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Garden at Hand S-A-'1E 96639004-4 8746N Page 32 The Bugle, Thursday, June 7, 1979 pubio LibZ'a17 Oaktøfl JMM Nileto, Ill. Trustees delayzoning decisionon restaurant addition by Alice M. Bebida present revised planoing to coo-Zoning Board May 7were with a 10% variatIon granted by Makela angrily retorted, "Thea TheNllesVillageBoardatthO 0rm beilage code. satisfactorilyresolvedsaidthe Board). Therefore, soldI'll do as I told the pias com- June 12 meeting continued to lo a presentation lu the Board Makela who presented plans for Makela, be would physically coo- missiooers ... I'll tear down the June 26 a request by petitioner Tuesday evening Makelo unid he landscaping aod for videntog two nectthe buildings with walls. garage wall and move it 2ko ft. Roy Makela for Special Use plans tu enlarge the restaurantdriveways on Ehmger Drive to But now said Director offarther away to meet the 9 ft. cou rezoning to permit construction frem a present 60 to 8f seatovillage-required 15 ft widths. Building and Zoning Josephrequirement. ' ' of on addition to the Chambers which requires larger dining and However, previous planning Salerno, "Village code requires a 'Hold os," unid Thusteg Peler Restaurant at 6881 Milwaukee kitchen areas and an updolieg of which called for extension of the rear yard variation of 20 ft. andP05010, "We can come to an washroom facilities for the han- proposed addition tewittsin 7 ft. of yoo haveooly3ft. left." amicable decision without an- President Pro-tern Bort Mur- dicappod. an existing garage on the proper- Told he would have to return totagonioing our busInessmen." He phy called for the delay to Numerous conditions set under Ip did not meet with the village- the Zoning Board for ros-recommended, and Makela ros- provide time for the petitioner to recommended approval by therequired 1f ft. distance (or 9 ft. oideration ofthe revised planning ContlunedouuPagelO Andrew J. Ciabattai Memorial Garden Begins June 7thth.rtìju'ne14th Mhomig Village of Nues k1978- Edition ulm Fo... M..s.m Dedicate BRING INTHESE COUPONS Irgarden at HAnd S-A-'1E 96639004-4 8746N. SHERMER, NILES, ILL. VOL. 22,NO. 52, TIIEBUGLE, 1IIURSDAY, JUNE14,197 Rec Center (LIMIT ONE COUPONPER CUSTOMER) (NILES STORE ONLY) 200 per ápy byAliceM. Bohnla During outdoor ceremonies oJo- present were parents of UI 4th of July Sunday, Jane 10 held at the Nibs the widow, Mr. and Mro. Joseph COLA Recreation Center, 7ll77 Fioretto, Fatheh William Hughes LARGE celebration Milwaukee ave., Nibs Park of St. John Brebeuf Church, the Districtofficialsformally ICE IFròm the July 4th Is foot approaching, Parto Board in It_s eotirety, frien- OR Banana aod with it, the Nues Parkdedicated a park gardes indo, oelgbbors, and members of SHAKE District is sponsoring a day of memory ofMsdrosv J. Ciabattoci. the Northwest Italian-American The project was ene on which Society. SANDWICH ROOT BEER Split LEFT HAND celebration forttsisfestive time. Mr.CtabattariasParks From.. Chicago,childhood The day will begin at 9:30 with Foreman hod been worhing when frieods Mr. and Mrs. Alfred FLOAT by David Besser o parade ociginatiog at Nutre be died from aheart attach Oc- Tripoli, Mr.. and Mro. Joseph ' Euiiter&Publfuber Dame High School with soch en- lober 31, l978 He would have Tipall, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Im- 'Oc CHOC, STRAW., tries50floats,decorated (BETWEEN 10 pm.-11pm. ONLY) Ol'Däd is hàving his day Sunday. Hes going to get lota of been4l yearsold on Sunday. borgia ofMorton Grove and Mr. tricycles or bicycles, bands, Park Board President Daniel andMro. Todd Bayoco of Riles. 50C ohavisg lotion and ties and socks and belts and other non- closons.Participants will thon OR.VAÑ. eosentialsand then place thom in vaotoos drawers, like ho lcostbo welcomed more than 306 Unveiled during the park I- - partake in o joyohs procession to guests attending the 2 p.m.ceremonies Was a' ploque sot io mieti' depotit boxes, nut to be seen again sestil after be's Grennun Heights Ports. But the ceremanies which were over- wornpreviotus Dod's Day shaving lotion and ties and socIos fus does not eod hero.Relay stone by the gden walkway in- FRENCH FRIES andbelta. shadowed with threatening robs-ocribed "Io food memory of a HOT DOG, races, bahiog contests, softball claudoasdhigh windn and volleyball games, 3-legged dedicated, loyal and outstanding I:REE FRIES, : Boit who rholly is 01' Dad? 1f you watch the funny papers races and a great deal more "Andy wan not just an em-employee who served all the FREE ho's O(' Dadliwnotead, with three hairs sticking up like os- ployee,butonewt6 waspeopleand chtldreoof Riles." CHOCOLATE OR family-type activities ore in- dedicated to his work, a man of Former Park Coma. William AND. tosano, vidle he'o knocking down the mailman- Or ho's get- eluded in the festivities. multi-talents," said the parkKeener observed the garden ICE CREAM WITH PURCHASE:ICRUNCHDIP liegtheohórtondofthestickfromliosODithers, or being out- 55 anJuly 4, pol on a smile and : foxodbythotcsteittlefox,Blondie,WhOalWaYO seems togel presidcntin calen. memorial as a"wonderful DR PEPPER OF ANY WITH PURCHASE OF join thefun crowd al Notre Dome A bouquet of red roues Wastribute by the park dIstrict to An- CONE thebontofOl' Dag for a day of parades, recreation presentedtathewidow,dy who during luis lifetIme had TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS andsunshine! 00 SANDWICH AT lfh&n úót 01' Dag then he'a 01' Dad Arcisle Bunker, the If yoù plan to participate or Rosemarie, and a singlo rose tobeçu very actively interested in (e5 011 OVER) ICE cONE blue col1as bogut, who il forever being pot down by o smart infor- each of the children, Janet, 22,vlllageasdparkfOflctions." st would like additional AndreW, Jr., 21 and 18 year old A dIrector of Riles Dayu, Mrs. PI II AP PPIC i alec smi-in-law, or a scatter-beaus wife. We've ofIcio won- matioo, please call the Niles ---e-------------- dergd why the wife isn't the bigot,And we often faotaslzed Park DIstrict Office at 967-8633. Joanne. CoalinnédonPage 35 forcIsse ShOUIIIbe a wltibecollarod bight wiso worksis an od ----T Webélieve our ribs arO the greatòèt- agescyandpauinsostatthec000tryctubevery othereight. At Sundays park dedication ,: MILKSHAKE : Since so much afiRe us mythical you might see 01 Dadas to prove it, we'll give you a FREE quart John Waynesr FrankSinatra. Weonly know these machos : fromthelròn-stogd personalities but they're Dads. heroic or WITH PURCHASE V swinging, reaJ1yekhodofwiseguyuwMthMnericOi15shOut = OF ANY. of Coke withevery full slab purchaseof 'w to the worldmonO are the real Mnerucans Free- uwinging, flag-waving patriots they, who both: copped out SANDWICH AT 1. our B.B-Q Smoked Ribs. :clortngWorldWarfl. Dad Is also Robert Young he of Ilse calm your-nerves REGULARPRICE: generation who tells you to drinknOsi'caffeinSanka- Au FatlsenXnowh-Btistìoe was the essence of calmness, a real fountofwiudom. 01' patenia1ltecéuthohtisoncàuuodtamtòleaVetheChhhtmin '69, stud got casuip to look after hiowondorkind. Good01' Leo.whò was famous for nhoutiogracial and religious barbs atSastoondBauksandHellzinan.2s9do1'PadDurocher. Theu therewas also alamouoDàd Of the 26's onddi'0, Dl' DndStalln. Joe was most benIgn to hislóvely daughter, a oweetlovablè Dad.But he sure ohliterated a hunchof Army Dads inthelatelo'sìhenhedidn'tapprave ofthe cutofthoir jlb,DadStalsn :didaway witha lot of otherDads, several Contluluedonl'agelO r, Ilu - : : \ The Bullle,Tharnday, June 14, 1539 Page 3 Pagez The Bugle, Thuruday, Juncid, t979 SALE ENDSWED. 50th Anniversary -Older Adult celebrants Program JUNE 20th series Senior Citizens' "Who's Going to Love You Mires You'reOld aodGrey?" will NEWS AND VIEWS be the tapio of a program at 7 WHOLE p.m., Wednesday, Jane 20-atthP Father's Day Speck! Nourice Nenset Health Centel of QUARTER Lutheran General Hospital, 1775 GRADE 'A" POUNDERS U.S.D.A. AGED 5abril, Park Ridge. Senior Adult Center FANCY FRESH PRIME "We hope that the answer tu Leaning Tower Family Y BEEF PATTIES-I MINELLI'S that question mill he,'I Will'," I The Senior Adult Center of the Leaning Tower Family Y, 11300 HOMEMADE says Ike Rev. Slepben Munsie, W. Touhy uve. offers au Outreuch Program fur home huma BAR-B-Q program rourdinuter oftho Older FRYERS 5LB. residents. The program pruvideu a friendly visitor slice a week IffALIAN Adult Services DevelopmentIfor two Is three borro, bringing companIonship and Ike outside BOX SAUSAGE Program et Lutheran General World to seniors who are anuble to leave their home. They also DAIRY r8 *16?STEAKS who will conduct the program. visit eight nursing homes in Riles Township, seeing individoufly CENTRELLA HORMEL SLICED The progrsm will esploro waysIover 200 resIdents. elderly peroons can take cure of Riles Township contributes $28,000 in funds ko lins most im- DANNON ORANGE themselves. s portaut program. The Senior Adult Cooler is most aporeciutive 09 OOZ - LB The aging process oses beyond of the tawoship fer theIr continued support. YOGURT JUICE grey buir and-reticemeot. Olderi If you know of anyone who Is alone and in need of u frleodly Shawn above are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coinlskey, 8521 Mllwaukêe persons often face eempjicated visitor,pleusecontactthelleniorAdult Costar, 647.0222. JUMBO HOMEMADE - HAWTHORRN MELLODY ave., NAjes who are celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary issues that won't ge -away- by with a Mass and renewal of their wedding vows at St. Johann Chur- themselves. Havingte rebudgetI Third rose garden walk RAVIOLI - COTTAGE ' RIB EYE ch on Sunday, June 16 Following the Masa will be a reception at Four member ofthe Northern Chicaguluod Bane Society bave $189 GREEK STYLE C for living es a fixed income and 24 OZ. the home of their daughter Jady audher husband Donne Nlecieçki gradually becomiog- levi is- again invited elder resideuts to enjoy a Ruse Gurdeu Walk os MEAT or-CHEESE U DOZ. CHEESE OUVES B. inMt. Prospect. dependent are commun realities I.Friday ufternnou, June 20 ut 1 p.m.
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