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Schedule for Opening . : - , . A - . ir I :ÑILESand , 1qRTONGRQVE -Ail 16,OJ hoñ* _; oiivwv- \tELUtv SEP2s 1999 i Bulk Rate U,S Postage lII :Tû;. B'A I 1) . Bugle--News soCENTS FEB00 N 05 PERCOPY MILES PUBLIC LIBRARY 6960 SALTOS ST. 7400 %VAUKISGAN RO, NILES IL 60714 . ; TH1JRsDAy,s RILES IL 60714 VOL 43, NO.13 I h1 +1 I ' 130,000 square foot building will store 75 trucks, igliL O Litee1 ys Construction staying within $9 million budget at MG meeting : . TM0 trnd Sam olor as Ehe cl Public %Vorks facilityon p on Pro Tem Dwight Commitsat::ehadques o er Roepenack not OflcgardngaSpecwlUsepe schedule- . - - for opening . :NextelCommunications,. The élecoical or nihêr intùferesce; Panoli would allow 1h campa y The representativfrom Necio] by Rosemary T no to usia]] a i le ommu hafens told the Plan Commission and Tb Ippy comb aal on ofpre ne lyearsaid Bob Pilai admis n es m gbt posh ompleiten into antenno-oo. on 00251mg smoke- oesideathihat lherewòold heno ast co ei d uausaally good isiralive assislant io Directo No siàck, which iscn-a building at the sunmiermooths syorrics, asantennas ofiltis type we ilr Itas pat construction of riega although he con eded th i P 1 iaid two separate b ud 850] Froñlage Rnod. The anice-: are regilaind bythe: Frdcrl ihn new p blue works build ng at any problems w th ufti ey cumpa Co t ed no Page 38 na will cnnsisi oflhreepanel an- Câmmanications Commission Tonity andPeonks avenues a little lencas. It will bè 70 feethigh and Conlinued on Page 311 atinad ofSltdnle according to Tcef4ofJuui) NorieSa,Nilesuji- Kenßeth Hoffman, Joseph Bérnstein,. :.cuofofpublicx4ork. :NiIesyoith 15, 1çommîtS er of Morton lawyer developer . - Although -construction of ihn .nhR;' baitdikig stirfeel considerable suicide in forestpreserve House in MG dies dies at age 87 coidthvdrs' lustyeor because it . byRosemutryTirio Joseph Williäm BereOtcinat- Konoo1h.BoÇfcnon°Iife- sbfefsilat&l the removal of the ; A 15-year-old Nibs atüdeotgo -Police delectivo, made ihn bhf -cuident of Morton Grove, money und real osIate developer populorJozwiok Park to the new- who helpd developtlie Village -was found tying in a tifeleüs state --grimdiscoverywhile riding his who brought Ihe cncept-ofseo- ly created Piöneer Park on Seven os the ground of thd- forest pm-bike through the off road trail in sonal feslivals to his Morton Plaza in Mortoh Groveond the acres atTouhyouidHárlem, elli- serve is the 6lOQblock of Ho-thewneds. -- Noose restaoranl00g before Cour-Iv ofAmber Woôds in Glen- - cials bern able lo placate resi- ward Street around 5:18p.m. The Niles man went heme and ChicagoFestorTasieofChicago view, passed away in Highland -dents living behind the coostruc- Sept. 15 with what appearod tobegollais father, who aecómpaaied Park Hospilol SepI 18 of heart were ever dinamed of dt d SepI lion cône by keépingPraoks a single gunshot wound ro thehint back to the scene and notified l5al St: Francis Hospital, in foilnre. Avenaeopeo fortheiruse. heod. Niles police, who in lora notified- Mr Bernstein who resided in Evanston Mr Hoffman was7l "We're shooting fork Libe new  19-year-old Nibsman, who -the Cook County Forest Preserve : Hoffman wasintroduced Glencoe was horn on Chicago's Public Works DeparlrnenLnild- happons io he the son of a Chica- ContInued o.Page 38 tothehoupiRolily bosiness eae1 in Wesi Sido. Ho gmduated from Ihr ingi lo be completed by May of . lher'slife whenohé worked in his fa- Universily of Plisáis ai Urbana eslablishmeol, Vals Toe- Champaignalage IBandeniereci Cnntinned On Page 38 - Continued on Page 38 - aineTownship's National Night Out Prairie View and INSlDE Oro1e Pool receive . Health& 'face. lifts' by Christineçapli.îger Fitness - Adminisradve B1anoger Gaiy Pages 6-7 Boilingopdatedthe- Morton Grove Park District Boded of -t. Cammissioneis on the sanas of twofacililies improvements. Women First, Prairie View Community Pages 8-9 . Cooler underwent resloratido of its healing, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC). This pro- Community jëcthas been cnmpleted. The con- ContinoedonPage3B Caèndar District 219 Pages 10,11 firesPUbitY ........ : School director Karras : Pages 20-22 byRosemaryTirlo 16-r' Unsolisfacloeyperformance. - including failure lo cnmplete two GeWngreàdylodistñbeitèpñzesto chuldrenpa,ticipatlngin Moine Townahlp'sNatlonalNighl Otilare Home Style newsletters and a brochure, were (!eftto right) William Yates RobotS Tomasselti PeterDouvalakls and Vito Selvaggi emp!oyeea of the Maine TanmshipHighwayoepar]nientandinfron](Jecgtorfght) Bella Garnblno Dawn andJessica Kray .amoiithe reasods ilrdby Dis- Pages 27-29 : leidSuperintendent 219 Griff flak Onceagain 'hhaHlghwayDepa#mentvoiunleeredits eguipmentandstaffforthe 16th annual Na ; Continued oaPage 38 tlonaiNightOutAgeinsfcrime, tolnsureasuccéthfùl evènt" said Comm!s.sloner Robert Provenzano. 4' PAllas J PAGE 2 Maine Township hires neWenforcementofficer Nues PublicInformation Officer Centennial OpenHouse The Nibs Historical Society is maintain and beautify the Corn- - . - Sgt. ed. Maine Township trustees - - Roger-Wilson tanking forward In meetiog and . retires, goés The Nitos Historical Museum OKdthehieieg ofaneW Enforce- munity. to Skokie greeting "Most of the complaints seem . Nilesitesandtheir it epnn every Wednesday and ment Officer to fillthe vacancy by Rosemary Tifmn friendsat to come from theresidents them- CentennialOpen Friday 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; other left when the previousEnforce- After moré thak 30 years of House, Oelobor 9 through Octe- srlves,"saidKufltanch"1le , lennuged boy who had fallen into timesbyappointment.Cull ment Officeraccepted a full ame service to the Nileu Police D4 very quicklythatmost nfthe resi- LakeMichigay near Chicago's ber 15. For the first lime, just 847.390,0160 fur mare ioforma- position as a policè officerwith parluianl, Sgt. Roger N. Wilson priorIn the Big Hiles on Oc- dents -aro prond oftheir homes, - . Olive Park. Wil/oomas offdst lion. We took ferward to seeiug. the Cook CountySheriffs' On- announced Sept, t9 that he will lobee 16, the Moseum will he and are concernedwhen codes and sailing Iris Sea Raypower you. paetment. retire effective Oct. 1. upen every day for one week- Privy Archaeology began bss are eitherignored or not ful- haut when hr sow that theyouth - Septem. 0mg tCaruanch, 44, A native of Cleveland, Ohio, was in trouble. flejumped off his Saturday und Sunday, October 9 ber2d, I999-2p,m. official duties io Augustand is lowed." Wilson, 52, moved to Ike Chica- Karnoach sold that hr mainly hoot "in very cold water" inun of- und 10, l-5 p.m. each day and respondingtocorn- go asca with his family "the day Monday threugh Friday, October Ceuteunial Opea Huste- Oc' presently looks for violatioosand problems fort to save the bay's life."It was tober9-15, plaints within theunincorporated after my high school graduation" Just one ofthose thingsyeu du," ilthrough 15, 10:30am. ofMuincTOwnshiP not ash- such as improper vehicle storage, in 1955 when his father moved Centennial Tea - November areas maintenance, Wilson said modestly. through 3 p.m. Decents witi bean erwiSe covered by muolctpal oc garbage, exterior the family to Nibs after accepting hand to explalo special euhibitu 13-14, 1999 -t p.m. ait at the accessory buildings,vegetation "lt [the NPDJ wasa great place Niles Hiutericat Museum, 6970 citycodes. The position was the position ofcemptrotler at the to work," Wilson said. "I had which have been installed fur tite and driveways andwalkways. Un/eu Liueu Supply Copmpany a Milwaukee Avenue. craatrd in 1998 to address about pest grout SO-year career." year enjoyment. We erge you to designed to "We're also coocorued on Chicago's North Sido. many code violations After retiring from theNPD, take the rime to celebrateyoor Wilson atteudedjanior college Wilson will assumea similarpost history. Property tax and the NorthwestPolíce Acude- with the oeighborhiog SkokiePo- Our Fail schedule starts in Sep- bills delayed Nues NorthVocal Jazz group my in Arlington Heights befare lice DeparimooL tembnr with adelightfal program being hired by the Niles Police On Privy Archaeology, L'I intend le work as longus I Opro again to performat conference Department as a rookie patrol- can," Wilson laid."I'd like to House in October, also,a video gerloan will present a workshop manApril2l, 1969. SgI. Ruger Wilson have 30 moreyears at Skokie." pragram on Remembering Chica- The Hites Township Assessor Theaward wiuning Nues lu 1972, Wilson was trans- go, Centennial Tea in November has learned that there will North advanced Vocal Jazz En- for vocal and instrumental teach- countless interviews and issae Wilson's last doy in Niles will he be ade- ers, "Sound for Dsrnmies-Mics, temed ta the original Metropoli. hundreds of expertlycrafted Oct. I, and January 2000 with a special lay in mailing thesecond half sembleTakn One. has been iovst_F Mixers, and More." Hr will be tan Enfeecement Group, a local press releases. Twelfth Night Program. 1996 property tas bills. ed ta perform ut tIse IMEA(lIli-, recentlyappoifltedua newCOdo EnfcvcementOfficerforMuine Townuhip. Greg SgI. Ray Giovannelli said of Idea/lp presenting along with Gary Gond Greg Kamauch was drug ioterveotien group corn- Although Wilson described his Wilson's retieemrni and transfer, The Seciety would like tu cam- theConk CountyTreasurer rois Music Educators ofpoleutial code violutloon,undcovor¡he unincorporutodureuu of posedof undercover horn Gand Music and Sound nf will reapeud to reaident complaints officers years with the NPD as "u nice "It's Skolcie's gaia andour loss. pleIn Eles on Nitro orgunizations strivesto
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