmident ofthe 7.800 block of scenes, collection and preserva- Kazenezak in a licensed poty- sounds. NE1WORK NordicaAvenue, Niles,said dan of en/deuce and meihods graph esaminer in Illinois and an "We also honor the personnel 5th Year nameone took his 1978 Mercedes used in a police science laborato- adjnnct iastruclotfar the FBI who edncate others in life-saving p25* ry. techniques. Their efforts save 1% INC. AROÜ'E WORLD 280 SE, which he valued as Academy in Quantico, Virginia. $6,000, foam the front of hin- Kozeacrak han becS a resideat He han delivered lectures on Ihe canniless lives every day. We are 4th Year A RESELLER OF AT&T - MCI - & SPRINT NETWORKS IS honseheswocnJnne 14-16. ofDes Plaines for2s years befare grateful to each and every one of OFFERING YOU A CHANCE TO START YOUR OWN BUSt- Gacy investigasiaa all over the 00* moving to Napery/lIe. Hanow coantry including Canada. Some them." NESS FT/PT FOR ONLY $98.00 MARKETING MATERIAL & The Addison, IL. owner of a aperates u pr/vale investigating Also as pacsofEMS Week, the TRAINING PRO VIDED. of his writings have been pub- 3rd Year $750, 1982 Datsun discovered lrrrn in Oakbruak, which handles tinhed in the "Illinois Municipal Department held au EMT (Emer- CALL JILL AT 1-815-939-3911. % hin cur was missing foam a mans- corporale and insurance frand, Review,""Law/Order"maga- genCy Medical Technicial) Patch 2nd Year mission shop's side lut in the mIssing persans and unsolved zinc, sad the "Police Review" io Design Contest, which was wan 7400 block of Milwaukee Ave- criminal canes. While acknowl- -by Jennifer A. Cuker, au Illinois ist Year r England, Scotland and Whales. COUPON nne,Niles,Jnnel 1. edging that hrn Interesl in lawen- licensed EMT tram Springfield. RIVß Her design was chosen from 'ElM II%N Industrial Sharing the road more thsa 80 entries, and will be J worn an uniforms uf EMTs and BAI1( 311«31 accident paramedics throughout the state. BOOK MART with big trucks Ott Nov. 14, 1991, oft-duly A fanbladeun alifs truck being Anlumobile deinemmust be icy,Keep in mind tht a Homeof 50% OFF Evety Book.Every Day! eanlioun and alert when lharing Skokie Pire Department para- Now youcan snake a litllenoisewills your Term Rate. Anntia/Yield serviced severed the left indas ck driving on an upgrade is medic Ron MariE stopped la fmger of a hauling plans wurkrr the roadwith big trucks. Even the easier to pass than a truck travel- issveslrnenls. Our new 'Big Bang' C.D. is youe Ist Yeor 4.85% 5.05% NOW Gives You, with this Limited Tithe Offer, I safeitdrivermayneedto review a j help the victims ofarallaver acci- elsnrsce le enjoy Ilse sound of inteeesl raies liraI thnmornirtgofJene 17. u downgrade, so adjust tienI. Theoverlurned vehicle was 2nd Your 5.59% 5.75% The injured worker, a residentfew safely ups for fallowing and asaufolnalicaSy raised each year.. ,llsroughout D your speed accordingly. Do nus submerged in a culvert of water, 3rd 'fear 6.06% 6,25% of Hoffman REales, wan taken paltingalntck. lEe fuSfive-yearterm, . $1.00 OFF With Every pall back iota the lane until you entrapping the victims. The pas- 41hYear 6.76% 7.00% from the plans in Ike 7400 block When followtng a truck, slay un see the unsire front of the senger was able 10 esCape; haw- 51E Year 7.70% 8.00% $5.00 Purchase of Oak Park, Nilcn, lo LutheranOat of ils hilnd spot by position- ck in your rear-view mimar. So, dn't-blosv your lop aver sluggish iestocesl ing yonrvehiclr so the Iruekdriv- ever, the driver was trapped with -: . General Hospilal. Park Ridge, by Amido not slam dawn after pass- her head under water, reles. 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Unknown offenders look a not brable to stop quickly tights because bright tights will enough so avoid a rear-end colli purse from she shopping cart uf a reflect off the truck's mirrors and Derick A. Rodkin Accompany stun, gear-ending a truck can re- Coupon Must Expires7 1592 Chicago momas, 69,anshe Marine Pst. Derick A, Rodkin, D sull in nndemde, when a car blind the driver.In city traffic, shopped the marning of June 17 you may need tu yield the right of son of Lynda J. Petty at Glen- OF COMMERCE&INDUSTRY ta a grocery store In the 7906 slides into and ander the trailer, vIew, roceally compleled recruit Bc 7 1 74 Dempster i Morton Grove way or back up lo atlttw I/tr u blockuf Milwaukee Avenue, possibly decapitating the car's se- ck's wide lurns A lrsck nerds tra inieg. Norlhsvest1-liglrwey,Cisicoge, Illineis 60631-2191, (312) 775-SOCS, Member FDIC cspanl. 6100North ¡IJ$ Riles. mure slopping distance than a The 1990 graduate of Maine When passing u truck, use your (708) 47QO22Q .. The wapsan lost $300,three car, so never putt in frnnt of a F.stsi Highchool Park Ridge, vrlrce.,$5jOOqJlriy,,,tUylfpP/l.reqIIrffd Jy(erest lsrnsignal, honkyourhnrn (blinlc .//y/spd effer snbJeel,lv elrsise u'itherl . losses] the rl a pr hi I ) SIJ1/FTS4NSTAL OrvmteES3.1!NALSrcO1TEflSLYWJ2JilJ!ULfc Jc.5fdiircO9ti5di1l.çgtifi99l,'ls;.,/s,sryoüfhk/dlightsal night) md pasa 'ernherl'Jsll...... -slq 'Ist fllyn jr I l pv YGE 12 ThE BUGLE,THURSDAY.JUNE25, 1992 'Chuìch& Temple' News rt deE

Colonial-Wojciechowski Funeral Home Woman cited by . Iie.ixte- ribbon cuttingceremony held Jewish National Fund - June 25, 1992

- Proceeds benefit Pediatric, Newborn Intensive Care Units 'Phantomrun extended Lutheran General to host circus at Maine East The Benefit Commigee of Ls- WBBM-TV (Channel 2( mele- wnnd Dng Review:Cheeko," theran General Fossdation will urologist Harry Volkman is seto- the clnwn: three aerial ads, in- host the Culpepper 8 Merri- ing ashnnnrarychairman et the- duding a trapeze artist: Liberty weather Great Combined Cir-cireon nf the circus benefit. lo a punies, a Sicilian dnnkey and cou at 5:30 and 8 p.m. Friday,recent visit with the patients at "Tnotsie,' Ihe dog: and ne 11- June 26, os the grounds of LGCMC, Vnlkman luid stafters fnntnliltwalker. Maine East High School, 2601 he bas held Lulheran General A pefting Zen l5 nvailable be- West Dumpster, Park Ridge. Hnspital in high regard tsr mnre fare and after the circun, Which Tickels are $5 each for chu- than 30 years--eVer since his fealures a llama, a camel, Atri- dren under 1 2 or seninr eilizens eldest sun, Jerry, then a small can pygmy gnats and other uni- and $7 far adultu.Seating is child, wan rushed tu Lutheran mais. urti-come, first served in Ihe General l-lnnputal's Emergency Refreshments will be avallo- 800-seul lent.Prneeeds from Baum mr treatment frnm a hit inbit fur a mndesl charge. the circus will benefit Ihe Pediat- the heudwith abul. Far tickets and addilinnal in- rie und Newbnrn Intensive Care Ruth Metzger, an active volunteer for Jewish National Fund The 14 act circus includesfurmatinn,calltheLutheran Units nf Lulheran General Chu- Burbura, the Perinrming Ele- General Fnundalinn (705( 688- Photo by Mike Beuel was honored on her 85th birthday th a garden of 100 trees in dren's Medical Center phuot:Ihnseven-dugtinily- 6500. Members of the Nues VFW Post (left) and members of the Wojciechowski family(ri9ht) Joseph, hername. In addition, Mrs. Metzger recentlyendowedagro ve (LGCMC(. Charles and Mark, pose outside the new Colonial-Wojciechowski Funeral Home,8025 Golf Road, of 1,000 trees and she has been instrumental in the raising of Nues. A ribbon cutting ceremonywas heldMay3l atthe Home. fundsfor many additional gro ves. Evanston Pictured above are Joseph Hess, Orange County California Chamber plans July 17-19 Festfeatures Greek cuisine st. John Brebeuf who is National Chairman ofOperation Promised Land and Mm. Haralambos Festival slated Loyola celebrates Metzger. A resident ofChicago's nearnorth side, Mes. Metzger Arts Festival st. With summer nnw here, comeFestival has a gift shop, cnnking summer Market is a member of Jewish National Fund's Executive Committee. The Evassinn Chamber of and enjoy the flavors of Ike St.demnnstrutinns, rides for the priests' ordination Jewish NationalFundis the organizationreaponsible foraffores- Cnmmerce FonnlainSquare Haralambns Greek Orthndox children and live Greek music. Days talon, fandreclamationandthe development of waterresouroes Ails Festinai, tobe held June27 Church Fond Festinai, July 17, Open Friday, July 17 trnm 6 The Loyota family joyfutly some advanced theology next inisrael. and 28 in Downtown Evanulon, 18 and 19 and the church p.m. tu midnight, Saturday, July st. John Brebeul's Market Day celebrated the ordination to the year at Weston School of Theolo- is recognized as one of Ihe fin- . grounds located at 7373 North 18 from 5 p.m. to midnight and SummerProgram continues. Or- priesthood of three of ils mcm- gy, theJesaitTheobogate in Cam- est arts and crafts shows in the Sunday, July 18 trnm 1 p.m. to der forms for this fundraising B'nai Zion Caldwell,inNiles. hers on Saturday, Jane 13. bridge, Masachuselts. Shabbat nation. This annual Greek Fond Fes- midnighl, admisninn is only Si I food co-op are available by call- Alumnus Brian Pautson of the Father Andrews taught scrip- On Saturday, June 27 and services - heal fealnres the very boni ofFriday, and $2 Saturday and Ing thoparish office at96&8145. class oI77 aud formerLoyola re- lure lo sophomores and freshman . Services Sunday 28, nn Church SIreet, Admission Congrepation B'naiZion, Northwest Suburban Jewish Greek cuisine. There are won-Sunday for adults. Orders must be placed in ad- ligious studies instructor Mark theology while on Loyolas facul- thausands at people will see derfal Greek shish-kabob, thefar seninr citizens is $1 and chil- Vance and receiVed by Sunday, Jewish Conservative, 1447 W. Congregation, 7800 W. Lyons, marks of 175 artists from 31 Aedrews, both of the Society ofty from 1985.1988. Subsequent- Pratt Blird, wilt hold Minyan tastyAthenian-stylechicken, liten under 12 are free. There is June28. Thencxtpick-uptimc is Jesus, were ordained in Madama Morton Grove, will hold Badi- slates.lt is an eaceliens oppor- ly, he studied al the Jesuit School services Monday and Thursday sacculeol roasled lamb on a pleoly of parking and a enmpli- Tuesday, July 7 from 9:30a.m. to della Suuda Chapel at Loyola ofTheology in Berkeley, Califor- donai Shabbat Services at 8:15- luaily to parchane a skillfully spit, the delicanies of Pastichio meotarysipofOazaattlregate. 10:30 am. in the school gym at at 7 am. Weekly Saturday p.m. on Friday, June 26, crafted original piece alert. (Greek lasagna) and Moussaha University of Chicago und then nia, and is currently complettng a morning services alt held at Fr. Dean Saisis and the pa- 8301 N. Harlem Ave. celebrated theirfest massesat the masters in religious education ut Saturdaymorningservices The Evunslun Chamber of (baked eggplant and beet) and rishiaoers sf51. Haralambos io- 9:30 am. Laie Friday evening Square Profits from this program go to Loyta Academy Chapet on Trini. Boston College. will begin at 9:30a.m. onJuue 27 Commerce Fountain everybody's tavorile - Gyrosl vite you tojoin them at the FenIl- services first Friday of each Arts Feulinal altracls dinerimmi- provide neededsuppties and ty Sunday,June t4. Father Michael Keenan Jones, at the Synagogue. The mouth-watering haneyval. Take a chance this year on equipment for St. John Brebeuf Father Paulson did his throb- month at 8:15 p.m., preceded The enormous hit"Phantom" has been extended due tofluting col(eclora, thoae wishing puffs, Loukoamathes are sure the Grand Raffle to win $20.000 a 1978 graduate of the Academy,by Kosher dinner nerved at 6:30 to sturi a collection. and those school children. gy studies in France and will do wasordainetl adiocesan priest for popular demand through Oct. 1 J.For tickets, phone (708) 496- ta please your sweet both. in cash, $5,000 or two round trip p.m. who stmply appreciate ortginal There is also such Greek pas- the Diocese of Bridgeport, Con- NA'AMAT and 3OOO, Pictured are: ScottCheffer and Bobby Dean, Jr. lickela lo Greece. All proceeds Sunday morning services are wurks nf ari and enjoy browsing Ines as Baklava, Galatobeurikoto benefil the building fund nf necticuL Au '82 Dartmouth Co-at 8:45 am. followed by break- in heanliful downtown Evans- lege grad, Jones worked for both the Miracle (custard wilk strudel) and Greek the church. fast, program and discussion. Inn. - Coffee. Nues Community Church the Reagan and Bush administra- For more informalioncall Nominal donation for breakfani of Aliyah Over 80 exhibitors to attend For further intormationcall In addilian to the food, 16e (708) 647-8880. lions, Sandra Robinson al (708( 328- welcomes YBS volunteers For infonnation and reserva- During thepast year, the world His seminary studies included lions for breakfasts and dinners 1500. has continued to witness abeauti- - Nites Community Church Carolina. work at both the Angelicum andcall (312)465-2161. Golf Mill to host where faith and friendship in The congregation plans to cet- the Gregorian in Rome. He corn- fnlandmoving story unfold in the Volkman serves ascircus chairman Christ are found is proud to un- ebrate a week of re-creation by pleteel his studies at St. Charles Land of Israel. In, 1991, 133,492 Show nounee the participation of Feo- participating in the Nitra 4th of Borromeo Seminary in Pennsyl-NSJC announces Soviet Jewa were allowed to Arts & Crafts piein Mission Votunteers for Jaly parade, followed by a week vania, - leave the Soviel Union and setde Golf Mill will be hosting an Ranwredel(animal porlraiis(. their Vacation Bibte Schoot to be of Vacation Bible School. The Joues celebrated his OrsI mass indoor Flea in Israel. And, in an extremely ads and crafts show Friday A. Langley from Paris Ridge will soft held July 6 through tO from 9:30 week's festivities come to a close in his home parish, Holy Cross ofMarket dramaticrescaethemission Jane26-Snnday,Jane2il. be showing wood and am. until noon. Deerfield. known as 'Operation Solomon," Displays will be throughonl scalptnre. on Sunday, July 12 with the cele- Northwest Suburban Jewinh In addition lo members of thebralion ofCommunity Sundry at Loyelas Senior Officer for 14,000 Bthiispian Jews wpre air- the north and south cnnrin. The shnw is sponsored by Ihe Alumni and Development, Fr. Congrogalion, 7800 W. Lyons, lifted from Addis Ababuto Tel The show feainres over 80 Golf Mill Merehanls Association congregation, scheduled lo par.the 10 am. worship service. Alt Morton Grove, announces the Robert Humberl, S.J. joined his Aviv,Inrael. enfiibilorsfromsismidwesland conrdinated by PMAof licipate are volunteers from lIti- are invited to attend the church First Annual fellow Jesuits and Father Jones, Indoor, air- Il is Iraly n,miracle that these slates. Calegnries tealured is- Lansing, lilinnis. Arlisans will be nuis. Indiunu, Kursus and North picnic following worship service. condilioned, Baoaar and Flea The public is invited lo attend who as a freshman served isolated Jews Were able to leave dude coanlryarI,Victorian, ut the mull during all mall finnru as an Maokel lo be held on Sunday, answering questions: many will bolh Vucation Bible School and altar boy for Humbert, as a con- their oppressori and come wood,stained- glans,metal Jnly 12,fromg n.m. to3p.m. be demonstrating Iheir skills. CommusitySunday. Formote in- celebrantoftheir first niasses. home. Itis notthe Ont lime such sculpture, pottery, tintai, mirror ,weverÇreefl For more information, please Golf Mill is localed dtlhe ivter- formation, or registration please n miracle has occurred and it will ari,handcrafted jewelry, and FLOWERS and GIFrS call Toby, 965-8138 or Carol, section of Golf Rd. and Milwao- WEDDINGS ara FUNERALS cnolacl tIte charch office at 967- 001 be the last. Hundreds of thou- other original work. 965-7589. sands of Jews have made nliyah Areaarlislninclnde, from Des ken Ave., in Miles.Mall hours tie 6921. Niles Commneily Church Kaplan JCC are Monday - Friday 10 am. -9 (moved to Israel) in recent years Plaines, Jim Rasmussen (pho- is located al 7401 W. Onkloo St., 5:30 823-8570 sponsors CUBS Bar Mitzvah and many more hundreds of thou- fngraphy(, Dave & JoAnn John- p.m., Saturday 10 am. - between Hnrlem and Milwaakee. Sse p.m. andSnnday, 11 am. - 5 Matthew Wexter, son of Larry sondi mnyjoin them this year and son (sportsplaquet(, game Outing p.m. and Susan Wexler, was recontly in theyoars to come. Mcoonoagh (tloral(, and Sylvia The Mayer Kaplan Jewishcalled tu the Torah as a Bar Mite- As we rejoice, we must also Community Cooler (JCC) willvah nl Nibs Township Jewish recognize the magnitude of the sponsor a groap oaling lo Wri- Cungregation. ubsoeplion process in meeting the Dee Park siteof activities gley Field fur fifth thtough eighth Rubbi Neil Brief delivered the needs ofthese new settlers. graders on Monday, Jnne29. ThecttargeandFlazzanShlomo N4.AMATUSA, Saburban Chi- Chicago Cubs will ploy the NewShutter chanted he liturgy. Fol- cago Council, in celebration of Teen Nights York Mets. Free zebra caps willlowing the services Mr. and Men. thin miracle and in recognition of he given to those age 13 and nu-Woxlerhosled a Kiddush. theenotmoas task ahead has ded- der by the Chicago Cabs organi- icalod its 1992 Year (Ad) Book to set at Dee Park ration. JCC Teen Services Coor- the meterologist, Harry Volkman, vlsitsthePediatric Uflitr Lutheran Gen- Bat Mitzvah 'Miracle of Aliyah.'Pro- The Golf Maine Park Districtevenings from 8-10 p.m.andan Channel 2 (WBBM'TV) dinator Ira Schwartz will ceods feme the book will go di- Center (LGCMC), wherepatients Kathryn Dread (right) and Kelly Nel- Judith in cooperationwithMaineSunday trnm 7-10 p.m. eral Children's Medical accompany the group. Leavitt, daughter of redly to Israel to benefstthe new- For the 9th - 121h graderthe weather.related artwork created for his visit. Volkman ?t. Robert dr Esther Leavitt, was re- Township will offer 'Teen Nights son (second fromright) show Volkman A bus will trave the JCC at comors, tacility will be availableFriday Merriweather Circus, June 26, on the 966-7302 5050 West Church Street in 5ko-cently called to the Torah as a Bat Ihm summer. The gym and east will serve as honorarychairman of the Culpepper & The YearBook is distribntedto room at Dee Park will be availa-evenings from 7-1 0:30 p.m. School, with performances at 5:30 p.m.and 8 p.m. The event is 7812 MILWAUKEE AVENUE Ideal 11:30a.m. aedrelurn to theMilevuh at Niles Towauhip Jew- NA'AMATs membership It yoa wnuld like to volunteer grounds of Maine East High ish Congregation. bIo fur playing board games, Im- Generai Foundation, to benefit bothLGCMC'S Podiatric and New- NILES, ILLINOIS cenleral5:30p.m, Rabbi Neil thrnnehotir Ihn eIS reh;. nr would libe lodonate lo the sponsored by the Lutheran Fee is $12 perperson including Enel delivered the chnrge and toning lo music and other acltvi- "Barbo, the Clown," (Barbara MoLennan,Park Ridge, benefit com- cago and the north and northwest tain. program, please contactMaine born Intensive Care Units. bus lranuporlation and a ticket to Hazzan Shtomu Shnster chanted at-the-ready, in case of sudden indoor showers. Fortick- PAMPHLETS AVAILABLE .1) r ,sabarbn. N..4MA p wol- Township at (708) 297-2h10. holds an unbfeiia e Qenrionr Abo,r Funrrn I CorSnt tt$g-tçi$) INU ,GUlttitttOGst lu For the 5th - 8th grader the ta- miNee chairman), in- cilitywillbe av9:ilable Tuesday et information, cali(708) 696-6500. eFnornIPreArrnvneweflS aFncssAborcFuvnr.,icr To register n formore jofor- Following the ncr' n M . formation please call (700) 446- motion, call (f00) 675-2200E Mrs. Lnsavitt ltositl a dash. 7275. Entertainment Thursday June 25, 1992 Pagel5

Page 14Thursday, June 25,1992 Entertainment fle ug1 Des Plaines' Lake Park Carillon concert series Greek Festival Township Options groups 'Out of Order' premieres atForum Festival at Chicago Botanic Garden to run June 26-28 Des Ptaines 9th annual Lake The i 992 Carillon concertse- St. John the BuptistGreekOr-try booth with a delicloua array plan architectural cruise Park Festival features family fun Visitors are malted to take a ries will begin at the Chicagowalking tourot Evergreen Island thxdon Church cordially invites uttraditional sweets au well. und entertainmentfor all. Botanic Garden at 7p.m. on everyone ta join the fun at their There will be lots of carnival MaineTownshipsøptions55parking lot, 1700 Ballard Rd., Clowns, children's petting farm, and visitthe Carillon playing and One + Options groups arePath Ridge, at 9 am. and retarn Monday, June 29 With u concertroom from 6 to 6:30 p.m. Visi- annual Three Day Greek FeuIl- rides and games for the chit- championship wateroki shows, by carillonneur Peter Lungberg vat from Friday through Sunday, dren. Browse through the ba- co-sponsoring a Chicago Archi-about3:30 p.m. live banda, carnival rides and tors wilt atoo be able ta meet the ofLogamkinster, Denmark. lealured carillonneur. June 26-28. zaor, which features untiqoea, tectural Cruise Saturday, June Options 55 is a social group games, BaretaotHawailans 27,tollowedbylunchatginyonssen/ing Maine Township resi- All concerts will be held al the The Carillon is one ut xnly The festival will be held an the fine costume jewelry, vases, Show, arts & crafts, food and Theodore C. Butz Memorial Ca- church grounds, 2350 Demp-sterling silver jewelry and cam- Restaurant lsd a tour of thedents ages 55 through 65. It of- beverages, magic and clown 180 hand-played carillonsin new Harold WashingtonLi- tern trips, theater outings, and pillan and will continueeveryNorth America and une of three sterSt.at the toliway, Desvo bruaches. The Greek Con- show, and much, much more. Manday at 7 p.m. through Aug. Plaines. nection will oft Greek T-shirts, brary. special events geared for prere- Come and enjoy the weekend in the Chicago urea. The 60-fool 24, The Carillon is locatedon tallCarillonconsists Come and enjoy the sights, lisherman caps, worry beads The cruise past Chicago's vr-tirement adults. Membership is at Lake Park, Lee St. and Tauhy of 48 chitectural landmarks will be led free. Eaergreen Island, south of thebronze bells which were oust in sounds, and tastes of Greece. and much more. The high point Ave. in Dea Plaines., Friday, BotanicGardens -Education Spaniel events include line en- st the Festival will be the Grand by a guide from the Chicago Ar- One Options serves wid- June 26 from 4 ta 9 p.m. Satur- Holland. chitectural Foundation und willowed and other single Maine Center. terlainment all three nightsl The Raffle with $100,000 in cash day and Sunday, June 27 and 'Pawnz' will play u lively medleyprizes. The drawing will be held include points along the Chica-Township residents, 45 through 28 tram noon to 9 p.m. No ad- go River and Latte Michigan. 65. The group offers trips, semi- ot authentic Greek music as un Sunday night and tickets will mission or show chargeD, just wvll as popular tunes. be aaailoble tor purchase at the The cruise will be followed bynano, a Cuisine dining club, a great-fun and entertainment at Village Green to rock lunch at the renowned BinyonsSunday Strollers group, special Tempt your tautebuds with Festival. - Lake Park. - Restaurant and a visit to theactivities and challenging volun- authentic Greek food like barbe- General Admission is $3 ($2 A community service project cued lamb, shish-kabob, chick- with coupon) tor adults. Chu- highly acclaimed Harold Wash-teer opportunities. by the Oes Plaines Chamber of with 'Public- i' ingtun Library, the largest mu- Membership in both groups is en, gyros, and Greek salud. dran 12 and under are tree. Commerce and Industry. Call Public i's music can only bePark Fest '92.Rosies Kitchen Featured again Ihis year will be Free admission on Sunday only nicipat library in the country. tree.Participants benefit tram 824-425g for more information described as nostalgic, energet-will otter a wide nariely at tasty Cost et the excursion is $36group rateo on trips and activi- the 'Mezzethakia' (Greek appe- from noon to 4 p.m. Free park- showtimes, parking, etc. - ic and eociting.Their brand ofcuisineIo tempt your- tasto tor members.Guest reserva- ties.Applicants must prèxide tizers(booth serving mouth- ing and shunle bus service will Both an open-air area and a Motown, '505 and 'GOs rock will buds. Food service begins at lioso at $41 will be accepted so proof of age and residency. For watering cheese and opinach be available from Maine East tented area wilt be reserved tar evoke tond memories and stir6:30 p.m. tollowed by Public i's pies(tiropites and spanako- a space-available basis. A de- information on membership and yoaremotionsatthe Northbrook High School, Dvmpster und Pot- luxe bus will the Arto und Crafts booths. Craft pertormanceat7:30p.m. - pilos). Watch the ladies of the ter Roads. Open until midnight leave from theregistration, call Sue Neuschel displays such as tale painted ParkDistrict's Park Fest on Call 271-0303 if you are un- Muine Township Town Hallat297-2510,ext.240. Church prepare their famous nightly. wooden items, ceramics, quilts, June 30 under the Gazebo afcertain of the weather condi- 'loukoumados' (u honey- staffed toys and dolls, needle- the Village Green. lions. Come and enjoy the For turther inlormation call The First National Bank of dipped pastry ball) and eat them (708) 827-5510 or (708) 827- Fluky's celebrates hot dog month point gift items, wall hangings, memories. warm. There will also be a pas- fashionearrings,necklaces, Northbrook is co-sponsor far with complimentary red hots bracelets, sandals, purses, spa- cialty T-shirts- arealready nr- Callingall"Franks"...during the Lincotnwood Town Center, ciudad. July, National Hot Dog Month, it The festival is just one of Tsuhy und McCormick Aves. in "Out of Order"starring two ofChlcago's favorite funnymen (I io r) Larry Wyatt and Dale you can prove that you are aLinoolnwood. ThisioFluky's many community service pro- 'Frank' -first, middle or last eighth annual celebration of Na- Benson, made Its American premiere June l7at Candlelight's Forum Theatre. The hilar!- (outs undertaken by Chamber z,,. ST. JOHN'S GREEKFESTiVAL name Frank, Frances or Fran- tional Hot Dog Month. oua bedroom farce comes from Ray Cooney, authorof "Run For Your Wife." For reserva. members for fha enjoyment of cine; live on Frank St., Francis- area reaidexts. With no admis- A Chicago institution since tions,phono (708)496-3000. - 1992 co Ave. or FranklinBlvd.in 1929, Fluky's was founded at sian or entertainment fees, the. 3BIG DAYS - JUNE 26, 27, 28, Frankfurt or Franklin Park, etc., Muetl and Heisted Glu. when James Candlellght plans festinaIoffers a tremendous 2390 DEMPSTER (At tImTnIIwiay) Fluky's wilt serve you a compti- a hotdog, then called a Depres- amount of affordable outdoor DES PLAINES,IL (708) ft27-951l1 mentary Chicago-style hot dogsian Sandwich, sold for just a Kàvanaugh family fun for all ages. - (Enter on Lyman Avenue) ut any of Fluky's five Chicago- nickel! benefit performance .Feutival hours run from 4 ta 9 land locations: 6821 N. Western Instituted by The Notional Hot appears June 26 David Lawman and Sean p.m. on Friday, June 26, and Ave. at Pratt Ave. and 5631 N. Chicago's Theatre Communi- pobo ta 9 p.m. on Saturday and Dog and Sausage Council, Na- 'Celebrate the Sun' an eve- t), is rallying fo support one ofGresnan will serve us amores Ridge Ave., just sooth of Holly-tional Hot Dog Month (July) was ning-with James Kavanuogh, tor the evening.Candlelight's Sunday, June 27and 29. - woud Ave. (this is Fluky's new Chicago's favorite actoru, Dale established to heighten caoua- 'The Murk Twain of our genera- Bensón, whs was aft With mus-Forum Theatre's cast of- 'Ra- ExpressDoubleDrive-Tivo),merawareness aboutthetian.' mor' are organizing the event. --- j Chicago: 3061 Dundee Rd. in sine medical bills from his wife's coantless ways to serve - hot James Kuvanaugh's words in death, dueto longtime illness. Dale Benson us well-known to -auto show Nxrthbrook; 9645 N. Milwaukeedogs. poetly and prose have captivat- 'For Love and Money - ananyone who regularly attends Ave. at Galt Rd., in Nites; and in ed people stall ages for three eveningofmusicandfuntoben-the theatre. A-veteran of-over June 28 COME AND ENJOY: and beot- decades. He now turns his mol- eIlt our friend Dale Benson' will100 production, -- Lambs Farm's 6th Annual r -Ititactedtalent to theperfor- take place at 7:30 p.m., Mon- known for hin roles atShady Auto Show with more than 300 I Imance stage With equat suc- day, June 29 at CandlelighEsLane and Candlelight Dinner beautifultyrestoredautoma' I nessin a mesmerizing two Forum Theatre, 5620 SouthPlayhouse, Benson has provid- bileu in mint cañdition will be Ihours ot humor, satire, pathos, Harlem Ave., Summit. Ticketsed thousands of laughs to Chi- held, Sunday,Junó 28 from 15 und wisdom. Come upend un are $20. cago audiences. am. ta 4 p.m. experience of love and hope for Many of Chicago's finest mu- - The theatre community was Lambs Farm io located at the Rosemont Horizon Imen andwomen caught in a cul- I P,t,,,nhcim &Tohy) sical actors will perform at thedevastated to learn of Dale's junction of l-g4andRxute 176, tare gone mad, on Friday, June event, including Laura Dirschell,plight. Said ose actor, 'He's ut- Libertyvitle, IL. Free admission 7vv I26, at 8 p.m., Sheraton North ta 3OOpmOpen Every Sunday Purkinu Robert Duckak, Felicia Fields,ways been there for un - both -and parking. (except July -5!) Shore Inn, 933 Skokie Blvd Jumes Harms, Moth David Ka-onstage and off - so now we'd All of Lambs ohopo and at- I I..,Northbrook. Admissionis plan, Dennis Kelly, Carol Kuy-liketobethereforhim." tractionswill beapenl Don't tar- $10. kendall, Karen Leigh, Percy Lit- For tickets, write or visit Can- getto visit Lambs' country store, I If you have never been to a Flea Market, I For reservations and informa- tInten,BrianLynch,Carladlelight's Forum Theatre, 5620 bakery, full-service restaurant, Stop by and see what terrific bargains you tian cell 1-850-843-8545. Oleck, John Reeger, Hollis Re-South Harlem Avenue, Summit, pet shop, silk screen card & gift I Can find, 100's of vendors New items at I- Rosary College snik, Alone Robertson, PeggyIllinois 60501, or phone (708) shop, ice cream parlor, thrift GREEK FOOD & PASTRIES CARNIVAL & BAZAAR TAVERNA Roedor, Kathy Santen, Paula496-3000. shop, farmyard & petting zoo, Greek & Pqpular Dancin9 liess than outlet prices, Antiques & Collectibles,I Scrofano, and GeneWeygandt. - snack shop, mini-golf course, . Roast Lamb - s Chicken . Rides&Games - - presents opera s Antiques R Music by " THE PAWNZ Garage Sale Items, Crafts, etc, miniature passenger train and s Sowelakia - M Three NiGhts - ArsMusica s Gyros . Gifts - I I Chicagowill small animal nursery. Phone far ..Vases Dance Exhibttions present 'LaPurpura deIa Water Tower Craft -information; (708) 362-6774. s Loukorntudes . - e Ouzo, Beer, & Wine Forhifomnadon(708)529-9590 . - Salutava & Tradttionul Pastriea -.s Better CostumeJeweiry - Rosa,' onFriday, June 26 at 8 -- Meet Old rk New Friends p.m. in the Candida Lund Audi- Festival planned Cablevision lorium at Rosary College, 7900 -introduces new CHICAGO'S HOlIEST MUSICALWest Division Street, River For- Hundredsofathotsand Iween Michigan Avenue and est. craftspeoplefrom 18 states Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, service Guarantee ADMISSION 3 BIG DAYS! GRAND RAFFLE Written by famed playwrightacross the nation will join with trom i i am. to 7 p.m. on Friday Cablevision of Chicago has s $3.00 Without Coupon - Fri., June 26 s 6p.m. - Mid...... $100,000 INPRIZES! Calderon de la Barca, the libret-talented area exhibitors tatill though Sunday, June 26-38. Sat., June 27 s 4 p.m. - Mid. to is based on the mythical lovethe sidewalks during the 20th adopted a policy to furthe guar- s2.00 With Coupon - Art In Action wilt be included - astee timely service for all sub- . Children i 2 andunder FREE Sun.,,June28 Noon-Mid. - story of Venus and Adonis. Annual Water Tower Art & Craft in the show with some of the ex- Tickets are $15; $1 2.50 tor sta-Festival, - scribers, it was announced by FREE PARKING! hibitors working and demon- William P. Morton, Cablevision ean . ooapan ter $7 per porronlohitd md dents and senior citizens. Mes- The show, to be presented by offer valid on Friday otrating during the show. Free AdmtuÌon - enlay u,nttnvtt,d ride.. tercardandVisuareacceplod. American Society of Artists, a ofChicagogeneral manager. At Maine East High School tram 6 p.m. to midnIght end sund.y trota i lO Olher displuys will range from - The service guarantee, effec- Sand.1 O.IY Free, FREE Shuttle Service ixpit L Yenixur ALE new Mwirel ThrilLer For more information, or to re-.national membership organiza- Naos Te 4 p-er.t 5 p..,. ONLY. 8d @ I PHANLOM OFrHL OPERA stainedglassworks,hand- live as ofJuly 1-, is as follows: If daily and on Sunday serve tickets, cull Rosary Col-tian, will be held on Chicago Av- begining at 4 p.m. leoe ut 1758) 524-6454. voue and adiacent streets- be- wrought laweiryr pottery, hand- Cablevision service or installa- 'Smashingly Staged. craSvd toys und hand-carved tion staff miss a scheduled up- Lavishly Produced!" loather to photography, sculp- pointment, subscribers wilt re- This-Couponis worth $1°° towards admission to ThisCoupon is worth$1w towards admission to lure, mixed media works, graph- Cfl,,si,anse,, TRIBUNE ceive a $10 credit on their 3DAY GREEKFESTIVAL Oscar's - lus, and even batiks, grapevine monthly cable bill; und should 3DAY GREEK FESTtVAL - - Greek Orthodox Church "Musical Theatr 9O4OWaukeganRoad '.- crafts und wide variety of unique the rescheduled appointment st,John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church St, John the Baptist Morton Grove (708) 965-1977 arts and crafts, All of the exhibi- also be misued, the subscriber Fddey Jan, 26- 6 po, ta Midoi ht , free 2350 twopeCe lei Ib, roltweyl Friday Jeer 26- 6 pm ta Mldolgtd 2350 000peve leO Ohr Oalloayi 1992 at it's Best!" tors will be happy ta discuss will receive one month of 1992 Sstordny Joe, 2T- A pm to Mtd:olgtd Der PIelero, Iltlaal, setaedoy Juoo27-4pmtaMidoi hI OSCARS SUMMER SPECIALS D,, Fluions, tubatO suodoy, Joe, 28. Naao ta Midnight theirworkwjth you. cable service. - sooday,ivaO 08- Near lo Mtdotgt.t i7osiiuT-sslo RVPTAOÛrO/TU Each Week We Will Fresent Divxountvd Mono EnSero 170ei827-StuO 'This new policy is designed GREEK FOOD GREEK SPECIALTIES GREEK FOOD GREEK SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Among the eahibitors will be .RearO Lamb Chiale. e Laahaam,.dr, Reblare - ReactLambe Chiale,, Baklava to reinforce Cablevision's cam- . e Laaknomudes . 5oolukba . Gyroc Jrvmbey "Stunning... Friday, June 26 through Thursduy, July 2- Esuluding Sundays Tom Chvng Suh, Hilas; Terez a 500,b,,kie GWaO . Aetbqare th-'h a Aeliqare Cohen,Nurlhbrook;Michelle mitment to the best possible e Memubokia e V.ura . Gill lOom, . M,eethabia e V.0ev C Gill lOom, Endlessly. LIVEENtERTAINMENT CARNIVAL Stark, Glenview; Beverly Eisen- customer nemica,' says Gener- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT CARNIVAL Marieby 'TE'Peer,' .M,ebo by 'IS, Porra' e RIdro e Gerra Ingenious!". LAKE SUPERIOR WHITEFISH al Manager Morton.'We be- . Rld,,.Gam,e e Grr,ka,,d Papelee Daeolsg FREEPARKING olein, Glenview; Mary Scurry, . Greek ,,ed Popular Dereiog - FREEPARIUNG ADMISSION WA,ss. SUN-TIMES Des Plaines; Jim Rasmussen, lieve that our customers recog- ADMISSION . At Melee Real 111gb Seboal C Al Slalom Foal high Sdord niza, appreciate and deserve e $3.00 ,rlthoel Deuten .FREESballI, Servie, . $3.06 nllboal 000tee eFREESbattI. Servie, ST SIRLOIN AUJUS Des Pisinos; Gary Green, Sko- at- . $2.00eilkeoepoe e 5,. map o, bark e $2.00 010k 00apr. e S., map a, back SPECiAL SAThRDAY sbavo ErRons includyI 5oup or Salad. Pelato or Vegetable kiv; Lubov Yegudin, Nues; Phil the high level cf service we . Cbildo 12 & end,r FREE . Cbitdrro It A a,drr FREE - FREE Mmiaoioa w SardaS WEEKDAY MAnNCES fer; und, as wo allrealize, one . FREE MO,Ieeee e, Surduy 5150,000 GRANO RAFFLE slso,wtu GRAND RAS FLE SPECIAL Di nne,eiRIA de Oroere voc000W north Tray Warren, Skokie; Diane Rog- Noon to 4 p.m. Kids Divo Free Join OSCARS Family nass, Skukie; Irma Katz, 5ko- missed appointment--and one Nero la 4 p.m "CASUAL DINING AT HOMEMADE PRICES" kie. brooD Days o Week . LEech aEd Di rne,'Ma io, Credi Cardo OSoopred Additional information may be many. l)d.'--1 iR A Candlelight Dinner Playhouse (708) 496 3000 °dbtdlí(vd1 fygrffDtA5yiyf5p)312( 75(-2500. .11no.- Pagel6Thursday, June 25 1992 Entertainment Taste of Chicago offers family fun . Theatre to present More than ever, this years er Circus, apooscred by Traeenjoy a western stunt team Taste of Chicago offers fun for Value Hardware Stores sod per- show (July1(,rope-spinning 'You Can't Take It Wfth You' the entire family with continuous forming several shows daily for demonstrations (July 1), story- free admission entertainmenf. all nine days of Taste. telling (July2(,a marionette Northeastern Illinois Universi-centeroftheplay are eventually- tyTheatre The "Nut for Kids Only" area, Many of the Chicago area's show (July 2( and much more. )NEIU( presentscaught evading the personal in- doubledin size last year by top museums also are partid- And on any given day, young- You Can't Take lt With You, come tax. Mayor Richard M. Daley, re- pating in Taste, with special ad- er Taste of Chicago visitors arethrough Saturday, Jane 27, at Assistant professor Anna An- mains just as big in 1992 and tiVities for children designed to likely to run ints the Berenstain 7:30 p.m. inthe university'staramian of NEIU's speech and features awide variety of perfor- entertain and educate, aord-Bears, the crimefighting dog Stage Center, .5500 N. Louisperforming arts department is mances for children. ing to Mayor Office of Special McGrutt, Paddington Bear, OBi- Ave., in Chicago. directing the play, which will be On the Burger King Nut for Events Director Kathy Outer- cur Friendly from the Chicago George Kaufman and Mossperformed bymembersof Kids Only Stage, top acts ap- man. PoliceDepartment, andthe Hart's classic comedy includesNEIU's Summer Theatre class. a varietyof odd charactersRobert G. Smith designed the pearing this year include Beet- Ove June 29, the Adler Plan- . Wild Thing" from Mauri Sen- lejuices Graveyard Revue" di- etariamoffers telescope len- duk's famous book. whose figured sut how to enjoyset and lighting, and Judith War, rectfromUniversalStudios sons and the making of sun, July 3, of course is the giant life with,very liSle money. Withren designed costumes. A Bugle Newspapers Publication Junø.1 Hollywood and Florida (June moon and staç masks at the tireworks display- sponsored hobbies ranging from collecting Admission is $8; senior citi- 27-26(; Snsppys Workout, Family Oasis at Buckiogham for the second year by Marshall live snakes to eaperimentingzens and stadentn, $4. For tick- featuring the world's first beagle Fountain, while the Kohl Chil- Field's and is sure to be a treat with dangeroas fireworks in theet information, call (312( 794- aerobics instructor (June 30(; dren's Museum preaents crafts, torchildren and adults alike. cellar, the two families at the 6952. and a giant 13-foot robotic scor- eaperiments with bubbles and While these arejast highlights pion from the Field Musuem face-painting at the Circus Fam- of u vast array et family enter- (Julyl). tainment,it must be remem- Santa Fe Summer Also fautured Will be local fa- ilyOaais on June29 and Jsly3. Instruction in mbking origami bered that Taste st Chicago is- vorites like Bozo the Clown and after all - atood festival. lis magical triaod Wizzo (July 3( (ewelry and tans will be avuila- Festival tri-p set bleJune 30 trum the Art Institute With more than 70 restau- If music, mountains and the and baseball tan on Chicago rants offering samples of their ation. White Sao Day (July 4(. of Chicago at the Family Oasis stars intrigue you, pack your The cost is $1 420 per person at Buckingham Fountain, which wares, you can be sure to find bags and travel to beautiful New Ongoingentertainmenttor traditional kid-favorite toads- in- and $1 470 based on double oc- children is offered by Taste ot also is where to find the July 1 Mexico to hear the "Santa Fecupuncy. Fares include round- children's activity dluding hambargero, pizza and Chicago atthree sites, including workshop Summer Festival of Music" ledtripairtare and ground tranapor- hosted by the Chicago I-liutori- hot dogs - while the more esotic by Oalrton's opera enpert, Pat- the Family Oasis at Bucking- cal Society. fares from caisines around the tationbetweenairportand hotel, ham Fountala and the Family rick Casali, protessorof humani-plus many more amenities; The Shedd Aquarium offers world tantalize the most sophis. ties. Oasis at the Circus, both spon- ticated adult tastebuds, Payment can be made by banda-on experimentuwithbub- The seven-day tour io ached- - sored by Mio 1O2IWTMX FM Taste of Chicago runs from check or major créditcardu. The Radio. bies and gases at the Backing- uled to depart from Chicago's ham oasis on June 29. June 27-July 5, from 1 1 am. to deadline to register for the tour The Circus Oasisisaptly O'Hare Airport, Monday, Aug. 3 is Aug. 1. As part st the Chicago Coon- 9:30 p.m. daily, For more intor-and return on, Sunday, Aug. 9. named because it lu adjacent to mation, contact the Chicago Of- For more information, contact the Calpepper and Merriweath- try Music Festival children can The toar is sponsored by the tice of Tourism at (312) 280-Emeritus Program For OlderBee Cornelissen at (708) 635- 5740 (from out of town, call Adults. 1812. (800( 487-2446( or the Mayor's Famous for itsmagnificent Amusement Park NIPPERSINK Office of Special Events at (312) production and impeccable mu-- 744-3315. TheTDD numbertor COUNTRY CLUB & LODGE sical standards, the Santa Fe offerstamily - hearingimpaired personsis Opera, rasjustly earned a high- Open to the Public (312( 744-29e4. pa ly esteemed international repu- activities GOba CIV, W000dn Information & Celebrating their-i 6th year of Reservations, entertainingNorthernIllinois Caih MORTON GROVE THEATRE residents, Tom and Jim Krist- (4Ia 279.5211 of's Entertainment Cedler and 7300DEIVIPSTER (708) 967-6010 World of Fun, Lake County's Let the Good Times Roll, Splash, Tee-off, 2nd largest Amusement Park, - - -,,, - - STARÑ.FA!DAY-. JJ,$flg ' -: offers tamules. a stay fell or fun Volley, Work Out, Party and Recuperate at - wrthost a.csver öhargb,.- bWHITE MEN - Everyday: 12:45.3:00. look forward -to enter- 5:15. 1:30. 9:45 NIPPEIISINK COUNTRY CLUB & LODGE CANT JUMP. R taming' whatever size group you may havel Bring your fami- . Vacation Cottages Available Daily, Weekly FERN GULLY' y,visiting guests, a softball Everyday: 1:15. team, or birthday party into our e Seasonal MembeiThips Available 2:50. 4:25. 6:00 . Kitchenette Cottages or the Lodge AnImated Cartoon D Entertainment Center knowing ysa can hace as much fun as s Countly Surroundings . Lake Tombeau HELD OVER - Everyday: 1:00. 3:15. everyoneelse,'says Tom "MY COUSIN VINNY" 5:30. 7:45. 10:00 Kristot, cs-owner ofKristof's fl Entertainment Center -and Peatwtng: World of Fun. e Lakefront Beach e SwimmIng Pool18-hole ChampIonshIp Golf Couse HELD OVER Everyday: 2:30. - Leave the clean-up behind . TennIs CourS e Table TennIs. ExercIse Room 5:00. 7:30. 10:00 and have a great time bowling e teach & Pro Step I Rari Banquet Fadfl9es Ikrup to 400 'FRIED GREEN TOMATOES and playing in our arcade. You PG will probably win one st oar WEEKDAY $5495 WEEKEND $69.95 many prizes. Then, go outside GOLF SPECIAL: per person GOLF SPECIAL: per person fIELD OVER Everyday: 8:00. 9:50 for a World of Fun! You can perday, dbl. eccup, per day dbt. occup. "WAYNES WORLD" challenge a friend to le holes IPG-131 on sur besatiful Miniature Golf Course, hit some balls in oar VISA Drtcute ALL SEATS $1.50 FOR ALL SHOWS baSing cages or raca on oar Go-CartTrack,'JimKristof said. Kriutst's Entertainment Ceo- Il ter and World of Fun is located r - A World Of in Round Lake Beach at 421 Fun W. Rollins Road, two miles ' west of Roste 83, THe flesible :FREEI 1(fflSTOf Ail In One" 10 am. until 10:30 p.m. sam- fNTERTAi.T . Family Arcade & mer vacation hours fit into any hectic schedule. to make plans ,0 Redemption Center i RIflrt1_- .. or for more informationcall . 12 AMF Bowling Lanes 17081 546-2512, i I . 18 Hole Elaborate Dance Recital (1) ONE FREE Miniature Golt Course i GO-KART . Batting Coges - Revue planned Hard Ball/SoB Ball I RIDE i . Formula (K) Go Kart /Track for June 26 . Birthday And Party The Marjorie Beile Dancing I I School students and teachers NOT VALID Packages- Our Speciatty will be performing their Dance i WITH ANY I . Banquet Facilitiva Recital Revue atCentre East for For All Occasions the Performing Arts, 7701 N. OTHEROFFER I I (708)5462512 . Lounge/DJ Entertainment Lincoln Ave. on Friday, June 25, OR COUPON & Dancing at7:30 p.m. I I ROu,/ß IA/(E BEACH tickets for this event are $10 EXPIRES for adults and $5 for children an- 421 W. ROLLiNS RD., ROUND LAKE BEACH, IL der 12. AUG31,1992 I i lo MILES WEST OF GREAT AMERICA - The Recital Revue is being conducted by Bunny Luberda, Lu_ _ _ _ J AUGUST 1991 SUMMER ALL DAY SPECIAL director, wilh teachers Sandy TOMO O SEA MON.-FRI. i I A.M. - 5 P.M. Reibscheid and Jenny Troiani One of the cicgantnewbathroomdesigns ai the $15 PER PERSON ALL DAY assisting. New to the stufi this .' 1 ix ( ,ii [ir (n FAMILY FUN Unlimited Go Kurtivg l52 Mio. Haiohtl - Minietsre Colt . SoWing (Ohoes lnoluded( year is Roberta Cassidy, who KIrhier Bathroom Showcrtse (lin iii ( CLOSE TO t Free Hot Dog a 1 Freo 1500.1 Oad Pop Ivoludod Thor Day. will be introducingthe Arne 29'; Mi1wau-..c'e \L'ttup ill t. h(LJl.ii. ArcudeGom os AreNatlnsleded lojhie Pyckayp. Modern Dance Techniqse.

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TT ì1I-' oda - ___,1 4__ tL1t !xBle Thursday, June 25, 1992 Page 19 How to make Energy-efficient tips for air conditioners trees grow If yon run your air conditioner or replace frequently. has no "high gear--is just keeps same number of BTUs per hour, the same way most people run . Don't try cooling more spacerunning nudI the thermostat set- no matter what temperature sel- i-ióWRóòM faster thnir heating systems, that is, ifthan youruuitcae handle. dug is reached.If removes the tiug it selected. Establishing trees on a lot it an you set the thermostat and then . Keep shades, blinds and cur- important stop, and landscaping forget it, yon're probably wasringtains closed un the sanny tide of professionals saggest bssying Ilse energy and money, your home to block solar heat largest trees possible. However, Although air conditioners nett gain, and consider doing ir for alt . there is another factor even moreheatingsystemn have timitarwindows in cooled rooms to im- important than their cost: Thefunctions (adjutting air tempera- prove insulation. Now tith beautiful faster the trees grow, the soonerturns), air conditioners are vastly . Keep storm windows closed homeowners have cooling shade.different, Au air conditioner not to mIam cool air and block solar Homeowners sometimes lose only eemoves heat, it also re. healgain. nr slant young trees because ofmoves moisture to avoid giving . Outside temperatures are A±mstrong some common mistulces. Lack ofyou a clammy feeling when the coolest between midnight and water is the biggest danger. It desired lemperatareis reached. dawn. Consider Opening ap and takes a new tren np to three years Operating costs- will vary ac- using a window fan le cant nata- nowaxfloor to develop roots lo make np farcording to how you use yaw air rally, then döse up to retain cool air. those lost in transplanting. Doe- conditionne. A typical air coudi. . ing tIsaI time, they ore vnlnerabte douer runs about 450-750 hours Leaving the nuit on while to drought. per cooling season. depending un yOn're away increases your eIre- costs evenless! Moreover, when ficsttransplaot- special conditions in your home, trie bill. Try using nu air condi- ed, trees have so few roots tisat personal comfortneeds, and actu- tiooer timer to start the soit an they may not eveo be able to lake al weadsercouditiout. hourorsobefornyon return. np all the water available. If new . If you have central air coutil- CHECK OUR - trees wilt badly, penne some of . If used during daylight hours, honing, cool only the rooms you the top branches to balance Ihnit will use more energy than mt ase, bnldon'tclose all your vents; LOW PRICES loss nf roots. Shower the foliagewould ifusedonly ut night. closing too many ofthem actually relit willing stnps To water the . A unit exposed to direct sun- reduces operating efficiency. rents, make a donghnnllikn de. lightwill need more energy than n . Timers and setback thereto- Save now on pression a few inches deep 2 lo 3 shadedunil. statt on central units save money, cushioned Castillan11 feet from the trank so water will - . Don'tover-cool. Sel your air too. Plus from Armstrong conditioner at a comfortable set- . Watch Ilse thermostat l'ilte n No-won Caslilian Pias is not mn off. Not long 0go, O dish- hug. Try 7S degrees first; com- canhionedloreomforl. Plan, it like depression entending the hawk if you have more than one tealures u slain-resistant same distance sronnd theMe waspared to 72 degrees, every degree person in your borne. If you set Color Guard' vinyl no-waa considered ideal. Bat the dongh- above72 degrees typically redue- the thermostatat6O degrees, hop- surface lar long-lasting, easy- nut works helter becanse it pm- es your cooling costs by up to 5 ing forquickercooliug, you'll end to-koep bnasly. Nsr' in now percent up with a needlessly big power tor n pockel-pleasiug price vents pnddting nroaud the ternIs, . Keep the filter clean. Clean where watercoalcicanserot. - bill because the air conditioner Water deeply- as much as 5 gal- tons for a 3- 10 4-fooL lene - each Emphasize fun when week that Ilsern is less than t melt mng isi of rainfall. decorating child's room re Wrapping and slaking is some- Decorating fur a kid can br Brighten and cushion a floor times required by norseriet if child's play. Don't forget to leave wills ineopensive cultuo rugs fit-. - their guarantee is -to be honored. room for fon. To finish with lop ted wish 000.stip padding. Whim- - KRAFTEX Wrapping the tower tennIs with scores, keep the follnwing straIn- bvaslmrd hardwood lluars offer a New Kohier Bathroom Showcã tree wrap or heavy paper will pee- girt in mind sehen designing asmooth surface for car racing, vent snnburn until the canopy of FLOOR CORPORATION child'sroom: - slammd np to'kid-puwered use, and leaves grows nnnagh In sIsado the Choose furnishings that grow don't show dust as rapidly as 6444 MILWAUKEE AVENUE trnnk. Wrapping also pmnvenlswith the child. Letter-perfect watt darker floors. Cheerful rugs msf- some damage from insects andcovrtittgtcanspellbindkids fie play noises and warm np the power tunIs, inch as lawn mow- CHICAGO (312) 763-6468 frominfancy to tlteday they grad- space. - , ets and trimmers. Use maskingante from elementary schual. THE BOLD LOOK lape. and leave the wrap in place.Sleek bunk beds work well as a Itwill evenlnallyrol off. handy rest slop for toddlers or Staking was, until recently, ateen-agers, plus they tend over- OF rule without exception. New re-night buddies a place to roust. search, however, itas shovvn thatThespace-suvirtg beds free ap the KOHLER® sume sway is necessary foe treesfloor for more important things, to develop strength and resu- such us racing cart, sprawling ant irnce. Too much swaying willwith o pite of beaks. or-inviting keep the roots constantly under ë're Here ttte ruhm gang in. stress and prevent them from sel- Corral clutter voids style and sling and spreading. So, use therase. Abatir basket steedsready nsiniinnin stakiug necessary, per-lo catch toys, then allows them to hops none for small transplants. be seen as culorfot accenls. Adda Remuve tirs to test the tren forbasket ur Isvo when passessious strength, aed take out stakesmultiply. If die child learns la ToFill.Avbid when they're not needed. toss toys in the baskets when NC. Another danger te trees is gai-playtime is over, the rest of the dliog. This ofteu happens to new cleaning is easy. Just make the trees shut come wills a wire label beds, dosI, audgo. looselyattached. As thetree DUCVER grows, the trunk or branch gruws so usuels in circnusferonce that Ilser4 wien is embedded in tIte bark. RLINGTON Grasvth will ilion be restricted, ARPET & aud there wilt be a swelliog above n, NIKBA this puint. ÜILE l Girdling can kill a Irre quicker I Is than any type uf injury because it CUSTOM r---1 ' I -T can entirely cntnffthr flow of en- DRAPERIES I I Lnss0 trienls and waler 10 the branches : farther sp the tree. To avuid gir- 643-47Wolf' Rd. : Norwood Plaza tWntf& Cmtr.tt -,--%._____ Tiiii tIling, remuve anything that could a 2293 \iIi AU AVENUE u 11111 ever bind. Run guy wires tlsroagh Des Plaines pieces of hose, asid remove Ibero (709) 827-8600 as soon as they are nalonger Ask us about our competiti.vrates for your next home mortgage, needed.Whenpossible,Irr SALE i u' brauches willi soft string or pier- ' jrhomjuityfte f credit. (Milwaukee & California) I- home improvemef es of uylao hose that willstretch Carpet Sale!

or break before Ilsey bind. , upto - Nicks and iojaries from power $6 2 .IIlIn . 11;r CHICAGO tunis probably kill mole trees Custom.mads First Colonial Bank NdtThwest n thananythiug. Modem lawn q mowers can skin awaybark and Draperies The Sign OfA1e11-Run Batvk,SM leave Ihn muer layers open 10 su- 25% off A FissI Colunlil Brisk. sects and disease. Stringtrim- l)sespsiri rl G seers ward, P. 0. tlox 48.253, Niles, flhieei, 60h48 700/298.33051 (312) 34276OO mees can da even mure damage. Cnrn wIndow i finar 800 Wkeelieg tOurd, Wl,rrlisg, tlliisuis 60090 708/020.11900 nnsøriflfis enloctinos The best way 10 avuid this is to : !nLfli SÍU boucnn uon orfi131111 mulch the area arosnd 111e trunks 952 Fi,si Culo,,irl hurl, rhirri Corpo,asio,, M r,,, her 'DIC rronmt 1W13 R Il d , Ì : : ' Mon.thmSan3te5.Mt&Th11t 1of temes . PAGE 21 ThE BUGLE NEWSPAPERS' SUBURBAN HOMES ThURSDAY, JUNE 20,1992

L 00e Mau: SUBURBAN HOMES e :. . ... : . . Pe2o:Thursday,June251992...... Home improvement Cabinet designsafford homeowners Mena 0 questions answered custom lookwithout customprice Not many years ago, honte- Q: Ive been toEd that new Cnn- kept titornaghty snaked svitls a owoers looking to remodel their Crete should be kept meist for ut garden hose so a film nf vater ne- In, mains an tite entire sanface of Ilse kiicheo did not have many op- least alse days while Curing. cabinW.s. wanderingjust muy nach strong- concrete thrnugtsnnt the carscg unes when it came io Now, many langer U.S. cabinet penosI. SINCE 1945 - er Can it get, and hoW long nitonld manufacturers offer as maoy an Q: t have a septic system peak- itcnee for masimam steengllt? 45 or more differentcabinet A: Keeping concrete moist lseltts hem. Once a year. I save to dig sp ntyien ranging from oak, cheesy thecoringprocess.Cohcrele my lank cover and ctean ost the hardens as a result of a chemical tank. We have a waten softener and maple io pickled pine and whictt stet abont 20 pnonds nf while and almond laminate, pro- reactieO, calledhydration,be- viding homeownerS within- tween cement and watee, net be- satt weekly. We ssvitchesi snaps, created design flexibility. DINERS canse it drier. The haedening, ne softeners, etc., bnl nothing helps. \Vaste fonds and grease ann kept "As few as tes years ago, - HOURS: coring, condnuen as long as mois- homegwnern were fumed lo go tueeeetnttins in be concrete. If Inn to n very minit,tnnt. Can yon MON, A THURS. 7 30 AM - 9 PM ttetp? custom anytime they wanied cab- TWF: 7:30 AM-5:30 PM; SAT 8 AM . b PM - much water in ont from the con- ines that were a little ont of the crete tlsrongts evaporation, hydra- A: Cleaning nr pnnsping ont a ordinary," said Connie Edwards, OPEN SUNDAY: 10 AM - 3 PM don - and the hardening process - septic tank once a year really is not that bad. Most healdt depart- certifted kitchen designer (CKD) stnwtttown neceases. for American Woodmark Corpo- Concrete cnntinnes to gain ments mcnmmend that the tank 5514 MILWAUKEE AVE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60630PHONE (312) 763-7337 slanuld be cleaned every two In nation, Winchester. VA. strength after ponring foe as tong "lis order io compete with the it retains moistnbe,. bot tite foar yeact, depending on use. as smaller, costumer cabinet maker, anger it etnist-cares, tise sloasee Even when a septic system is fnnctinning property, the lank larger manufacturers have great- tise rate nf strength gain. Moist- ly increased their offerings in cnriog concrete for 20 days more should becteanedpenindicalty, nr standard sizen, finish opliosis and atleastinspectedforsindge titan danktet its strength com- occmnosies, which allow home- pared witit foste days of moist- bnildup. hncreanad offerings in slandard sizes, finish options and au- cnring, which isconsidered a Apparently, tIte waste water owners to create a custom look censorias forkitchen cabinets allow homeowners to creale cus- for their kitchen withoatpayissg a minintsm. Atdtonglt the greatest from yonr avaler softener regenee- tom-looking kilchens at a fraction of lhe coni. Piclored is 'Bed- coutomerprice," she added. gain is je the first week nr tsvnaf- atinoprocessdisclsurgesinto ford,' from American Woodmark's Pafriol Serais lina of slocit ynar septic system. This is a pa- 'Stock" cabinets are bauscally ter pntsring, the cnring peocess off-the-sack, offered in siaadard cabinelry. continues for several mnnths. tentiat ptnbtem, especially if tite sizes, and available at home con- Cencrete that is not moist-cured teaclting held is inslalted in a 1ers aud kitchen and bath show- pullout drawers now have easy- ning." This helpfulguide walks at alt dries ton rapidly, sud reacts- finelytentnred clay-type soit. raums. According to Kuchen & glide epoxy-coaled railer slides, homeowners through the basics es less titan hatf its potential de- Tite satt brine in tise waste walec Bath Busioms, an industry trade "tw.y susans" cao now be foundof effective space planning und : '--'r sign strengttt. It witt attn have n is not broken dnsvn by bacterial magazine, sleek cabinets curaiS- in more than halfofullcomer and design, determining how much Soie Ends greaterusnsberofsttrinkage acdnn as it passes dsrongh the ue te dominale themarket corn-base cabineis; und boilt-io leash cabinet siorage is needed, huir-lo cracks. septic ianknn its way to the leach- judge cabisetqnalily and the my- Sun., pnising more than 54 pestent, containers for sink basen are be- JuIyssh Tise sonst frequent moist-caring ing field. with coolant and serni-cnslorn coming most commonplace," riad ofoptionsavailabte io home- As tite satt accamalates in the nentnssnì,ni.,i:, mettttstisto spread mnistnre- makiog up ihn remainder. suidHarL owners, tetaittiltg fabric, noch at bnrtap, field, it can and often dnes, ctng Accordiog to Leslie Hart, etti- For homeowners inieresied is For u free copy ofthis booklet, over the concrete after ithas Isard- the voids in the soit, thereby dam- tor of Kitchen & BathBusiness.updating or remodeling then or formoreinforwalionon Amer- - ened rnnsgh to present snrface aging and sttnrtening the life nf manufactureraarecontinuallykitchen, American Woodmark iran Woosimark producta, call dr tn ann. TIse fabric slsostdhe dtn disposaI f.ici4 opgratliog Ihrircubinets.'Nearly has recently published 'The Inch- 800-292-2935 or stop by yost lo- three-fourths of ail cabinetswith ByInCh Guide to Kitchen Pian- cul homecenler. - . Umbrella Home owners concentrate ontrees,shrubs WATERPROOFING The spring drought, which cutcisionregardsngflowersand during the early morning or late BONUS" average rainfall in the Chicagoturf, he added. evenisg hours, even throughout u' Rog.$l047 - . Plnt ond Wllpapos urea roughly in half as ofmid Cheesman, whose company the night if necessary. This helps uu prevent lhe water from evaporaI- __1"PECIAL NOW Stains and Varnishes i-June, is raking ils toll throughoutspecializes in residential land- Tanin and Equipment the city and suburbs, causingscapiag, said trees and shrubs ing. - 3(ooe(: flourishnear 3, Waler effectively. Make VALANCE Honrar M-F 7 ta 5 home owners to wonder whether which nainrally Bent by Den/ge ,_ $9.99 Gallon Frine uf .. sure ail waler ends np uronnd :.; Wed 710 12 Nana their lawns and gardens will sur- ponds and streams are especially Gallon these tnatased Besiamin trees and shrubs, and not on the aal4N.wnnkegonflnnd Sat 7h52 vivethelong, hotnnmmerahead. prone io stress under drought Mooro Paint Prodants. NIbs, iL6a648 (708) 966-5465 Closed Suadny According io a landscape ex- conditions. These include trees driveway or sidewalk. Adjust Vertical SaleEnds July 5, 1992 peri, home owners should pay like the willow, red maple and uprinklers and hosts for maxi- particular attention to new trees river birch, and shrubs Iske the mam efficiency. lt's best to waler and shrubs when caring foe theirred dogwood and rock spray co- less fssnquently, but for lodger pu- CARRIER GASI1I.EFFICIENCYFURNACES! landscaping. toneaster. nous of dm0. 'The health of newly planted However, even mature trees 4. Prepare a mulch. If a mulch irres and shrubs should be ofund shrubs that generally with- was noi laid dowu upon installa- greatest concern during a siasnd drier cenditioss can suffer lion, prepare one that is three drought," said My Cheesman,daring a moderate to heavy inches in depth. Extend the mulch maintenance managc' for The drought, Cheesman n,id. hIe of- in a circular shape up io one fool ILT Company, a landscape de- fermi homeowners the following beyond the plants root bail on sigss,buildandmaintcnastcefirsn. advice on how to help trees noti newly pianied trees uod shrubs, . CUT HEAliNG BILLS up ta 40% 'Yoang trees and sb-abs are not shrobs survive the effects of this larger ifpossibie. "The wider the -with the 91% oyiuioni Cas Cormier Weather- only more sascepdbie to drought spring's drought. ring of mulch lise better, because weber OX Furnunea with Mini-S eentlensing than lawns, thoy'ee also much 1.Check local restricilons. it simulates a more natural envi- morecotlly to replace. Contact your local village hall re- ronmentfortheplant,' Çhecsmun E,tal,:t t Irait tard . LARGEST CAS FURNACESELECTiON said. He recommends a shredded n tgandnMnnsnil1h S :' , I: S 5 0 it nra, :it a tfyou live in an arca that's notgarding any watering restrictions n:,It0::::IysoaI,d -a mudol fur nvoty homo O budget irrsgated, ils best io concentrate -and follow the law. Schedule wa- hardwood mulch and discourages tratos, r5:t::5p5:5a 5,5,510 hrtI:-Çrss 05.5115 ,::d :.:nnts,:rt . CARRiERs AFFORDABLE - RELIABLE - maintenance efforts on lanes first, ieringdutiog theiimesaliowed. theuseofgravel orpiastic. then shnabsand finally make a de- 2. Waler early or late. Water 5. Avoid fertilizers. 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Estrasers tsan, Oests 550 '230'Advanced Latex Mrrnstrong Steel Door Co. scuper architecture and mainte- satutal nerd seist House PatS AIR CONDITIONING, INC. Chicago $100 nance company that specializes . Fra tssessnstlsmni starte, 051es Caulking Sealant. OPEN THURSDAY in residential and commercial tnpstlesC f and psotncton 4117 N. Milwaukee 5245 North Harlem Ave. OFF atal sstn:uen - 12'!, bihs. saalE ut Kovrody Eup.i UNTIL 9 PM landscaping. The company is , nr.5mb snellnt ssds:atkis stand bina'istste 31 2 2R35O4O,:. 774.1005 ---- j:Iibntl quartered in Prairie Vi9s. TT ìI1; U4L I '22flu' JuM25 1992 r1tairgJj Vinyl fencing lets Don!t neglect repairs Linking safety? energy bills Paint problems? Isyourhome wired for homeowners 'forget it' to damaged concrete Electricityisthe servant of toasters or irons foil te heut duty formols or moisture resist- modern man.lt heats, cools, properly - ant foroeldoor work. Worn nords lt's a good idea to repair dads-formj to prevent sticking and to landscaping Don't blame the paint aged concrete us soon an possible. lights, and helps us clean our TV picture shrinks can canse short ninnuits, shocks, dampen the base ofthn opening. lfyouritome's energy bills seem Usually it's the paint itself thatpainl. When ignored, small cracks und Alligaloring is u ceuckieg and homes; it freeees oar fond and .yoa'ee shortafoatlets andeven fires. Tamphopatchingmixinfirm- higit it's probably time for a close gets thoblumeforpuintproblems Puses und circuit beakers shut other damage will soon grow ions on your home's exterior, In mustflaking of the paint in a squareprovides as with lite informalion Don'Iplanenordswhere projects that reqsire mach morey overfiltiog slightly to ottone look al the landscaping. Curefot nod entertainment of radio undoff the cament whenever too for shrinkage. Jab u trowel into trlectinn -andponitioningof eases, the causo lies elsewhere.pattern. It can result from apply- someone will Ii-ip over them or time and work. FIere are some commonpnohlemssngpanntnveraprevinon coat thattelevision. Huwever, this "good much of it tries ta flow through a where they will get eccessive Patching consposnds may be ep-the concreto several timento plants will help to control heat and faithful servant" mast be wire. This can result fronta short eliminate aiepockets. audwayslOPeeventthem had a high gloss fisish that was wear (ceder rugs, across door- osy, latex nr mortar. Epooy or ta- loss orgain - andtheircontn. used properly ta prevent anni-circuit (bare wire touchiag a Piace â board on edge ocrosn Think of the cooling Comfort of Blisteriugistheeunliestslageofnot sanded, use of the wrong ways, etc.) teapnttctsiitgcompounds cost primee or use ofold paint, parntc- dents. grouud), overloading (tao many end of tite form, titen avorio it a shady spot on a Itou day. Homes peeling arndis uesatly caused by Don'tpull acord to disconnect usoro tItan patctsing mortars, bot mOisture trapped nuder the newularly paint that's been stored in , The number one cause of anci- lights or appliances an one nr-aplug,pull theplsg itself toward tite sitter with a aigoag can be similarly cooled by plant- nuit) orfrom a defectivepaetin an ttsey ñtrm a stronger bond, do notsawing motion. paint coat on by poor surfacean unhoated space uod allowed todents is a lack of knowledge or Dakeepcords away from heat reqaire a bonding agent and are ing trees to strategically shade frecce, skill. Here are seme things all of appliaune orother equipment, Fill in loan opots nod titeo re- them from tite most intense sao- preparation. If it occurs withio andwaler netfcuriog. the first few weeks, it's probably To reytnin tino cnnndititno, sand tine us should know about electricity If a fuse blows, try to find the peut the nowiog motion aotil tue light. Pull -the Do inspect cords often for Far targerjobs, itowever, epooy causedby lrappenlmoisuure. surface smootlr and apply tineaudelectrical eqnipmeat. cause and correct it. wear, especially atplugs and can- and lateo patching compoundsconcrete is looel witittise top of Coovernely, in winter, the sao - FienI, he sure your home ismais switch and replace the foros, Fioioh witit a wood float While tatex paietcuu usually bepeoper primer bofare applying a nentions tend to be too expensive end dey if- not blocked by landscaping - now lop coal. wired correctly.Wiring shonlulburuedaulfesewith anewone of or a trowel, will supply free solau'lteat. - applied lo damp sunfaces without too fast. Instead, ose a standard any problem, ulkyd and other oil- Checkiog is a series of boghe installed and checked by acorrect size.Turn on the maie At this time ofyear, many of us csnimerciut patctiiag cortar; fot- . Cover dte slab witts wet borlap Deciduous trees are ideal foren- switnts.If the fete blows agaia, and keep it damp for at least haseclpaints form a moisture bar-lions, with shorter check marksqualified electrician ta comply are busy with outdoor chores, so tttw directions on the pachage. u Orgy landscaping since they pro- crossing between, osoatly cassed with national nodes au well an osake anotherchenk for the cause.here are a few hints to help you week. Keep traffic offthe slab. vide shade doring tIre warnoest rice skia that leaps the -water in- Yea can atso make year awn sitie. The water then tores to va-by the wood nnderoeath espaud-stateaudlocal ordinances. Appli- Ifyon can't fled the problem, callperferrnlhosetasks safely: patching mortar by rnising nno . If a step edge is broken off, months bot allow fine sun to roach aeeienleiciau. pan andforms blisters. ing und coulnacling. Tisis ctun ho uaunes should be approved by Un- .Keep ladders, espeniotl met- part poratand cement with tttreechip away the loose concrete and warm the boote in winter, derwriter's Laboratories. Circuit breakers, which are from the crumbling edge with To avoid Ibis, never paint withproblem wibh esposed plywood al oars, away from electric lines parts sand, then stirring in ennagis u Catting heatiog conta. siding regardless of Ihn kind of Your home isinadequatelyetere nonveuientthon fuses, ante- Nover use electric 10015 Oui- The fonce has long been a part out themainlenance Isassle. hammer and a cold chisel. Hold- The Sait River Project, o major alkyds afterunainslorm, whes the matinally tans off if something water to form a stiff paste. relative humidity is more then 85paini used. wired if you notice any of the foi- sideinrain oren wel surfaces ofAmerican tradition. Unforlu- Vinyl does not rust, peel, chip, .Fixhairtineand narrowing the chisel at un angle, uoder- supplierofelecuricity io Ancona, goes wrong. Oncethe troeble is Use electric poweemowees ow irately, part of that tradition in- perceut, while dew is on the sid- Sanding and thou apptying alowing symptoms: fade or ever require painting. In cracks with masonry crack fitter,cut a V-shaped groove lathe step advised castomers recently that lighis dim when appliancefiord, simptyresetthe swiich. dey grass osly -clades long boors of apkeep, fact, Ralitech, a manafactarer of edge. Clean ond moisten the ro- ing, on too 5000 after yoo'vooew coal of wood primer will notd in home snppty centers. This three trees planted on the west osutttty suino the probtem. Bot ifgoes on Cords are aaothen poteattal 'Wear shoes when using un maintenance, and eventually io- quality vinyl fencing and garden fitlerconres incarteidges ttratyospate area. and southwest sidra of a home wasined ihr old surface. Also, 500mo of trouble. Be sure you placement. Butnotany more. sever paint witen tine tennpenatsrnline oew putinl sInews signs of .moiOns slow down electric lawn mower of hedge specialty prodacts, ases Uy in- innert in a cautking gno and apply . Make a form hoard tite height can save $50 to $100 in summer- - .fnses blow an circuit breakershave fine right type foe the eqsnp- clipper Vinyl fcncing allows today's hihitors in the specially formalat- of the stop and prop it against the cooling coso when they malore. is mote tttítnt 90 degrees Pattreo- cniotiOg tttttse, ctunnnplete ronnasal like caulk. nnf tine old paint is required. trip oulfrrqoeuliy ment you'ee asine, such as heavy homeowner to have an attractive ed vinyl to prevent discoloration step withcoscrete block. Au earlier study by University lac it. . To fill a wider crack, chip Wniokling resnntts io a cniunkied fànce without worrying ahout and impact modifters to provide away tonne coverete with a ham- . Coat the arco to ho repaired of Arizona horticolturints Wil- If tine blisters atiprar after a ¡minting, rolling, rusting. or io- durability. with u handing agent. Using a tians Miller and Churlos Sacama- OsoOtit on so, tise pnntbirnnn is prob- sarfutceInuit is ctunusad by innterfer- nter and a cotd chiset. Holding io0 withrequired drying tutte. AVAILABLE NOW placement. Vinyl fencing allows home- ttue chiset at an aogte, nndercnttrowel, apply patcttiomortar oc no found: ably poor sarface yre1tardtion. Commonplace in Europe, vi- owners lo forget about upkeep an epoxy oe tales palming com- . Exteriorshadiog is noven limes Ifyos svastsedttse sorface fumo Contnibutinsg fñcttirs aun nutut-ttsick the crttcic so that it's wider at theposnd. finnisls citar, bsitding up of tuna nyl fearing was rt introduced and maintenance. Por more in- base than at the surface. Clear the more effective than interior coot- -witit delergeots, did yoa tunke the to Amèrica in the 1980's. fmmalion call Bufftech at 800- . Pend the patch with the trowel ing. timo 10 rinse completely? Unless nnunny luiyeru, nnnsdnrcunau utsunt mum ruhbie nod chtpn with a steeltseveral fimos to removoaie rot conttptetnty dry, wruting sot- - Th, prodúctismadc from a high 333-0569.0e write Oniftech, brostt,shopvacunm, aircotnipres- . A wall in full Sun transndts sont filma are neosovedbefutre HOLL quality, exíiineIy durbIe vinyl 2525 Walden Avenue, Baffala, bohblos. three times the heat of a shaded paintiOg, they can cuisse blister-vesl nur iosprtipenly slimed punint. conWouitd sor or ltaod bellows. Then washUsethesametroweltosmootls Rnpuuir by saoduing snounalts aund Ihiit gravides racel- NV14225. oat tite crack. The surface lo he llsepatchflashwiththerentofthe wall; an unshadedroof adds twice - iug.Also, glossy sorfaces nnsnstbe lent*esithotig rièoperliOs, It in a Surround your hume with a the heatof a shaded oue to the in- given a light sanding, so tise newapplyiog proper prunier before popular choice Ige use around putcised should ho damp - not wetstep. Run an edger tool between puuiOting tunp coat. high quality, maintenance-free - so sponge Ost any water that re- the step and the hoard teriorofastescture, , paiotsvitlgnilt well. Builders podIa as it is unaffected by mois- to compact Peeling is tite curling of tuurge Cttunikiog on powdedog clsarac- vinyl fence litaI does not rust, ataros . . A -dense tree canopy will . Iltepatch. - pieces of dniod pudor und is osere-tenisttcs oro desigoed mio some thre A yinyl fence adds beauty pael, fade or ever require paint- _screen ast at least 80 percent of - Residential/Commercial CAUTION: Wear gloves add . punints tus beep tise snnrfuueo looking aiat'tegtcetonysettiñ-witli- Ing. . Allow about one hour for the the full-tue radiation that falls ois lyaiuntorman'it'estutdan of blistor- . Home Remodeling safety goggles when chiseling, patchto set. Thea carefully te- io0. Severe peeling may atto indi- new. Clnuutkiog ofotd yutintcuuO inn- drilling a hatean beteg, outdoor living tenfere wittn Irrumpen bounding nf u :- EST.1948 or sledge hammering move sine form booed and touch area or building, Miller and Saca- cate ose of a poor isnininor, on ii Room Additions concrete. up theropaie with a trowel, heavy film ofdirt, gueuse ordeaL neuv vomit, so scrub off as nrnunctn uns . To nosprove the bond of the mano estimated such screeniug a -possibtd befutretnuuod. lo scorre 2nd Floor . Care the patch by covering it can reduce masimnm high tom- Preoentioo involves sunnrding tsr patch,coattlsedarnagodareawith with wet burlap and keeping it cuises - you nouny tnunoe to tppty a . Basements peratores inside o typical Iroose - -wiping tite old finisir avuti a de- . L -) villane PIumbin a commercial bonding agent or a damp for sp to seven days. Keep gtossiog liqoid. Tites foitussv tite booding pviutneror amulen. Dormers & SEWER SERVICE INC. tine-to-oneratiocemesr-sand traffic off the by 20 percent. Mildeav ntaoifests itself as new edgo for a Much ofArieonareceives about mannfaclorer's dinectionrs asto granit itsisrd mitts sonnter to tito weekafter coring. Step Contees= what primer may be required be-patches of black spots. Garages 9081 Courtland Drive, Niles966-1750 coitsistencyof tlsin± paint. Apply . Torebuilda utep corner, chisel 80 percent of possible sunshine fore applying the lop coat of Kitchens Corner of Milwaukee and Courtland ttae patch mInie the bonding agentaway loose concrete and brush and triple-digit somaner tempera- Vint Our Showroom Todo0! orgrOntis stilt aveu. offdust and debris from the dons- tures, to the figones may or may Windows/Concrete nor apply where you live. Bet the . Witts a trowel, pttck the patoisaged area. - No Job Too Big or Small Save Money When You.Replace Your nsaterialintothecrack and- . Coat the comer with a bondisg basic idea will be courent for any Gardening is America's Old Boiler With A New Gas Energy Saver smooth it tiglstiy. Wlsen ilse patctsagent. climate, WEDOITALL!!! H begins to stiffen, finists with a Hoot or cooling is also lostor activity . With a trowel, hoild op the leaUing outdoor - Architectural Service svood float er steel trowel, orpatch material lathe shape of the gained, of course, throogh the home's buildiog materials, Iena- Good fon tito body, good fon the cutre unmut macis obumub gettueg unti brash il to nsatch tise adjacent asir- - originalcoroer. - os long us I cuis Cu)otinuue tin work 34Years Experience Free Estimates face. Care tite prttcts by covering . Use the trowel to smooth the lados wilt help aedseatiog crocks suoi, gardeuiog is aun of Atoen- it mitts wet bortap and beeping it anoond doors and wiodows inu ca's most poputuv outdoor leisure wittn ftous'ers, rsyurriuulty roses," Call Anytime patch flash with the rest of_the inn aunys. mast, Bot there always wilt be activides. - ' daissis far sip to seven days. Keepstep. - traftic oftit daring ttsattinse. - some conduction throughthe Many Amenicaus by fuir prefer Tine cuuuscct,l uf cuutnnniusgtine (708) 824-3448 Tape scrap lomber ardood the beasi in a persunut ttnrtiugtr guinden- . Break sp a bttdtydrtmaged stabCorner. boudin0, no matter how good the to bring a peouny to exquisite with a sledgehammer. Rensove insolation and seating. bloom ora goldeusometer ing is 001 ness io tine Unnined Stiles . kVtnen tito patch tan net, re- and is eveu older ioEogimnnd. ilse loosened concrete and cleanmove the boards aod smooth the Properly placed plants neduce squash lo sweelneas nf flesh lltao ttneeopased ssrfaces. differences io inner-outer wall lu ploy golf, calclt fish, or go lt bruts long been koosso tituul be- repaired area. Cover with wet ing around pluunts culo be ofsignif- . Set up terms nsttde of taco-by-burlap aod keep it damp for op to sonfaces And directing the oir camping. - fttairgreen tomber seton edce and flow iìro.ard a honoe cootribotes Io 1990, retail sales of louve and icaulbesefib to tine ptnysically mind seven days. Theo keep traffic off to energy Conservation and cam- etenluilly disabled mind to older braced avilis 18-iocis stakes denarotite comer for tlsree weckt. garden materials amounted la firnsityinsto the groaisd. Oil tite fortofliviog, too. more than $20 billion, says Bruce pernoas nod ionen-city y000g- Plant windbreaks perpeodictular Butterfield, research director of siens mmcd surly. to tise wiod direction to reduce tite the Nufionul Gandeniag Associa- Gardeoers le America show MoorGlo® American Family Builders wind's effect, Channel cooling tioo, "Six years ugo, the figure risieg iotntest io Irenilago plants Latex Haase & Ootiiy Rnmndetten aroniu!itu MoorLife® brocees by creadog ant otteninng at was $14.2 billion. These sales are and seeds. I Latox Hnusa Trim Paint RoofinqSiding appropriate placen in fine wind- increasing lüpercoota year." Among ilse 05051 ferveuni probe- Paint soft-glass Porches Windows broakplantiog. Be none you know Economic uncertainties muytoen of thaI Isenilageare Keot Whealy and Diane Witealyof DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS. SØRING the direction ofyour winier asinde play some role in the surge. Vene 4 O - osuatty from tite north or west. Onubieger, an ugricullural coleo-Decorah, Iowa. Tisein businessis IoDCOUNT Positioning of landscape plttnt- tian agrul in Bratileboro, Vt.,saving lite seeds ofvegelables Benjamin XG2000 Roller Energy avug Puot Light Ignition Deal Directly vith Owner logs to naoe energy neqairessome thiuku many people grow their grouvo inn the UoiiedStates before koowledge of the son'sosove- own vegetablesasahedge hybnidiealiuO was slutnied by large Moorezi All Work Fully ßuaranteed meot. While the suo aluvays trae- contenencial grosores - before the Efficient & Economical Gas Fired sOliO against fieuncial hardships. "A FRtt totirratis ' ein on an rost-west arc during gardener can save a couple ofeihyleoe-gassed market iomatues PAINTS Hot Water Home Heating Oev]umuv MOO nr eues On ii$lilio(312} 54 I 308 .Fnscu.Gnttnni dayninse, tite arc varienas the nun hnudred dollars is feed casis thatput a grimace 00the face of MoorGard® moves from fine southern sky in umuotheu naos toreri boato An Investment in Quality way," he says, America. hvuresthavondunany pmfltt Latex House 100% FINANCING winter to the ooetlnem skyinn sum- Porwhateverolhenneasons, gun- 0flite great number of vegelu- Pod Khi vox you veo mue un Paint Efficiency by Design SENIOR CITiZEN men. deniog has grown iu the nation'sbic vaeieiies available in the Unii- neuron oevjawuv Momo coseno, riit'a8LoietJ .çaTu.çILo. i wino sateerdn talo s. isw-iunne Inish PARlI SALE DISCOUNT Tables have beco calculated far 93.3 million households becauseed SIales ut bbc torn of lite ernia- THE MOST ADVANCED each latitode in the United Slates, it has reached out lo tap into Iheny, more thon 80perCool have ROOFING and shohld be uvailubte from the (79m GAS-FIRED vont pool of bahy-boomers, theberoubandoned. - (708) KITCHENS area'sCooperativeEstennioo HOT WATER BOILER G AS generally well-educaled und 'Many U.S gardeeers loday are 40% OFF WINDOWS Service office or launl-gruot uni- heullh-cooscioua meo and worn- (r' 8Z4 YOUCANBUY HEAT sorsity. makiog a slatemeat of euvirou- 824 en who were horn in tIne lava dee- mental concern. Americans uno BAThROOMS One often-overlookefi strategy - "GAS: YOUR BEST ENERGY VALUE" odes following WorIdWarIl. 69 million poundsof peulicides PORCHES it to shade the outside air coodi- Another guedeurrwhu has pIen- 5100 5i:oo SIDING tiooen soit. Well-placed snirall ea Iheit gardensund in their , Complete Serlvce, Selection & Repair ql oflime is Sam Johu Passurellu, tomeu each year. Bottite trend is DECKS treos oreoengneeo nlnnabs will aid a Tennespge pgih9t,iel5\pr$ jsj jn lint &afipaper ?Ju'bing tlso.coolinj capanity.-Don't block c Gt itAlLat Vtpg -itOj t. IaIJj32765900i?oa) 786666 for FRE EstImate j$Oflsfih4rfi5rde?Oj íb6.n :riis BUGLE, THURSDAY.JUNE 2& 1992 PAGE 25 PAGE 24 ThE BUGLE NEWSPAPERS SUBURBAN HOMES ThURSDAY, JUNE 25,1WZ eal,es Lower back, leg pain symptoms of sciatica

Dental implants: The scialic nerve ts me targest work and driving) may also cause nerve in the body. Fmm the low- similar back problems. are they er spine, the sciatic nerve splits Chiropractic adjustment is the into two branches, one for euch method of choice for comecting for you? leg. These nerves continue down thesciatic inflammation. each leg, dividing again at the Dr. Nancy E. Bayer conducts a by Dr gregory Vage D.D. S. knee. Sensations and muscle control thorough screening for the signs ofsciaticaospartofthetotal 00m- Legend has it that George Washington looks throughout the lowerbody can be so unhappy on traced throagh thesciatic nerve. prehensive spinal and physical the one dollar bill because hejusL got a new SCI of false teeth and evaluationofeoch patient. they woo driving him crazy. These dentures were wportedly Early sigas of sciatica, as re- ported by doctors of chiropractic, If you are experiencing any of made of wood. Although modem materials used in making den. arc lingtiug,stinging, banning the signs of sciatica, please con- tares have imperved considerably since Georges day, many peo. sensatioss is the arcas directly tact Bayer Chiropractie at (708) pIe are nEill uncomfortable about the thought or fact of wearing supplied by the sciatic nerve; i.e., 825-8855 for yaur complimen- dentares. But today, sfe and modem Dental Implants are fast re- hips, buttocks, thighs, calves and tat'y evaluation. placing the weariag of dentares. What are Dental Implants? And feci Bayer Chiropractic is located are they for you? - Dr, caney E. Bayer Often, in cases later diagnosed at7I2W. Higgins,inParkRidge. as sciatica, there is a prolonged A Dental Implant is a noa-rmovabIe alternative to a minting period of intermittent low back tooth or multiple miming teeth. Implants are the safeat and most pain and muscle weakness that modem alternative to dentares. Put Your Health In thepatientprohably ignores. However, a single careless But are Denial Implants for you? Ask yourself the following movement or evea bending the quottions: Good Hands "wrong way" eau trigger the sud- . Arç you misting teeth on one side or in front? den, intense shooting pain that is, . Are you wearing tiresome removable dentures? clearindication of sciatica. Experiencing . Are you nervous about denture breath? The nerve inflammation that Back Problems? . Are you tired ofgetting food caught between the roofof your rmults in sciatica's pain is most Complimentary mouth and your dentures? frequently traced to fanity align- Consultation and . Do dentares prevent you from tasting your food? ment ofthe vertebrae in the lower exam wiIh this ad . Do you long to bite into a crispy apple. a juicy steak, or au spine and improper mechanics of ear of corn. espires 6/25/92 the lower spine and pelvis, which . Are you tired of living our of a glass? Tired of having your may lead to possible interverte- teeth staring atyou from the bed table? beat dise lotions. I ReliqI lrom back, . Are you tired ofdental adhesives and the mess they make? Sciaticacan hebrought on by a neck' and . Is your gum or jawbonk shrinking from wearing dentures? single accidental stress to the headache pain . Are you afraid to smile? lowerspinal-pelvic area or it may . Do you cover yore mouth as a nervous gesture? I Accidenl and develop gradually from a pattern inmany therapy . Are you tired of slurred speech? Wostd you like your normal of stresses to the back. A job speech back? where une is cansl.añtly lifting ICall now for your . And finally wouldal you like tisaI solid secure feeling like and alteringonc's posture to cam- appointment people with natural teeth? pensate for the weight being lift- ed makes a person more likely to 825-8855k If tite answer to any of theke quottions isVES, then Dental Im- devetap the symptoms of (708) plants may be for you. More and more insurance plans are cover- sciatica.Occunatioss reatninino ing Dental Implants. Many practices (inctudiag mine) provide oUpON constant sitting (suc,h asafinco rnJPON .- aUpOtn beg term payment arrangements. Remember, a Deutet Implant : Is a valuable investment in your smile and yourself. Some pa- tientO from my office have been enjoying the benefits of their Im. Kce plauto for more than twenty years. Im proud to say that they're Wholesale confident in their smiles. And confident in themselves. Wholesale Wholesale Nest weak: Types of Dental Implants and specifics on treat- Fit i PrÑcing Pricing Pricing ment precedures. t YOUR DENTAL HEALTH QUESTIONS I've heard that nngarless gum not only lessens the amount of Everyday Everyday Everyday sugar that you consume but also can be considered a dental aid. Is ERA® GROVE REAL ESTATE this true? TJ,. Chicago. Ans: Yes sugarless gum really does help clean yore teeth. 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After the show permitting the filing of probateprovides not only convenience SUNDAY SOCIAL SINGLES we'll stop fora snack at Dappers, -se reconis in all ftve suburban court- for those in the suburbs but also Ed Steigee and Rick Feldman 1740 Milwaukee Avenue (at houses. will host Sneday Social Singles New Arrivals decreases the case lead in City Lake Avenar) Glenview. Tickets MICHAEL THOMAS ERIC MICHAEL JENSEN KEVENWALTER SHIANNA "As the system now stands,courtrooms, ccitt Sunday at Windows Res- for Ilse play are $8. Call Dee for ZACHACKI A boy, Eric Michael Jensen, 10 A boy. Kevin Walton Shimna, anyone who wishes to file a pro- A centralized filing index in all tanrant - at the top of the North- rescrvationsat(3l2) 56t-7794. A boy, Michael Thomas Za. lbs.t It/2 or., was horn on .7lbs.2oz., was boro onMarch 6, bate caseinvolvingawill of guai- divisions has been entabtished so shore Hilton, 9599 N. Skokie chacki, 7 lbs. 4 oz., was born no March 3, to Laurie & Ken Jensen dianship is required to drive all Blvd.,Skokie,7p.m,tilv?7? $5 JUNE28 to Janet & Sam Shimna of Pros- that information on all cases is March 21, to Monica & Tom Za- of N/let.S/ster is Amy age 3. peel Heights.S/ster is Kristen the way downtown to the Richard available from any computer in includes buffet. DonI miss tite ORIGINAL SUNDAY chacki ofMortos Grove. BmothorGrmdparents are OrIones KntJca J. DaIry Center," said Pucinslti. newest entry into the singles SINGLES Neukirch-Jeffers ago2 1/2. Graudpareutx are Wal- 1ko Datey Center as well as the is Danny ugo 2. Grandparents are of Chicago, Vince & Junio RuILa ter & Marian Payne of Morton "I have met with all the nabar- suburban districts.Previously, scene. Dancing to live music by The Original Sunday Singles Mr. and Mrs. Lronard Zachacki ofTupelo,M/ssissippiand ban bar assòciates un developing the Phil Baker Trio, A fabulous Grove and Connie & Sana Sb/an- attorneys and lhe pnbtic had to go presents a fun-filled evening of Nitra and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- George& JoaisJensen of Niles. na of Bboomingdale. a plan lo expand probate filings to each division to check a corn- buffet; sketch artist; tarot card with music, dancing and new ward TahorofDunrdiu, PL. and they are all in favor of the puterfor information, reader; tattoo artists; door prizes friends, for all singles over age KAITLIN VICTORIA idea," Pucinski added. JEFFREY JOSEPH KOCH Each suburban Clerk's Office and maltmuch, more. This 25. The dance and party will be MACANOWICZ - While the Presiding Judge of A bey, Jeffrey Joseph Koch, 7 has a Domestic Violence Coordi- event is for the 30s plus crowd- held on Sunday night, Jane 28, KRISTIN ELIZABETH A girl, Kaidin Victoria Maca- lbs. Iloz.,was born on May 17 the Peobate Division has not sup- naturIOwork with vicitrns of do- dress code is cannai. Compli. from 7:30 p.m. -I am, The JANUSZEWSKI Somier,7lbs. 15 or,, was born on 10 Diano and Thomas Koch of ported the expansion of Probate rnrslic violenceand local advoca- menlary parking available. For eveningfeaturesDI mnsic, A girt, Kristin Elizabeth Ja-March 15, to Auna & Jim Maca- Chicago. Grandparents: Walter Kathleen Therese Meanyservices into the suburbs, Pucin-cy groups and information on infonnatiun/tjirectious call 24- dancing, doorprizes and nnseewsk/, 8 lbs. 4 or., was bernnowice of Palatine.Grandpar- and Marias Payne of Morton ski said her plan will work andchild support is now available in Hotline(312)477-3IOfj, munchirs. Admission is $3, At on May 14 to CotIcen and Tedents are Bernard & Ruse Meren- Grove and Violet Koch of Na- Commissioner Kathleen The- should boapprovod. dino of Nitos and Ted & Stella reso Meany, of the MctropoliLan saburban Clerk's offices. . JUNE/JULY/AUG. theSheraton O'HareHotel, JuonszewskiofWestchester. pervitle. Water Reclamation District of Since Pucinski took ofFice in Maxim Lounge, at 6810 N. Brothers: Ryan age 7 years andMucanowicz of Morton Grove. 1988, the Clerk's office has made CATHOLIC ALUMNICLUB Mannheim Rond in Rosemont, David age 5 yrurs. Sister: Meg- Greater Chicago, will be honoredseveral improvements and has Recreationalvolleyballfor AMBER BROOKE MAX on Thursday, June 25. Atomié clocks For more information call (312) an age 2 years. Grandparents: A girt, Amber Brooke Mas, 7 112. Grandparents are Jerrold & greatly espandeti services in the single young ndulls(ages 21-38) 921-6321. Mr. and Mrs. William Casey of The cocktail reception will be will be sponsored by the Cntho- lbs. 1/2 or., was born on MarchRochelle Brim of Morton Grave held al Ihn Mooselseud Bar & suburbs. "The Cook County sub-to be re-set Franklin WI, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- 23, to Pamela & Ronald Man ofand Lenny and Jackie Mas of urbs ahve had entoeme growth in lic Alumni CInb from 6:30p.m. seph Ratoy of Niles and Mr. Al- GrIll, 240 East Oslario, from 5Lo THE NETWORK Buffulo Grove. Brother is Jordan Nitos. the past 15 years and the court until sunset, on Tnesdays in fred Janaszewski of Niles. 7p.m. June 30 Jane, July and Angust nl Consti- Network - a link to Jewish age 2. Sister is Stuphanie age 6 Commissioner Meany wasSystem needs to accommodate that growth wilh exlCndcd servie- Need sorno extra time? A tution Park. Greenfield St. and Friends (ages 21-39) pensons ele-cledin 1990. Alifelongsonth- es,"saidPucinski. group of scientists will give it to Franklin Ave.. in River Forest, co-odsoftballat Devonshire wesl side resident, Measy re- Park, 4400 Grove (3blocks Women 's Pucinski established an inter- you, butjast forone brief second, Thereis no charge for playing. 6ÇTha eeived her Bachelor's Degree In addition to adding au extra Por mom information, call (312) east of Skokie Blvd. and 2 American ORT CABINET from Roosevelt University anddistrictsyslcm offiling pleadingsday to the calendar for leap year blocks north of Dempsler) on Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neukireh, of Ni/es, announce the en- 1°BlN at all suburban district facilities. 726-0735. earned her Masters Degree from 1992, scientiste will add an entra Sunday, June 28 at noon. For gagement of their daughter Dawn to Gerald Jeffers of Augusta, to meet June 28 Harvard University's JohnF. She has extended court hours in second to the world's clocks on JUNE 26/27/23 information call Marty (708) Georgia. Gura/din the son ofMr. andMrs Gerald Jeffers of Mil- CONNECTION KennedySchool of Government. the sabarban distrctsncludrng ledgeville, Georgia The Northern Illinois Regios June 30 (locally at 7 p.m. CDT.) ST. PETER'S SINGLES 965-1738. of Women's American ORT (Or- KITCHEN & BATH SPECIALISTS to get time synchronized with the Ail singles over 35 invitent to Dawnisa l9ß3graduate ofMaine Eastetigh Echos/and /987 gaS/rationforRehabilitation rotating globe. these big dances.,, St. Peter's SPARES SUNDAY graduate of Ftackfo,'d College. The bride will receive her Mas- through Training) will hold its I The earth, says David Slavsky, Singles Dances,Friday,June2fl-EVENING CLUB 1ers Degree fromAugusta College in Augusta, Ga., in June. She 1992 Culminating Luncheon on GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Ph.D., associate professor of nat- 9 p.m. CasaRoyale, 783 Lee St., Spares Sunday Evening Club presently teaches schoolinAugasta, Ga. Sunday, Jane 28 at The Fireside, unI science at Loyola University Des Plaines, Satarday, June 27, will moot on Sunday, Jane 28 Geraldis a l983graduate ofGeorgla College in Mille dgetrille, in Morton Grove. - k . k Chicago, is an imperfect clock. 9p.m.NorthParkApts,,580l N. at 7:30 p.m. at the Morton' The afternoonwillfeature Ils Outer mantle and inner core Pulaski. Sunday, Jane 28, Early Ga. He ispresenllyemployedas an accounlantforkamo, Inc. in Grove American Legion Hall, Augusta. guest speaker Alon Ben Gurion, i&ssBar?ioBg cati rotate at slightly different Evening Dance, 6 to 9:30p.m., 6140 DempsterSI.After meet- grandson of the late David Ben speeds. causing varialion with Aqua Bella Banquet Hall, 3630 ing. coke and coffee will be The couple wit/reside in Augusta, Ga. afterthe July 1992 wed. Gurion, Concerned with the rnaekind timekeeping machin. N. Hartem. Each dance $5. Call served. For your dancing pleas- ding. - many issues involved in the Mid- cry. Meteorological conditions, JUNE26 une EmilBruni witlplay from 8 dIe East, theORTwomen will en- I inclading such variations as dif- FUNBUNCHSINGLES - -t t'p.mMBmbtirs'$4 - guests NA'AMAT/LZA commemorate joy Belt Gurion's perspective on ferences in polar ice cap meltiug, CLUB $5. - the historical and current chal- phenomena like thefil Nino The Fun Bunch Singles Clnb, the year of sepharad enges facing Israel. Authorized Service Dealers for RCA - ZENITH - SONY warming of the Pacific Ocean or Inc., NORTHSHORE - The program wilt also include 5fJ-t-t.+ (formerta-JEWISH SINGLES Na'Amat USA and the Labor Prforrnances wilt be provided SAVE COUPON SAVE other adverse atmospheric evens Betweeners) willhold the'w Zionist Alliance are culminating by the "Ensemble Espanol" with the presentation of awards to can play havoc with lhe Earth's The June North Shone Jewish those chapters of Northern liti- monthly meeting at the Des Singlesbiking trip will take a year of evens celebrating theDame Libby Komaiko and the VCR SPECIAL rotation, slightly speeding it up or PlainesSenior Center,1040 Golden Epoch of Jews in Spain. "Voices of Sepharad." Ticketsnois Region that have fulfilled marginally slowing it down. Thacker St., Des Plaines, on Fn- place on Sunday, June 28, II The culminating event, entitledare $15 and can be obtained bytheir 1991-92 goats. The region . FaiRLbbI5by Fse,y Trans TehnCCn Slavsky says that while this am. slanting at Lake Avenue in represents over 2,200 women day, Jane 26 at 7 p.m. Program Wiltssette, east of Green Bay "The Art ofSpain and the Jewishcatting: (312) 973-3924 (Labor und Recabe One FREE RCA VHS Tape isn't of great concern to the aver- wtll he election of officers. Culture," will consist of a pro-ZionistAlliance),(312) 275- who meet is over 15 chapters to age person, a clock that is even Road, remus the street from the raise fnnds for ORT's worldwide , Members $2 . non-members $3. gram of song and dance on Sun- WITH COUPON ONLY - EXPIRES 7-- 31 92 Fire Station on Lake. All singles 3736 (Na'Amat USA, Chicago k FREE SHOP ES11MATES -WE SERVICE ALL MAKES & MODELS slightly outofsync can causette- For information call (312) 774- day,July 12 at 3 p.m.al North. Council)or(708)446-7275 network of vocational and tech- 8321 W. Goff Rd. Nibs meadous problems foe extreme 4625. 45+ invited, We'll stop for lunch eastern Illinois University, Main(Na'Amat USA, Suburban ConS-nological training centers. Four Flags Shopping Center966-461 1 VALUABLE COUPON at the Chicago Botanic Gardens precision, time-calibrated Lustra- Auditorium, cil). "ORT isthelargestnon- mente. Measurerneuls based on AWARE SINGLES and enjoya fan day. Forreserva- governmental technical educa- precise chronological bearings, The Aware Singles Group lions and information call Larry 605 system in the world," said Espiren 7-10-92 like navigational positioning or and theChicagoland Singles As- at (708) 251-6354, Polishwomen celebrate Ilarrietle Shevin, Reg/on Prcsid. astronomers' calculations of thesociation invite all singles toa seuL"The Zarem/Golde ORT PRtr'{G-GREEr eaeth's exact position within thejoint tingles "t2th Anniversary NORTH SHORE st. John's Festival Technical School in Chicago nf- Amenea5rti5ÑQfltO0tiL a,nCarr Trame solar system and universe, are Dance' at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, JEWISH SINGLES Continuing the ancient tradi- look like. fords us a wonderful opportunity thrown off track by even theInne 26, in the Grand Bailmom Snmmer Syncopation Dance lion of celebrating summer sol- The afternoon will be rich in Iosee first-hand the important member 01 PROFESSIONAL of the Drake Oak Brook Hotel, LAWN CARE ASSN. nf AMERICA slightest mistake in timekeeping with the North Shore Jewish slice, theLegion ofYoung Polish tradition, from manic and dane- work ORTaccomplishrs." accuracy. 2301 York Road, Oak Brook. Singles to the music ofthe Ken Women will becelebrating its an- ing. Polish food, a raille, folk LAWN CARE TREE CARE The remedy is to add a second Mutie will be provided by Mu- Jandes Orchestra on Sunday, nnal "Swietojanki" (SL John's dancing, and fun for the whole FERTILIZING DEEPROOTFEEDING un lu the year. something that sic Makers, Admission is $5 for June 28, 7:30 pm,- 11 p.m. at Festival) on Sanday,Jane 28. family. - . CRAB GRASS S WEED CONTROL TREE SPRAYING isn'tret1u'aed on aregularbasis. Itnon-members, For more infor- - Radisson Hotel Lincolnwood This outdoor picnic will begin Admission is free and every- . . INSECT fr DISEASE CONTROL FREE ESTIMAtES depends on the pronouncement mation call Aware at (312) 777- (formerly Lincolnwood Hyatt), at noon at Allison Woods in Des ose is welcome. We invite you lo ITALY 1005, rRos&s s CORE CULTIVA1'ION of the International Earth Rota- All singles 45+ invited. nunAll Plaines Forest Preserve (on Mil. come join us for a wonderful af- Salon FAUSTIL9f lion System, a group of scientists JUNE27 men 112 price special - $3.50, wankeeAvenue four Miles north. lemoon. IBeauty7502N.HARLEM BEAUTY SALON & HEALTh CLUB UNDER ONE ROOF FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 863-6255 based in the Paris Observatory in NORTHWEST SINGLES non-members -$7, For informa- west of Golf Road). The Legion of Young Pol/sh Tenu., W.d,,Ihm.,, Image Consulting Sorvico Available Prance. ASSOCIATION tirai call Jeannette at (708) 675- According lo ancient Slavic Women was established is 1939 ONLY FIND YOUR MOSTFLAITERING HAIR COLOR A STYLE -Ml singles are invited to the 5752, - - - beliefs, - fireprotected people lo raise funds to support chanta- Combined Club Singlen Dance from misfortune, aod both firehie couses both in the United PERMS FULL SERVICE HAIR SALON - at 8:30 pm, on Saturday, JuneCATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB and water were worshipped. Af- States and Poland, The Legiou's FurErtire Fnmily/ 27, at the Holiday Inn Rolling Men's All single young adalls (ages ter Christianity came loPolaud in first faudraising effort was theI$18.95 I . European Permunenl Mnoicure Meadows,3405Algonquin2t-38) are welcome at a picnic 966, many of these pagan cus- purchase of an ambulance ix re- lOUT NOT INCLUDED) Road, Rolling Meadows, Mu-sponsored by theCatholic Alumni toms wereincorporatedinto spouse to an appeal for help from Waning Fed/care Inuhidunn . European Hair Colar sic will be provided by MusicClub from I pm, to 6 p.m., Sun- Christian feast und celebration. thePol/sh War wounded of Shumpno, 5151. ' Massage Divorce in Motion, The event isco- Continuing thesetraditions, World War Il. Cnrrentprojecl in- . Mnke-Up Fac/aln day, Jane 28 at BunkenHill Forest and CreamRIn.. sponsored by the NorthwestPreserve, Grove #2, Caldwell yOang women nl the St. John's elude sending much needed mcd- Body Wan/ng Ha/r Shap/ng SinglesAssociation, Festival will participaleiu the an- (312) 774-3308 YoungAve. and Touhy Ave. (112 mite ical supplies lo Poland, and sup- n Blow Styling - Iron Curling Suburban Singles, and Singlesnorthwest ofDevon Ave.) in Chi- nod floating ofwreaths down the porting educational sud cullarat r Rights - n Hair Setting Skio.Care concentrated in: & Company, Admission willcago. Featured activities are vol- river. According to custom, if a act/vities within the Pol/sh Amer- ! be $5, For more informationleyball and softball, Call (312) wreath is caught by a young man ican community. TANNING TOO! n Child Custody . Property Disputes call (708) 632-9600, 726-0735 for information about she will mary soon. Ifher wreath TheNemeS andFautaulEampean sun Seda . Support Problems NORTH SHORE foodandbeveragearrangementa. s/nks she will have to woil moth- Join Us For A FREE 20%FASTER-loVisits$45-2OVisitn $80 eryror to find n husband. Ennh V/sit - 30 Minotns JEWISH SINGLES Travel Career Seminar 123 W. MADISON, #1000 "Me and My Girt" is a pre-war Another toadiliots taking place RuNE 30 wilt involve children searching 'A Intrudoning New Toshnulugy horn Earopo Spunds up Cslor CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60602 romantic mnsical set in EnglandTHE NETWORK -- Wedrnesdoy, Jsty 8 andPunes und L nases Ha/r In 5sllent conditinn. 312/807-3990 or 708/296-8475 and the North Shore Jewish Sin- Network- a link to Jewitlt for the mysleriousblroming fern. 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Legendstatesthatthefern OUR AWARD WINNING STAFF SPECIALIZE IN: glesinviteyou tojoin them atthisFriends (ages 21.39)presents . 7 Week Day Class Begins July27 A1TORNEY AT LAW joyous musical at the Glenbrookthe Cnbs vs the Mets blocus only on the shortest night 'BRIDAL PARTIES' HAIR - MAKE-UP - NAILS on June of the year for a brief moment. JEFIERY M. LVING South High School auditorium30 al 7:05 p.m. Ticketsare $10. ' Evening Class Forming Now For Fall Whoever fiudsI/tatfloweris - 1,PSTER--MOR, TON GROVE HELPED WRITE on Satardayjune2l, 7:45 p.m. atFor reservations and meeting ' Nolnoxwide Plucement Assistance 4000 W. Lake Avenue at Land- guaranteed a lifetime of wealth NEWJOINT.0 USTODY LAW" place call Marty (708)965- (768) 9 0420(708)967 0421 ThE wherRoad, .Glesxview, AH sin-1738, and happiness. Ch/ldren (12 CarisonTrave! Acadeiì years old and yoanger) sto asked g lo submit drawing of how they, .rLrr Fnonnne,autlon,/C.fetrnpAiJJnoß)51t,J3n PAk3È2 Board Continued from Page 3 Bavaro Coñtest Continued from Page 3 - THE BUGLE,THURSDAY, JUNE25 t9M PAGE 29 Continued from Page 3 The whole project is expectedtwo balifields to includè specla- Council of the Garden Club of Il- al). tocostover$800000,hesaid. tor fences and bleachers, player linois Inc. will send out a team of Design (color, layout, onigi- go, California, June 14. She en-certifiedjudges. Thetopten win- nality,beauty, special features). -NIkS BèSebaH Other improvements expectedhenches,backstops and new tercd talent, evening gown, swim to be done over the next IO yearslighting; and the reconfiguration nets will receive a $100 gift ear- Lawn condition (mainte- include: fencing in the native suit and state costume elimina-lifleatefrom Amlings und $100 in nance, quality of IttrO. of parking spares and the devel- ,- dons and an initial interview by acrab.Fifty additional winners Trees, shrubs . . . (condition -, peairieareaat the north end of theopment of a new gravel lot near panel of tevenjudges. Chosen as park and installing a raised plat-the prairie area increasing total will also receive $100 gift cerlifi- of plant material, proportion and oneofth9topten from that group, scale ofpIant materials to sItue- form for observers overlookingparking spaces by 50. the competition repealed its cy-cales. Little League the pratrt.., the redevelopment of Allproperty, including the tures. Riggin's Cardinals 27 Ing out 3, Jrm MeGarry and Der- ele, culminating in the final mIce- Flowers and other plantings ist NatI BkofNiles Cubs 4 Artislic Trophies Snx 9 Gajdo, 2-can double by ScolI siniekout 12 and walkedonly 3. Marc J. Wiggins tionsabout2a.m. June21. front und side portions of the ek Duseak gave sp I htt each and dwelling, willbejudgedAug. 1. (variety,color,conditiofl). Lending the hit parade for the Mark Augnutyn gave up 4. flood In the 4th, tied 6-6, Daniel Ka- O'Brien, double and singles by The Cardinals attack was led Mark W. Kurtzhalts Marine CpI. Marc J. Wiggins, A delay telecast of the contest minski's soaring 2 can homer and Demetni Touzios and singles by by Pat Jones, 3 hito, 2 RBI's, Standards for evaluation areas . Pnopeety of ptofemioital Cardinals was Adam Czerwinski, defensive play by Bob Lach. Mathte Major Mark W. Kurt-sou ofRobcrt and Lorraine Hen- will be shown locally at a date to 6. Kaminski Adam and Paul Czerwinski fol- follows: landseapersisnoteligible. 4 for 4 with 6 RBI's, and PaulLeading thehitting was JimMike Meado scoring on an over- Jason Flenriksen. zltalts, son of Wallace and teca-nei of Niles, recently received be announced. Miss Teen Loui- Czerwinski was 2 far 2 willt 6 throw in the 11h wasn't enough to pitched 2 shut-out innings and lowed with u Iriplb, single and 2 the Navy Achievement Medal. siatta was chosen Miss Teen of t. Year-round overall appear- 7. 1991 contest winners w111 not MeOnny wttha double and hice Kuetahalts of Glenview, re- RBI's including a homer. Jetty triplo, Mark Angastyn with 3 hold osto a 3-ron lead. Jasonpitchers Meade, Touzios and RBI's each. Ben Nord with a sin- Wiggins won cited for soperior tise Year. ance (paved arcas, condition of be eligible for pnizm, but will be sin- gle and Fut Jones made an oat- cently reported for duty with boildings, perennial plant malen- Chrachol was 4 for4 with abanes gles, Derek Dusznk with '2 sin-Henrthsen pitched I shnl-out in- Honrikseu were tough. Marine Fighter Attack Sauadrou-performance of daty white seau- Rememberingthefrenetic ablptork-enteruentycar. sing striking ont 2 and good Leading the Mets with his ist standing catch, ing as a Supply Administration loaded triple, Mike Neville hit a glos, and singles ench by Colin 251, 2nd Macine Aircraft Wing, pace of the last weeks, Bavaro single, double and a triple, Joe pitchingfromKaminski and hits of the year, Chris Ernst got a Bressler'slce Cream Orioles 26 Mariñe Corpo Air Station, Beau-Clerk, 2nd Assault Amphibian said,Itwascrazy!" Donovan,BobLach,andNatashn istNai'I Ba,kofNilestnits 13 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Arand an RBI single, Ben Nord Dnseak.JanonGaerinor andMeado. Singles by Al Gajda, Sal triple and single. Mark Augtístyit fort, SC. The 1970 graduate ofBattalion, 2nd Marine Division, Now back at her full-time sum- Galati and Henriksen. Catchers with a single and homer for 3 The Orioles beat the Culo with Camp Lejenue, NC where he is NILES 9th ANNUAL followed with his doable, and a Jamos Ko walked. Maine Township High School mer job assisting Nues Village single. Shawp Catty, Matt Glon, Scott O'Brien and Dan Rieck did RBI's, Derek Dnszak with n sin- 23 hits. Billy Cielinski hit a pair East, Fork Ridge, and 1977 grad-currendy assigned. The 1986 Clerk Kathy Haebison, Bavarois "PROPERTY BEAUTIFICATION CONTEST" RobertZakofîDDSTigerslt a fino job. On base were Matt gle and triple, Jim McGarry with of doubles and Brian Kucha did gradnate of Taft Higit Schont, Rick Mueller, Rieky Saviano and SkajaTerrace Braves 9 nate of the University of Miami, preparing for her freshmen year Pat Jones all with singles. Rieky Boyteand Ryan Jaacks. 2 singles, Pat Spina with a don- theenact sametiting. Andy ChicagojobrerttheMarine at Illinois Slate University. She r wish to enter my properly in the Hites 'Property Beautification TheTigers were led to their 8th Coral Gables, FL, joined the Ma- Saviano made the catch of the vicioryby thehittingofMikeSal-Sehaul's Foods A's bio, Jason Gnerluee with a double tinamou had a double and a 3-run ñue Corps in inno 1972. Corps in October 1988. plansacareerin orthodontics. Contest.I understand the front and sids of my home/dwelling . Jerry's Ft. A Gdn Astros 10 and singles by Natasha Duszak,homer, Adam Pert hit hisist will bejudged by a non-biased Beaulifieatiou Committee. gamewitha supergrabin center. vi with 2 singles and a double, 6 s Bressler'sice Cream Orioles 15 RBI'n, and Billy Pissios with 3 The A's won a close game with Alex Farrell and Bob Lacis. Piteh- homer and also hit 2 singba for4 Bigfladdy'sMets 12 hits. Steve Miszezyszyn had atimely butting. Arthur Rndnicki ing strong were Nalasha Duszak RBI s. Kenny Kroteger auth a 2- Name and Joe Jung each with 3 singles. cas lionier antI 2 singles, 7 RBrs, SWAP PeterSlranch had2RBJ's and n single and doable, Sal Randazza giving up only t hit, I mn in -2 in- Continned from Page 3 double and added to the pitching Drow Martin with n triplo, Ed nings,BobLach a shut-out inningand 2 s for Jusnn Conrad' Address : a single, Joe VonderHoido a don-Kowalewski with 2 singles and for the Orioles. Justin Conrad bIc and made 2 great catches of and Jason Gaeniner giving up i wilttsitigic und double. Otnia oly Sheriffs. was a perfect lead offbatter as he MAe Tierney's 2 oat walk with hit. Carbonaro hit a pair of singles, Phone line drives for the last 2 outs.the A's down a ran is the 5th was Rather than having thesenon- contributed 3 cans and also had a Pitchers Mike Salvi, Brian Kel- RobertZahoffDflSTigers II double mod a Itiple for 2 Rh's. SCHWINN® violent offenders sit idte in the the turningpoiul. Also couleibat- Rlggio'sCardhials7 I'cWe Strauch with n doulsle and big play in night when he grabbed ing with hits were Justi, Bates, GLENVIEW SCHWINN CYCLERY overcrowded Cook Connty Jail, DEADLINE FOR ENTERING a lisedriverobbing the batlerof a elleideheld tise Braves. The Tigers ran their recordW tesyln Rally hit a pair of we arc ntitizing them for imper. big hik Billy Cielinski hit 2 sin- Schaul'sFuods A's 15 Brian Chang and Tom Schneider. 9-I behind the hiuing-òf -Brian R?tl yiisles.t'itcbing were Ken- NOON, SATURDAY Proposy OvmdfìcoOon CoOno Strong pitching by Arthur Rad- ny Krueger, AdamPeri, Andy tant community work projects /oNdco Admmiorrodm soildiog glen, Clods Carbonaro pitched Kwlley with 2 teipless ataka$jngle, Your Local Schwinn Dealer lUNE-27, 1992 FamilyFluoringlndians9 nickt and Ed Kowalewski. Joe Knuegeirond fdcionly 3 battent, and enabling them topay their 7tev. and had 2 singles. Kenny Krueger The A's opened with doubles Erik Stiller with 2 doublesand a 910 Wnukegnn Road debt hack so society ina tssednc- is5j Jung faced only 3 batters tu the single, Billy Pissionwithadbuble and ttris Calbonaro who alas hit a single, doable und a triple by Chris Suchecki and Justin slnikingoutall 3. Glenview, Illinois 60025 love fashion that benefits the tax- and had 7 RBI's and made asen- Bates,a tiple byArthurRudnicki and single, and Joe VondeeHnide faced 3. payers, StteriffSheahae d. EACH ENTRANTW1LL RECEIVE A FREE GIFT ArtisticTrophiesSéx IS with 2dottbles, Mike Salvi, Tony For the Cqbs, JeffTackm hit 2 (708) 724-5790 sational catch near short-center. and a homer by Joe Jung. DrewBig Daddy's Mets t3 limiters andChrijt Evanshita sin- In t991 the SWAt' Program Andy Gramza had a 2-oto homer Martin with a bases clearing Lelenieski and Danny BiIi) Jtotnts provided more than201,000 Flood areas... Continued from Page 3 White Son broke thin 2 game singles. Joe Vonden9eidit ed gle, tistuble and triple. Call-up M ondsynn d Frlmy teso AM. to tesO I'M. and Adam Peri piteheil 1 shat-out triple, Chris McDade with a pairlosing streak by stopping a huge a rutsner off 1x1 while 5g Johnny Hackel played o good hours of work to municipalities o, who sits in on Cook CountyMWRD, thu Northern Illinois inning and AndyKrueger pitched of doubles and Ed Kowalewski Tmsdny nd Tbnrntay 9:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. and not-for-profit agencies Zoning Board hearings when de- Met rally in the 6th. Sos's balscatching. Sève Mlsecy4nand game with 2 hits. satorday 900 AM. 10500 P.M. Planning Commission, IDOT di- and hit 2 singles. Erik Zlalkiis with 2 singles. A's pitehers Rnd-were hot with a 2-mn homer and Sal Randazza bad RBtmsRyan throughout the Connty. For more vetopors plans affect the areasvisionof Waterways, Maine walked. nieki, KowalewskiandJung were Closed Wednmday and snnday information on SWAP call (708) edgiugNites. RBI donbte by Daniel Knminski, Briscoc scored twice. Pitchojrs, Township, Park Ridge and Des Mets pitehers' Natasha Danzata abletoworkoutofjams. 2-mn single by Dan Rieck, RBI Billy Pissios, Btean KelIeiiki 865-4960. I-le said Its partofmyjob. Be-Plaines. Jerr'sFtr.&GdnAstros1i gave np 2 hits in 2 innings. sInk- singles by Ryan Jaacks and Al StilleraladitieVond(fhi'eide cause we overlàp in so many are- "We want to he good neigh- as, we alt try to help one another;hors," Peek said, adding Niles everybody isa citizen. had contribatednearly$10,000 in Bronco League Complete Landscaping Services Keeping watch on propertiesthe lastfoaryears to sWdies ou al- St. John BrebeufHNS Snx 14 hits by Jim, Jooy, Erik and Jerry. The Btovcs with brillant t hit near Prairie Creek is the greatestleviating flooding. Tigers 5 On the mooed were Erik, Jim,pitctI.sgdonoby Matt Angar000, atReasonable Prices benefit to those downstream, but Mulling over Hiles' efforts for Singles by Anthony DiBeee--JackaedJooy. Mati Bowtorosd PoteZonis. Pote tite creak is also piped ander-the area, including its reeeutwu- detlo,GregRicck, Joey TranchitaNilrsKofCTigersl Zonis alsoiiia humer. tesson Yes,YouCan - - ground near Scars, Golf Mill, he1er project, which supplies lake and DddidBrodsky for the Ti- Midwest Hiles Sertnma A's 3 Arndt nado 2 great catches in the .Lawn Cutting noted. water aiìd improved waler pres- -gens. A solid triplo by Jocy Achi- GreatpiiehingbyJooyAchino,onifiold to prosrrve the no-hitter n Bush trimming SalernosaidHiles Mayor no. Call np for the Tigers was Nick Morjal and Poter Morjat foroutil the 6th with t ont, when Ihn sure to the area; keeping tabs on . .Fertilizing Nicholas Blase anthorized his de-gang activity; and the sleict reten- Erik Stillerorsd fortlse Son Dome- Ihe Tigers.Grog Reich hit n solidCubs gol thoironly hit. parlonent to be part of the Prairielion standards, Mayor Blase said -- tri Toozious with both doing o single with 2 RBIs. Pot BrownForestVillaNnrs.Itrdians22 Edging - Own A Home Of Creek Commission several years goodjob. - hod a tremendous triple followedNilesK ofC Tigers 6 June 10 "They're pant of our com- ago, telling them to 'do what they ForestVilla Nurs.Indians 10 by an RBI singlo by Chris Corlas- Good fielding by alt Indians, munity...unless- we maintain ils - "We've been serving the- area eau" logetfloodeeliefin the area. Aaron Glass Cubs 9 nono who was called np.Gront do-and greal pitching from Ed Pear- value and viability, at same plane towski, Mare Molte and Mickey for 20 years Recently retired Public Servie-property vaIncu diminish and the The Indians came from behind ferse by Peter and Nick Morjat esDireetor Keith PeckonJune 17 in the 6th with Derek's 2 RBI sin- and Jocy Achino. Shown Wok-Moohan. 1-titling solos were Der- area goes down." ok, Andy and More. Mickey a Your Own said he waspartofthe firstterairie He said Park Ridge and Des gbto tie the gaule and Mickey mnski singledandoamehomoon Creek Commission nearly12 b000ghl inthe winning mn. Good nsothrr singloby Carbonaro. double. Ed 2 donblen and a singlo GiioLr-tiscaping Plaines share the same philoso- and doubles by Jeff, Tim, Bren- years ago, along with representa-phy. defense from Marc, Jeff, Brenden Hitting for the A's wore Jack Pût,terly I-' .ol-t The Northwestern Neighborhood Home Ownership livesof Cook County,the -andJoe. Hitting were More with 3 Dnggan,BnianCorradO,NiokZa-don and Rob. Joe hud 2 singles singles, Mickey with a terrificjob, Frank Groshck,John RooneyandPanl a triple and single. (708);4', 353 Programcal-1 make the dream of ownhig your own home-a reality. bnnt and a single, 2 RBI's, Tim and Derek Cwik. Bon Sotinski, Joey Achino had 3 singles aCd Th qualify, you must be a with 3 surgIes, I RBI Brenden MikoZnjokandieffMiszczysoynan RBI, Greg Rieck and Jocy THE WEARHOUSE with 3 singles. Rob 2 singles, .3 played well. Chris Maceen, Roo-Tranchitawithsingles,Pat OaktoùCommunity College first-time home buyer withan Rh's Joe 2 singles, I RBI andnoy and Kevin Mocngni pilohedBrown lilt a triplo nnd Mntt THE NORTHWESTERN Andy with 2 singles. bot conldnt hold aninspirod Ti-Brown came npwith n pair of sin- aimual household income NEIGHBORHOOD HOME Village Bike Shoppe Orioles 14 gorsteam. glen. Good pilching effort by Çranc(Rç-Opening St, John BrrheuftlNS Sos 6 - LionsClubofNileSllravesl0 Jooy Achino, Nick Morjol, An- Kids' College below $44,000 (family of two), OWNERSHIP PROGRAM Dan Novillo hit a 3-tan homer Norwond Federal Mets 4 thony DiBenedetlo and PeEr And the home you purchase for the Sos. Mike Shiel doubled The Braves Mail Angarone ledMorjal. - Now in our Convenient New Location at: lo keep olive o 7 game hitting the attack with 3 hits. Kevin t-leu-NiIesVFW Post77t2 Astros 11 . Smaller down payment Soccer must be located within a streak. ly and Polo Zosis olso had 2 hiEVillage Bike Shsppe Orioles 8 . Less income needed to qualify 7136 CARPENTER ROAD NilesVFWPost77l2Astrns 15 oach.Pitchisgwasexcellent Hitting for Ihr Astros were Joe 2 mile radius of any of our MinelliBros.Cnrdinals9 hnldisgthrMolsto2hits. with n single, triple and 5 lOBt's, Village Crossing Shopping Center Jock o sEgle, triple and 3 RBI's, six locations. s Lower closing costs After trailing 7-0 oIler I 1/2 is- LiuusClnbnfNilesllraves5 Academy isgs, the Astros bats come alive Aarnu Glass Cubs O Erik s double riò find outmore about SKOKIE (708) 933-1282 and rallied lo lie, then lo take the July 20..24, 1992 lead. Loading Ihr hit parade were The Northwestern Neighborhood Home Ownership Program, Jock with 4 hits, ioclodiso 2 trin- Get noticed... 4 p.m. UNBELIEVABLE VALUES! tes and n doubly, 6 RBI's and i just call our Home Loan Department at 312-489-2300. We'll Nick with 2 singles, o doubtc oxd among thecrowd triple, 3 RBfs. Also biting were . For boys and girls enlering - arrange a meeting with one of our loan . Swim Suits . Infants Pramsuits Andy wilI2 doubles, and svio Yes, Anno-Printing can help you look M through 81h grades. officers or send you a free booklet that - . Sportswear . Sun Wear professional and get noticed with our s 15 hours of irsstruclion by lraioed odult I LEGAL outstanding tells you howyou can own a home of . Sweaters . Jackets coaches for all levels of play. _ Notice is hereby given, pnrsn- RESUME SERVICE your own. . Knit Tops Windbreakers net to "An Act ix relation lo the n Cansdireclor Steve DeZurkois o varsity nse of on Assumed Nomo inthe . custom layout design soccer coach at Maine Soulh HighSchool. . Fall & Winter Jackets & Snow Mobile Sets conduct or transaction of Basi- . quality loser print-outs as omonded, nons in the Stale, ,helpful and friendly staff n Campers receive a T-shirt and a soccer boll. Mnnd.y-Ts..dsy-W.dnmday thaI o certificoline mus filed by NEW L3O .rn.-5:3u po. the undersigned with the Cnnnty .fast 24 hour turn-around Fee: $69. $55 for each additionol child of Ihe 10% OFF Thnmd.y .nd Fdd.y STORE Clerk of Cook County. Filo No. , reasonable price some Emily. On Any Purchase pu. D0085t5 ou Inne 4, 1992, ander !1URTHWESTERI1 SII1l!flSS HOURS nautasy g ..u.-5 pu. .proof by fox or mail 0usd Ihm 7.31921 505dm 11 .tn.-4pu. the Assumed Name of Arudhano 1!i GoodNeighborsFor Over 70 Years tttslitulo of Donen wilh the ploce Oakton Community College West Suburban Store: 1404 Butterfield Rd. of boninesslocoted - atGolf- Call now! Maine Pork Districl, 9229 Emer- 1600 East Golf Rood, Des Plaines allo N. WmtamAvo 6135 N. MilxaskmAvx 3844 W. B,lrosx5Av 1075 S Aoshe,Avv 6655 W. Csmsk Rd. Ha,lev trojoePlos 60016. The Anna Printing Chimes Chimes coran om,o Nonidgo DOWNERS GROVE (708) 629-1282 son, Pos Plaines, IL Chrono Inno name(s) and residescood- 708/827-0880 Call (708) 635-1808 We Now Accept VISA...MASTER ... dress - of _ownoc(s)is ... Ropalt. FAX-&2.7-08&1- -- - Choodhuri, 9028 Fedetot CuorI. ----loa''hoformation-and -an--appIieation----' Apt. 2A, Des Plaines, IL 6fl316. twAq s) 3UL :a3u}1'J' ¿ji)Ufl HT PAGE30 THE HUGLETHURODAY, JUNE25, 1092 I-IF SL(tLE,THIJR5D,ty,JUNE2S, 1992 PAGE 31

. 1439LEE ST. o Schools set DES PLAINES Dodge testing dates for Kids' College offers Teacher preparation transfer students program nominationsMaine East & summercourses needed by June 30 f II:Es ?LAINES ( i BLK. NORTH OF OAKTON ST.) Nues North and Nitos West If yosrr lookingfor great oay,JXneT9. Maine North high schools trave set itp testingways to keep your children occs- 'Cortevving" (4-6) will teach Do you hnow a high school Advantage pied through the end of summcr jnnior who wanu to teach? The classes of 1972 dates throughout the summer for YXO the step by step methvds of The classes of 1972 from ON MANNHEIM (LEE ST.) Iransfer sludenls who plan to en.Ivy MONNACEP's Kids Col- designing basic shapes, perspec- Golden Apple Scholars program lege, a fan educational program tive, compositions avd actienis looking for interested stndents, Maine East High School, Park Dodge ter one oflhe high schools for the Ridge und Maine North High 1992-93 year. Niles West lesUng offered by Oaktos Community drawings. Stndrnts wilt also draw who mast be nominated by u College. their Awn cartoOn.Strip. lt rareEs teacher, counselor or priscipai. School, Park Ridge will celebrate (laIes SEE JnIy 22, July 29, Aug. a combined school 20th year re- 12 ansI Aug. 25. Nues North test- Register now for same of the frAm l-2p.m. Monday, Jane 29. The deadline is Jane 30. Nomina- 298-5200 hottestcourses offered daring the "Scirsee WorkoXis' (K-4) ex-lion forms may be obtained from asien on Saturday, Aitg. 15 at the ingwill Iakeploee in AugnsI. June/July session. Some of thoseperirnents willi cereal, ice, pop-the student's high school or by Woodfietd Hilton located in Ar- Parente shonld contactthe reg- linglon Heights. istear at Nues West, 966-3800, courses are: corn and babbles to teach the bu-calling the Golden Apple Foan- 'Archaeology on the Go' (4-6) For details, call(708) 677- eEL 21 13; or at Nitre North, 673- sic Science of matter. Students dation at(312) 407-0006. will takeyoa to visita marked slIc will learn how to observe asd The Golden Apple Scholars 4949 Monday tiara Friday from 9 6900, ext. 4173, at least one week loaded with artifacts. You will am. to 3 p.m. or write Class Re- THIS WEEK! priOI tothe lestingtiases. The fol- make predictions. It meets frontprogram prepares talented yonng learn to note finds likea scientist, 2:05-3:05 pbs. Monday,Jone29. people to he successful in Illinois onions, Inc., POBos 844, Sko- COLTS ARE PRICED TO SELL! NEW lowing information wilt be need- kie, IL 60076. ed: investigate the remaiss of a corn- Classes are held ut Ookton classroomswiththegreatEst . pas site abandoned early this ceo- Community College, 1600 E.need. Slodents receive sapport 7 TO CHOOSE FROM! DAKOTA three official docsmcnls to tory, and make and break pottery a prove residency:lease or con- Golf Rd., Des Plaines. For morethroaghout college and the early Reliability & Priced to discover secrets of idestifica-inlermation,calt (708)982-9888. years oftraching in a anique pro- Niles West Class tract to purchase real estate, utili-- Lion. ttmeets from t-2p.rn. Moo- No Negotiating Required. ty bill, drivers license (the sss- gram which combines sommer of '72 reunion dent msst reside with the parent iostilutsS, internships, year- relegaI gnardian). Chemistry team takes round classroom rsperieoce, Ir- The 1972 graduales from Nites '91 DODGE COLT . students birth certificate. oaocial assistance, and mentoring West High School, Skokie wilt .student's passport or green forootstanding,esperienced celebrate their 20th year rennion Auto., Air Cond. fourth place teachers. os Saturday, Ang. 8 at the Hyatt $8,078 card (ifnotaU.S. cilizen). The Nites West High School Doerfiold tocatedie Drerfoeld. Stk#2656 forseventh place individoally. . The Golden Apple Founda- . students social sccority card. Chemistry Team earned fourth For inforososion, Dodge Dakota Pickup . students medical/immuniza- Other members of the Niles lion, which administers the Gold- call(708) 0 place in the winter chemistryWest team, coached by teacher en Apple Scholars, was founded 677-4949, Mooday - Friday from tion records. competition at Illinois Benedic- . Ano Levinson, are Nec Soo Lee in 1985 to pcomote programs 9 am. to 5 p.m. or wrileClass Re- Dakota nnofficial transcript freso tine College. Of the hnndreds of which rccrtrit, recognize and re- Anion, Inc., P.O. Eon 844, Sko- ssndentsprevioas school. Aaron Gelfand, Snail Dirdhia, $11,223 students who took the exam,Edmund Haangand SatteyKoo. newoatstanding teachers. kie,IL 60076. +Tax S Lic. Parents who ate nnssre abont West's Erik Buuerscorcd 61 of 70 Stk #2123 which school their stndent shonid atLend should call either registrar Dakota Sport formore information. Auto., Air Cond. 13,006 St. Martha $Z5 Million Limited Offering '92 DODGE COLT Stk #2460 +Tax S Lic. School honors Auto. Trans. $7,512 accomplishments Stk#31 72 . Dakota Club Cab Congratulations so all of the I R $ 5 1 1 9 . A 5.2 Litre V8,Auto. Trans. parents and friends of SL Martha Stk#2507 +Tax & Lic. School who planned, organized s s

'92 DODGE COLT . and coordinated the Ronnie Rice I Concert.The sell-oat concert Auto., Air Cond. ,anSE was a tribste to the spirit and en- $7,138 Ihorsiasm generated by all of you Stk#3247 fora splendid evening! Congtatnlationsto Renessa All Rebates & Incentives Applied. Dodge io,7 8 Air Bag, Sc #2758 Foronda min Christitte Primero & State & Local Taxes & Plates *Tax S Lic. who recently received Outstand- ing Ribbons and Trophies for I S s 40 DOC Fee. 2 TO CHOOSE FROM their piano accomplishments at A Northeastern Illinois University. CongessnlationstoMichael Berg (1989 Graduate) who has bcen selected as a member of the Niles West Chapter of the Na- VAN HEADQUARTERS PRICED TO SELL CONVERTIBLE CORNER houaI Honor Society and Niles First Come, First Served . WestSpanish HonorSociety.We areprond ofMichaet and his Inc achievements! Success Natiorsat Bank hos allocated $7.5 million for this special mortgage offering. The Class reunion $495 application fee covers opproisal, title insuranco,documnnt preparation, recording Flower Tech High School, . ofmortgage and credit check This offer io available on a first-come, first-served basis, 1988 DODGE 1979 OLDS CUTLASS $395'° Chicago, Class of June 1940 and Terms and Conditions CARAVAN 6995°°1982 BUICK SKYLARK #1680 $595" February1940seeksformer withd?awn at ony time without notice. * STATE/ LOCAL TAXES 1972 DODGE DART #3462A $695" classmates for 52nd Class Renu- r 8.6% APRona 15-yearfixed-ralemort- . If the loon is paid in full within the #1 596 PLATES S 'AS DOC FEE iononJune26,inRosemonL 1982 CHEV. CITATION #1636A $695" gage loan (9.1% APR on a 30-year first 28 months, all normal fees over ConlactDorothyTornow Rush fixed-rate loan). $495 must be reimburned to the bank. 1987 DODGE OMNI #3450A $1995 at (708) 698-0583. 1987 DODGE $599500 1987 DODGE OMNI #3454A $1995" r Lounamounis of $70,000 to $202,300. Special Features CARAVAN Band Boosters ( Special arrangements can be mude on . Escrow account earnu interest. STATES LOCAL TAXES 1985 PLYM. RELIANT #3278A $2595" higher loan amounts,) #3059A PLATES* S '40 DOC FEE 1996 PONT. 6000 Wgn. #3353A $2995" hold Shop & . No-monthly-service-charge checking 1001DODGE SHADOW CONVERTIBLE r Loan moat meet FHLMC/FNMA re- 1968 CHEV. CORSICA #1684 $3995" quirernents and be on a single-family account earns interest whim overage Share days . , 1988 DODGE B250 $7995001996 OLOS DELTA 88 #3250A $4395" primary residence having u total loan- balance is above $500. 1991 DODGE The Noten Darne/Resurreclion to.value ratio of 80% or leus. . Qualified applicants may apply at the CONVERSION VAN 1987 OLDS CUTLASS Wgn. #1665 $4995" oc High School Band Boosters will + STATE! LOCAL TAXES 1987 FORD CROWN VICTORIA #3494A $5595" SHADOW II . Competed application must be re- same lime for a home equity line of #3058A PLATES S 'AS SOC FEE bold a Shop & Share fund-rnising ceivetl credit at no extra charge. 1988 TOYOTA 4X4 PICKUP #3424A $5995"CONVERTIBLE progrant on June 29, 30 and July no later than July 1, and loan OSTATO LOCAL TASES IatallJewelFoodSlores. funds disbursed by August 1, 1992. To Apply 1990 CHEV. CAVALIER #1683 $5995"#1 646 PLATESE 'SS SOCFEE -, 1992 PLYMOUTH By shopping arJewelon one of - 1988 CHEV. BERETTA GT#1682 $5995 Loen pnyments must be made by uu- At Lincolnshire, call 708/634-4200 and VOYAGER VAN those days. 5 percent of the total - tomatic debit froma Success Natiolsal ask for Jouis Andersan, Steve Neufeldt $AVE! 1990 DODGE SUNDANCE #1671 $5995"1991 PONTIAC purchases. excluding lax and Bank checking account. or Todd Marguerite. #1 648 1991 DODGE SHADOW AMER. #1670 $6495" ,59500 Osco merchandise, will be donaI- SUNBIRD $ Rates are not guaranteed until a corn- At Lincolnwood, call 708/982-3900 und 1990 PONT. GRAND AM #1651 $7495" ed by Jewel to our high school ;v CONVERTIBLE , band. mitrnent is issued. This offer may be ask for Emily Wolfe or Barbara Taylor. 1992 DODGE 1991 PONT. SUNBIRD LE #1667 $7595" STATES LOCAL TAXES #1 678 PLATESO'40 DOC FEE The Noue DamejResurreclion CARAVAN SE $1 5$95°°1988 CHEV. LEBARON #1688 $7995" High School Band will use the * STATE LOCAL TAXES money generatedby theirShop & #1655 LOADED PLATES e 'SO DOC FEE 1992 DODGE SHADOW #1663 $7995" Share to help lo defray the cost of J 1990 DODGE DAYTONA #2889A 1990 CHYSLER A/. LEBARON 10,99500 traveling lo various concerts and 1987 PLYMOUTH $599500 Under#6000M/S...Hed $799500 competitions. icceii $8995"CONVERTIBLE OSTATE, LOCAL TAXES Anyone interested in helping VOYAGER 1990 PONT. GRAN PRIX LE #1668 STATE LOCAL TAXES 1992 DODGESPIRIT#1660 $9995"#1 687 PLATESO 'SSDCC FEE IhnNoIreDame/Resurrection #1 686 PLATESS 'SS SOCFEE High ScheolBandby shopping at unBorn at Llncolurshire Corporate Center at lincoinwood Town Center Jewel on 1505e dates will need a One Marriott Drive 3333 Went Toshy Avenue "Shop & Share Identification FDIC Ltlseolnshtre, Ilitnois 680d9-3703 Ltvcolswood, Illinois 60645-2725 **pLUS GAS GUZZLER,LUXURV TAX OVER 30,000. PLUS STATE .L0cAI. TAXES;LIcENSE .11TLE.'40 Doc FEE Slip' and should contact Anne 705/634-4200 7se/982-3900 Sanders at (312) 282-2839 to ob- - Open 7elays sr sEccO lain aslipbefore shopping. THE BUGLE, THURSDAYr JUNE25, (992 PAGE 35 PAGE 32 rHERUGLE,THURSDAY, JU3E 25, 1992

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EXCLUDING lW: 'AtT c BASINS (312) 262-7345 GARAGE DOORS nib uc wnIN too Nose In I I (312) 202-8285 16X7 $259 CONCRETE ; BEEPER (708) 722-3547 $114 r yr kndoolglto s formo 0:5 pOurZ PAVIÑG CO. n'SE'S LIFTMASTER OPENER $3699 GUTTEPS T compart'oirrprrl ¼1 Our N*ft.Says.ItAH COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL SsNstt t, Cede Z Fo: nutrreoo -School0 O LORES DECORATING SHINGLES - S8.99 per bùndle & DOVVNSPOU1S FREE ESTIMATES SR. CITIZEN DISCOUNTS Ins,W. St, rroa, s. 5.oeW. trata arai jurel -AntOoIigo .11 huronto HNkSSEWER Quality Painting T - Fond 5500:0 . ÇoTEanr R*GUTII'j;,"', ,' ,t''REPAIR Intsyior .Eotsrim r LI doSo POCO O SEfrJICE SR ÇU1fl,,s ' OtInts Woed Staining Dry.Wa(l Repair. . ,.It_ ,.e Yó. Pi9feg Te Mad. -Grand .5paoaIEoorlo O GuI.WSE' -'TOlkton &Milwaukee. Rerouting Dswnpc.et. Foe Yace Liat sed Madiasa. FREE ESTIMATES INSURED Clthrorg o.00noernanot NUes Naw In.tclladtin - CIning DaiIyT.s..klnalaranw? r Call Gus (;;8)446-9300 Tutest al. Li.çrS Ir C*y&buìM w. Hews Cacrepatitiva Marbata Call . TONY'S HANDYMAN (708) 696-0889 Cul Gaitt p,0fIse Caetraetas. Liability. 965-1339 ATLAS Bambi Jacoby (312-) 202-7345 L ,', $cHMffz . Tuckpointing . Roofing . ShinglesSoffit Fascia WHELAN PAVING Esìubàhed Sirro.'1572 Wd3U*ANCEAGENCY n REMOVALS . TRIMMING . Painting . Window Trim . Chimney Repair Cr MAGNETS. MUGS - LIGOTEOS of U..a.I..w..d .' . Carpentry Work . Free Estimates 05m a Raes. tbl 1708)-51U-991 I u LOT CLEARING e STUMP GRINDING NRE$TRWNSI*P CMLI\iT WORK a STORM DAMAGE AND FIREWOOD s 50 OFF On Any Job Over $300 . When You CuD Out Ad MISCELLANEOUS PRESTA INSURANCE- REASONABLE ., FREE ESTIMATES . (312)283-0883 , (708) 67-332 CONSTRUCTION FREE ESTIMATE . StaIr.FArOL ea.G.ra ge Floors . Onoaways . SidewalL. . Patio, - Eto. (708) 516-4225 (312) 545-6098 Coil Anytime MASSAGE DESIGN DECORATING Sr. Discounts a QUALITY PAINTING DIAMOND BLKTOP ' BY PROFESSIONAL SPR1ÑÖ SPECIAL FOCE EST t7p8) 529-4930 M asacar Combloing Swadish/E,alan n E9ERT PAPER RANGING - i il$n.ed&in.or.dFraatetimarou . rOw Orlo.. . SoIling Tmhniqsrsu Inolodlng Relieoolooy a WOOD FINIGRING - PLASTERING . Párkiflg Lota . ParoLing -h. GUTIERS Trt YpOr.eltlo AGIR Cf ROtIOItiofl SWansiosi' u,. a put fornitura baok L LL SAVE YOU( R..urianlng Coi) Carl R.gardIaI. olOrand, Rrokan G S. L CONTRACTORS CLEANED (708) 967-9733 -b Whut are you looking C onoretoOt Alphalt .D.ini.wey. . Petins . FoundatioRt Call (312) 275-0466 Call Ves u to buy? . Wipe Ag..gote . RriokPesiog Rsf.rsOoaa Free Ee.lesutm a, (7O8)3472B Lieidsp& Resded 4 111 find it fop yoo I . FmeE.tiut in your prioe rongoI ,. Fr.. EsImate$ -fI . ,.' (708) 966-3900 finen if i hooe to go ,.. Call Guy: (708)808-0646 PRECISION 4 , RS out of stato .. BLÁcKTo'P (708) 966-7980 ' PAINTING.' Call Pat Now : 4* qma. Foot Complote Decorating 4 To Place Your 609-0512 iBia.ksop CAlVi' HANDYMAN 4 Farklog Lot. 1 .WalIp.por hooting I Momooal s l , . Driumdape . MIKE NITfl 4 . S..ied COriOg Fra. Estimate. Plaster I Drywol( Repairs 4 CEMENT CONTRACTOR HoNesTas ros eier -I. . Wood finishing I Refin. ed : Bulletin Board Notice! (7O8)77-9991 -b Yosr eandit is go,d mith ras. . Patio Daoke . Drivaways All topes .1 honre lerprooarrr.00 aed les. I Ref. I Froc Est. W. seaapt Visa and Master . Sidewalks rapaflm 5010m.. b.tlrrmrrre poros. TONY PAGANO C.edl C.lI 900-3900 F,ae Eetirr,atea e,. garages. bes.maoteaodartsrs. MENS No Ooarh.ad COCAl Líoena.d Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATE CALL S SAVE DIVORCE RIGHTS (708) 259-3878 JOSEPH (312) 271-7190 , 965-6606 MENS Rich The Hendymes PAINTING The Bugle's Classified Ads giveyou... DIVORCE RIGHTS interior . Eoterior Custody.Vicitstioe Steining and .Sapport Property P rassure Treated Pruserving Ya.., .a,sdit e good will, am. 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- Certain Ads Must Be Pre-Paid In Advance: Business Opportunity, For Sale, Miscellaneous, Moving Sale, Personals, Situation Want- Deadline for Placing Ads is Tuesday at 2 P.M. - Certain Ads Must Be Pre-Paid In Advance: Business Opportunity, For Sale, Miscellaneous, Moving Sale, Personals, Situation Want- ed, Or If The Advertiser Lives Outside Of The Bugle's Normal CiTculation Area. ed, Or If The Advertiser Lives Outside Of The Bugies Normal Circulation Area. BUSINESS TANNING WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES FULL TIME FULL /PART TIME -FULL ¡PART TIME FULL/PART TIME FULL/PART TIME . EARN $500. More Weekly WOLFF TANNING BEDS WANTED HOUSE StoRing Envelopeo At Honte New Cowlonrisol- Holen Uoito WURLITZERS Send Long SASE: Ftcw 6199_00 JUKE BOXES High-Tech State Of The CASHIERS APTS. FOR RENT FOR SALE Lontpo - Lot/OeS - AccnooOtion- ALSO Permanent - 64 Art OuickPrintShop FuU&Prt-Tirn:posjgi::s Coantry Living Shoppers Monthly Peyncent, SLOT MACHINES Part-Time Position PorirafrStuofio . . Dept. T12 Low AS 510.00 Call Tod3y doy Cnttd/tioO Crystal Lake FREE NEW Coleo Cotatog W000r000laodperson Lake& Larantin. Shall MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES NILES j 6697 Sulliven Rd. Suite 318 17051 985.2742 FromVourHo,e Greenwell Springc, LA 70739 1-800-228-6292 'o- MontBeTna,eO,ieeted AND FULL OR PART TIME POSITIONS 2 Bedroom Gordon Apt. Minimum 4-6 Hours 1l? AC/Unit, Efficiency Kitchen & Hace 2 Veort Solo. A Week Homo yesr epportonity te work with one nf the most nationolly roo- Ecpo9inncn (708) 251-4305 oonlced oontp.nlnu In 0kv photography lodostry. Sown Pottrelt Stodt. Aveiloble 6-1-92 iooqlePnrteyorpere Peint Beokgroond Dmiroldo - Must Be Rnliable - CAREER otteruted tender ltoensa by CPI Co,porat,on le non, 900 lena- Call: E000llee( Starting Cote pence tiov Please Call: LotO. Sf0203 Leoni wooded Lot Iv coot OPPORTUNITY (708) 647-9489 Immedieto Pn.....ion IndioidorI0potontia I GeneraI Office o y eouree,eatiee.oofgoing, tolneted with child encan d enjoy ten- AUTO DEALER Conte Job A Great Teem (708) 5 1 5-5848 Fou-Tinte lo EIh Geone Vitlege ing the direct tenait nf yoor work, thit nay be the ink jo, you. Enpnri- SpetOiol Prien $139,500 LOP nriene ed Typist SR WPM Min. ettee O RO teacen tOry. Ability to work witk the pohlio u 'oust. Any pon. Chenging C,r..rs Coo At AlphA Graphio. I Ba,.S455/Ce. tNONDER LAKE Computer Skill., Basie A n0000tlo g VI oeueo perienoe is retail talen is en at. Ni I-1O 286MUC 'ke Cheng. Yew Lit.1 DIRE c T. ORY Call Peter: I HAVE O BJrc $0O0/c 0 Ira. . CbI. Reedr Neo 8 noon O Beth (708) 675-5720 Fell Benefit, We will provide u tally paid treinin o program. competitinconmpee- 1312)764 .0,02 AR I P.M.) Mel ct.v,t Ce Ft.. Hoe,. PIO. FoIl PEOPLE MAKING Call Dick Bordo,: nation. cocotent benefit,. and oot.tan ding opportonitieS Roe carne, EtoloS OttA te!000ert ed eenoe meet. Pat yooeself in coo piotern! With It-Cow Poe.ihllity $200-$400 A WEEK (708) 364-7527 NII.e -3Bdnn.6ReOn,. 1 lI2Both Sod Cette oetee G,O. Please apply in person at Sears PortraIt Studio IeoIud.StnVe F,Ig.,ater & CerpetIng 17081 007.9322 OethA,,. lfTkt's Becoming BISO P.r Mn. IDo Net Indod, HetI With 0,,ethtakito Os Mile View. Ctlttory 21 . Ceuchllokt Reulty DODGE CITY OF DES PLAINES You Should Be Comin To Randhurst Center and Golf Mill Shopping Center WIGCPC6. SOOtftP D.poAt Rnqol,.d only $129.000 SUBARU IN PARK RIDGE 3 Positions 4700W.Montr00eAve AnIIbI 7.1.92 - Cell: 11081 ezs.i9 74000mOHighway. Peek Ridge 1439 5. Le Street REAL ESTATE lo A.M,TilI 8 P.M. Monday thru Friday /7001 $23-ROW Dee Pleinee I7O8 298-5200 e ASSISTANT qe.ppo Bel y wpoyerM/ W000STOCK MISCELLANEOUS ASSIllI CC SDuynAWeek PHONE SALES MAKE YOUR OWN S.I.oy Plu. Bonus i Bd,,,,. Gordon Apertetent FOR SALE Rank 8052 N. Oriole - Nile. COORDINATOR HOURS Full end Part-Tirn.oS,laa k ILLteeneoReqeernd Cell) (7081 825-1273 S SOCIAL AND STARTTODAY! Fomltors - nh.e.y OOuo An, Style -- Po,t,otcotdltion- B,d,00mn.t011RO. LOREN OUICK/HYUNDAI WIL.SHORE FORD TELLERS -- SERVICE AIDE - (312) 631-7022 . OleES noom Set 51700 611 Green Bey Roed (312) 48 - $139,500 And Up 1620 Waollogao Road. Glonolew 7 Compare To Believe MAcP SeIl Coltrylet. Sut Wileretto 700) 2515300 e PSYCHO If Youre Looking For - - /700/ 729-0000 - ; - . Move-In Speciel - McHenrsr Coonty -8100 Off 1.t Month. Beet Custom Builders SOCIAL AIDE -. . A Caréer That Offers Cl..rON.otv tJpdO.d I edre. Apt Part Time MICAt*.F,nt294 - Olpe Or A,,. CeodyOJ (8 151 653.201 Mene 10-Spend Racer *Advancement *Competjtjve Salary Ank For Stone Or TP. 570 Or Bent Off., interkcatagoZ7 PARENTS & WAREHOUSE Nc .$480)Uen't .M.IAA 39M. We Ara A SStar . -, (7001 965-3776 Ne Eop.ri.nna Nno.000ry immediate Benefits . SUPER VALUE EDUCATORS 1708) 658-8463 JENNINGS CHEVROLETNOLKSWAGEN ARLINGTON LEXUS IN PALATINE Health Cere Fac,ltty L000ted 7:30 A.M..12 Nnen/Moe.-Fsi. .. - p Ii 0ePrt-i1eee . 1789 Pleinfield Dr. - Dn. Pinino. 1200 E. Dundee Rd. In The Northern Subt.rbn N.a, Austin & Toohy An.. Come JoIn The Affli lated Team! 3 Bedroont. i 1/2 Both 241 Waobng.n Rd. opp . Palatine 17081991-04« WillTreinRightßegjnnap, Bolmoce Family AodCareer If you have excellent communication skills K 2 1/2 Cee Go,oge SITUATION WANTED Glnnciow /708/ 729-1000 CONDO FOR SALE- Tti-Loeel - Ent le Kitchen 7nr°' AtYnC,:ni.,. EoonllnntPuyAndBoenllts and enjoy dealing with the public. we have LoWe Fereily RooM Chrysler '708' Call Traci: Call Fern: openings for Tellers at our various metropoli. Pio. Sob-Bo,en'ent EnOHnnpaSaA99nHon.r $177.500 Writer Plymouth (31 2) 631-6303 1 (708) 470-0803 tan Chicago & north sUburban locations. We Teohnicul Manoalt. . CONDO Call: (708) 297-4331 Continental need individuals preferably with previous tell. Adoertioing Original Or Editotiol WALTON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH STEVEN SIMS SUBARU . 1 rsi . VicinitY Golf & Greentneed Ank For John 17001 530-5949 715 Ch/togo Anenoe ' Evuenton xperience n_VTELEMARKTFJ( Cablevision Townthipl 5050 De,npster er.oxcashiiandling experienca.whocan seive (Moine ln,modiote 000opency Skokie 708/ 573-7600 17001 869-5700 - 1 13121 SUBARUS L .:. ----- 2 Bedroom - I Both HEI '!°_kOEl - ØU5tOfl58V5COUtt- SOUI&4«tCtIVely. For L)ving/Dinino ROOM Ueiqun 2-Flut TRANSPORTATION EIANiNSa5&w81k2blûrAao constraAH Human flurces at Eat In Kitchen Dn.irublo Nil.. Loectine AND TRAVEL AUTO FOR 00° 29 HOURLYPAY Lotte ROOM. 2C.rAneohnd G.r.. Answer Phones Gnrg000n dAb H 00cc- Poet WlCottr.l AIr, F.lto.d Verd DEALERS' INFORMATION ( 3 1 2) 588- 1 0 1 2' COMMISSION Aftornnnn. - Evening. Tceci,- Pleygr000d Flnl.hnd BeceOtent (708) (312) 889-6800 9YP8Ol Ceilicg Feet In Every ROOM rot Beth On Euch L.o.l . PARK AVENUE. Call Classified AFFILIATED BANK - Newee Woll TO Well Corpoting $260,000. to place your ad .e.ni Window A/C R S R Roel Entone 966-3900 We.hnr&DrynrlflUnit 17081 968-0140 Stove li Yr. Oldi FULL/PART TIME Receptionist Needed LOOIN1YOITTtO 000085E r Rettig. 3 Yr.. OlA Both Alnceod Peletino - All Bniok Ronoh QUICKLY 2StoeagnAeee. FoIlBa,,,nonttBdrm.OBath (12l 478-7678 WE WILL GET YOUR AD TELEPHONE SALES All Window Trnot)vncte Inoloded 2 Car Carao, On 1/2 Acre 1708) 981-8900 & ACCURATELY ONOUR 20H:uPWeel( Newly Dnoeroted 5145.900 GeneralOffice ReOS Call Ce000cy 21 FAX MACHINE (708) 647-9875 Full/Part -Time ' PARTTIME PHONE SALES S65.500.00 Tenerte & Tomme Notice DottOrE venngt I Phonon,Plorg<ooToIng,Ett Ask For Office Manager (708) 635-9958 (708) 359-2500 Rugie Newspapers ramMe. the 0000000e. Aed Setord.Y. NocIble Moors I Ach For Jane right at env tile. te dueaify sil COUNTER PERSONS Leave Message ApplyWithIel I advertisements and to,ejeoi City Suborken Auto Service Ecpetl.n.. Pr.4«r.d Mt. Proepent . 3 Bdrtn. 1 1/2 Bath any udc,di.ing deemed chico- 7005 N. Moweuk., AO,. AUSTRALIA- n CASHIERS I ALARY PLUS All Briok, loll Ba,etttnnt tionabl,. W acunn et b. tasponsi. NiI,..lL FAX WANTS YOU NoEnp.thnnaN.ceunery l 2 1/2 Car Cerote, hie forcar bui stutem,nt. in 000- ALLOCCUPAI1ONS Welk To Truie .5162.000 tiiot with cup polici.s. All HoIp 6.wFOlr...Eto.ToApply' I - - HOUSE FOR SALE Eem 40% Te 00% Mcta ApplpAtTh. Following Lnoatloe.: CENTURY 21 Wanted ad. ,eo,t epeolfy thu ea- FOR ADVERTISING COPY

Paid H000lng s Trunat - . I TEMME A TEMME tote of the work offered. Bogie 7 Nnwspaport doos not knowing- Life Guards Call I (714) 573-9247 - Call: (708) 359-2500 'W4oNwett,nAouInr.D.ow - Open House Iv ewept Hoip Wuetnd ndo.otis- BUGLE NEWSPAPERS Open 6 AM. To 6 P.M. PST Ac..I - ChInant, IL A.ok Fop Jaee & Swim Instructors a Sond.y-Jon 28-11 .n,.-2 pn,. leg thut in 'ny w.v niolat,. the Wanted Immediately Lineelnwned'n Beet Hoteon Rightn Act. For forth., 8746 N. SHERMERRD.,NILES,IL 2410M,Tflst,n,n-E000.A,OIL - VACATION r8;plA 7033 N. Cieern ieforntntioo contuet the Depart. S023WToohyk*InrEt,elAcc.I FT/PT-Sell Classified Advertising For Greet Oppertenity To Own A Ment of Roman Right.. 32 W. B.00tifol Brick Honte RENTAL R,edolph St., Citiouge, IL 793. (708) 966-0198 CallLaurieG.Oryljinki Nues Newspaper. cies. Te School 8t Tren,. 6490. UANITOR - 3 Bedroom 2 Bnth HILTON HEAD (OUR FAX NUMBER) AI I LI Good Communication Skills, Fenrily Rennt, Updoted Kitchen DISCOUNT RENTALS vvOrit nours Gertge ' Low 200s Find the help that Experienced Demonstrators .easanm.oneoice, Why Not Gut Away Te Becotifol Accoun Clerk Per Week To Demonstrate Food Call: Alma Hilton Heed l,loed, SC? you need in our The Bugle Newspapers Pert-Tim. - Mornings A . lhI'I i-sw Products In Retail Groceiy Ability To Work Independently. Re/Max Intown 1, 2 & 3BR Ooean Condo, classified Section. The Newspapers That Deliver" ?'sL iil .es i I IC Stores, In Your Area Toll-Free For Rentol Brochoro Typing Not Necessary (312) 755-3283 800.445.8640 708) 966-3900 Call Ed At: 966-3900 AskForRalphEiler ÌNFORMATION ON CLASSIFIEDADS 966-3900 or Come-To OurOffice in Person AT:8746 N. INFORMATION ON CLASSIFIED ADS - You Cast Place YourClassified Ads by Calling (708) You Can Place Your ClassifiedAds by Calling (708) 966-3900 or Come To Our Office in Person AT: 8746 N. Shergsger Read, Nues0lilsqis: i, ) Shermer Road, Niles, Illinois.Our Office is Open - Monday thru Friday. 9 A.M to 5 P.M. : ì(CE3 taea,eooeTtr.1Jesb'4'JsiT,3JT5LDSEIT

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63 Continued from Page 1 - Sports complex. Confinued from Page 1Chicago flood Abuse ResislanceEducationPro- response cost 'uacs.:- There has been no in- able facility." in importance the depth of waler, 'crease in mvenues due to thegrana (DARE.) and the Drug She nosed as a community pon1, il is desirable heated waler, diving boards, lap Edison $5 million (saLe legislated) frozen assessed Education Commillee for Kids (DECK.). for families, but the concession swimming and a bathhouse. The : vslsatiO!L..OL1 tX income will stands should provide food fami--questionnaires are dur bank by Liechli, who is retiring at she isahedarnetwoyinarow. A lies could feed to their children. theend of June. Commonwoallb Edison's all- end of-the school year, was re- loI of püblic bodies will feel the Speakers frequensiy lamented out respoase to the underground sponsible for the disleict taking :; crunch." "Whyare we the forgouen place flood crisis in skswntown Chica- ; A carefal reading of the badgel pars in The Drag-Free Schools inNiles?" gocostapproximately$5 million, and Community Grant. Library indicate5abOat$700,0 is left of One resident said the Complex thrcompanyhasdelermined. Ed- $3.6 million placed in the Site A final payment of $51,960 to mon said the cools will not cause hice Construction Co. for work pool is "going downhill each - usdConslrnctionfUndlastyear. year...there are (only) eight lawn board au increaseiu customers' electric- Of tIle disleict's 1 1 funds, only on Mark Twain School will be . chairs; the concession food is not Continued from Page 1 itybils. - th will have lowee enpendi- poslponed following an adminis- "Each year, wnbudge fora nor- Isative review of work on the the same this year; the Oasis (wa- tures beginning this fiscal year ter park) gela everyshing; we pay If there ase questions concerning mal amoantofenergy restoration parking lOI, business at hand, he or she has Jaly 1, 1992. They inclade the for tokens bal we getnothing...' activit',' Vice President RObeB . .Sile and Construction Fand. as Board mrmbers also agreed to three full days Io ask about them . Sherry Joseph said the water at J. Manning esplained. 'Moat of- explained earlier, the Working lake part in seven giant applica- the Complex pool is so cold they on the lrantee'sown time,' ten, such emergencies are power tians for edncational improve- Cash Fand, which in being depict- cannot get in and the showers are "lt would be -very easy for interruptions caused by violent ed, and the Life/Safety Fand - ment, mathematics and science, also freezing. Ernestine SpiveyLaske to reIssen and say 'I had weather, but we need to be ready reading improvemenl, learning companyathome.' (As a trustee) RUUD* __a. probaby because most of those said theOasis waterpark, at 7877 for anything -- even a eue-in-a- ,,.,, paicahavebeenmade. objective and assessment sys- Milwaukee Ave., is too crowdedyou are elected lo show up at millionsituation such as the ... Halves-son said, "The board lems, drug-free schools and corn- and the Complex pool has too these meetings.Your job is to break in the freight tunnel nyu- munitics act, staff development . membersand adminislralion many bugs on the sssrface. Shecandad she business of the li- dem." - andgiftededacalioss. brary and to walk oat in the mid- Manning mid the langeaI poe- UPFLOW ç have spent hoses considering asked formi indoor poot. these figures." In other motions, board mcm- Nilrs police Commander Jerry dIe ofa meeting is completely ir- tian of Edison's recovery costs Aheacingonthebadgetwillbe bers approved inSurance renew- Shealsan also favored a year-responsible. To notgethis went forlabor. Daring the emer. held at i p.m. Taesday, Septem- als,anauditorand several bids. round facitily sined he and his questions answered before the friary, hundreds of Edison em- GAS FURNACES . . leer 8 followcdby aregular meet- An observer, noting the many meeting is completely and totally ployees, marshalled from across T family were frequent pool users, ingandvotc. disagreements between slaP and bat had to go elsewhere in the irresponsible," added Pizybylo. the system, worked around the board members as well as ande- . In other business, board mcm- winter. Przybylo said discassion on clock for a total of 70,000 em- linealed items inthe lengthy the policy has beten going on for- ployerwork hours.Their pri- UGDA- & UGDB- SERIES . R.bers eslabiished the TOr. Stewart A water park nceptwas also Liechti Leadership Award lo agenda made known his dissatis- unacceptable to Cary Joachimnine months sa a year. 'The na- mary mission was to ensure pub- .-. be awarded annaally lo an eighth faction.He said he was flap- who pleaded "no zero depth...mytare of Ihn beast is that a policy lic safety by protecting electrical grader who has exhibited leader- pulled" at the lark of preparationchildren want to mannal isconstantlybeing es4nipaleut from rising finodwa- Twenty-Two U.S. Models by thr staff and thanked the board ship by Wiring partin various dis- swim...eoordinate skate and changed and revised to head off 1ers andresloringpoweras quick-

for attempting to clarify masters - with input rates from45,000 tò ._,,L_wtct programs such as "Snow swim classes." polenlial problems.' lyaspossible. -; Flurries," "Snow Flake," Drug for thepublic. Môtherspeaker,Michelle Items approved while Laske Maiming reported that within 175,000 BTLJIHR Board member Norman Pad-Rappapori, naedested a dome was still at the meeting included 64 briars after the first buildings Sixteen Canadian Models with nos, main questioner, defendedroofaad see-thmngh walls so thepurchase of 6,000 promotional went dark, Edison crews restored input Téen the stufO He said administratorssandvolleyball lola were visible. brochares not lo exceed $2,200, service to all Iocalionu where the did not receive many items in But Barbara Tanka prefers not-lawn care fromJnly to November customers' facilities were capable rates from 40,000 to 140,000BTUIHR time to do anything else and an- beating to swim indoors in the summer at about $450 a month and an in- ofoperating safely. SomeofEdi-- The Ruud upflow furnace for knowledged, "June is thepils." crease in library card fees for sann flood damaged equipment natallation in utility room, Continued from Pagel and proposed a roil-back roof cloaet, or alcove with an extendedfluah jacket providea Malversan later told the Bugleover thepool, similarto one at the non-residente from $103 to $108. needed replacement, accounting a furnace with an appliance appearance. quentDeeParkin unincoiporaled that staff members had been upTriumveracomplex inGlenview. Board members also consens- foe the second largest espandi- The deaign a Maine Township, according lo till midnight Monday altempting Hockey Director Rich Bahrkc ed to applicatibn for 1993 per tarn. certified by the American Gea AsaociationLaboratories to cleanup tome items. advocated wing the pool as parI capita grant fands and agreed to and the Canadian Gas Association. terminate Snrvices with the Ii- -' Nues Police Commander Wil- ofa hockey camp. He said "year- brary's present auditor after svioProgram on s Multi-speed direct drive blower-motorassembly dtiiu liarss Reid said as oflane 23, po- Thomas F. Bach ronudwouidbegreaL" - .-'. lice arrpassning leads in she case CoasullansCarl Faerst, of Lei- years of a three.year contract. Airman Thomas F. Bach has Auditors and board members dis- dowsing at . Air conditioning models are available with cooling- -: osdifitiseofkdshs'aro"ab- g,adeaded from Air Farce basic sere Coscepte and Design, Inc., heating relay and blower-motor assemblies sized for ,- : solutely dealing with gang mcm- Irainiag at Lacklacu Air Force oho is sleetying the peot. dietrib- agree as to paymenl ola $600 ex- bees," they would push as hard as atmet questionnaires o poos Ira fee for materials rod ready as Smith Activities cooling air delivery. Base, Texas. needed, accortlingto-tIsr.aaditorS. - they could toinlervese. During the six weeks of Irala- ers. It asks for the three improve- ntrioaday, Jane 29, at 1:30 s Cells are individually mounted. Reid wid NIes police lake S ing the airaras stadied Air Farce sneats users consider most droper- p.m., the Smith Activities Center, .-.'..peo.active posilion in regard lo miaulait, Orgasizatian and css- last. itesks osera to geege thesm- 5120 Gateo, Skekie will present . Aluminized steel burners. insipieat gangs and "if these are tains and received Special train- poTrancO of shade,- slorage Jebe Donaldsoa on Dowsing; A . Fiberglass insulation with aluminum foilfacing sur- . signs, we jump ou it aggressive- io0 in haaan relations. Ieckrrs, chaise Ionnges. cosces- Lost Art? flecdlylll" The public rounds the heat exchanger compartmentto reduce ly." In additioa, airmca who corn- sian food and volleyball. is welcome. ,.jtJ-- . Is another incident that night, pinte basic traiaieg earn medita lt alto asks pool users to rank heat loss. . gang symbols wdgraffili marked .: toward ea associatedegree . Combination gas control with built-inautomatic the stunk of a Chevrolet Corsica through she Cammuaity College operating valve responding to a thermostat, manual parked in a rear lot in the 8200 of the Air Force. Il I blockofDempSter Street. Bach is the son of retired Air main shut-off valve and regulator. r All lise car windows but one Force Master Sgt. Fccdrrick wet . Every Ruud upflow gas furnace is quality checked i..werebroken and a5400 sIerro ra- Anna Bach of Morton Grove. dio was takes. and fire-tested before shipment. - Subàru in Park Ridge s Adjustable fan control. "Where to Buy" AMANA'S HIGH EFFICIENCY GAS FURNACE A variety of cooling coils and insulated plenumsde- FORTHE DOLLARWISE HOMEOWNER signed for use with Ruud gas furnacesare available as NO Gimmick Sales SAVE UP TO optional accessories for air conditioning applications. e . Nntevon ncrnngewoald mindtaming up NO Hassle Pricing $6,000 H5,= NO Salespeople Registered t,adema,k. LT OFF LIST PRICES StdY GAS: YOUR BEST ç Just good, honest, fair prices ON 1991 LEGACY Ope,sIes - r W& - i__ DEMOS & Ounily -,---. with the best service. ENERGY VALUE ReisSe NEW MODELS Congratulatiòns CollegeGrads GAS: YOUR BEST START-ESTABLISHING ENERGY VALUE YOUR CREDIT LIrellod Streng . WITHUS! - - 2G YEAR WARRANTY - Os HEAr . Agflcy Crtiffed rXCveNsEv - OSO 2-YEAH Canadian Models HEAT LIMITES I WAORENTY '--- ON reves G . o Hi "o ------AIR IcI COMMAND 1992 LOYALE SEDAN i 992 LEGACY SEDAN s 80 I Auto, aircoeditionirrg, power winduws, Asta, air canditianirg, power windows, puwer GAS power tecks, casuelle, lilt, mats. locks, AM/FM cassette. a L HEAT . s S9780* -$1 2,549** ' Innladun all dador inrustivos s roleatus. Jans odd . sotados ol' dentar incuntions. Jest add tas, titlu, tua, he., t due. 1m. Bank #1467 in. k dun. ,uw'Otnek 01459. a sAvr ON HOMEOWNERS HEATING COOLING SUPPLIES- -

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It's a &a1dOpening! . . Snii tiH Corne on rn to our office at Mi1wauk d ,,, . We also havesome very special gifts for loj between June22rtdandJuly 1 Ithand recejvéa free ooenii menean nag Just tor stopping in a new account at Devon BankGlensew, Ifyu'' to see usI We also have open a new account free heliuni balloonsfor the kids and free or certificate of deposit for daily refreshments. $25,000 or more°you will receive a fun-filled Sorn'-' mer Kit wallt ta oturdty1on smoulderstrap that includes four plates andmugs, a package of napkins Friday, June 26: 3:30to 6:30 p.m. and a frisbee, just . perfect forpicnicor beach outings! THE BANJO BUDDIES WE' Or, ifyou prefer,you can deposit $1,000 Sahirday, June 27: OPEN or tUtore and receive a liaitdsorneU.S. Flag 9:30 to ll:3Qai Kit complete with3'X5' flag, aluminumpole CARICATURES BY JOHN and bracket to displayyour flag throughout the MURA WSKI or' . butiner and for many summers to M,n.ThUr,9t05Sat, 5 toI come. Open a 9 t,7:30 Devon Bank Checking Friday, July 3: 5to 6 p.m. Eti., r.,, Up; Account with $1,000or more Mort. ''4. and you willreceive your first order THE MELIKIN PUPPETTHEATRE 7:505 Sat, of200 checks Fti., 7 10 free ofchsrge alongwith yourflag kit. presents "Stimmer CircusShow' Friday July 10: 3:30to 6:30 p.m. BEPO THE MAGICIAN Enter and Win! Saturday,July II: 10 aim.to I p.m. . IJttstliStot titis roopot ottd depooitit io tSp ttYh:txottht:tUbby.UtDttVUo3ottk.S MR. B -THE PRINCEOF JUGGLERS . I tr .I $155o,tot go bood Ist for atttppittg ittto *, Win A U.S.Savings moni Isi.'oIo and otee tite Oovçtn PottSstatt wt,o sara pIosod to tsetp,you toutsaeynoi]ott ofyour baokittg You wilJ also have tee $250 a chance to enter and wina $500, INoo,e. . __ _:. ' . or $100 U.S. Savings Bond. Just fillout the entry blank.. I Addrosn . .,.. . and brmg it withyou when you visit Devon Bank's .. . . . Glenvjew Office duringour Summertime Grand lCsy Stale Zip Opening Celebration! It'ttone . . ,. ..L

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