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Ir ¡N 'a.:' LB;,jotp . -I p1 AYU7A CR MILES PUBLIC LIBRARY 6360 aYAYAY HILES IL 60648 c Nues police capture MG LegiOnParade Sunday Thé annual . Veterans Daythe library:beforethe parade . parade uponaoredbytheMortonreassembles. - . Grennan Heights burglars groveLegion Post #134'will step Return route- is Georgiaoa to aft ati ,.m, Sunday, Nov. 8 fromDempster- bySylvia DIrymple the Legion parkmg lot at f140 Concluding ceremonies will Two Chicago merind à woman polie, to capturé the offender, Chicago, who was charged' with-Dempater. theo take place at the Legion were arrested Monday afteinoon and a traffic stop to apprehend realdential burglary and'sospen-, Parade route will be Dempater Memorial Home where musical in connection with a seiies of two accomplices fleeing the area dod driver's license. Frank Var-. to Aostin, Austin south to LOa- selections, speeches, etc. will - coin; and Ltncoio over to the - oolotè the veterans ofihewars. Xi burglaries - inthe Grénnanmacar. ney,'Zl, 3553 Monticello, Chicago, Heights area. The arrests in' Arrested.were Vincent was charged seUls fosr cuanta of Public Library. P.sst Commander has named- "Ç. volved a foot chase by Nibs Moscatolto, 26, 4535 W. Parker, Canthsuedeopage 46 Ceremonies wilt take place at Crnsthuied o. Page 47 Light turnout in election which retained seats for most incumbents Village olNiles L4 Iir - - ' Easy victory 87Noad iLuj1r for Dist.219 VOL. 31. NO. 21, THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1987 25° per copy District 63 Bòard'incumbents tu s light tornout at Tuesday's write-ia candidates were From the school hoard elections,volers defeated rn an attempt to fill two 1987-88goals broaght hack many of the mmm-. ofthe avattahle four 4-yeér ternas séts beats . to their respective heard -on the hoard. by Eileen Hlrschfeld seats, while - some newcomers With allbol two precincts Kaiiit chélkedap avtctory atthe poilu. reporting in; unofficial returns 4 - Board memhers of East Mamepriority, will deal with facility incumbents life and safety work, showed four .: ,.byBudBesser Elemenlry School District tAusage, NHes,Townshlp High regaining their seats in an easy met with administrators in order.balancing the budget and fioan- viclory. John Lacto garnered the Don't bet the mortgage on School District 219 - to draw up six' goals for the cial reporting, standardination of highest number of voles with -a .. what we're reporting here but t987-88 school year. mo Ost wascnrricolnm program, data pro- With' iannenheating np the total af2,538 followed by Florence the proponed shopping center - approved at a regular hoard cessinO and information manage-Dislruct219 board race, ' two Continued snPage 47 .,. on T4letype's property ny meeliog Tues., Oct. 27. CoatlaaedonPage47 Touhy.Avenne might include Montgomery Ward which , , Goals, not. Outed io order of- would move: nul of DId Or- alterR. LangDay chard Shopping Center, And if M.Wnhhuld move out nf O.Q., , Nues Community Binomios might move in. That's Bloomindales, son, Club meeting Bioomingdaies. Come one, come olIto Ike , second mnnlhly gathering of the Thé proposed centeron,the Riles Cornmnnity,Cloh. Teletype property .in 27% in Sponsored by the Nitos Famdy Riles and 73%, In ShaMe. And Services, on.Sonday, November Program't:30-th30p.m. while initial plans are scanty, , to. the shopping center could he Fellowship th30-? 36% in Nilennd 64% io PresenYing oar very own song Skekie. and dance troop, the.. 'Golden Notes". .,Pirat plans call for leaéed The'speaher of the evening will . store area nf 880,400 uqnare. he Dr. Arthur Meyers, D.D.S. feet and additionalspace for who will ' speak - on'Permand 4,019 cars. Dominick's and You", atalk'on denial hygiene. N Jewel Food stores could hein' cluded in the center as well as , a 50,000 sqnare foóthealth NUes village. club. Gross sales Are projec- Holiday hours ted at2lt,OtO million an', . Nilea 'Village Clerh, Franh C, nuaUy. ' ' ' Wagner, Jr., wishes to remind .-' that ' Ihe Nues - Ad- Rilen could hear propasals residents ministrationBuildingoffices, for the projecl as early. na 76t1 Milwaahee Acense,. Niles, December and the opwslag for , will.,heclasedWedneaday, the center would be In two ',November lt In observance of phones with the Riles opening. Velerans Déy. Regalar husmeos helnginthefalloflg49andthe hOurs, 8:30 Lm. ta 5 p.m., will Viilageof Nilen Mayer Nicholau Blase la ahown Walter R. Lang Day io Nitos anda memorial Skokie end of the center renumeTisuredoy, November l2 preaentlng a memorial plaque lo thg family of dedication nervich will beheld on that day at the . opening by the summer of The nIght deposItory at theWalteyR. Lang,'who av his life in the aervice of TridentCenttr beginning at2p.m .- 1990. ,.. frolst'of, the buildiogIn available hiscountry duiogtheVietnam conflict Tho public Is invited ta attendthis nemico ta pay trlbate toay000g man wh.ö died pratocling us. Caidlnaedanppge fary'aprèOnvesience.'. Mayor Blasé haé declared Sunday, Nov. 8, ¿ , ji UfRARV P.ge Z The Bugle, Thursday, November 5, 1987 Historical MuseumNues Library The Bugle, Theraday, Novemberl, 1997 l ì--- - donation children's P . I S MEMBER filins RostImos lUssI. A Senior Citizens N.w.p.PW G &1riLlugLr AaaaoI.IInis Children ages 5 aod older are invitèd to view a selection of VIEWS ,1 n Indeperldenl Con,m unify Newopape'r Es:abliuho'd in 19.57 moviesattheNitosPublic NEWS AND David Besser-Editor&'pghljsher "Llhrary District during Novem. Diane Miller-Managing Ediler ber. 8746 IN. Shermer Rocad, Nues. Iluso15)5 Robert Besser-City'Editsr.. 60648 966-3900-1-4 Mark lcrajechi-C,IfpyEdilof.., Film programs are scheduled for Sooday afternoons in Nevem. News for all Niles Seniors(age62 andover) ber aod will begin at 2 p.m. Film from the Nues SeniorCenter / / tiSes iscludw Nov. 8 - The Pied 967-6100 ext. 376 When constructed, model home s1l t o schools. Piper of Hamolin, The Nnttortoau 8060 Oakton, Nues y, JumpingFrogof.Calaveras Couoty. Nov. 15 . Willy Wosha DIABETES AND CHOLESTEROL SCREENING Maine Beat and the Chocolate Factory. Nov. The Niles Senior Ceslec will hold O diabetes and cholesterol by Sylvia Dalrymple 22 - Louis Jamos Hates School, screening en Monday, November 9, from 8:30 - 18:00 am. The OnOet. lIthe NlleHistorleaI Museumbeld its opnhouse. NUes The Dosghnolu, Critter the Bac- diabetes test will require simple finger prieto and cost P.58. The Model house toin resident, John. J. Izykowski, donateda picture ofFope Joies Paul!! coos, The Shriokiog of Troohorn. cholesterol screening will iovolve a blood draw and cost $5.00. TOWNSHIP BROUHAHA...a cliffhanger is emerging thai should to the museum. NUes Historical Society president, Marilyn Brown, Nov. 29 - Bsgsy Malone. Au each The screenings are designed for those peroons who bave net attract the attentino of asti-township pots iovolviog u proposed ¡o ubown accepting the picture from Joies J. lzykowski. program varios in leoglk, please been diagnosed as having diabetes nr high cholesterol levels. referendum to abolish township government...called "the last besuroto pich op a lisliog asd the Both screenings involve some fouling. Appointments are bastion nf democracy" by some and an archaic form o! gover- Library. necessary. Call 967-8100 est. 37f. ornent by others. childrenonfire safety ¿TW Scholarship The wheels were set in mutino recently when a Des Plaiseo Shampoo&S.t 2.9O The filons are free and opes to CENTER CLOSED alderman pushed for the ref to eliminate township goveroment io hySylvia Dulry.nple G HuirOO '3.00 recipient the public. Pareotu of childceo is Cook Cousty at the nest appropriate county-wide declino. The the primary grades are required The Senior Caster will be clooed on Wednesday, November lt G for Veteran's Day. proposal includes asking local and stete legislators lo jois the Nues youth The Niles Fire Department, participants wilt be taught te stay sr. Men, CIipperSyIing'3.00 Keeling Scholarships are givesio stay in the lihrary building if which has tong been committed G to full-time lU msdergradoate movement to end what he ternos an archaic form of government. tow on the Oser and make their MsnRsg.H&rSPUnO '600 theyaresotatteodingthe Aldermen approvedthe measure in a 7-2 vote. named Poster to fire preveotion programs that encape (if smoke penetrates isle G G Students who aro majoriog isprogram with the child. SENIOR FORUM TEN3OMINUTE rN Ali oeoiors ore invited to attend the moothty umior forum According to the political grapevine. the mate target is Matee stress public education, is usw the room) through a window. oSUN TANNING VISITS 7 DAYG business. Recipients are selected For more ioformatino about planning a new program geared "They will be warned not to osthebasisofacademic meeting at i p.m. on Thursday, November 12. The forum will be Township. Township officials raised the hackles of several DF Child ' '35.00 AWEEK'S this and other library activities dlscnssisg foture programo for the 505ior center. The travel aldermen when a township official proposed redocteg the number The National Association forto teaching schrnl children howls waste time looking fer a favorite achievement and financial need. for childres, visitthe Niles Pnblic safety GEDERICK'S COIFFURES Local recipients included Mack comsnittee will sot be meeting io November. nfaldermeo from 16 to 8. Down's Syndrome has chosen encapefiresintheir toy sr posu055ion, hut gel out as 5319 5. MILWAUKEE AVENUE Library Dintrict at 6960 Oaktos Outcries of "political relaliatios' against Matee Township have quickly as pesuible," Kisewskt ' Rosenbaam, son of Gerald andStreet nr cull the Chiidreos Ser. Kart Knuesy as the 1987 Poster CHICAGO. ILL MONTH TRIPS bees denied by ref sspportero who say tlsiu type of government is Clsild. According to Fire Chief Harry said. "It will he mesgy hands-on A G Toby Itoseobaum, 8937 N.Birchvices Department at 967-8554. Kinowski, plans are onderway is activity so they cas recognize se- 0310674 Ave., Morton Grove.
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  • Archilochus: First Poet After Homer

    Archilochus: First Poet After Homer

    Fordham University DigitalResearch@Fordham Hermeneutic and Phenomenological Research Resources Philosophies of Science 2002 Archilochus: First Poet After Homer William Harris Middlebury College Follow this and additional works at: https://fordham.bepress.com/phil_research Part of the Classical Literature and Philology Commons Recommended Citation Harris, William, "Archilochus: First Poet After Homer" (2002). Research Resources. 48. https://fordham.bepress.com/phil_research/48 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Hermeneutic and Phenomenological Philosophies of Science at DigitalResearch@Fordham. It has been accepted for inclusion in Research Resources by an authorized administrator of DigitalResearch@Fordham. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. Archilochus First Poet after Homer ARCILOCOU TA APOSPASMATA William Harris Prof. Emeritus Classics Middlebury College 1 Archilochus was known in ancient Greece, to everyone who knew anything about literature, as the first poet after Homer and Hesiod. To an educated Greek in the Fourth Century A.D. it would have seemed inexplicable to have to explain in a preface to the poems of Archilochus, who this famous poet was, when and where he lived and what kind of verse he wrote. Although no more precise about exact dates than we are, he would have placed Homer about four hundred years after the Trojan War, Hesiod somewhat later, and Archilochus in the time of Gyges, about or after 480 B.C., as we know from the Parian Marble. Archilochus' volumes were cur- rently available to him, and he would hardly have thought that this author and Hipponax and Sappho, let alone a hundred others, would have virtually disappeared in the next seven hundred years.