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4h4»uQg Pa*o4e Pkef& Page 19 * Oldest Niles business called an eyesoré - tir Village of Niles Nuessuesto iL-i ûjIr close Ruesch 25° per copy VOL.33, NO. 5,THE BUGLE,THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1909 Garage bySheilyallackrtt Nues Library approves The Village ofNiles continuesso far, shey have been unable th it_s move Io oust the Ruesch gar- talk. Troy said Our position is From fh, age frdm 8650 Shermer Road. ses required by code to cease ap- $2.7 million budget Wishin days; Niles will file suitorations there..wem enforcing on the closure in Chicago's Cir-thrcode.' 14 HwuL by Eileen Hirsehfetd cuit Court, according lo Village When it was suggested that a In a 6-1 vote, alenlative budgetIralor abont fonr years ago with aAstorneyRichardTroy. mans livelihood is at stake, Troy Traysaidhewoulddo eoted that Rnesch lias known for by Bud Besser of $2,764,991 was approved bysalary close to $25,000, accord- hoard members of the Niles Li-ing ioRajski. Ruesch s attorney the cönrtesy ofseveral years ihat a closure was brasy al a Wednesday, July 5 She also objectedto dispropor-discussing the issue with him bnl Continued an Page 50 Buglebits meeting. A public hearing and fi-sonate amoanis so he spent on nat approval are scheduled foremployee salaries compared to GoodNick.. BadNick. . Ang.9. books. Under the proposed bud- Village administrator thatbestdescribes ourfeelings Board President Margaret Raj-ges, employees will receive a to- these days about Nues village std voled against the proposedla salaryof$l.6 million dollars, president, NIck Blase. badger to prolest a suggestedwith benefits. A sum of only interviews to begin $5,000 salary hike for Adminis-$375,000, including binding is to GoodNick isscrounging tratar Duncan McKenzie. "I vot-be setaside forbooks. by Nancy Keraminas around the village seeking ilS ed against the budget on princi- This years budget also will in-, The Niles Village Board of The post has been vacanl since next village. manager. Good- pie, Rajski said. dude $331,1X10 in ousslandiogTrestees will begin isslerviewingJanuary when former adminissra- Nick thinks theres plenty of McKenzie's present salary isexpendisnrrs from tasi year andcandidates for lite village admin-IorJackHadge resigned to accept talented people within Niles $50,000. He was named ddminis- about $243,000for other capistilislrater position on July 17, ac-a similar position in Teaneck, borders who could fill the Continued on Page 50 cordingloMayarNicholasBlase. manager post. Nil Ft Continued en Page 50 GoodNick has made two great appointmefllS in recent C-;lL;;thruNiles firefighters debut fire engine years in selecting thechiefs of the police and fire depart- weekend . ' >.- a \I monts. Both limes he went in- hyNancyKeraminas . . .' side the deparlmefils to fill the appointments Bozo the clown takes time out posts. Both frem his busy WGN television havebeenA-l. schedule so greet visilOrsIO the When Blase went outside l989Nilrs All American Pestival the village, conducting a na- Thnrsday,July 13 from 6:30p.m. tionwide search for the lasL fil 8:30p.m. The hngefive-day event staged manager, he came upwith a direr- at Golf Mill Park, just south of very talented financial Golf Road between Milwaukee lar who lacked thepersonnel di- and Greenwood avenues, began management requisites to Wednesday with ninsical serfor- rect Niles' large bureaucracy. manar by she Hubcals and a 6:30 The oat-of-town guy followed in p.m. earthworm race, organized thevery popularKen Scheel Continued on Page 50 the post and his stark,imper- tonal managementskills caused a minor revolution within the village. Longtime employees left the adminislra- enior tian offices after the new man- ager laid down a very slrict discipline policy for person- s..eas o ns nel. Social contacts between desk mates were forbidden. Pianti separaled former uie clerks, and secretaries were Ilicia b JlJannv shipped off to quarters which The NUes Fire Depa rtmeniparaded the ir new- paramedicuRich Tepper, Jack Henriksen,Keith were, albeit, demoralizing. Paces 233i esipiece offireflghlistgequipmenlin the JuIy4lh DutlonandTeriySafrn. Continued on Page 50 parade. Shown above are NOes Firefighlerul PÄGE2 ThE BUGLE,fl1UR5DAY, JULY 13, 59S9
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P MEMBER Fireworks spark Nnrthaen litseje A Erñie Passarelli helps 1irTL1ugLr Newap.p.r Nues Anseolaeen G. brush fires gï E Wayward fireworks sparkedMorton Grove garbage dumpin .4 n Indepsnndnt Corn m unity Neia'spuper Established in ¡957 DavldBesser-Edltor& Publisher control wildlife encounters brush fires in two separate Mor-the forestpreservesnew the 8500 Blaue Miller-Director nf Adver-tlslug fon Grove areas Over the recentblock of Beckwith Roadwas ig- Mark Krojentul-Prudartlos Manager hyNancyKeraminas holiday weekend, The nigth ofcited by farewoiks. The 8746 N. ShermerRoad. Nues. Illinois 60648 Bob Besser_CIty Editor area is 966390014 JIBJnnov-Cnpy EdItar Summer is One of the busiestmost comanly deal with docks July 1, a 20'X20' section of brashfrequented by dis-t bikeriders, times of year for animal controland deer, possums and pooches, igniled when fireworks landed in Morton Grove Districm ChiefS-to. personnel who are part of virtual-cals andcoons, but the occasional an open field in an industrial areaward Meyer directed ninemen am the scene and noted although the ly every municipality. Some uni-duck-out-of-watertypecritter behind the 6500 block ofElm St. Niles police findstolen carPlans call for doubling stores to 80 retailers mal control deparinsenls, such aschallenges theirwils as well. Pas- MoflanGrove Pire Lt. Johnfire was under control within10 in Niles, Morton Grove Dessasolli has relocated a goat, a Brendel, direcling three firelight-minutes, the marshynature of the after high speedchase Plaines anclParkRidge, am, so lowoodchuck and mostrecently, an ers, said cuiTent drought couds-land leads fires to confinueburn- speak, under the wing of the po- fions contributed mo the fire haz-Ing beneath the surface, The fire An alert off-duty Nimespolicewaukee Avenue and began to alligator. Skokie's ailleurs had a was struck in abontan hoar, lice department, while others,night with an iguana and once re- ard, officer thwarteda car theft andflee. such as in Skokie, are part of thespoaded to u call about a snake in Theeveningofluly4, a former his actions may haveprevented According to reports, the es- Old Orchard to be - the theft of u secondCadillacraping car reached speeds in ex- Sewer surveyors inspect fromaNitrs location tastFriday, rets of95 mph, drove through red The odorfrom ammonia or vinegar-soaked Reserve OfficerDaniet Goulu-lighls and crossed double yellow rags will send the side-tracked possum or coon-a' Morton Grove residences eck spotted twotreu acting in alines on the roadway. At Palatine enclosed and expanded by Jill Janoy suspicious mannernear a Cadit- Road, the Cadillac made u U-turn back to its proper habitat. lac parked near Oriole Avenueand began a southeast escape Surveyors will continue visit- Morton Grave residents and Oaktou Street ou July 7. Call- Okt Orchard mall io Skokie,Crossing on Toshy Avenue and ing west-side Mormon Groveresi- routr on Milwaukee Avenue, health department. Some animala restaurant. Thelatlrrreptile was -should expecttwo surveyors ing thepolice sloliou shortlyafter Vandals loot 00e of Ihr nation's premier shop-Central Avenue in Nites later this Ernte Passarelli dences and businesses through wearing forcing olber cars offthe road. At control officers are communityrubber. The animal control unit's blueshirts,carrying midnight, hr relayeda descrip- Gtneview Road the driver of the ping ceulers, is slated for a $100year. service officers in the police de- arsenal may consist oferto, snaremal whkh has a delicate nervousSeptember to inspect boildings'ideutificaton badges anda letmer lion ofthe men who playground million revamp, The outdoor Flans for the updated mall will storm and sanitary sewrrcannrc- were by then Cadillac switched off ito head- paressent, and others, like Nues' poles, traps and cages as well assystem. from Mayor Richard Robs. They enroule io u second, silver CadS- lights and proceeded east andbubbles matt, which was built in 1956,be unveiled later this month at a Ernie Passarelli, entered public fsrearms. Mostly, the animal cou- Des Plaines' Patrick Brzrziu- lions. willvisitproperties Tuesday lac and proceediog northwest wilt have a second story added tomeeting ofthe Skotcie Plan Corn- The inspections, ou thenyorth on-BetteLanr in Glen- aervicevin adifferentcarerrpath.trot officers nue common senseski, a community service officcr, only per-throsgh Saturday from 9am. mo Milwaukee Avenue, Investigatorview, where the suspects alian- by Sheilya Hackett many ofits buildings andbe corn-mission. Skokie Mayor Jacque- Passarelil was a barber for 25when dealing with animals andhad apractical suggestion for get-formed in the separate sewer are-6:30 p.m. Pive attempts will be Robert5tankowicebrgan follow- pletely enclosed by autumn ofhun GornIl has indicated she fa- as We51 of the forest preserves, dosed the car in a deivewa' gud Vandals sabotaged playground years before Nitro invited him tourgecitizens todo the same. Sing rid of unwanted four-fooled made to contact the building ing the suspects just past Demp- fledon fool. 1991, vorsredevetopmeutsofthis sooth of Main Street and east ofowner. eqnipmrnt in Oriole Park, 9201 The expansion will allow thenature because the village has run be the animal ombudsman. Passa- Sample advice: Skakie's Low-attic or basement sqoallers--loud stur Street and hr and fellow offi- Police officers from all She sur-Oriole Ave., Morion Grove, over reh also finds himselfin the role elI Huckleberry, a health drpart-music, And what music dothAoslin Avenue, are mandated by The inspectors, from RiN En- curs Marty Stankowicz und Don center to nearly doable its couSin-oat of vacant land available for theMetropolitanWaterReclama- rounding suburbs were monitor-the recent holiday weekend. Two of a gopher, running police and ment official who supervises thatmove the savage beast? Brzezin- vironmenmal Associates of Whea- Matuseatc were behind the Cadil- ing the chase and a Wheeling ca- gent of SO retailers and increasenow prujects. Con District as part of the vil- plexiglass bubbles that served asits square footage by half a mit- 2MB/Urban Development viSage inteedeparmuental eiranda village's four animal control offi-skisaid heavy metalmusic sou, will not advise property own- lacwheu itreochedGolf4goad, nine nuit was on the scenewindows on an aluminum play in addition to his animal controlcern, offers this suggestion lo theplayed at a high volume, like se-lage's attempt to reduce sewerers bat will survey the building, At Greenwood Avenue the of- lion to 1.7 million square feet. InCompany. Old Orchard's land- back-nps anstbasementfloostsng. "almost immediately" to assistsetwere stolen. duties. householder who wants to get ridtrimons fromDefLeppard would inside and out, and ask occupants flcers turned on their emergrucy police in tracking the nscaped car addition, indnstty sources antici-lord and u subsidiary ofJMB Re- According lo John Bruszew- According to Gary Balling, ad-pote nu Augnst announcementally Corporation has planned the When humans build homes inof the deer nibbling the natter-do the trick. Other animal unie- questions about the building's tights, whereupon thr Cadillacthieves, who had previously sto-minislrative maitager of Morton., areas once dominaled by forest slums in his garden--get the cam-lion culs might come from otherski, Morton Grove communityflood history. The survey team abruplly crossed Iwo lanes OsloInn the car from a Chicago man. Ihat Bboomingdnle's will replacerenovation reportedly to head off development engineer, the study Douve parks, "Someone obvioukToutgoingtenantMontgomery and prairiecritters,there areera out and start taking pictures." artists such as TheTnrsles, Byrds, will spend aboat 15 minuSes at the 1cL norlhwesl lane of Mit- Continued on Page 49 ly had to work very hard to do compelition frorn Village Cross- bound to be ruffled feathers.Huckleberry, who grew up in aMoukees or Wasp. The odor fromwill alooleodloimprovetheqnal-each property. Ward which will move to Village Continued on Page 49 ily ofthevillage's drinking water. Ibis,' The thieves needed a spe- While most people's encounters To confirm the surveyors' au- Continued on Page 49 with wildlife lend to he the hu- Niles, Des Plaines and Skokiethorizatiom, residente can call the Skokie gets 100-150 skunk calls annually are conducting similar moper- Hearing set for man variety, there are many oeca- Morton Grove Police at 965- Sutker - tians when the animal control de- and there is a waiting listfor that village's 30 lions. 2131. M-NASR shelves parlassentofamunicipality live traps. Dominicks price labelsCondominium should -be contacted. The re- Borg purchase spouse of the agency is couSin-rural ases, saiddeerare extremelyammonia or vinegar-soaked ragsNues Historical Society by Jill Janov Legislation passes genl upon departmentalpolicy,timid and creatures who general-will also send the side-traced pos- State Representative Calvin R, ly nun away from humans. I-tuck.sum Or coon back so its proper At the second snch public hear-Dominicks food stores vice preu- byNancy Keraminas type of incident and/or equip- wins float award ing in five years, Macon Grove Sutker (D-56) passed a measure habitaI, according10 ident and general counsel, re- ment available to deal with thelebersy said the use of a tranqui- the Des ontoflhelltinois House of Repre- The Maine-Nites Associationother offer and "nothing is going lizergnu israre and, in the case ofPlaines officer. residents wilt discuss the legista-turnedtothe Morton Grove trespassing fauna. tiolthatrequiresindividual sentalives that would improve theof Special Recreution has post-to be done at this time," adding The animal officers surveyeda deer, probably fatal to the asi- Passarelli recommends pce- meeting chamber and once again price labels on exch itrm for saInrequested that Morton Grove of-qaalilyoflife io condomininms, poned "indefmitely" plans to pur-that any proposed M-NASR pur- vention.cappingchimneysto "Senate Bill 742 eslablisheschase District 70's Blanche Borg discourage birds and raccoons ina grocery 5105e. The heariug isfinals abulish the Feb. 23, 1976 chaseofafacilitysuitableforsen- scheduled for Aug. 14 at 8 p.m. provisions in the CondominiumSchool at 8601 Menard ave. iniors andparkrecreation was post- and sealing up openings, which priciug code, Property Act that would allowMorton Grove, M-NASR and the inthe Mofloir Grove Village RoSi said the rngntation forces ponedindefinitely,M-NASR Jewelry Fenhinnu. Fnctu, FloSSen temptfour-foosed stowaways. couda associationsto MorIon Grove Park District had Hall, set sp Executive Director Lynn Farfitt Donna Polka, herself a Park Domiuicks 5747 Dempster St."housekeeping" measures con-earlier submitled ajoint proposalindicaled "there are other possi- Ridge CSO and animal control Ou Moday nighl, Thomas RoSi, Cantinurd on Page 49 ceraing asseciation bookkeepingto purchase the 3,85 acre school officer, said she and theolher ani- bitities" baldeclinedto elaborate, inrelation to espouses raised forproperty for $1.05 million from District70Superintendent mal control staff attend many maintenance related fees and re-School District 70, which theJohn Graham said the Borg issue training sensinars. Some informa- serve accounts," said Representa- school districtrejected. í' tian that later helped the city's of- Zoning board ok's would be discussed at the July 17 -'r By liveSuticer,"These changes According to M-NASR Freni-regalar school board meeting firers, was that a skunk won't would provide more efficient op- Gabriele Doerner spray what it can't see. Armed Trak Auto petition dent Sue Riera, the board met inwherenpon he woald make his Graduate Gemologint with that bit of trivia, the Park Continued on Page 49 executive session to discuss an- Continued on Page 49 tu Jewelry Designer Ridge CSOs successfully "res- by Nancy Krraminas cued" a skunk that had gotten its ness. head stuck in a yagurtcartou. Pol- The Nileu Plan Commission Heyo! It'sagreat parade and Zoning BoorS of Appeals Jndy Wolf, representing Tan- ka laid her agency received doz. man Corporation of9933 Lawler eus of calls about that particular An authentic Conesmoga Coy- granted a special nue pensil rua- NO SLEIGHT OF HAND Market, scheduled for Sept. 23. Ave. inSkokie, whichisin In Wizurd nfO"u nlioh nf Dn,nthyn ruby sud .lippuru wnsknd distrrssectskuukfrom sympathes-cred Wagou, mounted on a flat-Donations antI loan items are also hling Trok Aulo ParIs to operato a mauls, Rubies are amnng the hiuhnut prized uemstnues, not b.. bed and surrounded by members 70 by 80 fool oudet at Villagecharge of teasing space for the ic citizens, 'beiiig sought for itsnest exhibi- Village Crossing Dnvetopmnut, censo they worb magie. but bauen.. thuy npitnmi,. the mania np- Cnntinurd ne Page 48 dressed in coslnmns of the 1800mlion ofWorlds Fairs, Crossing Shopping Center, 5623 peal nf a fine gem. wol the Niles Historical Srciely W, Toshy Ave. The companytold those present (Commission- Beauty is essential to a gemntone'n value. The rich red nnlnr of 1f you have any articles,pos- alas has u retail slore at Pourers Dorothy Dotack and Sidney thu roby is troly bountiful. One. tho mont sainad rod we. outind float first place honors in Nitro'1ers, costumes, flags, souvenirs, THE BUGLE Poarth afJuly Parade, Ftoggs Shopping Cooler al GolfMitchel did not allenti) that TraIe "Burmnee ruby." Rubies of the manO dnsirnblo rad am alun found (USPS 069-760) or other memorabilia from the Auto woutdrentspace nest to Of- in ether locations in the wnrtd, hnwnvor. and thuir salue dopnnds Although the Historical Mu-Chicago Worlds Pairs of t893 Road and Milwaukee Avenue. an the richness of their eolor. Dnvld Besser The Nibs Village board mastfice World and wonld sell auto Editor end Publisher seam at 8970 Milwaukee Ave-(Columbian Exhibition) or 1933 Durubility also eifert. a gnmstunes onion. The ruby i. a very nur, NUes is closed during the conuiderTratc's request before theaccessories and parts but no ser- dssrablo gomutonn, le faut. bmanun it is so durable. it in well eelS. Creeen (CenturyofPmgress), or any oth- company can begindoing basi- Continued ON Page 49 ed te thu hard wear tinge are esbiested to. 1L7 NoRThcoN ILLI5oIs Ssmtssrr months, individsal spa-er Worlds Fairs, such as New Runty is also of uunsidaretinn in dutnaminieg the valu. nfe cid tours may br arranged. Yorks, Knoxville, New Orleans, ,1 s associaTioN gum. Fin. rubi usare rare, especially in targa rsizes . Onsausa nf Duriug she summer, membres orSeattle, please contactthe their rarity, rahms ara indeed preninns gems. VOL.33,NO,5, JULY 13, 5959 are preparing polpourri items forNiles Historical Society at 390- Oakton approves $24 And the tradition 0f ruble. is long end honorable. The srnwn 8746 N. Shermer Rd.sale al is Historical Boutique0160. iowoln of mony estuaries sentais rubies. Ruby wee the gemutnue nf the triba nf Jndah. the tribe tent. which sprang the rnynity of Nibs. IL 60648 million budget Israel nf old. Phone: 966.35100-5-2.4 Girl beatenat Morton Thu rubies we offer yen ere gemstone. unlike any other is PublIshed Weekly un Tbursstuy by JillJanom beauty, durability, and rarity. Step by ncr etna. to u.n this rich lu RIles, minoIs Oakton Commnnity College Despite the lax increase, Hil- Seonud Clam Postugr fus' C nomstune - vue muy begin ynur nwnmagic tradiijon. GrovearnvaI trustees approved on June 27thequist said it is possible lo main- The Bugle paId ut Chicago, ill. A ftfmau-yeacoldLincoln-kuoclsvd her to the ground and tain and possiblylower last Poslmaster: Send address wood girl was twice altacked $24.8 million 1989/1990 operut- ,t .wp- changea tu The Bugle, 5746 by akicked her. The victim retnoord ing budget that is 12 percentyear's rate of 19 cents per $100 tho of girls while sheatreudad ato the carnival and for the second Shunner Rd., Nitos, SL 60648 Morton Grave cnnsiyal higher than last year's budget. assessed valuation because of the nighttime was pulled away to the park- nssnssed value increases. Nine- ofJsly ?.Thethrergiris,about 18 The board also passed a $14 oerner 7ewe ers Suhsrrlpslnn Rate (tas Advance) ing lot and heulen by the trio, this million levy, which was np fromleen cents is less than the maxi- Per sIngle uopy $25 years old, were recognized bythetime accompanied by a fouth, fif- One year $13.00victim as 1989 graduates $12 million last year.Accord- mum allowed, of Nilesteen-year-old girl. Students only pay 20 percent of ,7re Juwr/,y, 7?/easu,rc rsÀc/rs4rè 'two year-s $22.50Township WestHighSchool. The victim suffered minor it- ing to David E. Hilquist, vice Three years $29.00 They dragged her president for business and fi-the cost of their education. So, 9201 MILWAUKEE AVENUE 1 year Seater Cltleens. . .811.50 from thejuries and luter reported the luci- Right norosnvfron, GulfMillThonter Krazy Dare Carnivalin the 6100 nance, thn iucreasr willfinanceaccording to Hilqnist, expenses A year (oat of unnuty).. .815.95 dent to authorities, Morton Grove increase dramatically as enroll- ,Photoby Jill Janoy \. NuxttuHulsumBroad) 1 year (fumIge) oc5Othe northPolice have several witnesses to services such as new staff wem- $35.00 r;, NILES. ILLINOIS .411 APO addresses end of an adjaceutparking lotthe action. The girl indicated she bers and laboratory eqsipmeul,ment numbers climb, The col- As July 4th paradepw'ticipaalu mwvh by,Inghisgrandnaolher Madeline Albanoin Nifes 966.1341 os far ServIcemen $25.00where thry him herabout the headhas received harassing phone foc an 11 percent growth in sIn-lege had to turn away stndeuts SomtnyRosestherg, 6, letta his mom in Arlinglogforlhrholielay. and body with theirhands, thencalls from the sume girls. dent population. Continued on Page 49 Heights alunai the partiale. Rosenberg was visit. PAGE THE - -"THE ETHVRuDAY,JULYt3,19Ø9 PAGES SALE ENDS WED. JULY 19,1989 ///,///////,,/ eflior' FRESH WHOLE FRESH SMALLMEATY e's POARK. SPARE RIBS TENDERLOIN MEATS Nues Library 3 LB. Nues Events Committee I AVG. Children's LEAN GROUND 3LBS. , ; MORE$ 89 accepts award Theater I. CHUCK LB. Children and their famifles are invited to aspecial performance SQUAREDANCING $169 by the Upstage/Downstage ChIl- Informal square dancing will be held on Tuesdays an 1:30 for LB. dren's Theater Touring Troupe at the months ofJaly and Aug. Daring this time the class will be MINELLIS the Niles Public Library. This self-taught as our caller, Don Stace it on vacation. Please call 7/ ,.'///////M////%//% HOMEMADE FRESH program will be held at 6:45 p.m. 967-6lü0ext. 376to verify. on Monday, July 17. Litde Red LEANSIRLOIN ITALIAN Riding Hood and Goldilocks and LINE DANCING HOTOR 99FRESH the Three Bears wilt be per- Line dancing wilt not meet during the months of July and PATrIES $269SAUSAGE MILD$ s formed with audience participa- Aug. Thegronpwill resumemeling in Sept. LB. non. BRATWURST Free tickets will he available MEN'S CLUB ARLINGTON RACE TRACK TRIP one-half hour before showlime. Ourmeus club trips toArlington ParkRaceTrackwill he held Everyone masthave a ticket to at- on Thursday, iuiy 13 and on Thursday July 27 from 10:45 to 6. CARANDO lend. Limit five tickets per fami- Our luncheon will include a buffet ofroast beef, babeaS chicken 98 ly. WiIh champagne sauce, pasta dujour, salads, potato, vegetables, 4.'AJ . PROSCIUTTO... 11718. This program is appropriate for rolls and butler and assorted desserts and beverages. The racing CARANDO ' children ages three years and old- will be enjoyed in the reserved grandstand seating. Ticketsare HOTBUTF 89CARANDO er. Children five years and under $21 sod were sold at the May Men's Club meeting. Call 967- COORS s98 ,_-.\ REG0rLIGHT 11718. mnstbeaccompaniedby an adult; 6100 ext. 376 fortickel availability. MILLER CAPICOLA PEPPERONI.... LB. children in the primasy grades \W \ E1ar,Hei,wn, may attend the program alone SENIOR FORUM STROHS accpIs (accompanying adult must re- \(\ t a$3000 theckfro,, the Prsideni oftheFirtofAmricaBrnk-Gojf Senior forum will be held on Thursday, July 13 at Ip.m. We BUDWIESER - MtU, Ry Wojnar. This Lv th fowthyear that First of A,erica main in the building). will pian fall and winter activities. Any Niles senior isencour- Bank-GolfMjll haobeena beefacior. This program is part of the aged to oltend. BEER PRODUCE Great Bookllunt! Summer Read- StRetti 2Y2//;V;-j// ing Program. For more informa- //j7///////// T7/7/////, TRAVEL COMMIrFEE / REDORGREEN SOUTHERN First Aid course tian about this free pmgram and Travel committee will he held on Thursday, July 13 at2 , i SENIOR CITIZENS G p.m. : SEEDLESS rInnI / Registration is open for a Firstother activities for children, call Plans for one day bus trips in fall and winter wit be discussed. , .. CROWN Shampoo & Set the Nitre Public Library District, $2.50 AidCoursetobeheld at dieLean- Newcomers aeealways welcome. . GRAPES Haircut $3.00 ing Tower YMCA, 6300W. Tou-6960 Oaklon SL, at 967-8554, : PEACHES EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY ;a hy in Nues on Saturstay, July 22,ext. 30. MEN'S CLUB MEETING s Sr. Mens CHpper SLyling$3.00 1989 from9a.m. to5p.m. / OLB Men's Reg. Hair Styling$5.00 Oar men's cluh business meeting will be heldon Monday, (' The course will be condncled Youth overnight July 17 at 10:30. Following the meeting, Colleen McShanefrom TEN 30 MINUTE by Evelyn Merkl and Carol . OPEN theStates Attomeyu office will speakonconsumer fraud. CTALOUPES SUN TANNING VISOS7 DAYSI Walsh who are certified by the at YMCA $35.00 AWEEK ;*T'////////T4/. /////////////z///////,, . I American lEed Cross to teach and Ou Friday, July 14th, 8 p.m., MONTHLYMEETING $89 FREDERICKS COIFFURES I issue certificadon for the pro-the Leaning TowerYMCA will OAr monthly mailing will take place on Tuesday, July18 at MICHELOB neu.oic i 5351 N. MII.WUUI
Students qualify . Yeu needn5 be an olympic caliber athlete, but only a senior $100 who enojys having fun, to compete in the upcoming Six- -Save $1°° ave for college courses ,(ç'/ 92 nu. pk. u psekil2 na. nuns -RtauIarup Dint County Senior Olympics. This year's games wilt be held from 5 Ib, b.g Three StScholastica High July 26-28 at West Chicago High School. Events include: i$' Vienna Franks Pollsb o Pepsl Coke Schoni students, Farneuah Bed GrapefruIt Abarghoui, Anita Daniel, and archery, basketball free throws, bike race, howling, golf (9 and : Sausats kneckwurst Canfield's Flavors KerrySkemp qualifiedier Loyola 18 holes), shuffleboard, swimming, table tennis, tennis, and i)P track and field. Composition is against those in age brackets r:;. University's pragram offering ,Ii") 85*55 IS 8. aluS SU OS ,.S4 pOi. i) 00.4 tII.'.O.. u. tdACIdpa,. conrees te high school seniors. beginning ut 55. Local seniors have represented Morton Grove Farnauahwull be enralling feWer nobly in recent olympics. Seniors should sian getting in shape and Morality, Anita will be today so participase in their favorite events. For iegistcation in- Dominick's Dominick DoinlnkWs enrolling In War and Morality Pictured left to right are BillBrock, Layperson ofshe Yeas, Fre- formation come in tu the Flickinger Senior Center. and Philosophy of Harnee Nature da Meyer, chairman - program committee, Dick Wehmrns, chair- and Kerry will be enrolling in ,nanofLTYboardofdireclors. MS. SENIOR ILLINOIS PAGEANT ï Philosophy of Human Nature. av1°° $100 s'ire The fient Ms. Senior Illinois Pageant wilt be heldat the titi- Nint COmetaS. Chip ave Save $100 The Layman of the Year i9' nmnNs, ChneSl.t. PIO. aingt. P50k . Esgolo, up ConiSil lOp nois State Fair in Springfield thisyear ou August 12 and 13. M ci Award, the highest award that Do.Inlck'i sr IlsiNmaui's hEnry (s. L'sue ShssrEurgy Pantyhose os: Chssrlssn oe.box can be given in the Y to a tayper- The pagraut will sake place at the State Fair Seuior Center and the winner wilt move Whtls0bus son was won by Bill Brock, a ou to the Ms. Senior America Pageout in - Cariulval el Cakes w__t t. ng=t WR5Oainx, Leaning Tower volunteer who Apnl, 1990. Contestants mutt be female, 60years of age or Oued Ju9 ii Urna JOY IS. INS. I nci o p. uIs, o, ,.6..0 pSt BIG SAVINGS has taught Swimming for over lb older, and Illinois residents. Participants wiltcompete in four nxs4.ni In ii. sah. 1.1 90 Sd595d years faithfully every week. The categ000s: interview, cocktail attire, "inner beady/philosophy .'. n$7ñ1L ev'an'vu.!e-4nWI'e#N'ivi.'. Y is veryproodofBill forthe fine of lifeand salent. For further informationor an application, ON volsiiteer work he has done over call toll free t-800-252-6565, Applicationsmost be received Dominkk DomInick's the years. In addition, this award by July 15. AnsoTlPd Formulus the past two years was also won HOT WATER! by two LTY votnnteers, Ray T SUBURBAN AREA ON AGING $100 Salon Selectives , Newman andLewMalier, both of A special informational Save 15 oz. Shampnu or Covditiover .7 oz. Huir Spray theConquerors group. program describing the rousing of annA. nuit. inSp.FollyCuok.d SAVE ON A RELIANCE 501 federal funding for senior citizenssevices will be presented al Vaiuun, Paek.d unsnk.d 8 oz. Sprilz, Mousse 54 oz. Gel Save $100 This award was stalled in 1958 the Fraieje View Community lt. n.s.n.A. Grede A . 4-5 Is. mu. FreshIFloip, GAS WATER HEATER! and 32 volunteers have received Center. The program begins at Center Cut Ham Steak 12:30 p.m. ou Thursday,August 3. Also reviewed will be the Tyson Young Duckling this award. Bill was chosen over ails su. u Foa,ncsuI, on Fo, Enesv EI f!cIe, I vedo,va,ce: 19 othercandidates from function of the AreaAgency on Aging and the use of federal .s,,,M,,a,dI,,,tsl YMCAs throughoutthe area. money in the Morton Grove community. Morton Grove Park District senior Adult Supervisar,Ronce Breuner, is also o REG. '139" member of the Aeea Agency's 4 40 GALLON Advisory Council and will he WATER 00I LEGAL NOTICE on hand to answer questions. HEATER Newcor Cutlery Collection 044118 sesOseino u_s. Inch U.S.D.A. GradoS Chomp np,l Loin REG. 129" Notice is hereby given, pursu. Sirloin Steak snt to An Act in relation to the POOL-B-Q Green Thompson or 30 GALLON How about an afternoonof entertainment, swimming, Inter- 59c This Sandwich Knife Livil 3 PIpase ose of an Assumed Named in the Bed FIanle SeedlessGrapes un.aA. aradud cholnu oem enand nope In WATER 90( conduct or transaction of Busi- generational fellowship, hot dogs,hamburgers, aud a whole lot Weeks $.99 $89 HEATER $11 044717 ness in the State,' as amended more? Moi-sou Groveseniors will team np with Camp MoeGro Round Steak o kids for a great day 29,? '2O that a certification was filed by at Harrer Park. Each senior will toke haine Bananas Feature VWE ENERGY EFFICIENT the undersigned with the County a gift which they will hove workedon with a youngster. Bong NEPTUNE'S COVE GA$YOUR EFST a bathing soit and appetise and OblpieiuU-Iuadlosn/Oreusud ENERGY VALUE ClerkofCookConnty. ges ready for the fou Thursday, Luise nue Ongle Fish 32 Oi. o pore August 10 is the doteto remember, Tickets are limited and i oc s89 Limes TUE. FULL SERVICE AT BOTH STORES File No. Ktt7081 on the June muss FRI sos sie atte 0Es Fresh Farm Raised Cattish available today for 53at the Prairie View Community Center. JULI lt PIPE THREADING, GLASS. SHADES & KEYS CUT. 20,1989 Under the Assumed JULY11 JiLl 4 JULY ii JULI lt JUUI 11 JULY11 CARPET CLEANER RENTALS, CUSTOM PAINT MIXING. Name of SUBURBAN SIGNS SCREEN & STORM WINDOWS REPAIRED. 5 COPIES OF MORTON GROVE with the For more informationou these senior services and recreo- . place of business located at 9134 U-DO-IT MORTON GROVE Waukegan Road, Morton Grove, Itou prograsro, call theMorton Grove Senior Hot Line at 470- Specials Good Only at Dominick's ACE HARDWARE ACE HARDWARE Illinois 60053 the Iene name(s) 5223, or the PrairieView Community Centerat 965-7447. To S012 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. 5926 W. DEMPSTER ST. and residence address of owner receive the "Seniors in MortonGrove" newsletter, send $2.50 s Morton Grove Morton Grove 692-5570 965-3666 (s) is: JohnKilikevice, 214 Wash- lo the Mellon GroveFork District, 6834 Dempster SlancI, LincoinWood OPEN 7 QYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ingsots, Glenview,Jllinois 60025. Morton Grove,60053, J 5747 Dempster 6931 Dempster 7225 N. Ciceró Ave. PAGE 'riÍuú ÑURSDAY, U1Y ì3,am9 ::P.W'f THE nuGLE,muRsDAy, SIlLY tI, i99 PAGER Sïngles Scene rea e s
Nues 50's MG Park JULY 14 JULY20 JULY23 Beach Partypresents Dooley ST. PETER'S SINGLE THURSDAY EVENING THE SPARES Families DANCE The Thursday Evening Adult The Spares Sunday Evening Harlem Dempster Beusse named to Relive the fabulous 50's as we Brothers St. Peter's Singles dances Fn-Jewish Singles (25-49) meet Club will hold a danceon Sun. Anonymous celebrate the Niles Park Disliicts day, July 14, 9 p.m. Pack Ridgeevery first and third Thursday day, July 23. There willbe no . 35th Anniversary. Come to the On July 11, from 7-8:30 pm,,VFtWl4all, Canfield and Higginsevening at I p.m. The group meeting. Thepluce is theAmer- Shermer plaza Who's Who Sports Complex Pool, B435 Bal- IheMorton Grove Park District inand Sunday, July 16 Early Eve-providesspeakers,soctaliza- ican Legion, 6140 Dempster open meeting lurdrd. on Saturday, July 29. cooperationwithSavings ofning Dance 6:30 to 9:30 Aquatian, and refreshments. Cost is St., Morton Grove. Time is 7:30 Walter Jospeh Brause, son of During the public swim (1-5 America are proud to bring youBela Hall, 3630 N, Harlem. Do-$3. Tite next meeting will he p.m. The band will play from 8- Two recovering addicts andWalter M. andLorraine llenase p.m) uctivities include: RoIledthe Dooley Brothers, Enjoy a va-nations $4. For information, callJuly 20 at the Jewish Rerun- t I p.m. Dunce to the musicof I Family Anonymoun parents willandstudentatChicagoCollegeof Back" concession prices, Cokeriely of music featuring folk, 334-2589. sienction Synagogue, 303 "Moonlight Knights". For describe their experiences withGsteopathic Medicine, has been io- selected as one of the country's Video Van, Volleyball Tourna- swing music of the 30s and 40s, Dodge, Evanston. The speaker formation, call Bob Petersat family drugs. alcohol and amo- meets, Hula-Hoop Contest und a rockmusicofthe 50m andtios and JULY16 will be Carl Marcyan discuss- 262-5030. tional problems at Holy Familymost outsiaiidingcampus leaders Penny Dive. These activities are contemporary tunes turc to make ing "New Laws Regarding Di- Hospitalon Sunday,July 16. by the "Who's Who Among SIn- IN-BETWEENERS CLUB dents in American Universities included in your daily admission yon smile. The concertis free and The In-Betweeners Singles vance and Family Law". For TOWN& COUNTRY Themeeting is open to the pub- feeorfreeforpooltoken holders. will be held atilatrerPark on theClub (40-65) will hast a "Stars mote information,call 761- Town and Country Singles and Colleges" editorial staff, He lic andwill bepresented in the au-is a graduate of St. John Brebenf Evening aclivities (6-10 pm.)Northeast side of the pool build-and Stripes Danc& an Sunday, 2400(office)on652-0082 will sponsor a dance withcam- dilarium at the hospital located at include: 50s music provided by aing, 6850 Dempeter St., MortonJuly 16, from 6:30-9:30p.m. at (home). plimentary food buffeton Sun- and Maine Ems High School and WalterioeephBeusse Golf and River edn.in DesLoyolaUniversity. DJ, Dancing on the deck, OpenGrove, Concessions will be avail-Casa Royale, 783 Lee Street, day,Ju1y23, starling at7p.m.at Plaines. Swim, Special concession menu able at the park. Don't forget yom Des Plaines, Music by Rhythm THURSDAYJEWISH Knickers Restaurant, 1050 E. Hewill beincluded in Ihn 1989 tien and Colleges", an annual di- and prices, open sand volleyball, lawnçhairs. Stylists. Admission is $5 for The Thursday Evening Adult Gakton, Des Plaines, just west Admission is free. Call 777-edition of "Who's Who Amongrectory of outstandit students SO's Trivia Contest, "Goldfish" guests and $4 for members. For Jewish Singles Group (25-49) of Mannheim. Thiscorns is 4442formore information, Students in American Universi-fiestpublishedin 1934. eating conlest, Lip Sync Contest MG flag information, call 675-4426. Re- will mmi the first and third open to all singles age 30 and and "Name That Thuef' Tickets fmshmenis aedcush bar. Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. it older. Metssberslsip orreserva- Bed andbreakfast at blood drive for the evening activities may be football various North, Northwest Sub- tians are not required. Themu- purchased in Advance ($2) or at uehuu and North Chicago Syna- sic will be from the SOs through LifeSource will be nerving itssellerd,,HoffmanEstates. time donor centers have been the Door ($3), Advanced tickets The Morton Grove Park Dis- JULY19 gogues every month. The group the 0Es. Adntission is $5, aud version of bed and breakfast on In the tradition ofthe Enropeailopen on aSnnday. trict is currently accepting nppli- A.G. BETH ISRAEL, Sunday, July 16, at its Glenview may be purchased at the Admin- providesspeakers,socializa- there will be a cash bar. Theat- hed and breakfast, each donor These wishing to participate istrative Office and Ree Centercations for flag football teams The Ai. Beth Israel Jewish lion, and refreshments, Cost is tire will be dressy Casual. For donorcenter, 1255 N. Milwaukeewill be nerved breakfast in appen-can call LifeSource at 291-9660 Pool, 7877 N, Milwaukee ave., titis FalL Teams may apply forProfessional Singles will meet $3. The next meeting is July20 iuformatiou, call 459-9248. ave., Glenview and the Hoffmannation for thedonation. This firstfor an appointment lo donate ut BallardLeisureCenter, 8320 Bal-Mens' Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday, July 19 at 8 pm. at al the Jewish Reconstruction Plaza donor center, 1029 N. Ro-time event also marks the firstthis event. Friday lard rd. or the Sports Complex orSaturdayleagues; the Synagogue, 3635 W. Dcv- Syuagogue, 303 DOdge, Evans- MIDWESTSINGLES DANCE Womens' Tuesday Pool, 8435 Ballardrd. league, on, Chicago. Program to be un- Ion. Guest apeakerwill he an at- The Midwest Singles Associa. For specific times of events League fee is $400.00 per team. nounced. Admission is $1 for tomey, Carl Matcyan who will tian invites all singles toan open please call the park district atPor mare information contact members, $3 for guests and in- speakonnewlaws regarding di- dance party at 7p.m. on Sunday, 824-8860, Gortionjacobson at 965-7447. eludes refreshments, Jaly 23, at the Oakbnocsk Terrace Vence and family law. Come Developers ¡uy Brown, left, ofJaylon, Inc., Rich Li.snek and Join the fun! Foc information, Holiday Inn, 17 W. 350 22nd St., Gakbrook Terrace, Them will be SeymonrLisnek,JIar(emDcmpnterParinersandMo,.on Grove call Gary at 632-0082 (cocu- MayorRichardlïohs breukgroundfor the Ilartembempnlerand ings) and76l-2400 (days). DJ mnsic. Admission is $3. For more information, call 282-0600. SheraaerLonorePIaaza onJnly 6. Thel9-ntoreplazja which will be JULY21 completrdbyNovemberinnamedafse.'Brown'a wife Lonore.For AWARESINGLES JULY25 teasinginformalion,callïdrown a1967-1717. . The Aware Singles Geoop YOUNG SINGLE PARENTS QUALITY PRODUCTS and the Chicagoland Singles NorthuhoreYoungSingle Parents (21-49) will . PROFESSIONAL DESIGN STAFF Association invite all singesto present a Calculus Graphics ajointSingles"Turnabout programon Tnesday,July25,at s COMPLETE SERVICE INSTALLATIONS Dance" with the live musicof 8: l5p.m. featuring SheldonEn- Competition winners Full Moon at 8:30p.m. on Pri- gels, asloruny, who willspeak day, July 21, at the HyattRe- on "Free Legal Advice and oth- Oakton Community Collegeand an employer of the Under- gexcy Oak Brook Hôtel, 1909 er Oxymorons" a humorous heldilsfirst annual Calculasweiter's Laboraterim in North- Modern Maid Gas Ovens Spring Road, Oak Brook.Ad- laokatatsorneys and the law. Graphics Competition for mathbrook, fmished third, mtssian is $7 foruon-members, The meeting wil beheld al sludents recently at the CoSege. Mathematicalequations which For more information,call the Days tun Motel, 1090N. . Firstprize was awarded toSkokiewere restricted to pencil and for Lovers of Gas Cooking Awareas777-l005 Milwaukee, Wheeling. Follow- resident Randy Lloyd. Richardpapercame to life with the use of ing the program will bedane- Bruekert of Morton Grove wascomputer and advanced graphics NORTHSIIORE SINGLES ins, casual conversation The Northshoee Singles will and a placed second and David Lam-techniques, This highly complex cash bar. For information,call harde, u Round Lakes residentprocessused a computer graphi- have titeln Social and danceon 432-3311,24hoacs, Friday, July 21 at the Sea Prix- cal progarm, "Calculus Pad," cess Restaurant, 1290 S. Mil- MONDAYS . Passages lecture where mathematics equations are n Solid State waukee Ave., Liberlyville. All LEANING TOWER YMCA enterd into a computer which siogles are invited so attend. The Leaning Tower YMCA, at Oakton analyzes the equations and then Pilotless igmtion Free buffet. All singles we!- 6300 W. Tenhy Ave., Niles, ii Although movies are a form ofgraphs aunique artistic surface. come. Daons opea at 8:30 p.m. Sponsoring dance classes for entertainment, they also are an art n Continuous Admission is $5. For informa- tingles featuring jilterbag, dis- form and a reflection of culture, Open Arms tian call 459-8004. ca, bastle, and freestyle dane- says Susan Doll, a Ph.D. canidate Clean ing at 7 p.m. Mondays. at Northwestern University. She JULY22 Cost wil explain how to analyze andat Swedish . Automatic Timed YOUNG SINGLE PARENTS far thn Seven-weekprogram enjoy film mare in a Fansagm Youeg Single Parents, Inc., which begins July 17 is $42 Through Life Lectare, "Enrich-Covenant Oven System is holding its 18th annual B'trth- per person. Enservatiuns are ing Year Movie Going," from t The OpensAntissupport day/Computer Dance, July 22 reqaired.Call 777-8586 for to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, July II in group for parents who have lost a n Exclusive at Ilse Holiday lue O'Hare. $5 more information. room 112 at Gakton Commanilychild due to miscarriage, still- js__4 ALL for advance tickets, $7 t at the JULY26 College East, 7701 N. Lincoln birth, or infant death will have an Gourmet Broiler door; Gpen so all singles.For AG, BETH ISRAEL Ave., Skokie. open discussiuu at its meeting on Evening Concert Series Mondays at 9:15 p.m. further informationcall 699- AG. Beth Israel Jewish Fra- Dolt is the editor of Ratieg the Monday, July 17, at 7 p.m. at the 9907. For information . Built In on the fessionalSingleswillmeet Movies, an annual movie revtew Swedish Coveuant Family CONCERTS HELD IN THE SOUTH MALL compater forms, please call he- Wedneday, July 26, at 8p.m. book. She has amaster's degree Sn Health Center, 6304 N. Nagle Rotisserie fore July 7. Avenue. atthe synagogue, 3635 W. Film Studies from Northweutern July17 çkE M4 Devon, Chicago. Program lo University and Act History from The meets are free and con- . Model #PKO-191 COMBINED CLUB be announced, Admission is Ohio StateUniversity. ducted by teamed counselors All Singles are invitedlo the $1 for members, $3 forguests Donation is $1. Por iuforma-from the stuff of Swedish Cove- Combined Club Singles Dance and inclades refreshments. tion, call 635-1414. nant HospitaL All appropriate The Lettermen with thn live music of Street- persons are cordially invited lo wise at 8:30 p.m. On Saturday, CATHOLIC ALUMNI District 219 attend, GAS: YOUR BEST July 22, at the Hyatt Eegency All singles adults (ages 21- For more information, call Ru- 'o'VALUE 38) are welcome at a douce thanne Werner, group moderator, July24 ENERGY VALUE G'Hare Hotel, 9300 W. seeks Bryn SpousoredbytheCatholic at878-8200,Ext, 5365. Mawr Avenue, Rasensoet.The applications dance is co-sponuorm.t by Alamni Club at 9 p.m., Frsday, the July 20, at tIse Radissou Suite NEgs Towaship HighSchool The Chica1go Orchern NorthwestSingles School board Associa. Hotel 01-lare, 5500 N. Rtver District 219 is seeking applica- CHICAGO tien, Yoang SuburbanSingles, the . ELGIN Road,inRosemant.Noo- tians to fill a vacancy on members InPOp 746 N. Welle and Singles and Company.Ad- Board of Educatinu. TheBoard Terms of office far four mcm- Concert. 877 Villa mission la $7. For member admissionit$6. The 943-7060 more infor- baud is Breezia', For mom iu- will interview and appoint a newhers oftiseMaine Township High Under the direction od Arnold Brostott 742-7292 marion, call 725-3300, member to complete thn unex-School District 207 Board of Ed- formation, call 726-0735, Honig, . INNILES pinedloon of Karen ucation will enpirn on Nov. 7. JULY23 COMBINED JEWISH whose term was saend inNovem- They are Robert P. Carnelisen of WHEATON PALATINE JEWISH SINGLES The Combined Jewish Sin- her. Pack Ridge, Frnderick O. Mener Join us tor another memorable 7755 Milwaukee Ave. The Jewish Singles gles will hold a city-wide cock- II 611 Roosevell (Near Oaklan) i i 6 S. Norlhwest Hwy. invite Applicants mast be at least of Park Ridge, Dolores Gcazian concert series on the mall. OLD ORCHARD you to a Citywide Danceon laD paty at Chevy's, 59 W. citizen, a regis-of Macton Grave and Charlotte 653-8833 years old, a U.S. (INUr: 967-8500 991-1550 Sneday, July 23, from7:45- Grand, Chicago,on Sunday, tened voter, und must haveresid-StorecofDes Plaines. Make an evening of it for the . I 1:45 p.m. at TrafficJam, 401 July 16, from 7:45-11:45 p.m. ndinDistnict2l$ atleastoue year Nominating petitions for she whole family. Shop, dine and Old Orchard Road and NILES HOURS:Non. undTharn.9 - O;mou,, Wad., Fn.9 -5:38,nut.9.a W. Gnsanio, Chicago,Free buf- Free buffet and Lip Sync Enter- board positions will be accepted Skokie Boulevard. CALL FOR OTHER SHOWROOM HOURS pniortuJuly 17. then enjoy the beautiful music, frt, live DJ. Admissionis $4, tainmeut, $4 at the door and $3 The Board will interview can- by the Secretary of the Board of just east of Edens Eapressway. butonly $3 with thisnotice. with this notice, Cali 761-2069. didatea and will appoiut a newEdacotion fromAug. 21, through free for the listening. In Skokie. memberbyJuly3ø. Aug. 28. 0001 CI YJU5.?A0OsJL15IT6,tÇ5U0 Osti' PAGE1O THE DUGLE,THSJRSDAY, JULY 13, 1989 THE BUGLE, THURsDAY,JULY3,1899 PACE II
Church & Temple WORKING HARD News YOUR SUPPORTING OMMUNITY BAÑK:-. VOL/A Jewish Children's Bureau Temple Beth Obituaries COMMUNITY performance Israel services Temple Beth Israel, 3939 W Bertha C. Moseley Thomas J. Egan Howard st., Skokie, wBl cele Bertha C. Moselny, 92 of brate Shahbat Friday Events Thomas J. Egan, 92, ofNOes, g Nilru, died ou June 8 tu Ntlns, died on June 84 in DesPlaines. Services un July 14 at 8:30 p.c Mrs. Moseley was born os No- Mr. Egan wan born in IsOlaudon Mm. Judith Perm will deliver th vrmbnr4, 1896 in Chicago. She October 3, 1897. Hewas the sermouette. There will be was the wife ofthe lane Oswald; husband of the late Mary Oneg Shabbal following servtc A, 2 mother of Frances (John) Ben- (neu Walsh); father of es. Helen, ad and do it. son; grandmother of Karen,Florence (Raymond) Temple Bulb Israel will bold Freutel, Dime (John) Carrier,Janet, and the late Thomas J.Jr.; Shabbat Saturday Morning Ser Oayle (Ted) Riley, John, Sa-grandfather of Joanne (Chris) virus ou July 15 at lt am. Fo manlha; great-grandmother ofSperekas; friend of Genevieve BuyA farther information coulact the Jennifer, Jacqueline, Julie, Jef- Repin; and uncle of many. Templeoffice, 675-0951. Pu. BuyA frey, und AxeL Sister of Agnes neral services were heldat St. Boat Temple Beth Israel will cele McDonald. Fnueral Services Audrew Home on Saturday, broie Shabbat Friday Evening were held at Skaja Terrace Fu- June 17 from Skaja Terrace Pu- Car Snrvicns un July 21 at 8:30 p.m ocraI Home, Nilea, on Saltar- neral Home, Niles. Interment Mr. Stuart Kaminsky will delire day, June 10. Interment was tu was lu AllSaints Cemetery, the sermanette. Them will be at Acacia Park Cemetery, L Oneg Shabbtfollawing services. Helen C. Nix ___a Temple Beth Israel will halt Helen C. Nix, 85, of Nibs, íI_7_ Shabbat Saturduy Morning Ser Ann M. Hardy ti:\ died on June 26 in Park Ridge. vices ou July 22 at II am. Fo Aun M. Hardy (urn Heino), 78, ofNiles, died onJune 24 in Mrs. Nix wan born on July 17, 1 arther information contact lbs 1903 in Chicago. She was the Temple office: 675-0951. Chicago. Mm. Hardywas born ouFebruary 14, 1911 inCaspi- wife of the late James; mother The Jewish Chiidrens Bureau will presentMoliere's TheDoctor Temple Beth Isranl will cele of Donna Calderotie and Ge- In Spite ofHimselfin July. This 17th Centusy Freech brate Shabhat Friday Eveuin1 au, Michigau. She was the wife farce will be of Joseph, mother of Gloria raId; grandmother of William; performed as an ensemble work by a castoffifseen andcombines a Services ou July 28 ut 8:30 p.m sister ofJameu and the late Lib- contemporary music score with the finest elements of commedia The Brotherhoods officers aus Bargman, Cynthia, and Marcia Fabrenwald; grandmother ofhan. Funeral Services were deli arte. It is awildlychaolic yet contoolledproductiou whichute- directors wilt be consercreated a held on Thursday, June29 at St. grates the audience wills the ensemble almostas if they were ou his servico. There will be als Steve, David, Saudi, Glenn, Jef- frey, Wyatt, and Lily; great- Juliana Church from Skaja Ter- Stage alongside the actors in a 17th Century cabasus. The work will Oneg Shabbat following servie- race Funeral Home, Nibes. In- beplayedin the round in a comfortable, inlimasespace and promis- grandmother ofTroy, BriEri- Send TheKids ka, and Ovan; sister of Alfred,'scrutent was in Queen of Heav- Remodel The Kitchen es au exciting, hilarious ensertaiumentfara summers night. Temple Beth Israel will bold i en Cemetery. Special request Shabhat Satarday Morning Sur- Jean, Martha, and Tilda. Punen. The Doclorjn Spite of Himself, directed by TonyMnscarellçs, fordonationstoMaryvibbe To College will be performed July 21 and 22 al tito Jewish ChiidjunsBurean ices ou July 29 at It am. For al services were held ou Tue- Academy. For Mom School, 6014 N. California, 761-8366. All perforsnancesbegin urther information conlact the day, Jane 27 atSL John Brebeuf promptly atl p.m. Tickutprices are $5. Templeoffice, 675-0951. Church, fromSkaja Terrace Fu- Josephine Evans Members of the Cast of "A Doctory In Spite Offlimself', (1-r): Temple Beth Israel will cele- nearal Home, Nues. Interment Josephine Helen Evans, 64, M. Goeru,J. Hayes, M. Hettliuger, C. Urbauski, W. Esbrook. brase Shabbat Friday Eveuing was in Masyhill Cemetery. ofChicago, died on June 10 in 1r)1i services Ou Augosl4 at 8:30 p.m. Des Ptaiuen. Mrs. Evans was T ;-- here will be os Oneg Shabbal Clara Ciszewuki bornon October4, 1904 in New Swindoll film at òllowisg services. Clara Ciszewski, 86, of Chi.York, New York. She was the Teosple Beth Israel will hold cago, died ou Joue 10 in Parkwife of thri tate Arthur, mother Shabbat Morning Services an Ridge. Mrs. Cisrewstni wasof the bate Arthur Donald and st. John Lutheran Axgast5 at 10:30 am. Forfurther born on Augsst 22, t02 in lIti-Carob Ann (Thomas) Barda; In a day offadsng hopes, weak cao teach us throogJ their exam.oforrnatiou cansad the Temple noit. She was the allie of thegrandmother of Victor and Jo- resolve and yawoiog indiffer- pio. fficc: 675-0951. late George; mother of Dolornsseph. Funeral Services were duce, Charles Swindoll is giving Thepowerfulfilmseries, (late Frank) Oddo; graudmoth- held at St. Juliana Charch on Christians across the country aStrengthening Your Grip, feasar-Sister Mary er of Laura K. Gddo, Geraldine Tuesday, Jane 13 from Sk;ia new enthusiasm forChsistian ing Chock Swiudollisbeing (Robert) Bonner, Patricia (Ken- Terrace Panerai Home, Nilr. cotnmitment. He challenges yourshownatSt.John LasherasAloysius' kindness oeS) Lauglo, and Carol (Rob- Interment was in All Saints Co. pre.conceptiousandclarifiesCharch, 7429 Miiwaakee ave.,not forgottten ert) Langlo; great'grandmosher metery. your choices through his lively,on Saxday mornings at 9:15 of t I ; great great grandmother WITH THE biblical instruction. Caleb, Kingthrough July 16. We invise the Former orphans and friends of 8. Puueral Services were Elisabeth Himpelmann HOME EQUITY LINEOF CREDIT Saul, Adam, Faul...you'll gain acousmunity ta join us for thesefeted Sister Mary Aloysias,a Fe. heldatSn. Mary Episcopal Elisabeth Himpebmana (neo new insight into the dilemmasfiloso which wilt challenge us inlinao sister, for 75 years ofser- Church on Tuesday, Jane 13, Viva), 90, of Park Ridge, died IT'S ONE OF THE FEWREMAINING CONSUMERLOANS THAT they faced...aud what the Bibleosrdaily walkwith the Lord. vice. Fifty ofthese yearswere de- from Skaja Tenace Faneraion Jane 14 in Park Ridge. Mrs. Film 6 ou July 16 is entitledvoled sothechildrenatSI. Home, Nues. Interment was in COULDSTILL GIVE YOUAFULLTAXDEDLJCTION. Authority: Hope for a Talk.Hedwig's Orphanage (now she Irviug Park Cemetery. Himpelmaun was born on Jan- Jewish Funerals Back Fight-Back World.' TheArchdiocesanSeminary)and nary 28, 1899 in Yngosbavia. She was the wife of the bate tragedy ofKiog Saal is a warningllveoty-fss'e years at St. Andrew Walter J. Peterson Can now cost macli less for todays "I dare you to step oullomeforshe Aged in Niles. John Bnichla and the bate Peter without sacrifscing tun Walter J. Peterson, 66, of my rights"society.This film Through the years Sister Aloy_ Niles, died ou Jane 8 in Chica-Himpelmaun. Funeral Services quatiuy of service or shows how to snbmitwithout los-sias welcomed and servedover were held at Our Lady of Ran- merchandise. go. Mr. Peterson was born on ing yoar dignity. 5,000 yoongsters in need at the September 29, 1922 in Chica- tom Charch on Saturday, Juue You are invited IO join us foroephaoageasdirector of the go. He was the hasbassd of Pa- 17, from Skaja Terrace Poner- GRAVESIDE SERVICES al Homo, Nitos. Interment SYNAGOGUE SERVICES these films and for oar worshiphattie: Most arOnow married and tnicia Pelerson; father of Julie was ALTERNATIVE SERVICES Services al 8 and 10:36 each Sun-still consider Sisler Mary Aloy- (William)Romashko,Ken in All Saints Cemetery. day morning as we praise thesius as their mother figure. They - (Jadi), Wally,Craig, Karen name ofoar LordJesos Christ ta-mers aOuoally al the stiusserdance (Harold) Scales, Patsy (Tom) Florence M. Teehan gether. and tIsis year they celebrated her Govern; grandfather of Joua- Pboreucc M. Teehass, 99, of : I19Mde1, 92nd birthday. Iban, Laura, Amy, Kany, Eons, NONO -7,oierrs /I)j)asij,o, ullilli Nilns, died on June 24. She was FLORAL Now theirsteps are direcled to Ryan, and Cltrisaopher. Funeral MIKE'S the Macian Care Ceuler born on May 8, 1890 in Chica. rn &ibO at 3802 Services wereheld at St. Isaacgo. Funeral Services were held &:h. 6500 N. MILWAUKEE Peterson where Sisler Aloysiss is NO APPLICATION FEE Cxt Fiuwuru Jogaes Church, Nibs, fromat SL Andrew Home on Mon- FIurtI Designs ill and retired. Cards, gifts,flow- Skaja Terrace Funeral Home, 3939 Drnspstor . Skokir, IL 00076 Cortegus Heuse Plants day, Jane 26 from Skaja Ter- res and freqaent visitors keepru- Nitns, on Monday, June 12. le- (312) 679-3939 mindirg Sister Aloysias that she race Fanerai Home, Nileu. In- 631-0040 serment wan in Queen uf Heav.serment was in Calvary NOANNUAL FEE is loved and appreciated. ne Cemetery. Cemetery, Evanston. Stop by or ball us All the sick sisters of Manan O Care Center were remembered by for more information NO P 0 IN T S . EQUAl HOUNG Sister M. Aloysias with surprise Study ofJudaism packages for every major hou- LENDER day. Is gratitude they honoredher wilh a special gardenparty with at Machon NO HASSLE 692-4114 Clowns, balloons and mosical The Women's Institate forthe ttordug al 9:45 am.; Hebrew I performance. Stedy of Judaism,providing anand Chamash with Meforshim encttement teaming Opporlonity for Jewish beginning at 10:35 am.; and Temple women in the Chica-starting at 1 b:30 am. a five week goland area, will begin its50m- sertes featuring lectares on a va- mer semoster of coursesoo Sun- Judea Mizpahday moruing, Jaly riety of topics. b6,al the A bageb and lox breakfast will SKAJA Labaoitch Chabad ofttlinoisceo. 2- 966-7302services ter, 3 107 W. Devon, Chicago. be served before class at 9:15 kc 1 Summer Shalsbat Eve Srrvices am. and refreshments will he 7812MILWAUKEE AVENUE TheMachon offers classeson aavaibahie hebweencbasses. FIRST STATE will br held atTernpleJudnaMiz. BANK NILES, ILLINOIS variety of Jewish sabjectufor pab, 8610 Nibs Center rd., Sko.thebeginniag, The summer semester wIll PAMPHLETS AVAILABLE Me, ou Friday, July 14 al 8:30 intermediate andcoulinuefromJuly l6boAng. 13. & TRUST Co. advanced bevelutadeutu. This - of PARK Qaestluus Abunt Funurni Costs? p.m. For more information concerning RIDGE . quarter'scoarseueboctionin. DEVON al TALCOTT PARKRIDGE. ILLINOIS 60068PHONE (312) 692-4114 Fents About F urieraIaursian RabbiMarcE. Berkuon will of- Machon Chaya Muuhka - The M,'cli f lIli s Fuueral Pro.Ar,euuemnet dudes Ethics of theFathers and OciaS. the Torah Portion Women's Institute for the study of the Week,ofJudaium, call 262-2770. vorn y: v,tut. VAslOttLtttT sx.mtsa aurr
. ThE REfiLL THtJRSDAY,JÚLY u3 1989
st. Francis Ladies Auxiliary Couch gives information Kustra Sutker self-esteem to supervisor acçepts vows fight for workshop convention MeritôrjousAward insurance legislation A sixweek self-esteem work- Detegates from the Ladiestat service pins wem uwattied to State Representative Calvin R.punishable by fmes ofup to $1legislation which we mayamend shop is being offeredat the Cee-Auxiliary to theFark Ridge Vete-Sue Buzinski, Shirley Coady, Sulker, reacting to the failure ofmillion. to include these provisions. The ter for Women's Health of St.rant of Foreign Wars Post 3579 the Illinois House topass sweep. "I will fight so see that this bu- Zelta Prajzuer and Josephine ing antitrust reform of the insu- other option is to bring this legis. Francis Hospital of Evanston. recentty attended the 65th annnatSteaz for a totat of2,500 hours of portant measure is not forgotten,"laden np again nentspring. Either Led by Nancy Scholle, Ph.D., rance industry, vowed to carry onSusker stated. "Over the state convention hetd at the Ra-dedicated service to vets in Hines his fight to evantuatly next sen-way, this bill will he high on my theprogramis designed forwom-moda Oliare in Rosemont. StateHospitat. pass hiseral years, t will carefully reviewlegislative agenda." en who seek oppoetnnities-to en- legislation. - President Evetyn ORourke pm- Delegatesrepresentingthe "Why should insurance hence their personal setf-esteem.sided daring the business ses-43,000 tltinois Auxiliasy mcm- com- tn a focused snppert gronp, siens. punies be virtually the Only major par- bers voted unanimously to senda . indnstsy in Illinois ticipants identify seW-esteem is- Park Ridge Anxiliaey 3579 re-resolution to the Supreme Court exempt from sacs and devetop new copingceiveet numerous awards for their antitrust laws?" Steher asked. requesting reconsideration of ils "By selling rates within the indus- strategies through mutuatsup-oststandieg work dating the pastrecent ruling making burning of port. year. A first ptace ptactne was try, these companies are in a posi- the American flag a legal act. flou to create an insurance crisis The program isoffered on awarded for the record book de-This rnling is in direct conflict Mondoy's, Juty 10-August 14tailing the community activities at times of their own choosing. with the ideals of promoting pa- Rates are on a constant roller from tO:30 a.m.-t2 p.m., andenof the pEst and auxiliary for thetriotism of the Ludies Auxiliary Soturdoys, Jaly S-t2 from tO:30past year. A second ptace award coaster which prohibit loo many to Veterans ofForeign Wars. people from obtaining affordable Samples a.m-12 p.m. at the St. Franciswas . presented to Etaine von Theconventionconcluded Center forWemens Health, t800 insurance. At the same time, Discover sWCtIV 5h. style, coleeand sied, family Schwedlerforthe pablicity book.with the election und installation these companies mom and living room an nur famous Warehouse Shermanplace, Evanston. Recognition pins wem awardedof state officers for the 1989-90 aremaking The fee is $95 for the six-week record profits. Sale low prises. Come in today. members foe their work makingterm of office. Perk Luwer Level program. Pre-rngisEatioa is re- afghans, scuffles and other items SaUcer's bill lifts the antitrust Ridun . New members are being re- State Sen. Bob Knstra left,accepts an Illinois Consrrsunisy Col- &4slEer E 25 S.NnrthwnntHwy. quired by catting 492-3700. for hospitatized veterans. Hospi-croited for the Park Ridge Auxit- exemptions that insurancecom- lege Trustees Association MeritoriousAwardfrom the organiza- panics currently hide behind. By iuey which meets the first Mon- tains cterutive dirertor, Dr. Gary day of each month at Caufield W. Davis ofSprirsgfield. Kuotra doing so, companies would be SMITHE was one ofonlyfoursgage legislators to receive tIse award thisyear subject to civil and criminal aM Faaeilv - SOMETHING NEW antiHiggins Rd. Mothers, daugh- pen- EaS43 Shep7 days ends nights tees, wives andgrundduughters of forhissupportoftheotate'sro,,w,nirycolleges,otem. aides. Violation by corporations, H1 HAS BEEN ADDED!* Class 4 felonies, would then be veterans having served overseas . State Senasur Bob Knutra is during a war are invited to join. one of only foar state legiulutors rFAuST of ITALY i Interested ludies should catI 825- who received MeritoriousSer- 4588 for further information und vice Awards from the illinois uchuncetohelpothern in need. ConsmnnityCollegeTrnstees As- sociation (ICCTA) at the group's BEA(.JI' SAI..OI1I AiD st Francis recent annual convention maternity care Dr. Guay W. David, ICCTA HEALTH CLUB UNDER ONE ROOF executivedisector,saidthe The largest Singte Room Ma- awards are presented annually to i Year Membership ternity Cure Center on the North public officials and others lu ap- Reg. $250 NOW s Shoeereceatlyopnnedio doors at preciation for their snpport of the St.Fraaciu Hospital of Evanston. Women's Day at Oakton state's comusunity college system featuring: 90 The center is the first to gain artd of the Trustees Association, . Enercusn PragramsSauna state certification-of-need (CON) Vendor spacm are availablebenefit women. The College rn- which is mode np of the trustees Steam Bath Swimming Pant approval, and has mtabtished thefor entrnprenenrs whowanttoserves the righoto select merchan- frosts ail of the 39 public commu- WhelpnolAerabics CON crileriufor all othercenters.sell quality items, and promotedise appropiase and pertinent to nitydistricts in Illinois. lrimnastjcu S Enercise r [![ CON approval is necessary whenservices and products for womenWomens Day. Kustra,who is minority : Equipment available hospital bedsare con-on Womesss Day from 8:30 am. spokesman offre Senate Elemen. :. fl Truster Tresderit(2) LiteCyder vertedforneworimpreved use. 5o4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15,at Oak- A single space(10' x 10) is $50 lusT and Secondary Education OLIRFULL SER VICE HAIR SALON Mothers can now experienceton Community College, 1600 E. Committee, sponsored laut years labor,deliveiy, and double spare (10' s 20) is recovery andOotfRoad, Dm Plaines. $75. More than one tobte maybe Chicago school reforms and is a postpartum (LDRP) in one of 14 Women (and men) muy dis- strong advocate for increased ed- big, beautifully-decorated rented, or spaces may be shared. rooms.play special informationon em-Tables are limited, so early regis- ucatiou funding fer both public Rooms are private,withtheplOyment services snchas bank-tration is advised. Pr informa- schools and state-supported col- :u :r mothers only roommate being usg, investments, insurance,sOon, call Diane Capitani, 635- tegm and universities. tu addttson Skir C,. herbaby. health and business servicesto 1673. to his Senate duties, he serves on Maternity servicesavailable the faculty ofNortlswestern Uni- AND TANNING TOO! also include an after-hospitalde-s versity andleclures at the Uusver- vnlopmeutat program forprnmu- sity of illinois-Chicago and at The Newest and FastestEUROPEAN SUN BEDS tarn babies, home visits fromu . Oakton Community College. Or San LonnHrerhe Norsnr REFLECTOR UVA LanpsbyFhHp Eegisterednnrse und píe-natal ed- . JULY13, 14, 1516 Eatna Special tnt ncationul programs such . . lt $ $ min. as Lu- . e ucry ehuntiime oisits sietes shits macrand Sibling classes. z Tax THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY To receive a brochureor for ADAM CARL SYNCREFF morn information on the Nords SUTI Suo! SUT! Sumniot(irne Fun! Wo 5835 Dempster St.Morton Grove A boy, Adam Carl Syncheff,8 Northbrook.Sintec Brittany exemption for 967-0421 Shares BestBiathing Option,call lbs. 5 1/2 oz., ou May 9 wuol you tu hove your-boot ounimor 492-6170. to SharonLynn age 2 1/2. Grandparents: and Ira Syncheffof9t7 DeSrd. Marvin and Judy Hoffman of disabled vets ever! So lo) us hoip you gel (he boul Huntington Beach, CA and Ge- Legislusion Iltot will help low- in luuh!on lot you and yvur homo raldine5yncheffof5kokie. erproperty taxes for disabled vet- 00W at S!dewu!k Sole prices! acreArrV5 ,rr...V crans has bren approved bythe ADAM JOHN ELLIS Senate Revenue Committee, oc- A hoy, Adam John Ellis, 7 lbs. For thetaste that's unique, cording to State Sen. Walter Du- Shop Harlem Irving Plazas 140 greul ll/4oz.,onMay lotoAnnMa- dycz (R-7W, Chicago). choose theoriginal spiraL-sliced rieandMarc Ellis of 6920 Oakton . House Bill 1831 will raise the storeu including Carson Pino Scotl, cL, Nites. Sisters: Kelly age E and disabled veteran's homestead ex- Modiganu, und Kohl's. We uro ... ham the one-and. only Geni age 7. Grandparents: Mr. emption from $47,500 to located ul Harlem Avenue, lrv!ng Wsllsam Ellis of Montgomery, $50,000. HoneyBaked'°brand ham, AL, Louis Sasso of Des Plaines 'High property tares in Chica- Park Rued, and Foresl Pr000rvo and Mr. and Mrs. Janunxch of peoples Drive. We're upon Weekdays, AVAILABLE ONLY AT go have straioed many Keller, TX. budgets, bal may prove tobe a HONIESBAKED- STORES t0:00 am, lo 9:00 p.m.; Sslurdoy, real hardship for disabled vete- 9:30 am. lu 9;00 p.m.; and Sunday, CIIARLESJOHNMORELLO unable lo work. Ihn Paddnck ShuppingCenter rans who may be . A boy, Charles John Morelle, 11:00 aol. to 5:02 p.m. Rolling Meadows III, 7 lbs. O or., on May 10, to Increasing the amount that they 1323 Golf Road cao dotad from theassessed vat- PhOne; 625-3036. (Golf and Algonquini Mary and Charlie Morelto of residences will help MortonGrove.Grandparents: ne of their 981 -979e ease the burdenof high property Arlene and Edward Walsh of Senator The Cuuetyand ShnppingCentre. Niles and Mr, and Mes. Charles laxes," the 7th District Villa Park said. Morelle of Naperville and Sue dita- 100-40 Roosevelt Moeelloof5uffield, CT. The law cUrestly allows 11 mile west of rse. 031 bled veloraos so deduct$47,500 0348480 RYANSAMUEL SHANE from the assessed valueof their Highland Square Placa A boy, Ryan Samuel Shane, 9 residences. Morton Grove lbs, t l/2oz., onMay 11, toJanet Sponsored in the Senateby 7939 Gulf Road and Ron Shane of 1646 Tahoe Slate Sen. TedLcchowicZ (D6- (N mile east of Milwaukee( Circle dr., Wheeling. Sislec Karl th,Chicngo), House Bill1831 4700100 Shane, ageS. Grandparents: Paul now moves 10the full Sonate for "Opening ¡n and Marcia Nordmark of Grand further cousideralion.The logis- July" Forks, ND. andJack andJesnrlle lotion was parsed bythe House Shaneof5kokie. ofRepresenlstives onMsy24. olice e's HURRYLIMITED TIMEOFFER! ' Drug possession Thefts Criminal Fireworks Auto A Glenview man, 25, stopped The nightofJuly 3 two laddersdamage cause brush for a traffic violation in die lied Io a post in the rear of the burglarized 6700 The owner of a 1984 block ofDempster st. July 5wasbuilding in the 6100 block ofto vehicles fire in Niles Honda found to have open alcohol iaaDumpster xl., MorlonGrove wese Accord reported anOver.the coolerin therear seatand stolen. The owner, a Nues resi- In the last week, several pa- lmpreperfirewOrkSnsewaS re-weekend burglary on July9. The a pack- Irons have emerged from Mortonsponnible for at least one small etofcannabis wedgedin the frontdeto, valued Use 18 aluminum car was reportedly lockedwhen seat.Moflen Grove restaurants to find theirbrush fire in Nites au well as dam-the unknown thiefenteren and GrovePoliceladder at $70 and the 50 magne the charged him with possession ofSiamone at$5. cars finish scratched with a sharpage to a Nites home over took a $200 AM/FMstereo cas- Cannabis and transportadon of instrument. The morning of JulyFuselli ofJaly holiday. Niles Fireseite unit,. $60 stungun, $110 open liquor. 6 in two separato incidents, afighters extinguished a brush firesunglasses, $70 telephone July 2 an 18-year old Chicago Morton Grove man and woman and woman told police someone took in the 8360 block of Ozaman$50m tapes. discoveredtheircatsmarredAve., July 4, which damaged a Firecrackers t-tops from inside her locked andwhen they left the restaurant in alarm-protected 78 Pontiac Fire- feuceon thepropertyas well. The Teen spits- 'J the 6400 block of Lincoln ave. On the July 4 holiday, Mortonbird parked in the 6700 block of owners ofthe property denied us- Grove Police dealt with several One car, an '85 Mercedes, sus-ing fireworks. A Nites couple - .- .. Dumpstersi.,Morton Grove.tamed $300 damage due to a mom hits a-'.- - ...... fireworks-related incidents.In was awakened shortly after one Damage to the cars t-top Sim in-scratched hood; the other, a red A 16-year-old resideut of the early morning hours,a resi-dicaled the roof openingmay am. by loud explosions in the the a a dent of the 8900 block of Austin 88 Chevrolet, had the wordsfront of their home in the 78008000 block of Orioleuve. spat in have been she access pointfor the his mother's faceJuly8, whereup. ave. was wakened by a loud fire-tops valaedat$600. 'nice car scratched on a panel.block of Gleander Ave. When cracker in front of his home. He Damage to the Chevrolet was es-they went In their front door theyon his mother kit him in the head discoveredtlsattheglass and met- timatedtobe$500E discovered exploded firecrackerwith a stereo speaker. Theboy al frame housing his exterior Burglaries debris ou tIre mg. Persons an.was treated for injuries at Luther. Large Capacity JuIy9 allighlandPark man left 2-Cycle Washer lamp post had been damaged and A residentofthe 9100 block of known had placed a two-pack ofnu General Hospital after being Elecffric Dryer Dish washer extimatedtheloss aI$l00. a restaurant in the 9200 block of transported there by Niles .5-Cycle .Pofscrubber' Mason ave., Morton Grovere- one and a half mce firecrackers Paca. Thatnight, police cited a Niles Waukegaa rd. to find the entireinside their interiormail 510k medics. His lip wasreportedly turned horn the evening ofJaly 5passengers side of his 88 0MW man for possessing and igniting tofindhis frontdooropen and the split with Ihren lacerations from fireworks at National Park, 9325 scratched. He valued the loss at the speaker. bedrooms of the house ran-$500. Van stolen Marionst.,MorlonGrove. sacked. He reported a $2,000 loss of valuables, including jewelry, Bank deposit The owner of a t979 Pontiac Home VHS video recorder,cassette Safari reported his vehicle miss- deck. and record player. Thieves stolen ing after it was taken from a re- burglarized - - eelered through a crank operated pair shop in the 9000 black of bedroomwindow. - Receipts from uNites husiuessMilwaukee Ave. around July 5. Unknown burglars made off were StOleu from the Golf MillThemes was given the keys to his with nonuderminded amount of Mr. Guy's A woman checking on herva-Stato Bark night depository slotvan after he paid the repair bill,jewelry arid a videocassettere- CatiOeing parcels' home in theon July 7. The manager of Randonly todiscover itwas gone. corder from a residence in the (I sss 8900 block ofOak Park ave. JulyPool and Patio madea $6,660.59 0400 block of Ottawa Ave. July C: Paid For 6. The burglaìo--enered through 5 discovered the front door ajardeposit iu the evening and be- Model WWA7OIOG Model DDE7500G Model GSD64OL -Model TFX22RL JEWELRY: and numerous valuables removedcameconcerued wheu the deposi- construction an unlocked basement window 5 cycles. Temperature Sensor Sys- 21.6 ru. ft. rapacity; 6.70 cu. ft. - Regular and Permanent Press/ Automatic dry rontrr,l dryer. - GOLD/SILVER from the house. Thieves had usedtory door wouldut close proper- and ransacked the drawers in all tern. No-heat energy saver drying freezer. Dispenses crushed ice, ANTIQUE site damaged three bedrooms. The owner iudi- Knits cycles. 2 speeds. 3 wash/ Permanent press and knits cyrle option, low energy convection a cutting tool to break a kitchenly. Wheu the bank was contacted rinse temperature combinations and end.s,f-cycle signal. cubes or water. (ilass shelves. COSTUME window. They then reached in-the following morning, the de- cated there was-a large amount of with cold waier rinse. drying. 2 reversible color panels. Porta-bio dssssr shelves. We buy or Sell enlire positwas uotpartofthe overnight Several constructioncompa.cash io the home which was not Removable up-front lint filter. side ouddisconuecled the audible '55. dai,,,,,. y-b. w""i,' ue S,,,.,. I e,,,na.,,. 50-d.i " ev. 5fl &.thc,u, estates or households. alarm System ou the house doors.receipts, leading them to suspectnies working on a project at 8524 stolen. - CALL: The woman told Mortes Grovea -theft. Included in -the missingW. GoifRoad reported overnight 622-7335 681-0505 Police the parents would cala- -depositwas $1,381 in currency. damage Joly 4. A $35 windowMotel gets logse the rnissiugjewelry, china, was broken on a constraction -EvesjWeekends 377-7513 art work and televisiçu that were traiter by persons sokoçiwu using goods on . missing. Newspapers and mall Mark Twain targe chsnks of mod Is projec_ werepitedoolside the froot door. tites.Five windows i'aluedatezflployee vandalized $500 were brokenopn arader Chunks ofmud also factor intoand a $400 backhoe windowwas A Royal 8 employee ii sus- thewiudowbreakage ioflictedon also broken. pocted of scaling morn than a Mark Twain Elementary Schart $1,000 worth of linens from the A A A A Joty 3. A 30 by 36-inch first-floor motel, located ut-6450 W. Tonhy plexiglas wi:e.towwas broken as Mischief at ave. The manager of the hotel iMetrocom well as a 15 by 36-inch 2nd floor checked the employees room uf- EsuIuiIuIiusiciIit1Ii:i power plant window. The vandalsthrew terreceiving a report from anoth- \_ 19.7Cu. Ft. Capacity Oven Ignif ion things around aclassioom bot er guest that the employee had .SNAMERITECHCOMPANy - ap. 5lo) Refrigerator 30__ Electric Range pareutty stole nothing. Emergency personnelwerebeen selling the motel's sheets, .Self-Cleaning .Pilotless30 Gas Range iommooedlotheCommon-blankets, and towels to another Is COMING TO NILES WITH wealth Edison substationat Golf Handgun stolen rd. and Mitwookec motel as well as simring motel ave. July 8 af- business to othermotels. The em- GREATPRODUCTS tereeceiving arcpors ofanexpio.ptoyee reportedly took money A resident of the Breakers5100 and Ore al the GREATSERVICE Apartments reported the theft of property. Nofrom prospective patrons without his 22 caliber handgun aoci damageother thana brush fire oc-recording the receipts. The em- tOO corred. Police noted broken GREAT PRICES rounds ofrifle ammunitionsome- glassployee will be interviewed about sud plasdc, indicatingthe copio. time between June 30 and July5.sinn wat probably his role in the linea disappearanc- J0m us.for our The retiree inspectsu member of caused by aes as well as the possible theft of theclesning staff. bottle bomb homemadetype of prank device. other hotel property including a GráiidCeléhration Openiiig numbarcsf televisions.
on Friday,Ju1 14, 4-7 pm. - M0deIJBP26GK SkokjeLyric Niles North Model TFX200L Model TBXS2IKL Model JGBCI7GEK gApl:Ll/S * 1:001) * GRANI) ()l'ENIN6 Sl'C('tlS * Opera . 6.81 ca. fi. freezer.Meat pan with 6.59 ru. ft. freezer. Adjustable Black glass oven door with window. Continuous cleaning oven with Ou Sunday, July 16, therewilt Two 8" and two 6" plug-in C.alrod® black glass door and windisw. featuring he apicnic atthe homeofBarbaraenactment of theopera Barber of adjustable temperaturecontrol shelves. Energy Saver Switch. Seville. takes second Equipped for optional icemaker. Equipped for optional icemaker. surface units. Automatic oven Elecironic clock and timer. Rosemau in Deerfield fromi to 5 We watch the Color matched handles. timer, clock and signal buzzer. Brushed chrome cookiop. Pictures and p.m. The highlight of the picnic opera begin asin spelling bee Adjustable stiel ves. Figaro andCount Almavivi Autographs after a lavish buffet, will liea re- woo Eosina. Thepicnicwill take place Nues North High School cup- with on the lawn, if - weather permits,hired second piare in 1hz North I orinsloors Ifitrains SuburbanSpellingBeeheld LEGAL NOTICE After . . RON MORRIS buffet, somewill goApril13atStevenson High iil , itt back intime, via tlON.CLARKST., 17th century costumes loSchool. In addition, Brin Jacobs of the Seville toreenact CONCOlJRSELvL Rosiiui's earned the first place individual Notice is heroby given, marvelous Barberoftrophy and Marcy Wasserman pursu.Seville. This will MORE THAN ant to 'An Act in relationto the he the time forplacedfoueth. ,Ssse ofsn Assumed Name in Ilsethosewhowouldlthetoitth. The learn, coached by Joy Ji- t si.., staffas anopera star for the A PRODUCT conduct or transaction ofBois-no tinging aliowesi,ju51 day.uk, is comprised ofJacobs, Wut- We bring goodthings to lite. ness In the State," ai amended,goryj humor. plenty ofterman, Michelle Auer, Natalie StARS #84- that s certification was filed by We hope AuerandMiriansBarou. the undérsigned with theCounty bring you will rameand Clerk ofCookCouuty a friend or two foran after- 5With Approved Credit - $300.òO Minimum Purchase Filo No. 1(117152 noon of fun, opera,fond, games Skokie Woman's on Joue 26andprizes, Mon-Thuu-FrI 1989 Under the AssumedName Club Party 9to9 ofAble Vending withtheptaceof Donation: sis,Please make = w r ldLastercaxd, business locatedal 920 Bellechecks to SkokieValley Chapter, Tis-Wil Vißa, Lyric Opera The Woman's Club of Skokie The Plaine, Suite lE, Chicago,IL m 9 to 6. Forreservations and will hold their Annual Summer Tv& Appliances iscover 60613. The tree name(s)anstresi- more in.Caed Party on Wednesday. July $atmlay dence address Ofownrr(s) formationplease contact: is: Ar-ra Rosemos, Baeba 19atSt.Timothy Lutheran 7850 N Milwaukee Io to 5 thur L. tacoy, 920 BellePlaine, 945-47ti or Mar-Church's Fellowship Hall at9000 Sunlay colle Sylvan, Nues - Chicogo, tL6O6l3, 275.5700or AnneGrove st., ut 11:30 am. For resri- 470-9500 . 12 to 4 Colman,274.5498 vations call 724-5454. PAc46 HFfltULEoTNURSDAY5jlJL 3,199 PUufld/,dgi1ÇIjsib,YliíOg Niles Baseball ors League
Golf Maine men's Instructional League Bronco League Notre Dame Edineu tomber Amenicen League Little League Five Krace benefits Yankees mid three singles, Steven Schmidt aTeam softball Soft Sell MediaRed Sex W-L Amerlceu double and pitched well, andOrieles Ill-S called up and did a great job. Sunday 12" A League The Yenkeeuexplerjed with a shut-eat innings by Brims Kelly, Team W-L-T Good defenae by Mike Kenny, soccer champs grand Yankees to-S Team slambyMichael Jaynon Miller and Erik 5068er. Oriulea S-7-O Rainbow Hospital W-L A's 9-O John Lubinaki und Eddie Hoff- Dennis Grace, Head Coach forinstructed in soccer Paining tech- Sehwelgertas wellana double fur Yankees 5-6-2 Nancy's Pizza 7-0 The Hiles Bugle NewupupersRed Sex 7-g man. Pitching were Jeff the University of NoIre Dame,niques to ittsptove their ability to Lugege u totalnf six BEI's.Dennis Athleilci YEN PhIliles White Sex 5-7-1 Remando, Jim Lubimki, Kevin 6-1 ResISes has announced that ho will beinstruct their owe child or coach FreeAgeuta Feeterhadeagleend twewalks Ben Hewitt and Chris Claecio Nutlenal League 3-50.0 Klatt and Pete Merjal. CharBonne for han EAt's,Tony Lelfel a each bad a single, Danny Rieck e Skaju Terrace Philileu ii- conducting theFightingIrishthe local youth soccer team. The Cabe 9-O SummerSoccerCampsforplayers receive Paining to betterGlaciers single end two walksend acerad dnable and e homer end Tilts Netlonal Tasty Pup Red SexO- twice, Mutt Bowler Mets g-5 Team players age 0 10 18. The campsprepare them for the upcoming Raiders had e sIngle fInasser e triple. Jueen DudaPhlllien W-L-T Excellent defense by the mid walk,nue RBI and scnred 3-i2 Mets li-i-O willbe held at the Midwestseason. IrvingnforResjHut Lomeen 8-b make e geai play st first. MikePedrea 1-i2 Pltillies. Dave Scbermser, Stove Sports Complex located south of The Midwest Sports Complex Aliem twice, Nuteaha Dunnukhad twa Stern pitched well. Philules lt-i-O Sire and Danny Guerrieri en- O-7 more welh Pudres NoIre Dame nearPlymouth, Indi-is located 7 miles west of Ply- Sunday 12" B League and scored each Lieue Club uf Nileu Mete Forent Villa, Ltd Yuukeeu 12- g-O-i eeuted a perfect run dawn. Fit- ' Team titne, and TernOchenielei two The Miei Bugle Athletics Cabe 2-15.0 ching a nalld game were Jee ana. The boys camp will be heldmouth, Indianaon ROuIOU.S. 30. W-L walks. Oued defernive Happy Hound Athletics 5- born July 29 Io August 2 and theMidwest Sports is also the home Stick play by Ben HesSE bad three stogies, Cook, Jeey Mann,Jerry Posedel, 7-0 Keith Smith In Matt The Yankeeti played encollent Rebert Zakuff, DDS Orioles 17- girls camp will be held from Au-of the Billy Williams Baseball Bad Habits 5-i Bowler end Mike Stern a double and Timdefense with great playn by Merk Greg Beierwaltes und Faul Hitnsen Ricky Lupieski pitchedgreat gOy- Basaner had a grand slam. Great Gina Mia Yankees 14- Mares and Dave Schremser. fest 2-6. The individual playerSchool and the ScoS Skiles Bas- 5-2 ing up us bita. Dellartela and Tom Klebe. Hit- Die lOurds threw by Jason Duda tu Mike The Orioles scured five raes inCook bad a homer mime Posedel, Summer Camp cousisse of inter-ketball Camp and offers training 4-3 Jerry's Finit and Garden Bug for the Yankees were twothe 0th ta win. The big hits were nul, circuit and tactical Painingprograms in baseball, basketball, CCD 3-4 Center Stern formt eutatthird. Good pit-triples by Steve GombO, doubles Beierwalten and Mares hit Cube and Dairy Bar by Tam Gizyosski with twa bile, triples. Adam Mrswiec and Dan- with emphasis on individual skillsoccer and softball on a year Skylluern i-5 White Son ching by Jasen Dada, TimbyJoe Vitale, Mike Binek and The Cabs' Eric Mirshakwent Huanner and Jason Hendrickson. Mike Nowak bad three, Josh ny Guerrieri bad doubles. and technique training by posi-round basis. For mote informa- Rebels 2-5 Mike Kaulh. Singlen by Tom Oepa three tar three and BrianDragan Soft SuB Media Red Sex Baysen bad two, Myle Viven Filching for the Red Sox were lion, specialized goalkeeperlion about the camp or to register O-7 hit for the cycle. Eno Kiehu and Murk Dellartolo. three and David Kacoinarezyk Terry O'Neill, Ken Zeman and Paining and videotaping. Frldày 88" League Sheehan Testy Pep Padres Fer the A's Jasun Bauer turned callorweileto655-171l or(2l9) pitched a perfect inning. Red Sex Arthur Rudnicki and bad three walks. Brendon Dalton. Great playo by In addilion to summer camp Team W-L in nome nice pitching. Mike 936-7529, Midwest Sporte Corn- Dairy Bar WhIle Sex Nich Lapin each bad singlen and GIna Min Yankees 21- Ken Zeman, both O'Neills, Bren- sessions for boys andgirls, a Par-pIeu, Box 699, Hiusdale, IL Bandita 5-O Grschscki bad a double for Iwo The ParkRidgeMercliants As- Meat YRN Phililes Mike Kuren had two singles. Eiggies Restaurant Padres li- don Dallan, and Carmie Monaca. SOIT Board, noted that althoughcnN/Kids Weekend Camp will be60522. 4-i While Sou had gond lettIng RBI's,atriplefor Brett Hitting star for the Padres was Hitting were Brenden Dalton sociation, represented by Christhe hospice is eligible for Medi-held from August 18-20 for Raiders 3-i Soft Sell Media Red Sex Scbanrnherg, Brendan Byrne bad Parson,recently WineGuys freni Michtlr Howard. Jayson Windjammer Travel Orleles Kevin Klatt with three singles with two ninglen, Tom O'Neill a presented. acare and other insurance reim-players ages 6 to 14 and one of 3-i two singles andMutl Hillrnas bad and four RBt's. Jito Lubinski bad check for $4,427.07 to Rainbow Nues Co-ed Jak City Miller and Erik St/Ser each bad Adam Pcaybyls bad a singlea elegie. triple, and stegles by Danny Buig bureernenl, not all services aietheir parenla. The Patent/Kids 2-i threehits.Brian Kelly and and struck out the side. Arthur a homer and Jeff Rsnsanek and and Terry O'Neill. Hospice, Inc. The chrck repre-covered ander these plans. Thesecamp is designed as a complete Rustic Fence 2-3 Knights et Celambuu Orleles 21- Volleyball league Otsapperheadu Patrick Spina had singles. Rudnicki pitched a scorelenn inn- Pete Morjal bad singlen. TimosyFIrst of Americe Bank Mele il- sent.s pmceeds ofthe annual Parkfunds will be used to continue sooffensive and defensive skills 2-3 Aurea Glum & Tepe Cabs ii- Handler was brought np and dida Lampohadea Juysan Miller und Briax Kelly ing and Joe Arlene bad threeHappy Humid Athletics S- Robert Zakuff, DOS Orioles 9- RidgeCharityClassic 5Krace. provide those services to our pa-training program. The pamela are Team W-L i-3 earls pitched two shutout innings. finejob. Bats Out uf HeU home runs, including a grand Pitching were Jeff Posting home rane for the Mets Bill Neumann of the Rainbowheuss and families regardless of Bunspa l-o l-4 Jerry's FrutO A Gardes Cobs Aeren Gtuuu A Teps Cubs 7- Romanek, Jim Lubineki, Kevinwere Brian and Matt Angarone, Hospice, Inc. Community Advi- Ridge Meters slain. For the An Jason Bauer and theicabilitytopay. Nues North Mittellia l-6 Windjammer Travel Orioles Edisou Lumber Yankees Klatt and Pete Morjal. Dan DePuolin and season first for Intestinal Parasites l-o Salurday 12" League Brenden Byrne each bad sparkl- Put Brown bada good day with Jerry FruIt A Garden Cubs ing two inning pitching per/sr-Slnija Terrece Pbillies 19- Brian Fukada. Nick Prasios con- Glenview JayceesNiles Park cheerleaders Subway l-o Teas, W-L a triple, doable and a home ran. The Cabs Jite Schremsen hit a BaberO Zekoff, DDS Orioles 23- Inhaled with three singles. Brian Sand Blastern l-O CharHnuse 40 sotanees. Matt Wilson bad a pair Briars Dragan also hit a hemer. doableand Nick Schremeen pit-of doubles, Mike Groehocki a Adam Mrswiec went five forCarro had Iwo singles and Lacas sponsor softball SaHd Volleyballawarded Six-Pack 8-1 Paula's Pals 4-1 Steve Cachra hit two singles and ched a no hit inning. five and Joe Cook four for four. Clifford bad three singles and a The RentIers Il-1 DOT's i-2 singleandtriple, RonAdam bit his let triple. Nick The NOes North High School pitched well.Eric Mirshak The Yankees were hitting high-Derengowski a single, Andy triple. tournament Interlepers 0-1 MardereruRew i-3 caught a line drive with bases Matt Bowler bad two singles and Espinosa, Janathnn Neumnn, Leagues cheerleadersrecentlytetureedOhShnut O-t Stanainern DeLorenze adouble,Brett The Glenview Jayceesare ii loaded to end the inning. Good one RBI, Tommy Ochonicki bad Paai Mares and Jerry Pnsedel from aNationalCheerleaderu As-Hickeyn 0-1 SegExpos O-3 Scbaumberg a trïple and a singlealso cullected hile. Good deterne sponsoring ils 8th annual softball The Riles Park District in-sociation summerworkshop pitching also by Pal Brown and Ox REI single, Mitte Schweigert afor Matt Hilirnun. AAA Standings traduces Send Volleyball. The Jimmy Mcttarry, each striking doubleand single, Rïchy Lapin- by Dave Schremser, Danny tournament to benefit the Muscu- where they received top tecogni- Knights of Celumbus Orioles 16- Guerrier, Pani Muren and Nick lar Dyslrophy Association oncaurIs, lscetedettheSpertg Cern-lion as thebestcheerleader squad Nu1es Men's 16" Lake Forest sat three. alti bad a deuhleand singles wereMmdli Bree. Pudres O- ist Half plus Pool, 8435 BuSard Read, will Delcy Bar WhIte Sex bad by Tony Leifel with three and Espinosa. Saturday andSunday, Sept. 9 and at- the camp. The workshop was Hall of Farne Farest VRa, Ltd Yankees S- Tasty Pup Red Sex 15- Team io, at Flick Park; 3716 Linden-be available during aU publieheld at Platleville and attracted softhall Tasty Pup Padres Natanha Duszak and DennisNiles VFW Pest 7712 Phlllies 4- W-L The While Sonhad a good game Ist Nell Bauli uf Nlles Cults 6- Mets a-O woodln., inGlenview. swimming nessioug, except times moie than 150 cheerleaders from Wesley Yee, of 8005 Keeler Foster. Natasha Dusrak made a The Yanlseeu came oat on top of Team fratal Mike Salvi who had a dea- The Red Son worked bard for Yankees 5-4 Two events will take place, ancheduled for specific Parksurrounding states. W-LAve., Skokie, LFC class of 1972, great catch in left field and Mikea well playedame by both District pregrernu. Stammers 11-O bic, three singles and pitched this win with some great pitching Cuba 3-6 16-inch mus loamament with The NUes North cheerleaders was a member of the first of Schweigert and Tsny Leifel andlearns. Good hittisg by the Raccuern 9-2 well. Erik Stiller bad two doubles Tammy Ochonicki made good by Brenden Dalton, Ken ZemanPadres 1-a 30 teams and a 14-inch co- wereselectedforboththe LPCs nalionally ranked handball Yankees led them Io victory. and Terry O'Neill. Singles by Evenings will be reserved for Midwesce 74teams. After a successful career und a single. Palrick Spina bad plays in the infirld. The Phillies only gave ap five M & A Auto Care, laie. Mele 14- recreation tonenament wills 12the specific greups eccerding to Award of Excellence" and theTeam-lot 65 Erik, Danny, Jany, Ken and Tom ABT TV A AppL Padres 2- learns. 'Spirit Award." They Werese- as a high school player te New hits bat ninerstnn, and onlyand a triple and single by Terry. the foliowieg uchedule: Manday Coke 65York City, Yee went on to domi- managed four hile, Ron Straleeki Tasty Pup Yankees 10- In addition, during the tourna- lected for the 'Award of Excel- AA League Nice defense by Erik Link, Bren- ViSage Bike Shsppe Cubs O- -Men l8&ever, Theaday-Wornen Loggers II 6-5 nate college handball while at lwn doubles, Sbawx Cutup a dea- meist food and beverages will be 18&ever, Wednesday-Ce-ed l8&lence above all other cheerlead-LongShnta 47 Teens W-L-T Contract Carpets Oriules 12- den Dalton, Ken Teman, Tam andM A A Auto Care, Inc. Mets g- available. ers at the workshop on the basis LPC, winning two consecutive Yankees 7-0-i Int'l Use, of Peneukes Red Sex 4-hie and walk and Barry Klein hinTerry O'Neill. Tasty Pup Yankees 4- over, Thursday - League Night B-Teem 3-O lirut hit ofthe year, a hoot single. Team entry deadlinr is Salar-and Friday- High Scheel age.Furof technique, unity, friendliness,Marshall Fabrica U.S. Handball Association colle- Orioles 5-l-i Onofferne, Stove Buwler bad First ef Americe Bank Mele ii- Village Bike Sheppe Cubs 6- cooperation, 2-9 giate national singles champion- Good defernive plays by Rasnell day, Aug. 15. For more informa-mure inforrnatian please caB the leadership andDura Mateen i-io RedOux 4-4-O twa lets with three ERl's. Fil-Dasznk and Ron Stralecki.Artistic Thephies WhIte Sex 10- ABT TV & Appt. Pàdres 4- lion, contact the Glenview Jay-Park District et 824-6880. sporlsmanship. As the winner of ships, in 1971 and 1972. His suc- Mets 3-4-O ching were Matt Verden, Steve Matt Angarnne had three hits, Winding up the first bate of the ceca at677-6724 or 262-53 19. Ihis award, the squad automati- - cess has helped pave the way for i-4-1 Bowler, Ryan Kelly and Antheny Phillies ran up against tough pit-Brian Fukuda bad three wallon Cuba ching by Michael Kauth and Jan neason, the Cabs scored a O-4 vie- cally qualifies to compete in the Skl club awards mote than 15 years of handball Philhlen l-7-i Catullo wise pitched three innings and Brian Angarone bad a grandtoryover the Pudren. Hann excellence at Lake Forest Col- Vitale. Fitcleng for the Phillienslam. NCA 1989-90High School At the recent Maine East Ski LoVerde Censlructinu Mete i- allewing unly nne ren. Namen and Alex Fission each Cheerleaders National Champi- lege. Fraternal Order of pouce Cebe i- An anasually slew night fer the wert Shawu Cutup,RonRiggies Restaurant Padres ii- coflected two hits including atri- Club banquet snphnmsre Jeu Red Sos garnishing four rIms onStrzleckï, Tom Warman undArtistic l'rephies White Sex li- ooship to be held in Dallas, Tex- Kasner nf Park Ridgewas numed A O-i game for the Mets all in Tony Kspnno. pie. Jim Mazik and Randy as, nextDecember. Seul Skier along with senior the 4th. Contributing with hitofear hits. Dave Brown bad two The Padres wen thanks to theSamelalo also added twa hile Nues Women's singles and Janon Oreachowshi Happy Humid Athletics 14- hernien of Jeff Romanek with his each. To continue the offemive The Spirit Award was pie- Laurel Cientos nf NUes, Mostten- and RBt's were Tony Monats, gble of Celumbas Orioles 3- sensed to the North cheerleaders Jan Morisco, Chris Kenny andand Pani Kets each bad a single. first grand eIern. Also hittingattack, Mike Pakarski and Ran- proved Skier, sophomore Angelo 12" softball Ois deterne, Ken Gagllann and The A's had nice pitching per-were Kevin Klatt u doable, Jim after each squad in attendanceatPetratnu nf Des Plaines, Best Scott Gianola. Pitching for ter formances by Brett Schaamberg, dy Hughes each doubled. Doing a the workshop voted for the squad . "A" Division Mets were Joe Morisco, Tony Dave Bream combined fer a dea- Lsbinaki a doable and triple, and fine job on the mound were Hann Beginner Skier, and juniorButch hie play. The Red Sex ere Brenden Byrne and Mate McMur-singles by Brian Handier and BEST HEATING VALUE Ihey felt was most deserving ofKanter et Des Plaines, Biggest Team W-L Menace and Scott Giunsia. ray. Mike Groehochi bad two lets Remen, Jeff Nawrocki and Dan Contract Carpels Orioles O- helped by Jito Sikuran Pete Morjal. Nick Marjal wss Holda. . CUT HEATING BILLS up to 40% the award. fist Dogger. Head First 5-1 and three put-outs and three FreIem 5-i Tern Oronda, liDS Athletics 4- Pareille, Weiss &Msss Yankees O - with the 92% elficient CurrierWeathernalser SX Int'l nne of Puacukeu Red Sex 5- assistsatsecend. Brendan Furnace with Mini-S condansing cells LEGAL NOTICE Synergy 4-2 Tern Makula and Brian Byrne, Matt Human and Andy Cantuweya i-4 Stutlund each had two run A good gaine with the Red SexDeLorenao each contributed two . LARGEST FURNACE SELECÌ1ON ORDINANCE89 -2: Pata Flare i-4 doubles. Pitching fur the Orinles leading for the whole game. Of- Anthony fenie was pruvided sy towering bits. - a model fer evory home & budget RESOLUTION OFTHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Spins 0'0 were Ryan Kelly, Forest Villa, Ltd Yeukees io- SEND US OFTHE NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, "B" Divislen Catullo and Mark Verden. home runs by Dave Brown andVillage Bike Sbeppe Red Sexo- . COMFORT COMBO SAVINGS Jasan Oreachewnki. Scott COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Team W-L Pitching for the A's were Kevin Yenkees bats were hot with VOURNE S. . mulched Four-Season System with Carriers Clsicks Pack, Roh Sadlowoki, MattBoscapami, Dave Brews and FUrneue. Air Conditioner, Humidifier 5 Air Cleaner TO LEVY AN ADDITO ONAL LIBRARY TAX 8-0 Mute Kasth and Mike Binek each BE IT RESOLVED by the BoardofTrustees oftheNiles Dieses 5-i Buamgurtuer and Joba TOuaias. Dean Fission had singles and Kenbitting a single and Iwo doubles, Public Contract Ceclsels Orlelee ii- Gugliane had a duable with two Allpress releases . CARRIER: AFFORDABLE - RELIABLE - LibraeyDistrics, COOkCOunty, Illinois,as follows: Minelli'n 4-2 cingles by Jan Vitale, Tom lUden, PILOTLESS IGNmON Countryside 2-4 Tern Drouds, DDS Athielirs5- EllI's. Scott Bescapomi alen bad EFFICIENT QUALITY SECTION 1: The Board ofTrustees of the NilesPublic Library u deabie. Great pitching by DaveShawn Hoffmann and Steve Roth. Dislrictproposes to levy au additional .02% Aaaurted Huta i-5 006erne ferOce Orioles Included Mark DeBartolo doubled fer two must be ¡n our office. CARRIER RETAIL CREDIT AVAILABLE tan for the purchase of hile, Brawn, Scott Bescapomi, Dean siles and buildings, for the construction and CMX O-6 Steve Bowler with fear ReIn, and Steve Gorskï did his equipment of build- George Reichufi three idle,Mike insules and Ken Gegliane. bY:F.riday Iow Monthly Paymenln ings, for the rentai ofbuildings required for librarypurposes and/or Pitching fer the Yankees wereusual great job catching the Smith three hits. Pitchingferino whele gamo. 25 YEARS SAME L1CATION for maintenance, repairs and alterations oflibrary buildings and st. John teleles were Mark Verden,Au- Mike Koetrzewza, Mark Repel for publication equipmeuL Statland. and Tony Epperson. Aaren Glass A Tops Cake 19- Cell Your - teeny Calado and Brian Dealer Today SECTION 2: It is, therefore, deternsinealthat theNiles Public Li- Brebeuf Freternul Order of Police Cubs 6-NUes VFW Pest 7712 Pklllies 12- PerrIllo,Weiss & Mees The Phillies came to within one in the brav3' District will levy said .02%tax for the focal yearconsmenc- Attorney's at Law Ymikees O- SLJahn Brebeuf liNS Philileu 4- For Moneysaving DelelIs. . . ing July 1, 1989 andendiug June 30, run going into the 0th, hat loot. VALUE 1990, subject to the provisiorn track outing st. Jahn Breheul PIdlileei- Fer the Philtres, offense was for referendum contained in Section Cubo Marc Helena hit a line drive following week's edition Spring Speninl. 3-1 (par. 1003-I) of Chapter SLJohn Beebeuf Holy Naine Nick Katsoo5as had a mce provided by Jehu Sikaris with a ALL BRANDS, FURNACE St, Illinois Revised Slatcstes. Jim doable, Jim Bronder with twoshot that hit the center nl the Society is holding their first Race catch and bad u doable. score hoardincenterfield. AND BOILER CLEANING $2995 SECTION 3: This Resolulionshall be published withinfifteen Bronder did n good Jobpitching singles and singles by flay Send to (15) days after its adoption, Track outing at the newly built Sbawn CutUp bad s double and as provided by law, and shall be effec- ArliaglonRace Trace on Sunday, and had a single with anRBI. Johnson, Nick Katsoullas, Fruste 10% SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT live ifuopetition is filed with the offense were Cenarono. Pitching were Frankwalk with tourRBI's, Tony corporale authorities within thirty July 30. Alan contributing on Knpano a single and walls and Iwo NEWS EDITOR 24 HOUR SERVICE (30) days afterpublicasiou,as provided by law. Frank Cesarone with nsingle and Cesarone, Jim Bronder, and Ray Servleg Ihn Nilen Ceiemeeity evo, 25 yeere ADOPTED this 5th day ofJuly, Bus leaves fromSLJohn Bee- with aJohnson. Jeremy NiedermaierESts,Jerry Dalton and Ron 1989, pursuant to arollcall vole hanf school parking lot at 11:45 double, Brian Hughes Slrnleeki each a single and walk The Bugle Newspaper as follows: AYES: (s) Carol L. Levey, (s)Irene M. Costello, (s) single, and Ray Johnson,John and Kowsoeski were called ap. CASCADE HEATIrG, Inc. Waiter Chmielowski, (s) TedM. am. trigal bad Pitching fer the Cuba were Leoand one RBI, Rich Grahowski 4171 N. Milwaukee Preybylo, (s) MargaretA. Rajski. The price of$12 iscludes bus, Sllçeiiaand Chris two walks end one ESt, Tom ABSENT: CharleneWageerNAyS:None. ABSTAIN: None. singlea. Frasciose, Mike Barrett and 8746 NShermer Road CHICAGO Sack program and Pack adnits- for the Yankees Joey Knudsen. They wereWannan a walk and one RBI and I SKOKIE NILES PUBLIC LIBRARYDISTRICT siou. For mote information and On the motard walks and scoring each time 283-5040 I 876-3885 BY: (s)Margaret A. Rajski, were MurkRepel, Tony Epper- ussisted by cali-upu Brett Nues, Illinois 60648 President reservation call chairman Melvin Kosirzewa, Scbaamburg and Tony Espana. were Steve Brown, Russell AUEST: (s) WalterChmjelows5j,Secretary Koeuigs at966-2293. non, and Mike Daszak and Barry Klein. . tj1f59 nb 1lÄh19 * * * c'òoi. è,IS * I- * * .:s1i * * tiCkØMe * Children sign Cohen wins * £øueo ILPaxtzde * Maine East 'I * . * Contracts * seniors awarded to Read" Educator award * Photos by Jill Janov * Edwin Chohen, Ph.D., 60, of * Chfldsen aresigning "conEactsDeFaul University, Chicago, has * * toread"duringthe numrnefbean chosen as the recipient of * months ina unique programthe 1959 Illinois CPA Society * sponsored by The HuntingtonOutstanding Educatar Award. * Learning Center in Park Ridge. Cohen, whabegan his teaching & The "Huntington Reading Ad-careerin 1951, has been with De- ventwe prograrn is designed toPant's School ofAccountatscy for sharpen reading and expressivethe past 25 years. skillsdnring the summer. Cohen has been a member of Prizes for taking part in thethe Illinois CPA Society for 38 "rending adventnre"progrnrn willyears. Hr has been actively in- be uwurded atthe endofthe sum-volved in the Society's public ser- vvrs SUAit) (St roer. "The program permits eachvice- atsd education program, as child lo he the best he or she canwell as delivering hundreds of (Of,ltdibiSOSbRS be," said Pat Comtes, the cantor'sspeeches as part of the Society's disector. Thereis nocompetitionguidance coanselorluncheons. against other children, only cf- Cohen is aresidentofSkokie. forts to meet their own goals." For fsflher information, call The Edwin Caben Niles Park District parade planne Huntington Learning Center in Elaine Heinen and Walt Beusse. TwetveMajrseEaa seniors were presented Good WillAwardsat ParkRidgeat82s-0691. lastmonthssesior hosors'program to: (front. left to righs) Helena Marillac National Honor C/wi, Ann Holzer, Benjamin Yang, Jennifer Siegal, and Christine Recovery Einspar; (back. left to right), Becky Kas, Marcus Newman, Paul Society inductees Rothschild, Matt Luczok, Christopher Walsh. PeterAbraham, and Groups Gens Sheng.Receiving a GoodWillAwnedresultsfrornajodg,nent -''-w-- Eighteen students have been by studence ,sndfaculty as to those seniors who have created the (Glenview) and Catherine Zyg- meet at Barat inducted into the National Hnnur raunt (Arlington Hin.). greatest amount ofgood willfor the school throughout their high Sueiety chapter st MaclIlac High schoolcareers. Barst College und Southern Criteria upan which member- School Human Services of Chi-School, Northfield. Among them ship to the Natinnal Honor Socio- cago are co-sponsoring two Loss aras seniors, Katherine Dusik ty is based include qualities of Recovery Groups this summer at (Arlington HIs.), Diana Fonnvich scholarship, service, leadership Great Lakes Nues nativeearns degree the Barat College campus. These (Mt. Prospect), Baissa Seheller and character. As a part of Bryan J. Imenerglock of NUes groups are led by trained tonico (Park Ridge), Sandra Watson MurMur's National Honor Socio- trombonist Keith Zwart mencernontofKendall College in (Niles), and juniors, Eva Brault was awardodhis hachelor ofArls Evenston. who help you understand and ty induction, ita officers, presi- degree at the 54th spring corn- share yonr feelings ussociated(Park Ridge), Stephanie Cesna dent, Nancy Tisa (Nurthbrnok), with a significant loss including (Riles), Agnes Emerle (Mt. Pro- vice president, Jennifer Mikuluki doath,divoece, separation, andre-spect),Stephanie Ewiecinstd (Prospect Hin.), secretary, Susie (Morton Grove), Jennifer 01gm Siekerski (Glenview), and marriage. (Mt. Prospect), Irma Lohn * The College Weekend Loss treasurer Jennifer Wewstrom * LOYOLA Recovery Group is geared lo(Skokie), Kathryn Nelson (Nor- (Buffalo Grove) presented young adults and will meet fromthbrnnk), Donna Puls (Desstatements ou these loar * Plaines), Bethanne Stone (Park qualities. During tIte ceremony * noon, July 28 to noon, July 30.Ridge), Caryn Tamasiewice Nues Corporal Bob Klein and The Child and Parent Loss Re- the inductees mere also presented * IVERSITY (NUes), Diane Wagrowsiti (Park with their National Honor Society Patrolman Joe O' Sullivan covety Group is forchildreu agedRidge),Darlene' Warrenpins and membership cor- * Nues residents lineup for 6-12 years and their parent(s).(Palatine), Lisa Wleklinski This session is scheduled for 9 tificates. the Fourth of July Parade LLEGE am. to noon on August 1, 2, and 3. Please call Tanya Sandres at * ____ 769-0185 for additional informa- Fry Foundation lion. ES Marillac awards Rosary College The Lloyd A. fry Foundation, into Ihr sou-public system, Grant valedictorian is Chicago, recently awarded a two- says. yeargranl of$200,000 lo the Ro- For more information on the Nues resident saey college Graduate School of LInydA. FryFoandalios's Princi- The Marittac High SchootEdscatinn, River Forest, to begtn pals' Program, contact the Grado- Class of '89 were awarded theiran innovative program to train ale School ofEdscat)on alRosary diplomas at graduation ceremo-administrators for parochial College, 7900 W. Division St., nies held al the school ou Sunday, schools. River Forest, at 366-2490, Est. May 28. Maeiltac's principal, Sis- In addilion, the Foandatton's 346. ter Aun Matie Butler, D.C., pee-bnaed authorized a third annual :* uenleal diplomas lo each of thegrant of $100,000 contingentCalculator team * ('_? s)o graduales. A Baccatanreate Massupon Rosary's securing matching . preceded the gradualion. fonds on a one-for-one basis from wins second * Sandra Watson of Miles was otherenlernal sources. * 1870 Valedictorian for her class und The Principals' Program, Nancy Tisa of Northbrook waswhich will begin thisfall, ad-place Nues Grandmothers share Salutatorjan. Area Graduates in-dresses specific problems inthe Niles WestHigh School's Cal- Linda Bickel andher two-year-old eluded Sheei Alberti, Francescatraining of leaders for archdioce- calatarTeam computed its way lo daughter- float with grandchildren Greco, Geealdine Leone, Chris-sun schools. The pilot program, a second place wie at the state Felicia take part in the July Fourthfestivities tine Olsen, Nancy Raildi and Jill mathematics competition. which AREAS 0F STUDY FALL SEMESTER which will offer the Masterof Art * Weideman of Des Plaines; Su-in Educational Leadershipde- was heldrccenlly in Champaign. Accou.t1ng August 28 . Decemher IO, zanne Heran, Eileen Fitzgerald,grec, is the first of its kind in Illinois has been rcognizcd as * 1989 the Classical Studies Adrienne Flentge, Amy Gals Chtcago area, accordingto Sister hosting thebestmathematics * Cemmunieutiou CREDIT Elizabeth Noonan, Margaret Fas-Marie Grant, projectdirector and competition in all 50 states. Sc- EconomIa Each escuse eseries three (8) queol, Keely Schultz, Sasso Sie-dean of the GraduateSchool ofcordtng to Weot's Director of English semesterhones otceedit kieeski, Megan Sobol and MeganEducation atRosasy. Math and Scienco Thomas Mes- Matisematicul Steffen ofGlenvjew; Patricia LOCATION The Fry Grantallocates the kel. The state contest involved Sciences Arce, Christine Aekus, Donna$200,000 overa two-year period 1700 of the otate's best math stu- * Philosophy Loyola University's Baron, Rocelyn Cabo, Myra En-and covers thecosts of ettablish- dents, including teams from New Psychology Niles College Campes riquce, Pantela Lint, and Chrisli- ing and evaluating Trier, Evanston, Gclobrook Socio.Lc 7130 North Harlem Avenue, the program. Cablevision airs na Parta ofMorton Greve; CaratIn addition, fondaduring this pe- North and GleubrookSouth. Studies hILES Barrett, Melanie Blase, Dannarind will provide Niles West placed behind only Theology fellowships for Niles parade CLASS TIMES Callem, Michelle Daty, with the Illinois Academy ofMath and Women's Studies qualified, nonpublicschool edn- titOS . 8,30 PM honors, Julie Dini, Holly Green-colors toeneoll in thisprogram. Science, which look first place. If you missed the Niles July 4 nne evening per week land, Deborah Heiser, Denite Enrollment will belimited ta TheNtles West team was corn- Parade, you will have a chance to Herman, Lisa LaCoppola, Kathy35 edocarors eachyear who have prised of James Peroolos, John see il on Cablevision's Channel Letscher,Nirella Sanfealello,demonstrated knowledge Lin,MarcSlatzky,Michael TOUCH-TONE REGISTRATION atti- 29 arlp.m., Thuesday,July 13. Sandy Urban and Sandra Watson,Indes to successfullybecome ed- Weiss audEric Baser. This year's parade, reportedly Discover the eons ofregistening throngh tonehtone Vatedtctorian, of Niles; Jenniferucaliunal leadertTheColtege in- the best ever, featneed banda, telephone! For s schedule ofelsoses at Loyols's Cartoon, Shannon Daly, Dianeviles principalsWithin thenon- Robert H. Girntofl bands and more bands, including NOes campos, caS Glesnan, with honors, Jessicapabtic system lonnminate quali. Marine Pvs. Robert 11. Gino- bagpipers and drum and bugle Lason, with honors, Julie Narow-fled candidatesWhite bacheo ton,a 1985 graduate ofNdes coups, clowns, and cavalrynsen. * ski, Becky Nolan, Raissa Schell-cumeently Working innon-publicNorth High School ofSkokte, re- For fitetber information, con- er, with honors, Michelle Secor,schools are themost likely candi-cently completed theenlisted tart Carl Fou, Niles Cable TV co- Futurevoters ot Nues takenote 01 Ehe dates, the W,umafl1çl rhib nf Ni1 ofFaek Ridge; and Aida Sidan of program in opentosupply basiccoarse. -YT flhu.uaa, ----- '--,--, ordmator,at967.tilOi), Skokie, those esiacatotz jUIliIICIBflS wno appeareo ifl tue parade wishing tomove Hejeinrd the Marine Corps IO * September, 1985. PAGE 20 THE BUCLETRU*0DAY, JULY 13, 0909 este je v,tt,t. .'(AUttI'JHT ,u,n,uc BUT THE BUGLE THURSDAY, i:r suas JULY 13, 1909 -PAGE 21
/ PROUDLY PRESENTS NILES EVENTS coMMr!1EE NuES EVENTSCOMMITTEE PRESENTS 1989 NILES ALL AMERICANFESTIVAL [11 1989NILES .,,a&t4%1 July 12th thru 16th GOLF MILL PARK (just South of GolfMill Shopping Center) ALLAMERICAN FREE PARKING ADMISSION ENTERTAINMENT
Daily Features FESTIVAL . Live Entertainment Carnival asd Giant Midway 1989 . childrens Entertainment . Bingo with Cash Prizes Carnival Bargain Day Festival ScheduLe . Beer Garden . Nighliy Itrnes . Unlimited Rides $6 per Person Childeess Identification Program Thursday, July 13 6:00-11:00 P.M. . Nues Park District Services BROUGHT Friday, July 14 6:00 P;M.-1:OO AM. . Taste of Miles. Saturday Budweiser, Saturday, July 15 Noon-1:OO AM. TO YOU BY: Sunday, July 16 Noon-i 1:00 P.M. Grand Prize Raffle July 15...Noon - 5:00 P.M. Tickets: $1.00 each 6 for $5.00 Bingo with Cash Prizes Wednesday - Sunday: 6 P.M. (Starting Time) Drawing will be held JULY12 thru JULY Sunday, July 16 at 10:00 P.M. i. 16, 1989 Winners need not be present z I .s GOLF MILLPARK (Just South of Golf MillShipping Center) GOLF andMILWAUKEE AVE. Friday p WED. & THURS.6 PM til 11:00 PM I Nightly Raffle viII be held SATURDAY NOONtui AM 8:00 P.M.-lO:OO P.M....Great Pitenders FRIDAY 6 PMtu (Showy 50s & 60s) In the BeerGarden i AM SUNDAY NOON tïl11:00 PM Saturday aií 8:30 P.M.- 10:00 P.M....Buckinghams Thursday, July 13th BINGO TASTEOF NuES- (Rock n Roll) 6:30 P.M..8:30 P.M. CARNIVALand MIDWAY Sunday WON TVs Bozo the Clown 7:00 P.M.-8:30 P.M....Trent Canini & will be on Festival Grounds ENTERTAINMENTBEER GARDEN The Fabulous Ambassadors Friday, July 14th 8 SPECIALEVENTS (Elvis Impersonator) 4:00 P.M..5:30 P.M. CARNIVAL BARGAINDAYS Handicapped Persons Special Çamival WEDNESDAY, JULY 12th 6:00 P.M.-1:00 A.M. * FREEADMISSION* :5peciaf Unlimited Rides For $6 . Anheuser-Busch (6 PM till i 1 :00 PM) MASCAR Show Car Team f1ÇgS * FREEPARKING* Saturday, July 15th SATURDA', JULY15th * FREE ENTERTAINMENT Noon to 1 A.M. Unlimited Rides For $6 * Anheuser-Busch (NOON tu 5 PM) MASCAR Show Car Team HANDICAPPED PERSONS Noon.5:00 P.M. SPECIAL CARNIVAL WCKG 105.9 FM on Festival Grounds FRIDAY, JULY 14TH4-5:30 PM Noon.2:00 P.M. RestaurantsPanYcijot/ngjn the Taste Minnie Minoso will sign autographs by the Pioneer Press Booth sponsored by Pioneer Press ii . WM. SON CONCESSIONS(Corn Dogs) 7:00 P.M.-1O:00 P.M. GRAND PRIZE RAFFLE Sponsors Recognition and . CHAR HOUSE (Skirt Steak) Hospitality Area Open by Main Stage Ist Prize YE OLDTOWN INN(Bratwurst) Sunday, July 16th $1 000.00 CASH 'WHITE FENCE FARM 2:00 P.M..3:0O P.M. 2nd Prize (Chicken) Ronald McDonald on Festival Grounds Thursday PEPPERS WATERBED . BRAVISSIMO PIZZA (Pizza) sponsored by 8:00 P.M.- 1 1 :00 PM...American English Complete With Frame 'CAJUN UNLIMITED(Shrimp) . 9815 Milwaukee Ave (Beatles Imitators) 3rd Prize ' BASKIN ROBBINS 8460 Dempster SL Friday (Ice Cream Treats) ROMANTIC RUNAWAY WEEKEND ' ENJOY BY ROB, INC. . New location in Golf Mill Mall 10:30 P.M.-l:OO AM. at The Knickerbocker Chicago (Hawaiian Delights) JOHN SHIRLEY All-Night Newsboys s NuES EVENTS (SoftDrinks) (50s & Sos and Top 40) 4th Prize MICROWAVE OVEN ' CANDY FACTORY(Homemade Fudge) I Saturday I S 5:00 PM-ROO P.M...,Liz Mandville & 5th Prize The Supernaturals WEEKEND AT MARRIOTT SUITES 10:30 P.M.-l:00 A.M....J.P. & the Cats Chicago O'Hare (Rock n Roil) Sunday TICKETS ARE $i EACH or 6 for $5 6:30-8:30 P.M....Bozo the Clown 3:30 P.M.-6:30 P.M....Holiblaze - Drowiog will ba bald Sanday. Jolv16th nt1000 P.M. a FlF°FAMEIj, GolfMIII WGNs Bozo the Clown (50s & 60s) Wi nne,. nomisothaprosest su will be on Festival Grounds 9:00 P.M-i 1 :00 P.M....Strait Southern Bugle Saturday (Country & Western) Noon-4:OO P.M....Petting Zoo Newspapers 3:00 P.M...John Shirley (Balloons, Magic, Marionettes) tri 4:00 P.M....Parachute Activities Sponsors: 7/il/aye o/s71/;olesi Enjoy . Magic Midway 5:00 P.M....Andrew Head (Juggler) . Taco Bell Sunday IuI FIRST NATIHJAL B1IM "Where People Count" 1:00 P.M....Mr. D's Magic Show Taste Tempting Participants: 2:00 P.M....Frog Jumping Contest . Resurrection Modical Contar uf MLES (Frogs will be provided) Delights Daily . Groat American Foderai Savings 3:00 P.M....Hoffmans Animal Show Itw. Nues Spectator 5:00 P.M....Mr. D's illusions at the Festj [114 Your LocalSource! Jerry Gleason and the other FES1T Golf MIIIC Papers of Pioneer Press PAGE 22 THE BUGLETRUESDAY, JULY 13, 1989 ('OOl CT y,t:tt,7vurtvjst'rrs,!Fs:ia sin' rea es TRE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY I3 t99 PAGEas Edgar's Traffic Dudycz bill Supports Glenkirk benefit Safety hints Between 10 p.m. and 3 am. Art Institute cuts raises $40,000 Friday audSaturday nights, au es- The Illinois Senate has passed "The Illinois Senatepassed a timated one ofevery 10 drsvers tslegislation co-sponsored by Stateresolution early in Aprilasking legally drunk. Whether you doveSen. Walter Dadyce that catsSchool officials to issueu puhliç during those hours or dunug oth-slatefundiug for the School of the apology for allowing thecontro. erdays and hours oftise week, theArtluslitnle of Chicago. versial "What is the ProperWay ability to detect a drunk driver Senate Bill 401, which is theto Display the American Flag" could save your life. These cluesappropriations hill for the illinoisexhibit to remain opendespite indicate that a daiver may be un-Arts Council, fully funds otherpublic protest," the 7thDistrict der the influence of alcohol orarts organizations at levels ree-Senator said. "SenateResolution olherdnags: ummeoded by the Governor, but104 alsousked the Schoollochai- . Drifting between lanes erincludesjusl $1 for the School offy its futurepolicyon sensitive tumiugleowidely; theArtlnslitele nf Chicago. matters such as the display ofthe . Fellewing other vehscles too "This legislastion will now uf-Atuerican Flagand the degrading clesety; feet slate funding for any otherportrait of the late MayorHarold . Driving at sight with the cars - arts organizations," Dudyce said.Washanglon, in orderto essore ': headlights off; "However we une sending the ad- that its decisions are consistent . Responding slowly ta trafficniinislralors of Ihe School of theand equitable. School Officials lighls orgiviug inappropriate sig-Ai-t Institute a stroog messogehave not responded to eitherre- nuls; and that the freedom of espressionquest." . Accelerating rapidly or slop-also demands o sense of responsi- The legislation nowmoves to ping suddenly. hility, which they have not dem-the House of Representativesfor If you encounter a suspectedonatraled. farther consideratiea. More than $40,000 was raisedheadquarters was the site of this drank driver, keep plenty of dis- for Glenkirk at May 21 cocktailyears bettefiL tance between you and that vehi- benefits sponsored by ODomsell Shown hem is (I to r): Donaldele. Da not pass the vehicle un- Wicklund Pigozzi and PetersonClark, Chairman and CEO ofless necessary, and keep year Nues Township awards Architects,Inc.of Deerfield.Household tnteruational, Larry eyes ou itifyou do. owP&P Atchitects,Inc.hasODonnell, Chairmauofthe If the suspect vehicle is ap- Arlyn School sponsered the benefit for the pastboard of OWP&P Architects,preaching rapidly from behind nine years and this year wastac.,, Miss Illinois -- Dawn Spi-you, let il pass. And stay alert to By resolution adopted ou Juneto develop a Learning Resource joined in co-sponsorship by ThecuzaMaxDowaham, Vice Presi- the vehicle's position. 2, 1909, the Niles Township Ad-Center which in currently being NuiteaSweet Company of Deer-dent of Mission & Strategy, The Do nat try to slop a suspectedministration allocated and appro-utilized an a work eoperience field and Household Internation-NutraSweet Company and For-drunk driver. When you reach aprialed monies from Town Fundstraining site for students carolled al of Prospect Heights, whosemerChicago BearGreg Latta. gas station or rest area, call thelo Arlyn School for enpansion orin Arlyn School's prevocational police andreport the vehicles de-prevocationalandtransitionaloption track. The Resonare Ceo- scriplion and license plate num-services lo behaviorally disor-ter provides students with the di- Area students ber. Reporting au impaired driverdoted and emolioally disluthedvernified technical trainingin to policeprotecto everyone on thehigh school students. In June ofword processing, data ente)', cir- graduatefrom ISU highway. 1907, the Nues Township Ad-culation, materials cataloguing,a eut most importantly, do netministration awardedArlyn Approximately 2,700 studentsmembers of the University Hon. nd audio visual assistance. received degrees during towaors Program; and 46 graduateddrink and drive yourself. School a grant from Town Funds StateUniversitys commence-both With Distinction' and as 101st Airborne mentSatneday, May20. members of the University Hon. Division Reunion ISU awarded 2,356 bachelors ors Program. Gan IsraelDay Camp degrees, 215 masters degrees, Area students who received The 101st Airborne Division 104 doctor ofphilosophy degreesdegrees were: Richard Joseph Association will have a "Galber- la honor of the Year of theond session, beginning July 17 and one specialist degree. ¡SUKeniuk and Kirk T. Osterman ofing ofEagles" for ils' 44th annualChild, Gun Israel DayCamp is of- reunion at the Marc Plaza Hotel andending Aug.4. also awarded sis agricultural cer-Des Plaines; John Michael Deth- fering a full week ofcamp enjoy. The project Year of the Child, tifscates, which ate two-year de- in Milwaukee, Wise., en AugustmesI, free ofcharge, forauy child loffand Barry Michael Gurvey of10 through 13. The reunion will sponsored by Lubavitch Chahad grecs. Morton Grove; Ludwig Josef ages 6 throogh 13 who did not at-of Illinois, han been instituted to Ofltse students receiving bach- Hermann, Elizabeth Anne Lekan,be hastedby the Manwell D. Tay.tend a Hebrew day school doting 1er, Chicago Ama Chapter, of the provide opportunities for every cIresdegrees. 270 graduatedStevenJosephPaul, Rise Kathryn the pastyeur. Space is limited andJewish child to participate in a With Distinctionfor maintain- 101st Airborne Division Associa-eligible children will be accepted Rytlewuki, Sally Jo Schaeteleinlieu. Jewish learning experience Ing grade-point averages of 3M audDaniel John Vanden Brink of on a first come - first serve basis. More than 5,200 membeof throughout the year. For mare in- or above; seven graduated as Park Ridge. Children can attend Can Israelformation call the Camp Dan Is- the association who served in theany week doring the camp's "Screaming Eagle" division in sec-rae! office, 262-2770. Complete Landscàping ServicesWorld War Il, in Viet Naos and at Fort Campbell, Ky., are trying lo at Reasonable Prices renew friendships with fellow Waste Management troopers with whom they served . in comhat and in peacetime train- Lawn Cutting ing. makes grant to college . Bush trimming Headquarters forthe tølstAir- home Division Association Watte Management, Inc.st J. Steven Bergernon, vice . Fertilizing is Oak Brok, has awarded Sweelwater, Tenu. 37874, phone a $75,000 president and general cunnuel far . challenge grant lo NerIta Edging (615)337.4103,wherethe Central Waste Management, Inc.,au- records of all memhers are main-Collegetonuppori u newprogram nuancen the fient challenge grant "Weve been serving the area lamed and where a magazine,m leadership, ethics andvalues. ever made tu an educatiunal in- The Screaming Eagle, is pub- stitution by the corporation by for 20 years" The new Leadership,Ethics saying, 'We applaud North Cen- lishedsis limes a yearforthe hen-and Valutu Program elitofassocjntjonmemhers will be in-Irai College's recognition that the troduced ut the Collegeinfocus un cUñen mast be mure For more information aboutSeptember 1989, and North Hoff Landscaping the l0tst Airborne Division As- Cen- than a une-time cuurae and that tral President GaolD. Swing bas ethics lu entwined with leader- socialion and the activitiesitntuted that every student sponsors write to P.O. Box 586, alten- uhip audvalum, all of which must 541-5353 ding the College wifihe touched be an integral part of the educe- Sweetwater, Tenu. 37874or callby the new emphases. (615)337-4103. lionel envirunment. HomeImprovementGuide
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Laser offers alternative Oakton Maine Township trustee wins Elder Abuse:Now afuil-scale Hobbies demonstrated for artery treatment Senior Award Mature Adults trip national health-care problem Coronary laser-enhanced an-we can move the hatloon intn Historic New Engtand will bePlacid, New t'ork, and the Thon- at Retirement Fair the destination of Maine Town-sand Islands area of the St. Law- It happem tu gioplasty offers physicians a new place." SI-year-old Anne midlife daughters or daughters-do the fottowingoceasinnolly alteenative to current artery dis- The taser is hetd in place by ship older adults when the Mainecenen Seaway, G, aimantevery day, Her teen- Cost of this exciting adventure in-law caught between adjacentask far help from other family ease treatment methods: dnsg the augioptasty battoon, and can Tosvnship Seniors and Options age grandcldJ uteal money demands of job, home, husbandmemheu in a cheerful, firm way; therapy, balloon angioplasty andonly shoot straight ahead a very 55 groups embark on a 10-dayis $1,293 per person, doableoc- trum herparue depleting her and children," saya Dr. Ren- CnpanCy and $1,590 single uccu- renearch cespite nr hospice nor- bypass surgeiy. shoD distance. This insures thst journey to the EastCoast Sept.28 funda fnrpreuertplionmedication shaw. "Many have finished rain-vicea os backup care; check pen- Drug therapy is used for pa-the artery watts are not dam- through0CL7. paucy. The cost includes deluxe used tu canfrula chronic heart Ing their children and now havesian plana, nodal security, heuss with mitd artery disease. aged,'saidDr. Foschi. The trip, also open to gaeta,nsotorcoach transportation, de- condition. elderly parents to lank after.veteran and other benefits for ThetherapyreducesanginaSeverety blocked arteries have features visita to Boston, Ply-lune hotel accommodations for Mary T., on &4-yearwtdwidow, They had looked forwardtofinanced assistance or viniting (chest pain) and hetps breaktraditionally been treated with month, Cape Cod, Leuinglon,nine nights, nine breakfasts, two ander the care uf neyeraiphyni- 'retiring' after the child-rearingnurse care; neek counseling if blood clots that could trod to aopen-heart bypass snrgety, tak- Concord. Vermout, New Hamp-lunches, nine dinners, and alt atinan, tahna nine differentpilla years and perhaps joining afamily strife becomes un- heart attack. ing grafts fmm a healthy artery to shire andFortStanwix. sightseeingtours, admission titrongliout the day fora variety volunteer group Or taking a nightmanageable; Ilari a uupport Balloon angioplastyisper- bypass the btocked artery.An- History buffs, nature loverscharges, and au experienced tsar at alimenta inclatliag arthritisclass.They- resenttheirgrasp; take mini-breaba on a formed ou patienta with more se- and inveterate travelers will en-escortthroughoul the trip. and ulcern. Her children visithercaregiver situation explainingregular basis with a hot bath, gioplosty it much tess teanmatic once a month at mont. She liven vere artery blockages for whom procedure,esplained Dr. Fors- joy this exceptional itinerary with The trip is open ta members of that they've had no 'breathingtowel massage, extra sleep-in drug therapy is no tosger effec- deluxehotelaccousmodationsthe Maine Township Seniors md alune an du many elderlytime' for themselves between time or movie entertainment. chi. 'The patient requires only a Americana and sometimes heu Uve. Balloon angioptastycan also ntitd sedative and a tocal anesthe- and meals at elegant restaurantsOptions 55 groups and guests. these narturing raies," ube adds. "These punitive utepu will help be used on an emergency basis to and quaint inns. Por a brochure, reservation or diffienity remembering which Dr Renabaw feels the eme-reduce the caregiver'u rouent- sia. The hospital stay and recov- pill to take at whet time of dey. open a blocked artery which has cry time are msch shorter." Highlights include a guidedmembershipinformation,call louai and physical demanda feltmesta and refuel the individasl's toar of Boston and visits to spotsSue Neuschet at Maine Town- As a rouait, she nwalluwu several by female earegivers are -as realenergylevel to reach out to elder- caused a heart attack, stopping tfproven successfol, coronary at one haute or completely forgela the heart attack white ilkappens. laser-enhanced ongioplasly cootd on the historic Freedom Trail -ship, 297-2510. and normal as their reaponneaty relatives with kindneuu und a involves Amilda ti, Mader More than 2,800 Maine Town- to laite her medicatlenthusand should net be averlooked inumile instead of guilt and rouent- The procedoee a soon be used to trealpotients who the Old North Church, Boston abuaing her body metabolism in- small balloon on the rip of a thin, Commons, aeacon Hill, and theship residents are enrolled in the assesuing the overall prablem ofment." - QuillEs8 ssmo jane orse of the rsalsy iurereotilsg hobbiestensan- would otherwise require open- voluntarily, elder abuse, "These nurturers flexible catheter. The catheter is heart surgery. Amilda (Ami) B. Mater, asiteoftho aoston Tea Party. Maine Township Seniors, a to- Hopefully, these suggeutiona uts-arrt ai the Creative Retirement Fairon Jose J7 at the Park Both elderly women areex- need nurturing themselves,"will help Americans re-think Ridge Library. Marge Bertas ofNileu (center) euplained inserted into a groioaroa blood Morton Groveresideut and a leus- At Ftymoath Rank the groupcia! group for residents 65 and amples of an inereaning neu- the tech- vessel and guided, using x-ray tee at Oakton Consnsnnity Cot-will toar the Mayflower Il andolder, offering bingo, monthly says the Loyola psychiatrist. Toways to gain new reupect ttiqoeu arid a/sowed sanguins of her work to Joan B. Hull (left), lingent of victans of " elderhelp alleviate the stress andpbllnaophicafly for the older per- equipment, lo Else narrowed sec- lege, was among the seniors whothen move on along Cape Cod forluncheons, theater outings, day abuse" or "elder neglect," Mairie Township Sapervinor, sed-Joyce Vous (right), Park Ridge lion artery. The balloon is ttsen in- Nues Jewish receivedrecognitionawards a burden they feel in their nonsson and to improve elder care at Oatreach librariandorissgheresos'nisg segment. /tboat2Odfferent a stop in Ftyannisport, home oftrips and longer vacations. population ahuse family interac- caregiver situation, she offers fluted to break the obstruction from theNortts Show Senior Cen-the Kennedy family. Options 55 is a social group for all nucieconomic levels of our ag- sEt/n wet-c desnonorrareddorisg thefair, with 34groups represent- Congregation tiens plus physical and emotional seme advice. They must learn toing society. edamong thepiarticipasts. and force plaqne against the or- ter for Super Senior Day. Mader The trip also features stops atpre-retteement adults, ages 55 needs mart he examined more Bey walls. Blood Drive was selected as Oakton's Out-Lesington, Concord, the Margatethrough 65. Activities include cinoely, according to Dr, De- Laser-enhanced aegioptasty standing Senior Citieeu for herResort in Lake Winnipesaakee,evening and weekend excursions meena Reeshaw, professor uf conthinesballoonaugioplasly extensive work with the EmeritusNew Hampshire, the Maple Mn- tes Concerts, theaters, and sporting psychiatry, Loyola University with a tow-wattage argon later. On Wednesday, Jnty t9, Nilesprogram, the Nalionat Items For-seam in St. Jobnubary, Vermout,events, as well as longer trips. Medical Center, Maywoed. Thu laser-enhanced allows corti-Township Jewish Congregationum audthe training for discussiona reconstructedRevolutionaryMembership in both groups is Elder abose," definen varluua ologists ta use nogioptasty in soy- will sponsor a btood drive for leaders. War fort, and cruises of Lakefree. destrnrtive nr punitiveex- erty blanked arteries. comrnnnity residents. The drive, perlencea alder people may en- Before the taser, we coutd nat from4 n.m. to 8 p.m., wilt he hetd muster - from neglect to batter- guide the balloon past o complete on the main floor aube congrega-Transportation tag, verbal ahane, exploitation, or nearly-complete obstruction, lion,4500 Dempster, Skokie. Services from denial of eighth, farced confine- RETIR MEN.IS. FUN! eoplained AlbertoE.Foschi,Blood drive chaiepersnn Donnainformation ment, neglectedmedical needs or M.D., Director of St. FrancisMohrtein asks etigibte donors to Social Security other typen of phyaical harm Hospitals Galviu Heart Center.walk in and dnnate or catt 673-for seniors usually at the bouda ai someone 'Now wo ose the taxer to barn n0500 extension 230 for an ap- responsible for aaaisitisg them In small hote in the blockage, so thatpoiutment. Should you pay $18 to get yourciat Security office will provide their daily living. Studies have An entirely unique approach gitfarmation about transporta-social security application pro-free alt ofthe services you needle tian services for senior eitiaens documented a range of forms of to retirement living awaits rested? file your claim for benefits, in- thintype of violence. Burns, -V willbe avaitahteatdriver's ctudiug: giving you thu proper oversedation, malnutrition, you at the Lawrence House license faeilitien, ander legista- People in the Northwest sub-application form; helping you dehyration, being tied to fur- tian spununred by State Sen.orbs of the Chicago urea havecomplete your form; and Biting alture, Inappropriate medication in Chicago. There, residents Walter Dndyen (R-7th, Chicaga)been receiving mail from an or-you what documents you need doues, fractures,freesieg and can take advantage of the The Benefits and pauned hy theIllinoisgauizationcattedtheFederal aexual aboso all have been r General Asuemhty. Senofits Assistance Corporationaedhow tooblain them. reported au formaof"elder fine social atmosphere,ac- of Cataract Care... Senate Bifi ata wita reqaire theoffering to assist them in filing The Social Security represen- ahuse." cented by many planned ac- Secretary nf State ta compile aforSocial Security retirementlouve can answer questions and Estimates of the number of lint of agencies, bath pahlic andbenefits for an $18 fee, Thomasprovide you with brochres ex- older Americana who are being tivities and programs, as well are very personal and relate to every day private, that provide transpnrta-A. Curin, Social Smartly manag-plaining how Social Sccunty nf- physically or pnyehotogically tian for senior eltinena, and makeerinDes Plaines, said. The Feder- as by the hotel's convenient activities. Reading, watching TV. or driving-- thattint avaitable fects you. ahsaed or neglected have reach- at localal Benefits Assistance Corpora- ed an high on une million or three location.TheLawrence all of the activities we take for granted. driver't license examination ata-lion is not connected with the Don't pay $18 for services So- percent nftho popalotiontli years tians. Social Security AdministrationcmlSecurity will provide free, ondolder. The pronpectafor older House makes available such Cataracts may not enable you to enjoy life to ita Paused Jane 21 hy the Haase uforFederal government. Curin said. Phone l-800-2345- obese situatiem are Increasing representatives and May 25 by conveniences as a delightful fullest. SSA if you have questions about because the frailent groap of the Senate, Senate Bitt 938 must First, Curin said, there isnofiling a claim for Social Security elderly laalaathe faatest-growing restaurant, the security ofa first he signed by the Gnvernar to neal to puy any fluss money lobenefits. lt's available 24 hours, 7 segment of the population. 24 At Northshore Eye Center, our Board-certified became taw. help you file a Social Securityap-days aweek. An the elderly population In- hour switchboard and the ophthalmologists can diagnose and treat vision plication. creases, other significant luxurythat maid services changes are occurring, The disorders including cataracts, (you see halos Second, you may actually loseSutker passes namer of potential family provide. Other amenities in- around lights or have blurred, fuzzy vision, you Read the Bugle money and delay the processing members available to serve as dude an in-house food shop, may have cataracts, For subscriptions call ufyoarctaim by sendingyour ap-Senior Awards caretakers is decreasing, Trail- plication ta a prixatecompany.Program tionafly, women have played a e beauty and barber salons and Social Security applicationsare key role in caring for family adrugstore. If your treatment includes surgery, it will be 966-3900 not officially filed until they're members. Often they have been Visitthe performed in our fully-equipped, Medicare- The newspapers actootty soceived in a SocialSe- State Representative CalvitiR. more personallYinvolved and Lawrence House .. approved Surgicenter, Make an appointment that deliver. runty office. Sulker (D-56) passed legistalioa distressed about elderstlton their The sepresentativea inany So-outnfthe Illinois General Astern- male siblings. Yet today, many Chicago's in-town retirement today for an eye examination. bly thatwouldcreate a SeniorCit- women have returnedto the hotel for active seniors. leen Award Program in order to workplace by denigia or neeeuuity A better life recognize outstanding conlnba- and are noi always availableto DONALE L MECC1AM.D. LTD. dom of Illinois senior citizensIO aossmeresponuibilityas Find bargains galoreat through better vision. society. caretaker. SURGERY Women over 75 lead thelint of LAWRENCE HOUSE :Northshore Eye Center Sunate Bill 703 directs the Lili- abused victimo- Manyhave . COLON & RECTALSURGERY aois Departauuent of Aging to eu- outlived their huahaada byten FLEA MARKET 3034 W. Peterson Ave. TREATMENToir tahlish and preuent the awards. years and haveindulged their HEMORRHOIDS Theseniars shall be selected from children financially.This last July 22nd Chicago, IL 60659 RECTAL/COLON PROBLEMS a list of 44 nominees annually factor may explain henthe nana compiled by the departnucnt from oftheae widows leadilliprobable loa.m. - 3 p.m. (312) 973-3223 cansmuuity groups, senior Con- abuse Unti they feelentiCed to Huty Family Prnf. Pluu tocs, area agencies and senior ne- their deceased fathom'fortunes, !atIurnce øu R usnous tine Prof. Call Mr. Weaver 14m E. Cati Rond BIdn. zen providers. The awards will be whatever the size, andresort te W. Ta least Ann Robert M. Stein, M.D. Melvyn A. Gerstein, M.D. Dun Plainnu granted to those seniors encetling various means of financial ex- 1020 Weat LawrenceAvenue at 561-2100 e35-8400 Chleanu hi the following Categories: corn- ploitatlen. . 6318900 Chicago, Illinois 60640 We accept Medicare assignment. - mauily serviCe, education, the Who are the ahuanrn?"Benides formore information Rush North ShoreMedical Center performance and graphic arts and noun, sometimesthey are Call Mr. Weaver ofelders,mostly, at 561-2100 - er.agnioga in.tts lqorfyrpe. racegivers PAGE 26 THE BUGLE, ThURSDAY, JULY 13 1989 THE RUGLE,TI0UR5ESAy, JULY 53, 1959 PAGE 27
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- Maine TownshiDoffersu - co.Ileae class Physician earns certification Older adults looking for ways Ridge. 'feeliogs and-- behavior of individ- Dancers performat LGH offers Foot Care Class tOeXpandthBirhorjzonsan,jajo Theclaswiflntfm9:3 ualsapproachingthe"older in geriatric medicine The Diabetes Care Center atnr the hospital, 1775 Demputerand how to prevent foot prob- earn college credit can igister Lutheran General Hospital- Park -for "The Psychology ofPetonal l2:30p.m, Thursdays, Aug, 31adult" transition. si, Park Ridge. The nest clasu is lenas. flugh. 21, andcarries linee Community tesidents who are Herschel M. Weller, M.D., nf Retirement Hotel Ridge is offering a new Ad-scheduled for-July -19, The program costs $15 and Gntwth," a elans tat be offered bycredit hours. Taught by Shirleyinterested in enrolling in thisChicagu recenfly became mr- vanced Foot Care Class for IWO- The Advanced Pont Carefamily members can attend free Oakton Community College this tifisi by the board uf geriatric pie with diabetes. The programClass, which will he taught by a fali at the MaineTownuhip TownCraven the course focuses onclass may do so at Oakton Com- of charge. For more infonnasion personl growth as a life.longmunity College through Aug. 11.medicine. Dr. Weiler, wha la will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. thepodiatrist will help people withor to register, cali the Diabetes Rail, 1700 Ballard Road, Parkotiyssuy. It is designed to exploreRegistration Is being taken on theak-eady board certified In ütter- third Wednesday of each month,diabetesleansproper foot care Holline. 69u1-0252 Des Plaines Campus in roomnalmedicine, has been on staff at 1190,1600 Golf Road, DesMuant Sinai Huspital North un pt; hCL-,,ki the city's far uurth side since room114, 7701 Lincoln January, 1988. Skokie. luconjunctionwith bis new mr- / tlficatian, Dr. Weller has an- For further iuformalion, calluuancedtltat hewillextendhis uf- the Oakloa Commanity Collegefice hours at the Tnnhy Health Older Adults Program in the Of-Center lerntest at 2901 W. Touhy, fice of Community Services at . Chicagu, tu uccommudate the 635-1414. needs of his patients. Weller is WE SPECIALIZE IN also Acting Medical Directur at Koeber's Medical the Liehermau Geriatric Center, REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT Shokie. Supply i 00th According to Weller, the board THURSDAY IS certlficatioutent lu geriatric SENIOR CITIZEN DAY Come In And anniversary medicine was offered for the first PerceptualMotionDanceget immediate feedback and np- time this year because the Herschel M, Weller Cnmpany, a modern dance corn-pertunity to talk with the audi- 5% OFF Koeber's Medical Supply là- ON ALL PURCHASES See Our Large general populationisliving puny that oat only performs botonce. Itiocreases communication caSed in our community at 8337 longer andthe public is becoming Weller huida professional includes theiraudience "as chore- NOOTHERDISCOUNTSAPPLV Selection Of Canes between performers and the audi- N. Skokie BI. since 1985 is cele-more aware of older sdolt'smembership inthe American ngrupber", will perform for resi-ence, creating a warm and friend- bratingits 100th anniversary. npecial medical needs. College nf Phyniciann, bhe dents and guests at the Northly atmosphere and the und result Slartedin 1889 in Kansas City, "The geriatrician's rule in inAmerican Medical Asnociation Shoro Rotirement Hotel, l6ttis everyone has fun)" MO. by Edward Koeber as a sur- help maintain the older adult'sand the American Geriatrics Chicago Ave,, Evanston, Wodue- The dancers bring a meaning- gical and limb store. The Koeberhealth," said Weller, "se they Society. day, July 18 al 2 p.m. The publicful dance experience lo their nodi- familyoperated thebusiness untilcan be neUve participants in the For more information about is invitedatuo charge. ence and eycourage the inactive 1952 whoa it was divided and-commsusity for as long as posai- geriatric medicine nr Dr. Weller, Accordiog lo Lin Shook, aGis-lo be active audthe already active told. hie." call 973-7350. tic director, "Perceptual Motionto really show their stuff, At the A portion was purchased by is nat the ordioury dance compa-end of the program everybody the Herman Fausily. Mrs. Her- ny. We perform a variety of danc-ends op dancing--either in chairs man slill works in the store along Nues Weliness es, runging frornconlemporary loor standing, the aodience is ea- CANES WALKERS with herson Ronald and daughter Renaissance--bot we gear nor WHEELCHAIRS ta couruged lo dance wilh the FMI arlene. Son Alvin owns Alco performances lo inclode our audi-dancers or enchother. We carry bladder Control products SatesCo.,ahospitalsupply wholesale business in Brook- onWheels ence--particulary seniors. Move- Please join the residents for ment games, Tal Chi demonstra-this ouiqne afternoon dance con- field. Wetiness ou Wheels (WOW)physical ouates, health counsel- MIE4CALSUPPUES tiensand rhythm gumes orecert. Call 864-6400 for reserva- - isrolling iotoNiles to offer health Today Kochers Medical Sup- ing. lests for anemia and diabetes, added lo oar repertory, thus welions. COIVAUSCENT AIDS plies specializes in lightweight dccheck-ups. On Aug. 28th, tise voss s*tas s RENTALS hlnod pressure screening, visinn ,oeher'i slandard wheelchaies, 3 wheeledwilt be parked at the Niles Seniorand hearing bests, dental check, SINCE iBES carta,lift chairs, fancy casses,Center at, 8060 Oakton St. inTB test, cholesterol screening, NorwoodHistorical -Coinmtmity That's 8337 N. Skekie Blvd.CICEROAVE.) 677.6755 bathroom safety items, surgicalNiles. The mobile clioic will heimnlanieatinns, urinalysis, pup 5239 S. Kedzie Ave.434-1420 and mastectomy garments, andopen from 8:30 am. to 12 p.m.smears and pelvic cuantafor Society barbeque Different. ostomy-iucontiuence products. Appointments are reuieed forwarnen, and prostate nod testica- tirase whn are interested, and islarenams formen. The Norwoed Park Historical prnperty. This historic home is BeCausewe're more than just a beautiful building. available to Niles Seuior Resi- Snciety is pleused to annoonce a the oldest home in the Norwood dents 62years and older. This health check-up is de- western style barheque to cele-Park Commnnity in Chicago and More than just aCtivities and programs to keep you Weitness On Wheels is an en- signed to meet the needs of adults brate Ihn blsth year of the foond- is located ut 5622-24 N, Newark mentally, physiCally and emotionally fit. FIRST'S GOLDEN CLUB tensine of Ilse Conk County De- who have not had a complete ing of our Norwood Puck Corn- (apprnximutely 1/2 mile east of part ment nf PnhticHealth'sphysical enamwithin the last year manity. The birthday harbequeHarlem uve. and 1/2 block north At The Breakers, we are also the human things that Adelt Health Program, a servicened who meetcertain financial el- will be an Sunday, July 23 from b nfshe Kennedy Expressway). avaitahletosuburbanCookigibilityrcqoirements. WOW p.m. lo 6 p.m. ou the grounds of Come on down for some fami- make life sweet, Like self-esteem, family, friendship, If you are 60 Cnanty resideuts who meet finan- years or older and check-ups can be used for em- the Nobte-Seyrnour-Crippen ly fou and: listen lo the tunes of sharing, laughter...and love, cial requirements. Welluess Onployment physical. To check the "Cumberland Mountain have- an interest bearing Wheels is fomished with state-of-your eligibility and schedule an Band", mulch the "Windy City Breakers the-art equipment enabling it Steve Miles Come visit The and meet our hand-piCked toappointment,call CCDPH at Squares" square dancers, poetici- - previde thn follnwing services: professional staff. See for yourself why over 500 account, stop in and joinour 865-6125.Jnst ask for WOW. Orchestra pule in the horseshoe tournament und adult games, browse through aetiye seniors already live the difference. at Golf Mill the third annual bake contest and First's Golden Club. Members craft sale, dine at our chockwu- Affordable monthly fees start at 8975, including Hartigan declares Steve Miles Orchestra feabur-gen with ribs, hamburgers, chili, will be entitled to the following ing Lori Briblin will continue theplenty of beer, and soft drinks. amenities and services. - Friday Night Festival ofMusic at All proceeds from the bar- services: Seniors victory GolfMill. They wilt he perform-beque will go to the Norwood Call or write today for more information. ing On Friday, July 14, outside ofPark Historical Society in our en- Attorney General NeilF. Hoe-Neglect of an Elderly Persou," Entrance #2 under die Porte Co- lignu says Illinois' senior denvor to restorethe Noble- i.Free CheCking Accounts - Free Signature Guarantee citzeuswhich forbids a caregiver from chore startiog at 6:30 p.m. GolfSeymour.Crippen House for ose havewon a majorvictosywith the Mill presents this free concert se- . No monthly maintenance lee withholding food, waler, medical as a historical museum and com- passage of a bill designed lo give ries for the eujoynsent oft)se pub- Free Notary elderlyand disabled or hygieoic care from an elderly mouity cultural center. Donations personsperson. tic, -for this entertaining eveutwill be: 200 Free printed safety paper greater protection from fraudand Prom soft music ab dinner lo neglect. udulls-$2,children7-13 -$1 and checks per i 2 months. 50% discount on vault The provisions of SB 505 also upbeat dunce music ufter, Thechildren 6 and under - free. The ThEb' Steve Miles Orchestra brings boxes sizes 2 x 5, 3 X 5 Senate Bill 505, protected disabled persons vieti- maximum donation foe a family drafted bymszecl by such crimes, as well as -back the Big Band sounds of theis $8. Por mom detallo cull Jonun Free Money Orders and 5 x 5 Hortigan andsponsored by Sena- 40s and tenus in lo the hot hits of torWilliam senior CitIzens, Emmons at 631-2707 or Robin Maronita(D- the 80s, with music that drawsO'Connor at 775-8484, SENIOR Chicago), Rep, Bob Another bill, Senate Bill 508, LIFESTYLE Free Cashier's Checks Direct Deposit Service De)aegher . everyone to the dance floor. The (D-Cent Mutine) andRep. Tomtottrocts judges lo consider the Steve Miles Orchestra usclodes 296-0333 Homer (D-Coatou)were enactedphysical and mental well-being piuoofkeyhoaeda,bass,drums, Telephone Free Travelers Checks lo.Free License Plate Service by both hons050ftheGeneral As-9f au elderly victim before grant- : guitar,vocals, saxophone andReassurance sembly and nentto the governortegconuauceu in criminal trials. Latin percussion. TIlE for thefinalapproval. Hartigan put the package to- Peatoriug top Chicago per- for seniors gether after a series of statewide forming artist Lori Brittin and SB 505 provides forthe crea- The Center of Concern's Tele- First National Bank don of two hearings last fall held by a sub- backed by au arsenal of key- phone Reassurance Program con- flew criminal stabescommittee of the Senate dodici- hoards, bass, drums, goitur, sano- 8975Golf Ed., Des Plaines, IL 60016 to deal with prenataltypes of sistu of telephone calls at sped- crime ay Coumsittee, chaired by Muco- phone, Lutin percussion, horns 296-0333 against seniorcitizens.vita. and backgrooudvocals. this high- fled times lo or from individuals First, it creates the Thosehearings,which who live alone to determixe if of Niles crime of "Fi-featured testimony from law en- energy hand offers a contempo- I Name naocial Enploitationof an Elder- they require special assistance e lp Person," which forcementandsocialservice nary menu of pop/rock, classtc and to provide companionship. prohibits theagencies from around Illinois, re- rocku' roll, Motown and Top4O. Address 7100 W. OAKTON STREET NILES, ILLINOIS 60648 misappropriationOr conversion Call 823-0475 for additional vealedthatcrimes againsttheeld- Oalctcsn Community College City Zip nf a senior citizen'sassets by a Jazz Band will be the next loper- information about this program State 967-5300 Member FDIC caregiver withonithe erly ase more widespread than andtofindouraboutall ofthe sor- elderly per-had been previously fores al Golf Mill's Friday Night Phone I'm interested in: DChicago DNilea ass A member of Northern Illinois Financial Corp. son's ittliarmodconseni. Seconsj, thoughl. Festival ofMosic which will con- vices and volunteer opportuni- it creates ltse.fhlonyof "CriminalThose hearings also showed that ties. sucbcrsmes often go unreported. tinne tltrooghAsgusb lt...... PAGE 28 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1985 - THE BUCLF, THURSDAY, JULY m3usas PAGE 29 1Th Ar.o Activltiqi Senior Dlsounts S Special Services I Senior News Bulletin Board Area Activiflu Senior Discounts Special Services Senior News Bulletin Board
Maine TownshipOlder Adult trip OPTIONS 55 NPH dedicates Old Orchard Exercise classes - The Maine Township Seniors Cubs at LifeCenter coach transportation, deluxe ho- game The LifeCenter on the Omen,stretching and relaxation, Mou- and OPTIONS 55 can enjoy thetel year-olds, 11 am, $30. Fitness accommodationsfornine A Saturday afternoon Cubs health andfimess center affiliatedday and Wednesday, 5:10-6:10Over 60, designed for the older autumn splendor of the Eastnights,ninebreakfasts,two library Concert series Coast on a 10-day trip to historic game is on the roster for members with Swedish Covenant Hospital,p.m. Tal Chi, ancient Chineseaduli, Wednesday, 10-11 am, Inuches, nine diesers, and all 5145 N, Califomia, began a fallform of exercise designed to New England Sept 28 throagh sightseoiogtoars, admission of the Maine Township's OF- $16. Oct.7. TIONS 55 and their guest.s. OF- schedule uf exercise classes forbeing body, mind and spirit into Por moreinformation or to reg- charges, and an experience tour all age groups and fimess levels.harmony, Friday, 7-8 p.m., Satur- The trip features visitsto Bot-escort throaghostthe toar. liONS 55 has short-stopped a ister cali the LifeCeuter, 878- Programs will continue for sevenday, il-12 p.m. Post-Partum, to8200, X5660, ron, Plymouth, Cape Cod, Len- The trip is open to members ofscarce block of reserved seats ington, Concord, Vermont, New when the Cubs play the Atlanta weeks ending by Aug. 19, get the "new mom" bark belo the Maine Townthip Seniors and The classes offered are: Liglttshape, Wednesday and Friday, Hampshire, and Fort Stanwix. Optioos 55 and gsests. For abro-Braves Satnrday, Aug. 26. A delnue bus will leave at 1:15 aerobics for body toning and car-11:30-12:30 p.m., Monday and Costofthn adventure is $1,293chsre, reservations or member- diovascular conditioning, Tues-Wednesday, 3-4 p.m. Tumble per person, double occupancy,ship informados, call Sue Neu-p.m. from the Maine Township and $1,590 single occupancy. Town Halt, 1700 Ballard Road, day and Thursday, 4:10-5:10Tots, fun activilies and exercise schal at Maine Township, 297- p.m. Heartbeat aerobics, high en-concentrated on child's physical The cost includes delusemotor-2510. Park Ridge, and return aboat 7 p.m. Cost of tise teig including ergy, low-impact class, Tuesdaydevelopment, Monday and Uansportation and admission is and Thursday, 5:15-6:15 p.m.Thursday, 2 1/2 year-olds, 9 am., P.e,ckingham Pavilion $17 for members and $22 for Stretch for Life,course of3 1/2 year-aIds., 10 am., 4-5 guests. °Nursing Center OPTIONS 55 is designed to meet the nerds of preretiremnnt Edgewater offers , _.q Sperai K,od ut Mru,otl tk'uv NEED-A-PHYSICIAN? adults, ages 55-65. Programs are planned for evnnigns and week- Healt,hprograms CALL SWEDISH ends to accommodate working members. Edgewater Medical Ceder5 1.5. Oartovsky, M.D., will be COVENANT HOSPITAL Activitiesincludeconcerts, offering several health programs Medoa,e App,oved conducting flee screenings for .24-flour Nu,s,ng Care theater trips, and weekend coeur- during July. Blood tests for Totalprosluln cancer, the third-leading The best time to find a doctor is before lions to unusual placen. Memer- .5v ys,ualav dOccupatronal The,upy Cholesterol, Glucose (blood sug-canse of death from cancer in RnIrab,srar,u,, you need one. But whatever your case, ship is limited to Mnine Town- On Fi'iday,Jnne 3O,NPHdedicaterjthewnewlibmry,congajn. ar) und Anemia (hemoglobin icy-mea, each Friday morning in ship residents. Them is no fee for i' both regulan-anal karge print books, video lapes, ACI,v,ty P,uuram Need-A-Physician will locate ana audio lapes ei) will be offered on Thursday,Edgewater's Outpatient Depart- .c onaefl,nfl Ils Locarna a qualified joiningand members benefit July 20 from 8:30 a. re. to 11:00ment. Appointments are required Vs Shopp,ng end JCC family or specialty physician foryou. from group rates on activities. To Instrumental in making This librarya really we Edith Kooy um. io the Medicai Center's Ont-forthe podiatry and prostate Call us accommodate members, many umfian andPal Web!, whodanaledmany houesofdiligenl labo, patient Deparuurut. Au eight-screenings; cali 878-6000, Eut. s - any time, any day.. activities are open to guests at aforihlspmjecl.NPH Chunksthese wonderfuli'olunleersfo,gbefr hour fast is recommended for ac- 3130. surcharge. drelesoanddet&.,agedejjnn curule lest results. A fee of four Free bioud pressure and hear- Residents intemuted in joining The Librarywas dedicated in memoiy ofAliceO'Connor, a dollars per tesI, or 10 dollars foring check-ups are also available OPTIONS 55 should contact OF- longlimefriendofNpli, ilWOOherbeques:ghag,,i Iherenopa- Fans of The Lettermen witt be reliving those good old days, all three tests will be charged. Noin the Outpatient Department, liONS 55 Coordinator Sue Neu-lion ofthis library possible Monday evening, July 17, 9:15 p.m. at OldOrchard Center. appoinlmentisnecmsary. every Monday and Thursday schal at297-25l0. The last concert in this series features the Chicago Orchestra in Also during July, feen podiatrymoring. No appointment is nec- 973-5333 Concord Plaza's Pop Concert under the halan of Arnold Erostoff of the Chicago screenings will be offered bydIary.Free dental screenings 2625 Went Touhy Avenue Social Sec Symphony Orchestra ouMonday evening, July 24. Edgewaterpodiatrists Peler Han-will br given by Yan Razdolsky, FremRetiremest tu uritytrust Independence All concerts begin at 9:15 p.m. on Ilse stage located ia the south cock, D,.P,M, and Florence l'e-D.D.S. and Associates. For ap- nkillnd Nursieg Care Day matt. Free seating is avallable. Oid Orchard Center is at Skokin 1ers, D.P.M., on Tuesdays aadpointmeulS, cali 878-6000, Est. Awerded Fine nimm fur Quality fundsgrow blvd. andOtdOrchardrd.,justeastoftrdenstrxpresswayinSkokie. Thursdays. Edgewater urologist3663, Cure by thenIsteut Illinois Because of continued strengthlie Social Security program, and . An Independence Day Party at inthe Nation's economy, tise39 million persons will receiveConcord Plaza Retirement Corn- NEED-APHYSICIAN? Board of Trustees of the Socialbenefitpaymentseach month. .mnnity in Northlake featureden- Altering recipes Security tntst fuads concluded Current projectionsindicatetertainment by Edwin Emmer- that Social Security remains fi-that Social Security trust fundre- ling, uneofthe original for good health nanciatty soandwell into the nnutserves eilt increase significantlyHarmonicats, as well as a Bird's Council forJewish Elderly bread iu one exception; a small CALL 989-3838 century. over the nest several decades.Eye View ofNorthlake's 40than- As cousamerslearnmore The 1989 trustees report pro-Those reserves will benecessaryniversasy fireworks display. about the relationship betweenamouut of salt slows risme and vided projections of the status ofto meet the financial commit- The windowed expanse of Ilse diet and health, they may decidehelps provide for a finer texture, Helps elderly peopleand their families the trust fonds based on differingmonts of Ilse program in the nextConcord's- 16thfloor banquet to cut back on their intake of sait, Salt is needed foc safely in fer- lugar, and fat and increase theirmested products such as brined economic and demographic as-century whentoday'syoungroom gave residents, their fami- deal with the changes thataccompany aging. usmptions. Under the intermedi-workers become eligible for So-lies and friends a panoramic view coussmptionof fiber. pickles and sauerkraut. ate, Or most likely, actuarial as-dat Security. of the traditional "Bombs Burst- Katherine Jarrell Renter, 4. Given below are some tug- sumpliuns, income to the Social The increase in the Social Sn-ing in Air'. Several residents, in- Home Economics Adviser, forgestions for reducing fut and/or Security requinement, sarvivorn eluding Candid Dibiase, Con- the University oflllinois Cooper- sugarifl 0/ltt'ri'os; SWEDISH COVENANT HOSPITAL rarity trustfunds reflects boththe --the amount of fai used for and disability trust funds inca-»partisan agreement reached incord's own "Singing Barber", and alive Extension Adviser, states 5145 N. California Avenue sisal, althoughthesedietarysauteing meat or vegetables eau lender year 1989 will total $294the 1983 Amendments to theSo-Frank Rizan joined Ed Emtner- Chicago,IL 60625 billion, and outgo will total aboutcmi ling in entertaining with melodies changes may sound drastic, theyoften be reduced or omittedd. Security Act and the 75con- This may requre some trial and $23.6 billion. secutivemonthu of economicex-from yesteryear, needn'tbe. Many ofyourfamity'u favorite foods can be modified toerror. Begin by using i-2 labte- nuring 1989, about 130 mil-panama America has On July 17 Concord Plaza resi- lion workers will he covered byexperienced. dents and family and friends will tnctude less fat, sugar and salt spoons or fat over moderate heut hold a barbecue and swim party without sacrificing taste or ap- und stir frequently. lfthe food get in the indoor pool. Hot dogs and peal. dry, add a small amount of water hamburgers will be grilled ont- Easic recipe proportious are and walch carefutty. Holy Family given in the list below. These can --fat is used to provide moist- doors, and a "pot luck" table will ness and flavor in foods such as offersguest feature desuerE and salads, Tick- be used in several ways lo select eta are still available, so please or aller recipes. stuffings and gralu dishes. Re- call 562-90txlforreservations. i. Notice that the amount offal cuco the amount of fat and use speakers or sugar varies farmany foods, In broth to add moistarss; season selecting recipes, compare and with herbs and spices. Are ynu looithtgfor a guest Senior choose the recipe which has the --substituteskimmilkfor Ipeaker foran upcomingmeeting lower amount of fat or sogar in whole milk or cream in sauces uf your servicegroup, civic club, Olympics begin proJcsrtion to this amount of flour. and custards. SEEING Is-BILItING professional organizationor nm- The eighth annual Six-County The product won't be ax 'rich' bot --in making salads, use less PlOYees?HolyFamily'sSpeaker's Senior Olympics gets underway should stiii have a very good tes- mayonnaise and regular -salad . A RANGE OF SERVICES EXIST Burean, designedso furnish youWednesday, July 26 and will run turo and taste. dressings. Substitutelow-fat with guest speakerwho is willing through Friday, July 28 at West In some cases, an acceptablecomuserical dressings Or substi- to share informationon a fullChicago High School and in tite product can be obtained by using tute yogurt for part ofthe mayan- s Counseling and Planning ****,* range ofhealth topics thestandard nuise. and currentWest Chicago area, Over five evenlessthan iuuuns in thehealdifinid. hundred active teniurcitizens are amount, However, the texture --reduce or omit the sogar add- I Award winning Adult Day Care Program To schedulea Ipeaker, call atanliripated to compete for gold, may be different. la general, fat ed lo fmit salads. Use unflavored least two weeksis advanceto silver and bronze medals. Events and sugar provide teodemest and gelatin and fruit juice instead of . In-Home Companion Program Holy Family'spublic eelaiiominclude horseshoes, Swimming. moistness in baked goods and sweetened gelalio. s Home Health Service departmnn, 297-180e, Ext. baskethali free-throwing, biking, promote a fine Extern or crumb, __euperiment with reducing the 1174, walking, archery, table tennis, This is mote important in someamount of sugar io desserts like . Group Living and other Housingprograms shuffleboard, bowling, Irapuhnot, products Ibas others. A bananapiel and gelatin-based desserts, . Long Term Care Facility NPH tennis and golf. The Olympics in bread made with little or no fatThe smaller amount will not uf- A not-for profit Retirement Norwood Park Home employee Open to any senior adulta age 55 will be acceptable because it is afret lentece and muy be accepta- 10 hie in laste. 6016 N. Nina Avenue car wash or better and who reside Within courser and lower fat product Organization that's been the six-county area (Kane. DuP- begin with aud the bananas pro- --substitute whote wheat flour Call for further information Chicago, IL 60631 The employntaof Norwusyjage, Lake, Cuok, MeRcury and vide moisasess. A cake made for 1/3 to 1/2 of the while floor in serving the Community for Park flume standard recipes. For cake and 312/631-4856 are sponsoringthnirWillCounties), with little or no fat will probably over 90 years. annual Car Wash,6016 N, Nina Registration is now being ne- uolhn acceptable. pasIones, whole wheat pastry flour is more suitable than regular 570-7000 intakeDepartment Ave, ou Saiarsiay,July 15th, fromcepted, For a regislration form Salt can be omitted fromal- 9 am. to4p.m call the West Chicago Park Dis- most all foods withoutaffecting whole wheat flour. Yeast breads CJE, 1015 Howard Street thiu from are best made with part whole eventbeuefittheReuidtsoftrict at 231-9474 or the Glen El- tenture or safety becauseIlsmu- Evanston, Illinois 60201 thnflume lynParkDisijcta8582462. jorparpose is to add flavor. Yeast wheatfiour and parlbread flour, THE BUGLES THUR5DAYoJUbYu-3lS9 PAGEai 1Th Ar,o Activiti., $.nIòr Diicounts Sp.ciaI S.rvlc.. S.nlor Nowi BuII.tln Board Ar.a ActivItI.n s S.nlOr Discounts Sp.ciai S.rvlc.s S.nior News BuII.tln Board Resurrection offersnutrition Read the Bugle Low Vision Center American diet HFH awards Maine Township For subscriptions call Clerk has licenses counseling for cancer patients magnifies television improvements . Aspecial individualized nutri- tians and receive annistunce with 966-3900 Thomson Maine Township Clerk Ste-- tian program will he offered to food choices and meulplum from The newspapers 8 Katherine Jarreli Reuter, isles. Employees as Holy l°ansi!y phen J. Stolton is reminding resi-cancer patients receiving radia- registered dietitians and on- Home Economics Adviser, for Sodinm is a part of salt Al- Hospital, Des Plaines, have elect- I dents that they may purchase 1111-lion therapy treatment at Besar- colngy upecialistu. that deliver. theUniversity ofiltinois Cooper-though itis an important nutrient, ed Cameron Thomson, M.D., an nois hunting and fishing licensesrection Medical Center, 7447 W. "Research han shown that pu- internal medicine physicianus at his office in the Maine Town-Talcott Ave., Chicago. tienta who are on a supervised ative Extension Service, statesAmericans consume mnch more shipTawn Halt, 1700 Ballardrd., that although Americans have ansodium thanisnecessary for good the hospital's first Doctor of the In a mint effort by Resurroc- nutrition program early in their Qoarter (DOQ). He was choseu Park Ridge. lion's the Radiation Oncology and cancer treatment react better to adequate diet they could have ahealth. For some people, those Dietary departments, dietitians, better one. In she process, theywho have inherited the tendency by his peers based on his humani. Pees are $7 for a hook and tine treatments und have fewer sido tarins approach to dealing with fishing license with a$2 addition-oncologists and radiationon- effects,"Csrrannoted."Our would increase their chances ofto have high blood pressure, this cologisis will be available to help assistance may help patients staying healthy. Good nutritionhigh sodium intake may increase patients. u at charge for a salmon stamp, $2 Underthe DOQ program foc a one-day (Lake Michiganpatientsforumulateand maintain adequate nutritional plays an important role in pro-blood pressure. customize an effective nutrition status and enable them to better snotieg good health. Health prob- In hamecooking, Reuter said it goidelineu, declara elected woek only) hook and line fishing ti- . cense, $7 for a hunting license,program in accordance with the withstand treatment plans." GOLF lenta can he related to either notiu useful to know the standard well with many kinds of people, show a patieeu and tolerant atti- and $13 for a combination hunt-patient's cancer treatment. Dr. Alvin Gross, a member of PACKAGE getting enough of something inproportions used in developing log ned fishing license. ChildrenThere is a miaimal, one-time Resurrection Medical Center's the diet or to getting too much ofrecipies and the extent ta which tode, share knowledge with 0th- charge for the new program. ers, and remain catin under pros- under 16 and seeior citireus, 65 triadiatio Oncology department something. thesecan be changed. Cameron Thomstmand older, do not need to pur- Dietitians meet with putienis added that the program benefits PLAN ø Health problems which may Givenbelowaiegeneral sure. The doctor also helps others every Tuesday from 7:30 am. to patients by making it easier for maiatain a balanced outlook andtient, Thomson takes an extra sec-chase licenses. However, seniors have adietasy component includeguidelines for selecting foods in msstcanyproofofage 4 p.m. in the Radiation Oncology them to meet with a dietitian such things as anemia, osteoporo-accordance with each change and is arote model. sed to answer a question, calm department located on the lower while they are in for treatments. Those who eonsivated himfears orlisten, his peers say. The Clerk's Officeis opea sis, heatS disease, hypertensions information on selecting and at- from 9 am. ta 5 p.m. Mondays level of the medical center. For more information, please andcuncer.Diet may he most im-teringrecipes. also believe Thomson has a rare Dr. Thomson practices medi- According to rhief dietitian, contact Kathy Carcan in the Carol Barro,, DO., (kft) sptom:ris: heading Rsrrctio's blend of humor and compassion through Fridays, and 9 am. to the closed- portantin helpingto preventINCREASING IRON AND cine inDes Plaines and Arlington Kathy Carcan, RD., patienta will Dietary department at 792-5164. Low Vision Center, instructs a patient on the useof for his patients. When with a pa-Heights. noon Saturdays. circuittelevision video magnfler. these problems, sald Reuter, and CALCIUM IN THR DIRT be ahle to discuss nutrition quen- in somecases, may also he part of Sources of iron (from most to thetreatmeut. least): liver, lean red meats, oyu- Loyola podiatrist assists in Senior Retirement Living New urologist joins Several seE ofguidetines haveturs and clams, fish, poultry, rai- hem developedbyvariomsins, teafygreen vegetables, dried groups to aid people in makingbeans, whole grains, breads and the transfer of toe-to-hand health-promoting changes in the At Ookton Arms we believe (hot less io moro. area clinic cereals. Iron from animal sources Au industrial warker louesBecause of the increased load diet. Nutritionists consulted byit utilized thebest. Breada andce- That'sthe big differescu between us and other Randall F. Randazzo, MD. beforeretnming to Chicago. the Federal Government have de- three tingern uedthe thumb of hisplaced an the second metatarual reals provide about 1/3 of the iron right hand in a punch prenn acci-(bene adjurent in the big tue), retirement commonities. You see, we're dooignod hasjoined Israel Berger, M.D., in Currently, Dr. Randazzo is anveloped one such set of guide-in the American diet. the practice of Urology at North lines. dent on the job. All that remainustresu fractures in the feet may with only102apartmenlsless than one-third Assistant Professor of Surgery/ Sources of Calcium: Daisy in his fifth or "little" finger. occur after the uperation. Suburban Clinic, Ltd. Urology at the University of TIti- Based on what we know today producta like milk, cheese, ya- Nine weekn after his initini in- Elevutinn of the involved toot the number ut many retirement communities, Dr. Randazzo is a graduate ofnais Hospital in Chicago. He willabout the relationship of diet toguet, and ice cream are the pri- $25 juiy, the decisian is made tupostuperatively is imperatIve to So we can pernonallyaftesd to your needs. And the Latin School of Chicago andhave office hours atNorth Subur.good health, it is recommended mary sources in the American replace the missing thumb withprevent vennan congestion and NE you can easily get to know all your neighbors Johns Hopkins University. He re- ban Clinic's Skokie, Hoffman Es-to: eat a variety of foods, malu-diet. Other sources include leafy thetee from tearightfret.posuible skin graft failures. The ceived his medical degrce fromtetes, andVemonHittsoffices bytain ideal weight, avoid too muchgreen vegetables, soyheaus and Clinicafly, the precedureia callednow thumb in monitored con- and psrhcipate is sil oar sods! osti recreational Northwestern University Schoolappointment. He is on staff atfat, saturated fat and cholesteeot, tofu,sardines, canned salmon u "great toe-to-hand free tinsuetinuaunly. lt the foot woand is activities. of Medicine in 1982, and thenRush North Shore Medical Cen-eat foods with adequate starchand other fish eaten with the transfer" and in performedhy ar-healing well, the patient may Coachman's completed an Internship and As-ter, St. Francis Hospital of Evans-and fiber, avoid too much sugar, bones. thopaedir and plastie surgenus. walk while wearing a apostat sistant Residency in Snrgeiy andton, Humana-Hoffman Estates,avoidtaomuchsodium and if youINCREASING FIBER TN THE Toe-ta-hand tiuuuetraunferuuurgieal uhue. Weightheariug ata One look inside Ookton Arms and you'll notice a Residency in Urologic SurgeryAtnxian Brothees Medical Cen-driuk alcohol, do so in modera-Df ET began in the tate 156es au ativity is slowly increased and at SMALL other differences au well. Ouratrium lobbyis Inn at the UCLA Medical Center inter, und Highland Park Hospital. tian. popular meam of replacing orfour weeks, if all woands are well Only plautfoosts are sources of sunlitand cheery Ourelegantdining room is Los Angeles. Be was also an As. Dr. Randuzzo and his wife, The object is to get the rightfiber. Fruits and vegetables,- and repairing a digit lass. Today,healed, the patient may walk in sissantClinicat Professor of Ural- (1S6)frosI.9O,MsIJf, addn%4CThA, K.imherlee, have two childrenbalance of vitamins, minerals,whole grates aud whole grain these transfers have become asoft abres. a plsceyou'll be prood to ontertois tomily and idgrW., V133S34po..(d)g74 ogy atUse UCLA Medical Centerandareresidents of Evanston. and fiber without overdoing the products ace the best sources. Re- reliable procedure for Stuck's patient, the industrial triendo. And ourapartments are bright and cozy. salt and calories, especially calo-fined grain prodacts (white flour, reconatruction ut congenitalpress operator, returned to the ries from fatand sugar. whiterice)provideasmall deformities and replacement forworkplace ten munIta after hin DETAIL One of the guidelines above is amount of flyer. Cooked fouls traumatic toua of digits in theaccident. He has changed julis We ore ideally located in aquiet residential Den to "eatfoods with adequate starch and vegetablesmay provide hand particularly doetauc- and now drives a furls lift. fila Plaines neighborhnod,shoppingandreotauronto cidents in the workplace. gait is normai. Through eaten- and fiber." High-starch dietaare slightly less fiber than the raw are within walking distonce, and trunnportation healthy andnusiitious. Foods that ones but are stilt a very good "These injuries are debilitatingsive phyuicai and occupational And You Thought ONC and can leave the worher in atherapy, he learned to une his tue isat yourcommand, are highin starch areofirn high in source. fiber as well. Fiber is lost when bind to find a new jab," uayuas a thumb and enjayn fall sensu- DECREASING FAT TN THE Rodney Stuck D.P.M., lecturer,tian in this digit. Far nadal accu- MAKES white flour, rather than whole DIET department of orthopaedics andsloan and coumetle purponen, he Ournurpriningly affordable rental apartments wheat flour, is made from wheat. Much of the total fat, saturated Fiber is not a nutrient like vita- rehahifitation at Leynlu Univerui-wears a prosthesis which fills in require na endowmento or long term commitments fat, and cholesterol in our diet ty Medical Center, Maywoed.the centrai part uf his right hand mins and mineralu, hut itdaesap- comes from meals and daisy "When a hand ur fingers arewhere the accident robbed blm uf to be concerned about. We provide24-hour build- Only Sold Health Foods pear to be an important campo-products. A major way to cut caught in the press, the limb inthose fingern. Ing security and an emergency call system in each cent of she diet. Fiber is needed hack on fat is uot to stop eating - crmhed and amputation in often apartment. And a complete range of health and for the proper functioning of the these foods, but to choose the enoary' Exhibitors intestinal tract and may heone tower fat ones more often. Drain Stuck is the first podiatrist in supportive servicesio available to help you live wayto factor inpreveningsome diseases meat drippings, especuilty when the Ctdcago area to harvest atoe sought for asindepondentlyas possible. tikecancerandheartdiseane usinggroundmeats. in this uncottsmon though highly Christmas bazaar iethack On average, 40 percent of the Select tower-fatdairy products reliable procedure. He assisted calories in the American dietmore ofteu and reduce use of Dr. Hatem Gatul, a plastic and Craft exhibitors may display Our ownernhip hun 20 yearn of uenior housing come from fat. Reuter said fat iohigh-fatproductslikewhat hand surgeon and clinical anais- theirwork in Holy Family Hospi- experience in the Chicago area. We are staffed the most concentrated tal Auxiliary's annual Christmas ._riFiave source ofesula, cream, ice cream and laut professor of orthopaedics by caring professionals with one simple guai: to calones, providinga little overcheese. Cut down ou the amount and rehahifitatiota, and s team nf Bazaar.Exhibitorsarebeing *ellaway. twice m many caloriesas wouldof fut used in recipies, added to plautic and orthopaedic oorgeunn soaghtfor the eveutwhich wilt be renpond lo your needs. come from the tame amount (by foods in cooking or added at the intInta 15-hour procedure. Failure held Wednesday, Nov. 17, from 9 weight) ofprotein, starch of the precedere (with toss of toe) orn. to4 p.m. in the hospital audi- or sag-table, Limit fried foods; braise, CALL821-4200 or. A dirt which is high in fatboit, or bake instead. urraca infra percent offre casen. tortues, River and Golf Roads, rwtham5 Re2noFUSa therefore, makes it Great tea-ta-hand transfer as a Des Plaines. TO ARRANGE FOR A LUNCH AND TOUR. SMSC&eMci$flngcmtne. more difficultDECREASING SUGAR IN .FOrt1Odw1th22ntAth to control weight, and researchTHEDIET technically demanding pro- Exhibitorsmustsellcraft mplonaFnIc,wne items, no commercial venden 1OOOlOSasftmoUrnzu- andicates That a high-fatdiet may Reuter comments, we get most endure. "To be uucceuafut, thu Our model apartments are apes Monday through 'Ñhflflotto2n2theappea contribute so the developmentofafaursugarfrom softdruuks, can- surgeuna must have u complete may enter. Pee is $25 per table. fld2knes.cmw5*and heartdisease anderstanding uf the aitatumy of Ca11297-t800,Ext. 1165. DIFFERENCE Friday, 9am-bpm, and Saturday and Sunday. - tdrrsuJor FOrath.e,yaungerbak- ancançer. Those atdy and desserts; eotfrom the sag- risk of heart disease(smokers, ar bowl or from the hidden sugar the fout and hand anti their puani- Noon-4pm. Come see for yourseltjuol how big TryUickGrs1o1ysSIim-Suh those with high blood hie variatiens and extensiveKetura tO.mo &dUSl*ftomGon- OahamianDiettHigh in nutrition pressure iu foods like catsup. To eat less micru-vaucutar uurgicatex- a difference one small detail can make. ton hnslthien wnitht loss. and those with high bloodchoteu- sugar, avoid or cut dawn on the Hadassah terot levels) should hespecificai- consumption of these very sweet perience," sayu Stuck. Once the toeincarefully ty concerned with redacingsatu- foods. Reduce the ansountofugu- boat cruise Disk Gretonys Sun-salt rated fat and also in dinsected, nervea and blutai tuhamian reducing ar in recipes for baked goods and veunelu munt he skillfully On July 25, Ketera Hadassah iM't"gr' 2 599 csmnmption ofasubstancedesserts. called cholesterol Sugar recunutructed atthe hundlevet as mil take an architectural boat L J is not a DECREASING SODTUI4 IN weil. Thin part offre procedure Is resise and wil visit Chicago's M5 poison, but is often found inourTHEDIET North Pier. The bus will leave dietes funda which havefew time-cunnoening because the vita- Saltis the majar uourcoof sodi- nurgeonu werk siuwly to rucan- Proesel Park in Lincatnwood at 9 t665 Oaktan Place muss and minerals. The primary um in our dirt; sodium-based ad- am. undwill return ut3:30p.m. -t problem wtth ned the bleed supply to the new Des Plaines, IL 600t8 Grìc, cousunthsg a lot ofthrives alua adds to Oie coulent of thumb while avuiding blood club. Costmiltbe$18 including con- calones from 312/827-4200 sugar is that sugaryprocessed foods. Use seanonings The patient must anderutand thetinental breakfast. Lunch is not fOOt!5 may crowdout the moresuch as herbu, spices and lemon tisis uf Infeetien and healing included. Reservations must he GENERAL NUTRITION CENTERS nutations foods from .- the diet.juice to add flavorto food mstead deluyu in tee-to-hand trumfern as made by July 17. For further in- Caat.aao.45s-e596(aus.soot 6a.m.so2p.m.MF,l'unincslandardT,mnrorThnoNCun,rsstyoa. Sugary fundecan also contribute formation contact Dorothy Lud- ta the devetopmautof of'utt. well an peusibie fonsiution of Senior Retirement Living cay- hammer tuna poutoperatively. mec st 674-4608. 'ì2 TISE BUGLF, THURSDAY, JULY 83, 1989 PAGE Letters To The Editor re" es -.4' Open Letter to Mr. Ruesch Glenkirk Cablevision Reader: Blase picks on Ruesch awards Bugle Sen. Marovitz's My husband and I have beenwent past your property twice uDear Editor: airs EWTN District 219extends residenis of Niles for more thanday - at no time did I thinkyou tjustread themse 29 article in What abou the new homesDeartsditoc It is with great honor that 24 hours 29 years and would likeyou andwere disturbing the neighbor-the Bugle Newspaper about May-built at Harlem Avenue and Oak- we legislation bansfirearms our village president/authoritieshood and conducting an unsight- award youGlenkirk's Media Cablevision is pleasedto an- staff contracts or Blase's putting the farce of histon Street.,.didn't Niles building nounce that the Eternal Word know we do notfeel your proper-ly business. In fad, ifyou lookoffice behiud u drive Io Oust thecode "bend" the ralos on the lotAward. This award is presented Contract negotialions in Niles to The Bugle Newspapers for the Television Network will air-time The agocap was temoved from ty is out of place in our town. uroundourtown, I'm sureyoa can60-year-oldRuetch Garage. It's asizes for the builders? Also, what Township High School Districtthe outstanding coverage of Glenkirk on channel 41 for the benefit of Retirement BenefitPlan, Even though it wiil costyou afind some unsightly lola thatnoreal shame that Mayor BlaseaboutMayorBlase's meetings be- 219 have ended with an agree-'making it possible for ail bundle" to fight "city hail," weone has cleaned up in years events andprograms.Thiu has led Niles viewers and the following eligible - forpicks on the utIle guys. Whathind closed doors,..what was ment for a two-year contract en-employees ages 55 andover lo re- hope you can resolve your prob-enample, the north east comer of to increased public uwareness of communities:BedfordPush, tensionthrough about other businesses in Nuesdone about that? Bridgeview, the1991-92ceive retirement benefits, The lems with the village authorities. Oaktan and Waukegun has hadwith code violations? the needs of those with disabili- Broadview, Bar- school year. The Board of Educa- I'm a concerned citizen and bank,Cicero,ForestView, Hodg. current 1989 contract limits the the same misture of concrete One such busiuess is Norbert lies. We are pleased lo sendyou tiun approved the extension at itsearly retirement benefits In the middle ofjune, we were hats ta see bullies libe our mayoryonr plaque which demonstrates hint, Jaslice, Lyons, McCook, Io em- at u dinner with other Nues resi-pieces and weeds for almost 25Foot located on Milwaukee Ave- June26 meeting, the Niles Town-ployees ages 55 through 59. years. How did this comer escupe pick ou the litde guys, like Mr,your role in bettering the lives Niles, NOrthRiverside, Oak Pask, ship Federation ofTeuchers dents and the subject of your. nue, I wasjust there on July 2 andRuesch. River Forest, Stone Park, Sum- gave the Milwaukee Avenue beantifi- noticed the sheds they're working and futures ofpeople with devel- approval on June 29 and the Nites The support staff contractex- problems came up - each family mil, Willow Springs. Previously, tension includes a 7 percent sala- expressed the opinion you had acation program? Oat of...doesn't Niles building Respectfally, opmeutal disabilities. Township Support Staff Council Your property shows a hisloiy We cannot thank you enough the Catholic Television Netword of the North Suburban Teachersry increase for the 1990-91 and right to continue to work and live code forbid this type of structure? Name Withheld by Request shared ofNiles - do we really want ilre- for all you have done r'sd coulin- channelspacewith Union t.ocal 1274 accepted the1991-92 school years. In addi- where your family has lived for EWTN, but effective July 3, the. tion, an increase was made in the thepasttiOyears. moved so that NiIm can have a ne lo do. Thank you for giving of ..- proposal al its June28 meeting. sterile, suburban look? Non-voters can affect tax hikes yourself in such a very special Catholic viewers the opportnnity Included in the leacher's con-payment for cussed sick leave at I worked veiy close to your Name withheld by request way. I look forward to seeing you to view the Eternal Word Net- tract extension is a 6.5 percentretiromenl, as well as an increase business for more than a year and cc: N. Blase, Village President Dear Editor: soon tothankyou in person. work 24 banes a dey," said Irene salary increase farboth the 1990- inthe uniform allowance for I wouldlike to classify laspay-Saints? Sayables don't vote be- McFhail, general manager of Ca- those employees required towear . Alan G, Spector 91 and 1991-92 school years. ers into the followiug categories:cause they feel Iheiryole dors not Esecutive Director blevision of Chicago. "EWTN is Sonmier school salaries will alsoa uniform, Small postage vendors Sinners, Saints and Savables. make a difference, This is a lot of quality Cheistian prograsnnsing increase 6 percent in bothyears. Reclamation fortheentirefamily." Other changes in thesupport Taspayers who havevety shortbaloney. If the Saints concentrat- The current contract providesastaff contract include grievance can't compete memories and keep reelectinged ou wooing the Savables and Cablevision Systems Corpora- ti.75pescentincrease for 1989-90 DearEdilor Center closed lion and affiliated systems will procedures, Union couvention legislators who have been in of-not On coverling the Sinners, we school year and a 7 percent in-leave, holidays, pay upon promo- We've all been reading aboutthan10 yearsIosell slansps al fice and vole lo raise our laxescould baye a group of taxpayersdown serve more than 1.4 million sub- creasr for samnser school, lion asdshifl assignments. the Festal Union's concern overtheir face value through veuding shosldbe called Sinners. that the elected officials will lis-DearEdilor, scribers upon Completion ofpm- the contract postal units in the machines. This cauldbe achieved Taxpayers who havevetylenIobecouse the'H jobs depend t am in utter amazement at the viously announced acquisitions. Sears' stores. What we should be very easily through governmeutgood memories and vote against Onthese concerned people. decision Incluse down the Recta- Mom thau 1.2 million subscribers reading about is the public out- prucurement al a vet), small per.legislatures who raise our tases This is the only way we ace go- motion Center at 7929 Austin. will be served by Cablevision MG auxiliary member rage. centage. The public could buy shonldbecalled Saints, ing to stop one elected officialsNow that refuse disposal has be- Systems Corporation, and an ad- Recent figures we received stamps at their face value at con- Now come the taxpayers whofrom constantly increasing ourcome a national issue, recycling ditioual 178,000 will be served wins prize through the Freedom of Infoma- vrnient locations and Our em-do not- vote. They should betaxes and not being responsive lois becoming a recognized neces- by affiliated systems. Sen.Marovitz,nponaoroflegdslaijon lo consrolaemi-oulomaiic lion Act, show that it costs theployees would notbeon the called Savabtes. us. This is the only way they will A past president of the MortontheSeventhDistrict,Canna verge sity. weapons thatpassedthe Senate today, examinen and haiku with a Grove American Legion Asxil- l_Jsps$2.35 for every $1 soldof joiningthe unemploymeul It's obvious that the Sinners arehe more responsive to us than American Slate police officer about lhese deadly weapons. Hes legislation McDoualdofWilnuette, The timing of the District 219 ist2 Unit 134 has bora awardeda through the Sears' units. Thatrolls. Too simple? predominant, beconseour legista-their self interest groups. School Board on this derision banutheponnesaion ofamagazine with arapacily ofmore than IO The poppy is the flower ofro- tors are eetureedIo first piace prize in 7th District, $2.35 cost dors cot include the With programs that cost 235 office over 90 I muy be expecting too machcould not have been worse. tu the Legion school roundsandsemi-anlomatic handguns wilhponnession ofamago- membranen and featured in spe- percentof the time no matter how American Legion Auxiliary pop-cialcontests costofthescales orcash registerspercenl to operate, is it any won- from Ihr Savables, bat t have notfutureafteraltmunicipalities zinc witha rapacityofmore llsanls rounds. throughoutthe that Sears is supplied with, norder the postal service wants on- they volean issues, awardees ,py dayjudging fur her poppy en-spring season when it is lost faith in them. We nord themhave instituted mandatory recy- The legislalion wouldnot ban the sale, manufactureor panser- try. most does it include the cost of theotherrole increase? Our ooly salvation is the Saya-yery, very much if we ace to save prominently featured during Ute cling, t could undeestsnd the eco- American Legion school. alan ofsemi-auitomatjc weapons which can be uned legitimately The winning selectionwill graphics, lypesetting or engrav- DonaldConn, PresideutbIes, Together, the Saints andthis coantry. flamic reality ofclosing this facil- awards for the 1989 year have byl nportusnen. Memorial Month. ing for the seven brochures that Savables can remove the nudesir. 00w bu forwardedto Cook International Associalionof AnthouyJ. Guarnacciaily. Far the presentI feel it should .4 bern designated and the names Mrs. McDonald has been the were sent in seven separate mail- able legislature from office, The County, American Legion Auxil-president cusxently of the HuntS- Postage Stamp Vendors 8015 N. Wisner St, remain open. are being released now after the iaryFirstDivision compelition, ings to over one audahall million big question here is, how canwe Niles er-Wilmette Legion Auxiliary addresses in Greater Chicago- got the Savables ta join with the Thank you for listening, conunrnCement services. Chair- Maine Social Service Mes. Nancy Schueter-Unit46. Nues Seniors Don Kobyleski man John Slater, a past corn- Morrison, president during 1985 land. Il does include 7 percent of mander, indicates the local legion the gross sales that Sears is paid - ',, application of the lucalUnil, was awardeda by thrUSt'S. thank Bugle for korps the names usecretso the re- prize by the poppy chairman of SERVING THE . cipient and theirfamily and We've horn told that the 'overfree We publishevery Thursday... I Maine Township Supervisorthat serve Maine Township resi- NORTHWEST SUBURBS papers friends are first apprised of this ut FOR 35 YEARS the counter" cost at a pest office graduaction enescisrs. Joan B. Hall has announced thatdents. Applebaum is 7.5 percent; a far ciy from theDearMr. Besser: I The Morton Grove American applications for township fund- The board will hold public 235 percent the Sears program is The members of the "Senior Legion Fast 134 awarded these ing in 1990 will be available Julyhearings on the applications fromgraduates from FREE costing them, Citizens Club of Niles" wish to awards this year: ut Golf School, 31 Ia nonprofit social service7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Monday,Carleton College If I were one of the "suckers"thank yoa far yoar generous sup-I Leab Mishkin and Neil Ruben- agencies. SepL 18, and Wednesday, Sept. SHOP that has had u poslal sub-stationply of The Bugle throughout the I stein.AI Park View, Bobby 20. The board plans to vote on the in my510m, Mark Applebasm ofNites, re- for which I was paidyears,Thanks! Achettu and Jennifer Von Kussel. Any nonprofit agencythaIallocations Nov. 6 after weighing $1 peryear, I'd be screaming! Signedhy 51 members of serves Maine Township residentsthe requestn and considering staffceived the Bachelor of Arts de- ESTiMATES I St. Isaac Jogues winners were grec in music magna Cum laude If I owned a large corporation the SeniorCitizens ofNites I Krlley Weber and John Lucia.may apply for funding. Applica-recousmendalions, WE SERVICE ALL MAKES ANO and wasn't offered the same pro. dons must be completed and re- Applications may be obtainedfrom Carleton College during MODELn. AUTHORIZED And at St. Martha's the duo were Commencement esercise an Sat- ncnvictDEALERS t'oR: gram and free advertising, such LisaFinnern andKevio Mechan. turned by Sept.t in order forfrom Meryl Rivenson, Director as was given to Sears by the Unit- MG thanks I agencies to be considered forof Administration, Maine Town.urday, Juno 10. Applebaum re- I Slater says past consmander ceived the Sigrid and Erling Lar- mi Stales Poslal Service, I'd be supporters Roy ta Raussa and member Fredl990sucial service funds. shipTownHall, 1700 Ballardrd., screaming loo, In 1989 Maine Township allo-FarkRidge 60068. For further in-sen Award in the Creativo and HCA,ZENITH, SONY The Marlou Grove Chamber Mrdina presented the awards at Ferforasiug Arts. This prize is Hut t'es neither of the above. I Golf; past cosntnander Rolandcated $399,000 to 24 agenciesformation, call 297-2510. VCR'S A CAMERAS I'm a small business owner whoof Cammerce & Induslry would I awarded annually lo the student likeIosay 'Thank you" and give Mediva was the presrntato at vends postage slumps and I'm go- Fark View; and retiring cam- who has done the most memora- ing Out of business because therecognition to the following busi-I bIo or distinguished work in liter- nesses who sograciously donated I mander Jim OHms performed Edgar's traffic alum, music, drama, eithor as a Good Used Uniled States Poslal Service has the happy duty at SI. laascs. Past hired markeling people to solicitprizes for the Miss Mortou Orove creataror as a performer. Reconditioned Conlest: Commander Phil Cmcelleri pre- He is Ihe son of Mr. aud Mrs. my customers, One ofwhich used Avon Products, Baskin Rob-I sruted the pair of awards ut St. safety hints T.V.'s and VCR's to be Sears, There aie about 2,000 I Robert S. Applebaum of Carol ins, Brand Service Cesler, Cias- Martha's, Do not panic if your car's en-placing the belt with a nylonStreet, Nitos. FOR SALE otherposlage vending companiessic Design Awards, Dumpster FurtherSlatersalutespast in the United States that are also BUGLE PUBLICATIONS gine overheatsin the entramestocking can help regain power Flowers, Dot's Hallmark, FirstI cnnuuauder Joe Schmidt for theheat this summer, or ifyour storr-lamporarity. on the verge of bankruptcy be- I MINIATURES AT SAVE coapoN SAVE cause of USPS intrusion, OneNational Bank ofMorlon Grave, preparation of thu certificates; ing or brake fail, Instead, follow Same cars are equipped with a Great t'ramo Up, Hair Chasers, and Ihn delivery, SAL (Sons ofthese safety tips to prevent anar-backup brake system--brakes on DISCOUNT PRICES company in Houston filed bank-Happy Endings, Il Forno, K & K OFF I the Legion) commander Joel cident, both the front and back wheels. If 15% & 20% OFF ON TV SERVICE CALL ruptcy laIe last year. Is this theFiner Meats, Meade Furniture, I Taturaz, one syutem fails, the other may American Dream for small busi- Wheu the "hot" indicator light -çtE MINIATUREa OR ON cARRv.IN SERVICE MorIon Grove Gourmet Sweets, slillwork, butyou willneed to ex- -% 4 ':a', pouuve We ServiceAll Muke. to Mudolu ness owners and their employ- Morton Grove Jewelers, Morton ou the dashboard appears, the en- oMINIATURIaT FREE nxti,notnx orzar,v.in,. ces? I Uofl gine has began lo ovetheat. Pullest greater force than normal on ,., ,r; Grove Park District, Northem I the brake pedal. If the brake sys-B - ; MyO,n,LiOI. Our industry has been nego- Telecom-G.P.DJChicago, Par If off the road, turn off all accesso-tern fails completely, pump the O ' 5VId lialieg with the USPS foe more you have a petpeeve, a word of Book Awards ries and open the windows. 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I caused by a broken fan belt. Re- NuES 961-8282 High technology PAGE3S. at Lovola'sblood bank- On un average day, the blood Jaoosz. assistant ,noroton, salts into the conapuler grid pro- School of Nursing bank at Loyola Uxiversity Medi- blued bank. "When the bÍoodwasgram, the computer can analyze eal cal Center, Maywood, processesdotiveeed from LifeSoucce (theeach result to verifty Ihm patient's es over 100 units ofhlood products. company that supplies Loyolablood type. Before and grid nyu- graduates tnkeepiugwithregulatiousselbyWilh blood), we bud to registerhem, this process was all doue by the Pood and Drug Administra. lte number of each pint of bloodband. Employees celebrate: tian und the American Associa- InOlogbook; if the pintwas used "Not only siens the grid system Resurrectionnurseawarded tioo of BlOOd Banks, each indi-for a cross match (a test tosee ifrequire much less paperwork, it vidual unit of blood mast beIhedonor's blood and the patient'salso eliminatesclerical error," yearsof service curefally tagged, registered, andblood match) we had la log that;addedAlanl0offstadter, director, for outstanding volunteerism logged so it can he traced in theifthe hood typos didn'tmatcli andblood bank. "lt is possible to oc- Resurrection Medical Center As ucabin counselor in the iO- event of patient complications. a second cross mulch was re-cidenlally transpose numbers or Outpatient Nurse Martha Lee13 year old girls cabin, Adkius' At Loyola, until recently, thisquand, we had to log thaL Whenmisspell a name. Now, it is im- (Mar!i) Adldns of Des Plainesresponsibilities include dispens- process required two full timethe blood was finally used, thatpossible lo make a mistake -- the rl was cited by the Chicago Melno-leg medicines, leaching the chit- clerical personnel, spending allwas logged, loo." computerwon'tletyou." paulan Health Care Council fordren and pee-teens about their day tracking and logging blood Loyola has also heen chosen as test results, and four huge rooms 'By the eudôfthe day, we end-the alpha test sue for Sanquest's her heart-warming nursing skillsasthmaticconditions,helping ed up with hundreds of tiny slips at theorganizalions annual meet-them to understand Use impor- in which to store all thu records. newest program, Super Grid. Today, thanks to a specializedof paper lo film and stare. NowThey will begin workiag with the ing during National Hospitaltance of following doctors' or- this information is quickly and mf- Week May 14-19. AdIdas wasders, monitoring conditions and computer program, this process peogramuomelime this winIer. - ficiently logged, with no paper to "One success in debugging the one ofseveral Chicago area curs-supervising aclivities...allasa of recording has been reducedkeep trackof." es cited for outstanding proles-volunteer. froto hours to just minutes. And grid program has encouraged The facet of tise computer pro-Sunquest to use us for testing and sionalism and volunteerism atIbe In addition, she recently has as fur storage -- all the documen- gram that Sunquest has asked lancheon. become involved us a first aid tutiuxiskeptinasix byfourfoot -quality assurance of the next pro- dala hank, located in the Hospital Loyola to test is a grid. This grid-gram," said Jarotz. "We have al- After two years ofsludy, it wan all smikufor 18 graduating Carnally donating one weeknurse for the Lung Association's ullowu the btood bank to record lIurning utudentrfrom St. Francis HorpilalofEsranuson'a School of her vacation lime each year to marathon. laburalory. ready had a lot of blood banks This new program, produced the results of the testing processfrom other hospitals come to see ofNuraing. help ataspecial sununercamp for Adkins is a graduate of Triton that determines and mau-bes the - Theproudnursesgraduatedduthrgajune 23 cerernonyolSl. asthmatic children, Adkins says College (RiverGrovt), where she by Sunquest Information Sys- how we use thegridpragram. By terns of Tuxcon, Ario. and de- patient's blood type. The bloodgettingthese programs while Scho!aslicalliglsSchooi, 7416N.Ridge,chwago. signed specifically for hospital center needs lo take about seven they are still in fluaI stages of de- Students earned diplomas in nursing after completing the "I saw a noticefor the Lung Association's laboratories and blood hunks, has tests to determine thepatient's ac-velopment allows us to make ad- school's lssroyearprogram. Currently celebrating ils 70th Anni- HotyFumilyemployeeu (pictured left to right)RrayynondOtejcuk, tual type. versaiy, the School ofNursing offernflnancial aid options ana! Wildwood, Catherine Tosioto, Mount Pr'oopert, Maria Dr,nohue, been in place at Loyola for about justmeuls that better fit a hospital camp on a bulletin board, and the ideaofhelp- six months. Although Loyota's By entering the snveu test re-hloodbanksetup". jobappoinlmenl.s after graduation. ing asthmatic children really appealed to me." Mardi Adkins Palatine, Julie Johnnos, Des Plaises, Beverly McCall, Artin5ton Heights, and Paul Ploysook, Des Plaines recently celebrated 20 blood bank is one of 25 through- years of service to the hospital at its annual Recognition Dinner out the Uniled States using Ibis "Mardi is an oututauding ex- held is May. system, it is one ofonly two che- shc has been hooked on the kidsreceived her AA. degree. Sheample of nursing commitment sen by Sunquest lo text new soft- ever since her first summer campcurrentiy holds three state hems-and dedication,' noted Celerina ware. IØLLL5 fonryears ago. es and attends more thou 30 con- Beheman, vice president of Nues- Priorlothis -new system, L "l saw a notice for the Lungtinning education classes eaching at Resurrection Medical Cen- State agencies increase everything we didhad lo be hand- , BILL RIECK Association's camp on a bulletinyeas lo keep current. In addition,ter. "Her commitment to aiding recorded on paper," said Colteen Hardware hoard, and the idea of helpingshe is listed in the Who's Who di-asthmatic childres is commenda- autism awareness L'lL Is., aC.,.Asan asthmaticchildrenreallyap-reClOry of Young American Pro-bic and we're delighted to recog- Loyola advises pealedto me," she said. fessionals. nice herfor her efforts." The-movie "Rainmun" has in-work is done upIothe necessary creased public awareness of au-standards and ateo costlo the em against Lyme tisticsavants. However, mostptOyer. TOMATO CAGE Conte wins people with autism in Illinois do "Uelike other vocational reha- disease . 33" Resurrection offers not have the kindofgifted talentshilitation progealno, in which cli- Vacationers planning trips lo INSECTICIDAL CEO award displayed by the Gattin Hoffmanente ore enpectedto become corn- the East or West coasts or going I 3 Ring SOAP & characterin tire movie. ptetuly iudependent after a ccc- north to Wisconsin should take FLOWER James W. Conte, President and CPR progräm - tain point, Supported Reg. 1.19 Value CEO of Community Psychiatric Now, a statewide task force or- special precautions againstutick- Employment clients ore expected spread infection with polentially I 2q21 Centers has been named "Chief A revised AmericanRed Crossaal bleeding, bums, stroke, poi-gaxioed by the Illinois Society ofte always need somedegree of as- 174m? fixecutive Officerof the Decade'course combining both basic firstsoning,bites,breaks,su-aies, serious side effects, warns u I_ny- Autistic Citizens is developing asistuece on the job," DORS Di- ola University Medical Center 7" iWo Speed (r.. by the editors ofFinancial Worldaid training and cardiopulmonaryspruies, frostbite and more. In-training program for state sgen- rectorPhil Bradley said. - usan, Magazine. Mr. Conte, a Desresuscitation (CPR) will be of-su-action will he accompanied bycies and organizations to raise Autism is o complex psycho. dermatologist. Oscillating Fan Plaines native, is co-founder and fered in u two-part format thisspecial video presentutions and The infection, Lyme disrate, Deluec uscillutinu Inn leurumehnome publicawareness about non-logical disorder shot isolates the canses rashes and, if left untreat- President of Community Psychi- summer at Resurrection Medicalhands-on experience. A take-gifted people with autism, audaffected individual from tociely, pluted snIelygrll e,Ih ud1usrnble ongle aIne Centers, the healthcare cor-Center, 7435 W., Talcott ave.,home copy of the American Redhelp integrute them into Ike corn- eel, can attack joints and the ncr- und 2 npned esnt,5l. even from siguificont others such vous system, resulting in artbri- poralion which owns and Oper-Chicago. Cross Standard First Aid work-mxuity. os parents and sibtings. The Soci- ates CPC OldOrcbardHospitat in The program, including Amer-hook will be furnished. tis, numbness and tingling of the ety of Aulistic Citizeut estimates muscles aodjoints, and even fa- Skokie. ican Red Cross certification foe Participation is open to the Three slate agencies, the tIti-that 15 not of every togo peuple The award recogniees superiorsuccessful completion, mus fromgeneral public, but enrollment isnuis Department of Rehabitila- cid paralysis, said Bryan LAWN are autistic. Schultz, M.D., assistant clinical RESTORE ss leaderthip and business achieve-6 to 10 p.m. Monday and Tues-limited. For advance registrationlion Services (DORS), the Stale Peupte avilir autism have trou- RIIIER professor of dermatology, who menlo through its annual CEOday, July 10 and I I. A second of-and information, call the HealthBoard of Edncalion und the De-hIe with all forms of communica- 2._sunsq. r.Reduces r harchundelimin ares cendrons 15 has treated one of the area's float competition. Conta was selectedteeing is slated for Agunst 21 Promohinu and Wetluess depart-partolent of Mental Health andlieu. They often develop rituals- ha, promole r usarium . broxn parchen d Other psich Developmental Disabilities are victims oftbe condition. dru eases -Feeds I aunsnalur aty wilh tro-organi0no'- ()20"3-Speed Fan . for the accomplishments whichtond 22. Both sessions will he lo-ment a1792-5022. licbehaviorsandrepetitive contributing a total of $50,000 to Concereed about the rapid rise burninunit, osen, Oroducing a lush ureenlownorh Wide b uacob,cele ilFr computer has impacted his company andcated in the Sister AnneRoom lo- movements that give order and deep hardy rout sysrems. the industry during the 1980's. catedon the medical center's low- the prnject, and the Dr. Scholl's in the nurnbeeofvictims natioual- designed hgh selucity bludn. y- Rush North meaning Io the'd world. Experta ly . an estimated 40 percent io- lures 3 ,peed, o,nh Iubrcolnd bnun,ng Conte was selected by his peerser level. Cost of the program is Pnundatiou is adding $25mo. do not know what causes the dis- und uound arille, blude und duri The National Personnel Train- crease over last year's reported and security analysts who spe-$35 and advance registrahion is order and there is no cure. 17t brown uppuinreent,. - cialize in hospital managementrequired by calling the HealthShore Medical ing Association has begun teach- cases, Dr. Schultz advises travel- But Autism Society President ers to wear tighdy woven, white which also included winners ofPromotion andWellness office at leg stafffeom thetbree stale ngen-Janet Welbomn said people with thepast IO years. 792-5022. classes cies, who are lo train conunueity nrother light-coloredfabrics autism have potential lives, und while outdoors and avoid uncov- Conte founded Community According to nursing insu-ne- Two stress management class-agencies in three amas: modify. should nut be segregated frotn so- es are being offered by the Good cred skin whenever possible, par- Psychiatric Centers with Robentoes Gloria Hudgin and Margie Ing self-abusive behavior and im- ctety. Green ¡u 1969. Together, they- Whiteey, presenting the certifica-Health Program of Rush Northproving communicationskills; Itcularly in wooded areas orplac- "Ralumun was a wouderful gift es of dense vegetation. builtacompany which has growntion program, thecourse wilt coy-ShoreMedical Center. leaching vocational skilts; andin- as far us helpieg peuple nuder- lo he one of the nation's largester seveeal critical lopics includ- "Auger Trap: Empowermenllergrating people with autism For as extra layer of prolec- standautism,"Welbornsaid. tion, Dr. Schultz recommends re- and most successfulhospitaling: rescue breathing, CPR, andorDeptession," will be presented into the community. "The autistic character in the mu- managementcorporations. treatment for internal and ester-on Wednesdays, July 26, and An- pellents. DORS' role will stress coca-vie learned more in the week he 2.99 gnst 2, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. The than he had cost is $30. tional training. "SupporTed Em-was with his brother Jewish CVR Disc-15 exp. Both sessions will he conduct-ploymeul il a distinct possibility, in a lifetime iu an institution." GB-110-24 exp. edhy Sheila Kimmel, MS., an uf-because Ihere it tong-term sup- Congregation's GA-135-24 exp. filiate member of the medicalpervtsion built into the program," staff of Rush North Shore Medi.turd DORS program specialistHospital presents L.D. program cal Center andpeacticing psycho-Paul Worrall, a member of the therapy courses Hiles Township Jewish Con- therapist formore than 20 years. Iaskfnrce. gregation, 4500 Dempsher, Ska- Por further information and lo Supported Employment isa Rush North Shore Medical kim, will have a very significant 429 50 register, cull the Good Healthvocalsonalrehabilitationpro-Center's "Back School," a four- program added lo their Hebrew BAG for Program of Ruth North Shoregitmin which people with teverepartseriet conducted by the phys- School curriculum beginning In I Medical Center ut 677-9600, Ext.dtsabtlities are competitivelyem-ical therapy department, will be Soptonsherofthis year. TAKE CARE OF YOUR TEETH. 3588. The deadline for registra-ployed with the aid ofu jobheld from 7:30 lo 9:30p.m. Tues- The Jewish Federation of Chr- tian isMonday, July24. coach. Thejob coach eusures that 11, cago will be funding ax L.D. pro- THEY HAVE FEELINGS TOO. days aud Weduesdays, July OUR FULL PIPE THREADING - KEYS CUT TRAVELERs EPRE5t 20, 25 and 27 in the fifth-floor gram which will meet twice u CARPET CLEANER RENTAL NEW! From Ace Hardware GENERAL DENTISTRY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. lounge. week forchildren who are inured SERVICE SHADES CUT U PAINT MIXING MONEY OPDERS .OondFflt crosne n,egus . Dentures . Pu,iodonteOum"Therapy rCHESTERJ NOWAK, O.D-C.O.V.D. Presented by licensed physical of special education. The class FREE . tootCan& Truarrrrorrt . Chsdruns Dentisrry STORE C 'P.- therapists, the classes will teach will meet on Sunday mornings Only Ea. I between 9 and IO am. aud on DELIVERY With a professional cleaning, initial exam and Visual Analysisand participants how to prevent and OFFERS... cavity detecting x-rays are free. minimize back problems by prac- Wednesday afternoons from 4-5 I Consultation ticiug proper -posture and body pus. This program is open to the mechanics and by using specific cusnnsunity.interested parents EVENING AND SATURDAY HOURS AVAILABLE tech- are requested to call Dr. Yosef 24 Hour i Day Emergency Service Contact Lenses- (Children) exercises and relaxutioo L- niques. Levaxon, Educational Director of Visual TherapyCenter Costofthm series is $45. Regis- the Congregation al 675-4141. ' 699-0864 trution is requested by Friday, Enrollment in this newly eslab- I: MARCUS GOTTLIEB. D.D.S. 8150 Milwaukee Ave., Nues IL 68648 July 14. Toregister, call the phys- ttthedpeogram will be limited. 9101GREENWOOD NILES SUITE 305 ji 677- Foradditionalinformation PIlONE: 8235988 OPEN DAILY leal therapy department at I 9600, est. 3664. _- cxntactDe, Levanon. P3tV.Ù6 revesaR ,-- THEnUGLE,/flItJRSDAy; JULY13; 1909 'PAGE 37
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O, io the heart of your York dealer's Total for $1,550 permonth; the second,George b.Kemple, esecutiveformerchairrnan andchinfnxecu- Naelhhronk America'sjg,fOOdLawnCareleam Comfort System. with 1,425 square feel, is $1,430vice peetidenl-opnralionsforlive officer, at his retirement in permouth (prices md availabilityCentral Save upto75%off Heating and cooling comfort in Telephone Company, 1988, The award honorsemploy. I FREE ssbjectlu changewithoul notice.)during a luncheon held is Manga- work they do, but most furniture stores I- eel not for Ihn , LAWN CARE BOTTLE TREE CARE every room. There are famished models rep.no's honor at the Ramada Hotel fOrtheironlstanding deeds, .wmd&Feed resenlingeach plan. . mol OF PLANT .DenpRnotreedim Moisture balanced sir O'Hare in Rosemenl, Save an additonal i i.¡O . nrnbgrmn Castrnl .Iraeetnprnythg Valley Lo Towers' mou pops- Ou Feb. 6, 1987, while work- with this coupon . mcml S Dlnenm Cmtml FOOD WITH Filtered air lar feature appears to be the out- Randhurst hosts . Lawn Aeration ing at the Rosemont Horizon ax . Slit t.eding ESTIMATE . These new furnaces have an deer swimming pool, now in illan auxiliary public safely officerSales "Building" Expires 9-30-89 PLÇ4,4' AFUE of 80% or higher second summer of operation,forlhevillageofkosemonL Man- r i 863-6255 Mrs. Twardzik observes. The 30-gano tam a crowd gathering. HeEvent I I FOR VAWABLE COUPON le! ',,..,,rnarY) Low operating cost by-SO-fool poni, adjoining club-worked his way through and The Merchanls Of Randhonl Dependable operation house and a lighted tennis courtfound a man collapsedon the Shopping CenlerwiB be conduct- conslilute the Valley Lo Tomen : RATES floor tuffering from cardiacsr- Ing their annual summer side- VALUABLE COUPON piE M4 Swim & Tennis Clsb, which isrest, walksale,July 13th- 16th, 1959. IN open lo all residents al no extra Mungono immediately Theeventwill have aconsOxtc- : ); charge. checked the man's vital signs and lion theme since the Center is in From $99900 PP. I I YORK® The apartments have an indi. THIS AMERICAN FAMIlY Houteand A,rCorrinsnv® discovernd the victim hadnothe midst of a major renovation. vidually moaitored uise securitypsise and was not breathing. Af-Merchants will compete for the Value Season R 'o'VAWE alano sytlem with a "panic" de- : SPECIAL: AUItIlfOME8usrn($S0e4Lme11FE ter calling for tomeone to alert Best Conslruclion Coslume in Includes Free GAS, YOUR BEST Free Estimates vice in noch mosler bedroom andthe paramedict, mangano, Quarters .DAN KORVAS AGENCY ENERGY SALUE Oeles . service . Inituilnlion several calegories. In addition, bathroom, smoke detectors, indi-cleared the victim's airway andareas entidad "Bargain Baue- 400 6. Touhy . D P1a5 Air Fare! : SECTION: . AUTO . LIFE . BUSINESS Beating . Air Conditiastsg vidsally controlled Commercial Rnfrigerntion naergy-began administrating (TR with . HEALTH HOME efficient airconditioning systems monIs" will be set aside for ex- 635-3059 i Day Costa ANNUITIES the help of another officeruntiltraordinaiy deals, : Call and economical gas-fired heat-the paramedics arrived, Both 800K CRUISE AND Riviera Cruise With this enupnn and in-pnrsnn inquiry rnnoivn, men Randhnnt Shopping Cents is I F10 Bette I Choteo nf, dug units. Gas ranges add farthercoslinued lo assitt the paramed- RECEIVE A DESIGNER economy. located in Mount Prospect at the F REEROAD MAP ORTHERMOS DOVELE ici suhl u pulse was regained andintersection of Rand and Elm- For fsrther information, caller FREE 'l O22SCALDWELL.NILES the victimwas tokenaway by am. The Bugle: PERRIAiRE visit the leasing center at t950 burst Roads, It features Berg- CRUISING ITALI.J STVE' HOU0S INC! balance to alscal hospital, (VALUE $24.951 I i SUITE lei In rennt Chestnut Ave., Glenview, Hann ncr's, Carson Fiele Scott, Kohl's, 96390O MON, . pfl 905 - 6,00 PM ."lee Musgoso didn't helpthe Monlgomery Want's, Spies, 1te PHONE,647-0587 CAT. 10,30 . 3 55 PM 7225 CaIdwell Nues, illinois 60648 are from 9 am. lo 5 p.m. week- L , victim for rewardor recognition.Marketplace/pashcarin, The pic- COUPON .arvi%nffiwiSn days, noon lo 5 p.m. Salueday and VALUABLE COUPON 777-4888 . He did il hecaose he is goodper- court, and 140 fine Sunday.Telrphonn999l8oj nile/food son, and one whocares about oth- shops andreslanrants. PACE 38 THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1989 1lrfs st :rsy .'(/s1rn:hri;oJ;)TJx Stir THE HUGLe,TItURsDAY, JULy 13, t000 PAGE 30 nerainen CHICAGO'S - LAKEFRONTPOLISH FESTIVAL July activities at the loochildren attend Botanical Garden Fun Fair FeâLPoae SaturdayJu1y 15: Shoin building, Moss Garden,StateUniversily al7p.m. : Family Activity at the Garden-aod Dry Garden hourly from The Chicago Botanical Ganden ing Discovery Station. Children l:15-4:15p.m. is located on Lake-Conk Road in - -,- -,. HAVE FUNTHE POLISHWAY can discover how to enjoy andMonday,Ju!y 24: Glencoe, one-Isalfmile cosI of the grow fragranl herhs. From 1-4 Carillon Concerlperformed byEdens Espressway. The Bótani- p.m. in the Home Landscape Thomas ReifofChicago all p.m. cal Gardens is openeveny day eu- DemonslrationGarden. Saturday,JuIy 29: cepl Christmas from 7 am. until FRIDA Y,JULY 14 BudWer Sunday,JuIy 16: Family Activity al the Garden- sunset. Admission isfree; parking LOMBARD Family Aclivily al the Garden- ing Discovery Station. Children is $2 per car. The 300-acre facili- 30uAflnivcp,j POLANDS HOliESTROCK BAND ing Discovery Stalion. Childrencao discover how lo enjoy and ty is owned by the Forest Preseve E OF' can discover how lo enjoy andgrow fragrant herbs. Prom l-4District of Cook County and R grow fragrant herbs. From 1-4 a: 1)S p.m. in the Home Landscape managed by tise Chicago Horti- 9 PM MALGORZATA OrROWSKA p.m. in the Home LandscapeDemonstration Garden. cultural Society. For additional \ LL- DemonstrationGarden. Plower show: Japanese Flower information, call 835-5440. .C; Monday,juIy17: ArnagemeulsoftheSogetsu 4, LENNY GOMULKand Carillon Coacert: Performance School on display in the Eshibi- q' / ¿ THE CHICAGO hy Sue Jones of Springfield at 7 Art exhibit .. Ò.:t PUSH tioo Hall from l-5 p.m. .s 's. p Sueday,JuIy 30: at Oakton - Family Activity at the Garden- Cooking Demonstration in Ilse -/'b'R 47TH STREETCONCERTINA BAND lug Discovery Staion. Childrenfeuil and vegelablegarden al 1:30 An artexhibit hy Mildred 'cP - cao discover how to enjoy andand2:30p.m. Lachman-Chapin,a Deerfteld A face painting and mask mak-featured in the guide including 'V , Iv - grow fragrant hrrbs. From l-4 Family Activity at the Garden-resident and a teacher at theing werkaltop by Expresa-Wayuthe Adler Planetarium, the WITH SPECIAL GUEST I p.m.inthe Home Landscape¡ng Discovery Station. ChildrenSchool of the art Institute of Chi- Children's Museum added te theChicago Academy of Sciences, Demonstration Garden. cago, is open through July 27 in . excitement of the SherntonExpress-Ways CHildren's 1 can discover how to enjoy and Rick "Elvis" - - - , Saucedo8 PM Sunday,JuIy 23: grow fragranl herbs. From l-4 the Koehuline Gallery at OaktonPlaza's recent Museum Fun FairMuseum, Uso Field Museum nf Iris and Daylily Society Show Consmunily College, 1600 E.for nearly 100 children of HullNatural HIstory and Shedd p.m. inthe Home Landscape Holme's Clarence Darrow and and Sale from 12-5 pm. in theDemonstration Garden. GolfRoad, Den Plaines. Aquarioni Education Building. Parkway Community Centern. Performance: Portrayal of the Chapins exhibit, Visages, rep- SheratonPlena LOMBARD Demonstration: Cooking dem-Swedish botanist Linnaens. Per- general Thegoiden are available free at - 8:00 PM onstration by SusanCarhnan, ait- resents paintings which capturesmanager Bill Henderson, center,the Shereton Plaza or at the SA TURDAY, JUL Y15 formances are nl 12:15, 1:15,facial eupression ofteiror, warn-was among those nbaring the day thor of Farmefs Gardon Cook-2:15, and 3:15 p.m. in Ike Heñ- Chicago and Illinois Taurines Of- bookatl:lOand2:30pminthe ing, sadness, tenderness, surprisewith the indu. ficen. Additionally, they are be- NICHOLAS TREMULIS- 9:30 P.M. - tageGarden. und fear. She has a maxtefs de- TIse Fias Fair helped teunch the 1ruitandVegetableGarden. Garden Tour of the Japanese Ing seldfornominaJ feesto the : Family Activity at the Garden- grec in Special Education frompublication of the betel's necondgift nhopa of a ounsber of -.- Garden: Visitent can tour the -- The AmtinicanUniveasityin editionof A Kid's Guide to TAMI SHOW - 4_ ing Diocovety Station. ChildrenShoin building, Moss Garden, mtLnewnn including in the guide, LECHICI FOLK DANCERS can ditcovuc how lo enjoy and Washington, D.C. She has stud-Chicago and offered ezhibitnwith proceedu benefiting the ADAM MAKOWICZ (JAZZ) : ' ' - - and Dry Garden hourly fromled etching and lithography infrom a number of the museuma CHI-TOWN EXPRESS - - grow frageant herbs. From 1-41:15-4:15p.m. argenlzatlnna. - VALDEMAR KOCON Paris, France, and liguen painting - JOE WALEGA & THE - p.m. in the Home Landucnpe Landscape Demonstraiso Gar- HAPPY-HEARTS - and watescolor in Salzburg, Ans- L'ILRICHARD POLKA BAND O. RATORIUM - DemonstrationGarden. den. ' - FROM POLAND - Performance: Portrayal of the ida and has been a practitioner Festival : Japanese Flower Arragements Polonaise : - JACEK KACZMARSKI - Swedish botanist Linnaeuu. Per- and teacher of un therapy with of the Sogetsa School will beyeats ofclinical and teaching ex- Constances are al 12:15, 1:15,-shown from 10 am. to 5 p.m. in 2:15, and 3:15 p.m. in the Hen- penience. She has alto presented Program theEducalion Center. solo exhibitions in Rome, Paris, toge Ganden. Monday,JuIy 31: Competition for the litleofsingle, never married;nnd apee- Garden Tour of the Japanese Turkey, Washington, D.C., Cali- Carillon Concerlperformed byfonda and Chicago. Miss Polonaise 1989 will be amanent resident of tIle United Gardes: Visitors can tour theRichard Von Grabow of Iowa special featsire of Festival Polo-Slates oraU.S. citizen. SUNDAY, JULY 16 THREE DOG NIGAT Gallesy hours are from 7:30nuise which will be held Jnly 14, Young women interested in - 6:00 PM MORTON GROVE THEATRE am. to tO p.m. Mondays through 15, and 16 at Navy Pier. competing should request an en- 7300 DEMPSTER 967-6010 Thursdays. Por information, call Theprogram which will colmi-ley form and directions from the -"- 'lløVALDEMAR KOCON- 4OO PM " MATINEES EVERYDAY 635-1640. naleiu the seleclionofMiss !0l0.Polish American Congress, 5844 ::- - \O0 -- noise andfoucrunnein-up, will beN. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, , :oc
- ADAM MAKOWICZ held at2:30 p.m.on Sunday after-60646(631-7268). o -; (JAZZ) STARTS FRI. "PINK CADILLAC" Windy City noon,July l6.Crileriaforentryto FestivalPolonaise will provide LII RICHARD POLKABAND EVERYDAY: the competition includes: Polishthree days of continuous enter- 10M BARD JULY 14th 1:00. 3:15. 5:30. 7:45. 10:00 Theatre heritage, between ages of 18-30;tainment. Featured performers JACEK KACZMARSKI Clint Eastwnod ORATORIUM- FROM POLAND will be: Waldemar Kocon; Adam - MISS POLONAISECONTEST one-act plays Moritay Makowicz;Lombard..Poland's JOZEF HOMIK holtest rock band, Polish folk ' STARTS FRI "PET SEMATARY" TheWindy City TheatreCom- College art dancers, Three Dog Night; many SUNDAY MASS-i i :00 AM JULY 14th EVERYDAY: puny presentsan evening of Polish bands; Nicholas Tremulis A Stephen King 1:35. 3:40. 5:45. 7:50. 9:55 Citeever. TIse collection ofonefestival andmnch, much more. actplays will be shown on Friday PRESENTATION On Friday night, July 14, will - .CONTINUOUS nightsiuly 14, 21 and28 atllp.m. Patricia Ochonicki, Rick Ru- ENTERTAINMENT ON3 STAGES hin and Joe Veracka, all of Mor-he the celebration ofthe 30th An- and on Saturday nights July 15, niversary ofrock and roll, fealnr- e1otOø e POLISH and INTERNATIONAL "SCANDAL" 22and29al7p.m. ton Grove, are three of this years FOOD HELD OVEI ing:Herman'sHermits, Tiny EVERYDAY: feasurcdartjxts at the 17th AnnualTim, The Coasters, the Sufaris, . DANCING TOPOLKA MUSIC Bridget Fonda 1:45. 3:50, 5:55. 8:00, 10:05 The plays will he presnnted atMonEy College Ant Festival, VL%%bS Pilsen Earl Center for the Ants,which will be held Friday, Salar-the Troggs, Al Wilson, Otis Day e BINGOs CULTURAL EXHIBITS and IB 1935 5. Halsted;Tickets are $8.day and Sunday, July 14, 15 andandlhe Knights, andRick "Elvis" CRAFTS For information and reservations16. Mx. Ochonicki will displaySaucedo. , s. a phone4l4-9989. her fabnick and soft sculptures, For more information,call 631-7268 between 10 am. and 5 e atNAVY PI - . Mr. Robin, his paintings andMr. 1Ot850%%Ot Veracka, his woodcarvings. p.m Lakefront and 4', The Arg Auction which will BG' GrandAvenue feature international artists willBotanic Parking Available begin at S p.m. Friday and willbe Free Shuttlebus from MonroeStreet Garage (Monroe RES AURANT GUIDE conductedby Genesis Galleries. Garden hosts Street and Lake ShoreDrive) In addition to theart displays, many mssicians and other penfor.Daylily show TICKETS $6 AT THE GATE FRIDAY, JULY 14,- 3:00 PM. - 11:00 PM aranceartistaarescheduled The Nonthxhore tris and Dayli- Ihroughnut the Festival.Perform- ly Society will present its annual SATURDAY, JULY15,- 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM ers include the Jesse White Tom- show end sale in the East Green- $5 IN ADVANCE AT DomIn bling and Dance Group, JoeLed- house Gallery offre Chicago Bo- SUNDAY JULY 16,- 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 9078 Golf Road, Golf Glen Mart, Des Plaines803-4040 ger and the Rainbow Squarelanic Garden from 12 to 5p.m. Children Under 10 FREE - For More Information Call Dancers, the Fxnny PaceClown lheweekeadofsuly22 and23. S595 Group and maoy others Due to the single-day bloom- Seniors Pay Only $3 Between 3 PM- 6 PM Friday DINNER FOR TWOFOR C, The Art Festival will befroming of daylilies, the exhibit will 631-3300 LUNCH & DINNER SERVED DAILY o t t am. to 6 p.m.on hoth Soter- ben held only from nons lo 5 p.m. day and Sunday afternoons. - Hours: San,.Thurs. 10 AM -9PM - Fri. B Sas. 10 AM - 10 PM C Both on Snsday, JxIy 30. The Iris and Sponsored by: Polish American Foundation andI linoisDivision Polish American Congress. events will take piareou, the DINNER FOR TWO Daylily Society will holst ils sale . Monlay Collegecampus, located s - v MIX or MATCH ANY 2 DINNERS FROM4-9PM NIGHTLY o from noon to 5 p.m. on both Sal- Columbia National Bank at 3750 W. Petersonave., in Chi- urday and Sunday. ,(ThIsOFFER IS GOOD WITH ORWIThOUt COUPON) z cago. [PEPSIJ s 2 Gyros Plates The Chicago Botanic Garden Kraku---,- //KL//t 9arr.oIt. . 2 BeofKabob Plates There is a suggesteddonation is located on Luke-Cook Road in GIZk of $5 pee person for HOTELS'RESORTS . 2 Breaded Shrimp Plates the Anctios Glencoe, one-halfmilc east of the JeftOr$onSliteBank 215.95 and for the Art Festival, Nouwood Savingu Bank . 1I2 Grecian or BBO Chicken DINNERS INCLUDE: $2 for Edens Expressway. The Botanic onk,:i adults und $1 forseniors and chit- Garden is Open every day except arte AMERlCN -f AM Northwestern Savings . 2 Butt Steak Planes Gadin or Pita Bread then. Proceeds will w , p,ßROAUINc. Perk National Bank . 2 Breaded Fillet of Sole Fronch Fries Coin Slow benefit Mon. Christmas from 7 am. until sun- lay Colegn educationalpro- Poland" Standard Federal Savings grants. set. Admission is free: parking is "Daily Serilce fo #1 TOUR OPERATORTO POLAND $2 per car. , Taiman Home Savings I )iq srt r: 'riiY,a._U::- j:t !J:X':t J:T PAGE 40 THE BUGLE,B5JR5DAY, JIJLY 13,1909 . THE BUGLF. THURSDAY JULY13, tans PAGE41 tune ce 'r.tuc, ,5Aoessant,oJouostIlT us arMo u o Park District News ay,: Niles Park Dog Ni].es Park Buddy Can You Golf Instruction Mini-Golf. Obedience classCeramic The Nues Paik District is of- at Tam fering a Dog Obedience class on classes Thursday evenings from 7:30- Golf Course Tournament Winners 9:30 p.m. at the Recreation Cen- The Niles Past Disthct is of- ter, 7877 N. Milwaukee Ave., be- fering you the opportunity lo try The Niles Parh District's Tam ginning July 20 and running your hand at the art of Ceramics. Gull Course ist nffering grnup gnlf through September 21. leteons.Classes nffered are: Spare A This 2-day workshop will allow Beginner-Jr. Menday, 9 te 9:45 Dime??? Theprogram will be taught by each participant the opportunity am., Adult Novice - Mnnday, 810 1.,ori Spade, our experienced dog to experience the fan of finishing trainer. Dogs attending must have 0:45 am. or Thtttsday, 6:30 to 2 types of ceramic pieces. You 7:15 p.m. and Adnit Intermediate current rabies immunization andwitt be trarning Buse both glares-Tuesday, lltoll:45a.m. ar6:3Oto be at least 4 months old. Coarse and stains. The $25 fee includes 7:15 p.m. Instruction will he held work includes all AKC Obedi- all supplies, firing and instaste-unce a week fur a six week ence exercises, hand signals, and don. Amorning workshop will beperiod. Residente pay $50 for 6 grooming. Pee-registration is notoffered Tuesday, Aug. 8 and 15leasom and nun-residents pay- necessary. Bring your dog's snag frem 9:30 am. to 12:30 p.m. An $55. All lessons lakeplace at Tam neck collar measurements to the evening workshopwill also be of- Golf Coarse, 8780 Howard Street firstclass, whichis attendedwith-fered on Thursday, Aug. 10 and in Nlles. tossons begin the week outyourpel. 17 from 7 to tO p.m. Both classes ofJuly 10.In-person registration The fee is $75 per resident andwill be held at the BallardLeisneeis being taken at the cortIto. For $85 per non-resident. Ifyoa have Center, 8320 Ballardrd. inNiles. mure information cali Tam at any questions concerning oar dog Poradditionalinformation, obedience program, please callplease call the park district at . . Lori Spade at 583-6197. 824-8860. Psctared above arelozwiak Par/c "Summer Kick-Off" Mini-Golf Poolside brunch Toasnamenf winnero: (left to right) Josh Boyows, John Serowsid, Jenny Mataooa, Jenna Miglore andParkDioirict Preoident Elaine Sports ComplexNiles offers at Oriole Pool Ucinen. On Satarday, July23, al Oriole indoor roller indoor roller Pool, and Saturday, August 6, atLeaning Harser Pool from 9:30-11:30 Niles Park skating skating am., come andenjoy a refreshing The Nileo Park District is of- The Niles Park District is of-morning swim followed by a tao-Tower YMCA tot trip fering indoor roller skating at the fering indoor roller skating at thety brunch. Flotation devices am TheNilesPuttDistrict Sports Comptes, 8435 BallardSports Complex, 8435 Ballardallowed and 'Free Waterslide"Scuba Course presents it's second Tnt Trip of Road in Niles. The rink will beRoad, Niles. The rink will bewill be available al Hatrer Pool. The Leaning Tower YMCA,the summer. We will be heading open eves)' Sunday from 3-5 p.m. open every Sunday from 3-5 p.m.The fee is $5 and a swim patch is 6300 W. Toohy, Niles, will beto Lake Zurich Beach on Tues- Admission is $2 perperson. Admission is $2 perperson. required. Advance registration isconducting their annual 'Open GARACESAL day, July 18. Our tut trips offer Jein your friends, bring your Join yoar friends, bring yournecessary; you may register at theWater Il Scnba Course". Nowmom aud/orpopthe chance toen- skates or roller blades and skate skates or roller blades and skatePrairie View Community Center,YMCA Bronze star and basicjoy a summer trip with their tot in air conditioned comfort. Noin air conditioned comfort. No6834 Dempster Street, Mortonscaba divers can recortify with a(s). 1f you have older children rental skates are available. rental skates are available. Grove. permanent C" card (no renewalthey are more than welcome to required) called Open Waler Div-come along. er Il. This certification will con- Our coach bus wilidepart from sist of one classroom and one the Ballard Leisure Center, 8320 pool session, plus a week-end ofBallard Road at 10 n.m. and re- diving at Devils Lake, Wiscon- turn at 3 p.m. The cost of the trip sin. Permanent card issuedis $5 por person. Bring a picnic upon completion ofthecoarse. lunch and juiu Lauri Sleezlecki, ... 3LINES $6.50 Medical form needed by Au-ourtrip snpervisorfora fun day at gust 2. Lecture on August 22I she Zurich Beach. Pur more in- from 6:30-8 p.m. and 8-10:30 formation, call the park district at . . . EACH ADDITIONAL WORD p.m. The Devil's Lake, Wiscon-824-6860. tin weekend is August26 and 27. While supplieslast,scubaMG Park eqaipmentforpool nsemay bere- . . . served in advance for a fee. Forpreschool ISJUSTADIME!!! - .- sdditioual information, call Lau-registration rieouth at 647-8222, . Registration has begun for the MISCELLANEOUS 1989-90Morton Orove Park Din- Niles Park stet Preschool classes that begin CLOSET CLUTTERED, BASEMENT :) FORSALE Sept. 1 1. Registration is ou a first BULGING, Coed Volleyball come--first served basis, and all . :, SPECIAL! forms must be completed in full The Niles Park Disrict is host-before the registration will be ing its 1st Annual Co-ed Sandprocessed. Birth certificates must GARAGE GROWING??? Volleyball Tourny. The Doublebe shown at the time of registra- 5 Weeksfor $6.50 Elimination Tournament will betien. Register at the Praute View held al the Sports Complex Pool,Community Center, 6834 Demp- Each AdditionaIW,rd Is Just 1Ø 8435 Ballad rd. Sunday, Aug.20sterStreet, Mcsrton Grove. with games scheduled to begin at Call The Bugie to sell your unwanted items. noon. Teams will play best out of Call The Bugie Today three In win a match with all par-Demographic Your ad will appear in all of our papers, for just ticipauls receiving a tournament T-shirt. Awards will be given tostudy begins in $6.50 for 3 lines and each additional word is just the tap finishing teams and may District 67 . 10. Use the coupon below and mail it along with vary between 2 lo 4 teams euler- and Place Your ing the tournament. All interested The Boned of Bducation of your payment to: Bugle Publications, Classified teams must register by July 21.SchoolDistrict6l has announced Manager, 8746 N. Shermer IRd., Nues, IL 60648. Feeis $75/per team. the employment of Dr. Robert Por further information, callCampbell ofHarold Webb Asso- Brace at 824-8860. ciatos, Ltd., a management con- Garage Sale Ad or Call Today: 966-3900 salting fam specíalieing in ser- vices to school districts. Niles Park Dr. Campbell, u former school r . . lap swim superiutendentwithextensive and Receive demographicexperience,will Let the Nibs Park District beperform a three-part drmugraph- ynnr wake-up call this summer,ic stedy for School District 67. The Sports Cumplen Pool locatedPart I consists of a review and at 8435 Ballard rd. in Niles willverification of data which has . 2 Free Signs be open Monday, Wednesdaybeen presented to the Board of . ., and Friday, 6:30am. to 9 am.,Education concerning future en- June 19 through August 25 forrollmeut. Part Il will include the Burly BiedLap Swim, preparation uf a school district CherkEn lodD Cdt cxp Designated slow, medinm andmap providing households, sta- Visa D Lgname fast lunes will beestablished anddent count, and the identification Maste,Ca d D our staff will chart yourprogressof pee-school children, and Part 1w L J 966-3900 euch visit if you wish. Thefee isIII will be a listing df observa- $1 per visit. Pormore informa-tions und conclusions warranted lion call the parkdistrict at 824-from the data produced and re- ng®J.oO/O 8860. viewed. L-
-PAGE 42 FIjE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 19x9 Et VII'fSm;;RIflT Heu's ,lA'Y./5l,-,'fAcfHuCH'',/lJi1:gl1 b/ItT' Ci./OCA'h. ,THE BUGLE THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1959 PACE 43 USE THE BUGLE Your Ad Appears In The Following Editions USETHEBUGLE Your Ad Appears In The Following Editions NILES BUGLE Classifieds a MORTON GROVE BUGLE I Classifieds S NILES BUGLE a SKOKIE/LINCOLNWOOD BUGLE a MORTON GROVE BUGLE . PARK RIDGE/DES PLAINES BUGLE S SKOKIE/LINCOLNWOOD BUGLE 966-3900 e PARK RIDGE/DES PLAINES BUGLE s GOLF-MILL/EAST MAINE BUGLE 966-3900 S GOLF-MILL/EAST MAINE BUGLE
EQ.TO: BLACKTOP CATCH BASINS u & SEWERS CONSTRUCTION HANDYMAN I a-. SIDING VCR MAINTENANCE WHELAN PAVING All Kinds of Carpentry Wcd JOHNS SEWER H.C. CONSTRUCTION RICH of Lincoinwood PREClSIO . a ROOFS PORCHES SIDING SERVICE AND REMODELING THE HANDYMAN CALL PARK RIDGE EXTERIOR Specializing in: OV.r 30 Sovn a DECKS . ADDITIONS NuES TOWNS HIP Oakton & Milwaukee, G couru I Contraetino BsiIdlng Maintenance PAINTING Beat the Spring Ruslt n VCR HEAD CLEANING . ExCvatrofl We aise build new Remes. Free . KITCHENS BATHROOMS Carpenlry Slavin' Dave n REPAIRS eStimatoR. Insurance. Diseeuet fer RE5IOENTIALCOMMERCIAL . cos,rcIng of d,ivwy NUes . REC ROOMS ADDITIONS Eleolricul 'Plumbing SAVE UP TO 30% n HOOKUPS IN HOMES . S.aI Coating. Patching PORCHES SIDING PaistinS.Intorier/Eolerier for Landscaping Complete Decorating FREE ESTIMATES CALL: 696-0889 WALLPAPERING n REASONABLE RATES ROOFING .TUCKPOINTING Wegther InNs/allen Clearing Siding, SotOl & Fascia Warb 675-3352 763-3651899.3027 Votar Nnighberheed Sewer Man GUTIERSCONCRETE WORK GUTTER CLEANING W000 REFINISHING CALL DAVE: BRICK H BLOCK WORK INSURED HEASONAOLE ORTES Household Repairs FULLY INSURED L:tc't:eie MaCuI, cture,s Warracly FREE ESTIMATES 1 0 '/ear Labe, Warrurly 00er 30 Srs. Quality Enpen oSee Nojob loo big or too sinai! 965-6725 AUTRY'S, INC. 965.8114 FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES s (DO-DROP) Call 827-9708 or leave TONY FINANCING AVAILABLE mousage . - SEWERAGE 736-0045 CATCH BASINS CIRCLE. J 286-6044 Fum:ly own,' U and ep,:,arnd ovo, 25 yours neporroace Keep Your Weekends Fun8 Freel CLEANED-$25 & up KAUSHAGEN MAINTENANCE SERVICE 518-0122 Alte Rupsired S Rebuilt PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL IS CANTERBURY RENT-A-HUSBAND . Elootric Redding CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRy. 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Ottjce.renovations etc, e Scenic Landscaping Low water pressure corrosted, TREE TRIMMING POSTED Wo DlsmuntP,Om . No/000l/y/ Small er large Insered Bonded Lic146 Sump pompe iestolled fr eutnieod, 729-1460 we do it gIll Over 20 years of Sopee Laws STUMP fr TREE REMOVAL $10 OFF RODDING OF quality craftsmanship HEATING Mainlenance 338-3748 SHRUBS fr BUSHES WITH BondedInsured n References Available MAIN SEWER PIPES Siding Wash. Enea, G 005505e od Workmanship For estimotes call: & COOLING CITY fr SU BU BBS.,, WANT SolIti and Fada FULLY INSURED... CABINET 253-6437 FREE ESTIMATE FOR FREE ESTIMATES,,, ADS NORTHWEST CARPET I- Licenead & Insured Complete Heating & A/C 823-9200 WALL WASHING Sales & Sereice * Call: 540-0328 * REFACERS CLEANING . Walls, Coiling5, Woodwork COOL-MAN D.AD.S. washed; Carpets vleannd. Special. SERVICE COMPANY INC. PLUMBING fr HEATING izing in Residential Cleaning. KITCHEN CABINET Dry FoamCarpet PAINTING - Dralsfr Remar Roddieg MIKE NIflI e e. Free Estimates uouured FRONTS I 478-2902 & DECORATING Water Husten. Dlapesats. & Upholstery CEMENT CONTRACTOR 10% Disenuet ce uersieu cull with fr F censen. Installed 252-4670 252-4674 DONT REPLACE . Patio Decks this ed, References chening Driveways un request, . fr Repaired Rcfaoe with new door and drawer . Sidewalks CRS PAINTING . Retld.otlal 439.5289 MIKWAY frontS in formica or wood and Save Free Estimates a Cemme,dal "WE FIX BRICKS" over5ß% of new cabinet replace- Wall Wsshing And Other Licensed H. MIONSKOWSKI R.t.11 Business Reisted Sernices Avouable Fully Iencred GENERALCONTRACTOR Piloting 5t.Inlng Plumbing & Heoting TUCKPOINTING DrnWull Pupo HangIng Additionalcabinets end Cevnler 7dayserviçe 965-6606 Alt phases of remodeling Repalw...All Types BRICKWORK ADVERTISE Free Estimete. -Slwkedo/nko. Tube -Tunas -5tO Taps availablestlavtouy-Io-yva and new work. a CHIMNEYS REPAIRED Directory phone 9614924 Rested 0, napun.d,,, prives. 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Your Ad Appears i 1(9 r YourAd Appears USE THE BUGLE In The Following Editions USE THEIaP.P%AI 4Ii . In The FollowingEditions 5005015 a NILES BUGLE : Classifieds a MORTON GRO VEBUGLE Classjfjecjs : o:t.ual MORTONGROVEBUGLE a SKOKIE/LINCOLNWOOD BUGLE e SKOKIE/LINCOLNWOODBUGLE s PARK RIDGE/DES PLAINES BUGLE 1s%E0004ratee tans e PARK RIDGE/DESPLAINES BUGLE 966-3900 t GOLF-MILL/EAST MAINE BUGLE 'oD-3900 s GOLF-MILL/EASTMAINE BUGLE INFORMATION ON CLASSIFIED ADS INFORMATION ON CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Place Your You Can Place Your Classified Ads by Calling 966-3900 or Come To Our Office in Person At: 8146 N. Shermer Road, NUes, IlUnols. Classified Ads by Calling966-3900 or Come To Our Office In PersonAt: 8746 N. Shermer Road, Niles, Illinois. Our Office Is Open- Monday thru Friday, 9 AM. to 5 P.M. Our Office Is Open- Monday thru Friday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Deadline for Placing Ads is Tuesday at 2 P.M. 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- Certain Ads Must BePre-Pald In Advance: Business Opportunity, ed, Or If The Advertiser For Sale, Miscellaneous, Moving Sale, Personals, Situation Want- ed, Or If The Advertiser Lives Outside Of The Bugles Normal Circulation Area. a Lives Outside Of The Bugle's NormalCirculation Area. FULL TIME FULL TIME LJLL TIME FULL TIME FULL TIME I FULL TIME FULL TIME FULL TIME FULL TIME FULL TIME HORIZON CAFE CLERICAL MANAGER TRAINEE RECEPTIONIST Activity AssistantuororoCoinTeller COLLEGE STUDENTS GINO'S EAST RESTAURANT °e'0000s,t0ae.a.o20...5.na,r SECRETARY! lmmdiote Op.nings (Entry Level) Full Time sommer positions. need. cop. nanee d fall S psrttim. ..t,,., .re.nolt0.n...e., .5e ASSISTANT , RECEPTIONIST Full Time An eocsllant and challenging 09,29intartlsg. Tt,ining provided. has openings for Full or Part Time '%ll%Wt5\ FULl. TIME POSITION WAITERS/WAITRESSES s. Part Time Nowaccepting uppf calions. canaan awaits you with a fast. Galons loable butinent enpnrinnon. EXPERIENCED f g h R d if tI . Lapen ed wIlle n G dtyp u&Comm North Suburban long term care coop orunono holarships ooailabia. auncon .. ccr \ t, growing company. We have a psy Apply le pateen or CALL Harlem t M 1w uk e fit Sb II q tI Mt be perse facility. Decire to work with Thisjob requires accuracy in WAITRESSES r.nn,»ntnLuesot 0,0e s \ .v bI petition open for a perses who For information call: _ non-smoker i \ 5i/ older people e must. handling 698 6900 Call Susie largeamounlsof is dependable, oommoeicates - 674-8724 Full Time Evenings na:a,°....a' vCw0 775 0770 Will train. coins,ploasanl phone person- Apply in Person to: HORIZON CAFE «-tns,a:nwo..otIre.rm ._ :. . t \ 692 7000 well, and hes general ortica \ . Contact Carol alitI,, good commonication skills,inclsding typing and Mgrianne or Chris skills,light typing, and some t2rlrl; :%%\ 498-9320, EXt. 25 math aptitsde. 3517 W. Dempster 31Vee772 ComeInAndFiace heasylifting. Non-smoker pro- EARN MONEYtypingal ...... v. jarred. Encefent working conditions _ _Knlitr,f home. $30,000/year income Skokie Your Garage Sale .::::... CaSFor Appointment end benefit programs. AUTO TOW potential. Details, 982-9401 LABORERS ::.::. tR Patricia Clausen For additlooul Office Clerk MlToday! PERSON informatIon e oonttderetiOc Diversilied Company is FULL TIME Personnel Department (1) 805-687-6000 seeking full time laborers Must have R Ii censo . Commis- nontant: Ext. B-2010 Clancal support to various de- Pick Up Your sion. $15 por tow & suisry. Cow- SCOVI- MILBOIJRN that are reliable and are partmente.Officeshillsre- puoy bunofito psokego avuilublo. 967-5300 "'--.. First National 470-1030 HEAD BAKER seriousaboutmaking quired. word procassing skills 724-7920 LAMBS FARM BAKERY money. Must drive and preferred. Bank of Nibs AMERICAN GENERAL Garage Sale Signs Full Time Perm. equa!wpoth,rftrorwIoyor,M Fall Time Olin. thea Thora. Good be dependable. Only the MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Benefit.. Min. 2 nra. eoperieeea. Appennionin 3iinent6sc Person needed tosell FINANCE FASHION MODELS Seriousshould apply. DAY SHIFT alluaddinions ° ,50255l50 Sand rassmn sr apply in pernee to: Must have some carpen- claosifiedadvertisingby E Buy or Soling... WANTED THE LAMBS FARM EXCELLENT BENEFITS &ThEBUGLENEWSPAPERS CLASSIFIED Boglo Cluovifiod try. painting, etc. experu- 8t46N I orme, - I en telephone.Must beex. Your credit is For special iosue of Scruples lnta,eaetioe I-nd & 176, Pleasant working environment. AD ¡s tho place for you Libartynille. IL 60948. EOE ence. For consideration perienced in telephone sales good with us! Magazine. Children needéd, Covenant Village s retirement i Cull 966.03900 CNAs and haveclear. THEY WILL Age 6-13. please contact: community in Nortlsbrook. strong, We accept Visa & MasterCard Long torm core tacility needs opeaking voice. Salary vs. CALLYOU IN eopnriencvdCertilindNurse Call: 921-7827 Heotlonna Rick Call Erika Notefhelfer RE50020SNTFINA Commission. THE MORNING Assistant. Full time S parI time RN'. CNA's LPN's - openings on all shifts. 729-1460 480-6350 Ristorante Italiano 966-3900 Bunking Apply in parson al Ihn: Full or Part Time . E.O.E. TELLER Wo will 0150 hlro e wtrod FiN or LPN (NewAge Italian Cuisine) Ask for Rose SARATOGA OF EVANOTON : Find the help Now aoceping appiinalons fol FoIl lloro positon requiring synod o000in prnoos.ing the following 020 Foster, EOcoilvnI aoth environment Evonston, IL 60201 you need In our St Benedicto Home LADIES LOCKER ROOM Oopa::annod: 966-39O . sullin & ruduemien s.oing. bond. EUE classified section. 774-1440 .LineCooks -Wait Staff . Traoolors ohoobs ATIENDANT FsllTime. Eucellent wagn and BartenderaHost Staff . Colleotions Your creditis MuttboWulule,onolgulcnndpos. Good oomrnonio.tiss shills noonsturn. Wo offen good ttoting..ls- He.11tttara benefits Mature ambitious and . tensauroatpornonaii5. In. 000ullost bwosisan d pleasant, attraotivo workwoiroomont PSYCHOLOGIST good personality. Moot be able good with us! CALLOIAPPLYIOPOIuSO Placco call Porsonnnl Dept. for lotorviow .ppoiolmwt: IMMEDIATE OPENINGSII! Sume . ,,,,, 965-4400 Eas.lt.ltt OPPOIIOtIW for liewsad We accept Visa çr1o00 . I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MORTON GROVE psroholoulst/hmlth asnales prsvldw o SES an Cadat Rapids, teme p60.10 prao. 6913N 6201 Dawpster & MasterCard Nibs 0 mIsi, . III? (800)383-5108 L Airport Express - - hL:
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS. Find the help Legal Secretary '°° CLERICALASST PIC hot in,wodieto openisgs for semine oriento d individuals you need In our R stai trujare c '' °° reeoptloe. C onnue loot boati m with eooellent Oowmosication skills. Prior CRT onponosce. classified section. on..0:,8..,hot,.ese5oniet. answetinn .11 rhonea, araetina sil aisitsts sed.p- bsowlodge of debits and nrodits. and a servios baokgrosnd Computer skills benofloal. Ward plk.00 dintrbate mail as ca.d.d, nodsona ole. soppisa, toeing rnnssp,n- proseo. ing A billing. denne.Pcdataectty helpful. Attitode is importent. Cull as todsy if nnora interest- Y od is working is our swell oompann. CalI. appty is perses. er C01.RECTIONS l DRIVERSNEEDED send rosome to: 647-0525 Downtown/NorthernSuburbs Bellwood General Hospital is nowoffaring ho- Each od is care/oily pmor rood, bot WetdPa.taotlsadaenitsplae, PIC lnt.tealsdaepleennseleenaaendt.samstosunp:teon EARN S250-5450/WK Atte: Ms. Murohesohi nases ta nurses for certain shifts: Orrori do occur. 1f you find on rotor Thu.. ara t year bocuso.. paid co a LPN W/Pharmacobogy LAWsON PRODUCTS INC. (CemmiosionsPlus Tips) 125 Armstrong Rd. visa hospital. s onvaciacIto both Lo. please notify uo immrdiotrly. Er- Drive csstemnrs to and quarterly basis. ma also h,o. open. Anuales sod Orarga Cosnnf. Call tor Long term care tacility has from O'Hare end Midwon Dot Pleines. IL 60019 vgs tor corsas cc other shift., ncu'o mots Information. mro Will br roclified by repoblicu- De,Pl.in,sa,ILJO1O 299-2300, Ext. 304 9 am. - 4 p.m. only. arlo oananrs Otis. aal rod b. Openingn on all ahitta. Good WE OFFER: YOU MUST' fits paskaga in a progrrnsioa. toll ase. loo. Sorry, but if an rotor continues 827-9666 Belbwood starting salary & benetils SIGA dio.EqptV .gaalienst2son oid : after ihn first pubticotioo ood Wc H i 2.000--7 pm to I am lCf.l 5m OO l_son--II pm to 7 am Mad/guru General ore oot notified before Ihr nest in- g $1_000--a pm to 11 pm Mad/Soro SARATOGAOFEVANSTON ywgc i i nr itny Hospital -'ta lhsspltlt adsatIna' oortioo, Ike ceop000sibilily is yours. IMMEDIATEOPENINGS 5h0 DecorsI Off lo. ealoo.nlon Fas Nssstiaklo Io co enrol nionS the liubility for 820 Footer, Full time position in our rapidlygrowing group Insurance RETURNING TO THE la2so East Antonia Boataeard, Betltlows,. Ca. B0706 Enanslun, IL 6020! .Timesndri2nr4nH:n 'KreuthoDouvtonnvsovharn firm. You'll work in our beautifulPark Ridge offices where crud Union WORKFORCE? f2131 866 9028. Eat. 201 1ko etrortxceed tite costoftho spoor tOE the atmosphere isfriendlyand pleasant. Cempeny offers Uoborbn oren occupied by the eno,. Become a Text Processing Contact Panny MoClain INFORMATION ON cempetitive starting salaryand an excellent benefits pack- PLEASECALL: Director ot HumanResources Apprentice! INFORMATION ON CLASSIFIED age. Catlaghen & Company. e national publishav of lagol and 50.210:0 CLASSIFIED ADS u tun d GENERALOFFICE 454-7853 tue information. has an apprenticeship opportunity for You Coo Floue Your Closnifird Ads or Here's an interesting opportunityte fill yoor day witha someone with excellent spelling andEnglish grammar by Cutting 966-3900 or Come Te Comoa Our Office InPerson wide variety of responsibilities.Some typing.ls necessary. kt. skills. Osr OffiEr lo Person At PREMIUMCOLLECTIONS EO0nn 074e Shennior Ruad Weainoovur,trencenycnn.n Our page composition group is responsible for proof- 8746 Shenmor Road Our ecceunting departmentis locking for clerks who like reading & coding the manuscripts. inpatting the final Nitos, Illinois Nilou, filous to work with figures andhave gond verbal skills. Light - -- .--. . - .-_ . corrections and checking & releasing the pages. Under otot50;t Monday Ihm Pridcy typing required, varieddnties. the direction of a group superviser. this parsonwill 9 arm to 5 pou learn how to perform these routine tasks. Deadline for Plociug Ads io Tuesday TYPIST, RECEPTIONIST We offer a professional work environment. generous nom at 2 P.M. Tueoday.aI 2 P.M. Interesting position in ourmail/stock room. Voried duties. Certain AdsMustß: Pre-PaId Full or Part Time PosItions benefits and SUMMER HOURSI Call our Human Re- Certain Ado Must Be Per-Paid Io Some lifting required. Musthave valid drivers licensa. eic\ Advance: souroas Representative for more information. Businevu Opportunity are available at N iles Business Bosloess Oppórtonity CALL PAT BOSECKE-- 803-3100 ! 948-7000, Ext. 408 ForSale - CALLAGHAN & COMPANV Miucoltoneous cnoas AlbertH. Wohlers& Co. Call: Nurse[fJiTJ! Moving sain Muicngsale 1Iii' II,i:I ix,riiiii:,I (111:111 155 Pfingsten Road Port000ts INSURANCE ADMINISTRATORS Deerfield, IL 60015 Pb.. Summer 5006 W. Dornpstnn- Skokie 676-1515 Sitsiolion Wonted 1440 N.NorthwestHwy., 9663900 Ao Eqoal Opportunity Ewplopor rn/I/o/h Bonus Or lfThe Advertiser Lists Oolnide huen Liva9 Out- For an ¡nterview Serving Ali toril, SuburbanAnoon. Ofhe Bugles Normal Ciecotelive sido Of The Soglan Normal Cm' a g Area cUlatlon Area _ - qrHEIWURY,.*lt19 YourAdAppears I YourAd Appears lISe'J THE BU",I_ E In The Following Editions USE THE BI 1(9,%1f- ilt II) . In TheFollowing Editions ooirsOii
Classifieds : BUGLE :MOROEOVE Classifieds orrrvoisccclR BUGLE SKOKIE/LINCOLNWOQD BUGLE _ , p SKOKIE/LINCOLNWOODBUGLE nsve00t rencor ese 9 66-3900 r-' PARK RIDGE/DES PLAINES BUGLE L' csoco wÒOe PARK RIDGE/DESPLAINES BUGLE . GOLF-MILL/EAST MAINE BUGLE oo-95OO GOLF-MILL/EASTMAINE BUGLE r n INFORMATION ON CLASSIFIED ADS INFORMATION ON CLASSIFIEDADS You Can Place Your Classified Ads by Calung966-3900 or Come To Our Office In Person At: 8746 N. Shermer Road, NUes, Illinois. You Can Place Your ClassifiedAds by Calling 966-3900or Come To Our OfficeIn Person At: 8746 N. ShermerRoad, Niles, Illinois. Our Office Is Open- Monday thru Friday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Our Office Is Open - Mondaythru Friday, 9 A.M. to 5P.M. Deadline for Placing Ads is Tuesday at 2 P.M. Deadlinefor Placing Ads is Tuesdayat 2 P.M. Certain Ads Must Be Pre-Paid In Advance:Business Opportunity, For Sale, Miscellaneous, Moving Sale, Personals, Situation Want- Certain Ads Must Be Pm-PaidIn Advance: BusinessOpportunity, For Sale, Miscellaneous,Moving Sale,Personals, Situation Want- ed, Or If The Advertiser Lives Outside Of The Bugles Normal ed, Or If The Advertiser Lives Circulation Area. . , Outside Of The Bugle'sNormal Circulation Area. FULLTIME FULLTIME PARTTIME FULLTIME PARTTIME APTS. FOR RENT OUTOFSTATE ' GARAGE SALE FORSALE OPPORTUNITIES WAITRESSES ?ACHAMPIONSHIP Word Processing CLEANING PIN CHASER full lime Lookirg for thrighr word p oce G 000m mmt Hemen from 51.50. WISCONSIN - BYOWNER S GOLF TOURNAMENT g. Early evening help needed Pat Time MAUBU APARTMENTS KEMPER LAKES To work in the North Shoen PP tY W h r ibd,m.apt.3 mfn.from so-tRep:rr. Aloe sao dalinqenos pro.eBnrnd.050h..o.000nq.ff.iiVnmW/ ferl.J01R1k15&le.9.8.Fnirn.. D PI Park Ridge for cleaning ORIENTAL STORE . Mo t bt 18 d d d Y F lily GOLF COURSE busiest restaurant. tao. If y pppl dN w dd LE by GeS.. oreaproIe&onl perroncompany. Call: able. Apply in Peroon M f05644 9533 E n 1440 ppli .. Oem., &m eh mine BE A PART of one ni the nOlde pro. Who ceri ae S ; hkl '5 l BUILDING Experienced Only. fypo oo:r. or 60 wpr, hove O,oerronfrn po list. retor golf to O,na,nenie II We need tOO p.m. Ank for Steve goodiast Liv. rm with view Of e Ehrcaee. Wins h,t lower.O.i w12 Be. S Great Earnings Potential 000 hoer eop oriorce . cod ero willingO O I g o urne people to work 0000riiy derinthie , hoflexible, then too irrighi be heper- ooertyard. 'rivets entraoce. $440. P I f 05 benact en scent CLASSIC BOWL sCena,.. Nifes - 7525 Oketo. Fri. & event, August 2 thu 10. Day, Ofior- so noca: e fooking tor. 6588483 Oriental GroCery, GOVERNMENT HOMES troni sr 642-5569 . Sas.. 7/14 & 15. 9-2:30.
S !eEorCOOithbtO cIerjANT 53ornv0i«l, kd,sOfl Park . Die 2 br, 1g k,toh. cps. (U repair). Dolinqoont tao proport ChrCago Furniture. Sporting goods. ROpossnnoiono. . TOWORK Heat noleded. Aoerlabin lrnmed. WISCONSIN , toys. kids' clothes. house- Call BY OWNER , SI erea. THESE ARE Tortperary mottions Morton Grove. Illinois MoLnnnan 8250517, between 24. 8O5687OOO RoLLING STONE LAKE hold items, too much to NatiDnal firmlocaledir, Telemarketers Principals .,mention. Dont miss this 966-1130 Your credit is Des Plaines is looking for 1E n GH 2010 Business & Building one Everything must go iCeai h MALIBU APARTMENTS ° a pleasant personality to DES PLAINES r lNrihw tT ,.0 , iV Cep d i kf f swoon xdifi 5 ef S With 24 . d with t 2 hirn. srs. :5 ,rsn. f, oorsoo,nsswsy,. WOd( mornings or . Drove); oretetere, apprioerrts nocibe WAITRESSES after- Morniegssrafternoons aecliabiaefneee i. prrne. NILES..8334 N. NEWLAND Ohio io ooppry their own transporte- For Fffo ne,pei,nf fhsornehonni. New kisnh,n MOnTOs SnOW-OPEN ses. a-a (r, aror ng o. Ful) or part time. nOOnS taking service re- bosinossto 000i E fir955. oioseO5 Mero nova 7546 W,innn Tarree. 494-2553 '':0ccDey Oely..5.t.. 1/15. 9.4. Girls tien. We acceptVisa bsinnssphone Experience helpful quests from insurance cli- work; to eoqo)ro loads. NO SELL. y W WI h os f bk $849 000. 3 PC Berlingtoe Bdr Set. Beasti' STUDENTS. hotnofrrakoro,ret:r000 . & MasterCard. ents. GoDd Salary. Please ING. Gaeraoteod hoer)y ratn pros : ed h C A no M y h hid t wd gt tenehe ocregedt Apply in Person EOLL: ACREAGE For Appointment bath 5 ed - apply. cal) between 9-4 botros. Des Plaines location. k B131500 S O588463 Cali - Jonathans Restaurant FOR SALE ' 391-6122 or 391.6124 2Caureg - 328-1800 ' ' plii: 8501 Dempster WORD PROCESSORS Erna Thompuso Reciter. , (31 2) 9661 920 USED CARS NlLES3 BR. Apt. far Reef. vio, 6325 N. Avondele )0000nh Niles, Illinois 60648 DATA ENTRY S Harfen) Chivego. Avail. 8/1. Adults only. FORSALE BY OWNER ' - 692-2748 SECRETARYI TYPIST bootnoore FOR DIRECTIONS, voit Porcennefet 715-6225 offer 6 pin. EDINBURG TEXAS CLERK Dietary Aide - REPOSSESSED HOMES 245coren Prime RIOGRANDEVAL' 1977 T-Bird Security Guards Low Market Prices. All Suburban NIhlb RECEPTIONIST COOkSUperViSOr LAND with iroigeti eec.eut. nyowner Good Cond « Some Rust Part Time Nilen . 2 bdr a t 2nd fIr Milw atoas. eedweter right.. 35 yenrninOtros wOr ova vorOWfltOWO Call tor free Irst and )nfermutren. s:ghrvb $400K Gr Revino or the $900 Call 390.0044 USE THE Cal) Uniforms furnished. Comps- D ' ' B' j C' ' Goove.Virgin leed. bein golenred. Lake. ' - Csnshrnn Ctr. Call: O.rahted befnrs only. after 500 Pinoso coil For Apporntrneot 470.:579b ' .O RobeR Entstior: 647-8749 ny benetilsavailable. Ex- 620-8700 CLASSIFIEDS n-W. er B p.m-li p.m.-' ' 1 2) 381-6521 TOOL & DIE 692-4900 Ank tor Stacy celleni pay. (5 or 1 574Plym. Dauter, great oxyd. CALL NOW (512) 565-2832 3 upd.os xolontn, looks and MAKERS LOFTUs fr O'MEARA Ca/f Mr West 966-3900 TEMPORARYSERVICEINC. CONDOMINIUM Leave message EeperienaT, needed 572-o800 Ava,iabie Jely i . Mo Lon050 FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE .king qeelifiod Toot liDi. S Peek Ridge.IL part time for small handymen 5250017 . Bntwnnn 2-4 PER FLORIDA . ST. AUGUSTINE Makerferth.thirdhjft, booboos, Well papering bask YARMOUTH.NOVA SCOTIA Te ceesro r 978 Honda - Auto. - NC S CANADA 3te S peer. .epmiinn. in .'th rnmodnliog eeperin000 also Find Ihn harp RdgDr 5nrCp t FLORIDA BY OWNER 0550e. sernn. proporsi heles.of ; New brakes&exhaust. pleetnithnrono fornoing teeRng PART TI M E PART TI M E helpfel. Call: yeeneed in oar HIGHLAND BEACH ,' n.bii.qpns E il I Needs littlewoc Best offer orcompaund draw di. worki, classified seo - MoLnnnan-825'0017 hov000n 2-4. o- Ç'7'°" 2 BR/2 BTH er - 520-3 98. r.qeird.CNC d EOM a p. 6982O34 a o/core eeaaotronf toWeccO C od , e dbldg. ser. wutCpproalmefaio 200 ft. orbald nne.in helpfal. Cwtif,e.tisn nf a PARKRIDGE I FREE t 'GOVERNMENT SEIZED completedteat & die preg,.m is t , MISCELLANEOUS p - - - S s; : L5won t ?50¿sou ,? i'a nIne,qaiod. S iet.nn'ewith Weser olnwn,.in.t.5 Vehicles from $100 % # IIff U- nEARN EXTRA MONEY. yelmos locution und near traoepor.Owner : FOR SALE Fords. Mercedes. Corvet- MoLnnnnnCali .B2&W17 (407) 265.1760 t2=:5b5 DUUIRcrn Part Time School Bus Drivers e'c CAPE FORCHU S res.Chevys. Surplus. p eo,npl.ns.ntnf b.n.fitn soled. Needed at Nlles Business Line YoUr5ef UFor Fall p.o. Boo 121 CAR TOP CARRIER Buyers Guidei(805) WHEELING .- 2 Bdr. All Appls.FLORIDA - MYRTLE BEACH SW.Harbor, Moine 04679 Vinyl oeated oanveo-.brond new g7.gflExt. S-2010. ranen.Fo,.ppoint,n.nte.11: Part Time Two Days Per Week Drive one of our 7) passenger school buses, equipped nnowNER pool, teeflis cts.. carpeting, CIMUST SELL CONDO 100k (207) 244-5032 4 ft. by 4 ft. $20 p nID. ir, t - with power brakes and aulomatic transmIssIon. AM., A. NO DOGS. 541.5375 p.m. II. noon, and P.M. roules available. Paid Iraining. 21 years Call 965.4B82 alter 215-3 S PERSONALS or older with good driving record. Starting pay $9 per - hour. WANTED TO BUY Cherry Wood spinet piane- 9 66 3900 ti.n.AnknB5.000. S Lestor.Includes bench. MUST HOUSE FOR REN 14041 979-9351 or 899'6260 PRODUCTS for an interview SEPTRAN SAd $550/best. gne.4ee7. S 5 WANTEDTOBUY c, 171 Wheeling Reed - - 392-1 668 :W// Wheeling. IL 60090 r tIles . 3 bdnrn kooso I tO ka. OUT OF STATE ORIENTAL RUGS Furniture -sofa bed. snfljj5::f5-t¡assit::5 Soparoto drn:ng w. tt12 car oar i,.. , , - bar/w 2stools,tbls. V qe.lnpportenitynseyermjf +UrlrlhOs. FOR SALE 19r 1989\ $1,005 month lamps. drapes & misc. ftllAIF1 A HEALTH CARE o :tnnanu25.Ost7Ca n.
S I Wo arc looking for peoplewho like people as 000 of the r items. Everything pri- - :f LAKE ANO COUNTV . BINGO!-' largeot heme healthWare facilities in the coentry, wo earned 5t pfPr,t",(a I ced to Sell. 635-0265. ,- WiscoNsiN S -v p RODUCTION ocr repetation ky providing top qeality professionar seroice OFFICE SPACE o',. ';\ cenemea. AnyConditionAny Size Ha to a large variety of clients. Weare KIMBERLY QUALIFY FOR R Flowers . Lurge assortment of new - . Work 20 hours/week¡n Nues doing CARE. If nec ara interested in people and have sema time to TOP CASH PAIDlf piasfioflowors. NewTnppsoCem .- ees,.,o r. esa. r.,e c.c. Birthday ( layout, paste-up and peser. Boss Offer . 29g-5571 darkroom. Ground floor office spaCe "° 6762388 S,, Esther td O 'suitable fororthodontists. 14141392-2611 r-Il/lo We will train WANTED Leggege . 5 po, nef. Maiorbmnd. - I EllE dg k dentiste,podiatrist.etc. Love, - nl-rlllir:11111111 "iWURLITZERS Neauren nd. Pleaoe contactes between the hours of8 am 4 pm at: Heat carpet alc. 2 offices sou ' Call 966-39'#.1 MICHIGAN JUKE BOXES . Flo and recpt. room. Wlrafaree. BY OWNER 848-0962 6Corners. Active SLOT MNES MOVING SALE .2 New ensiqen ------r fer more info MiCiffGAN . sen meoW te,rrecn d Any Coi,dltfcn twin hdrm cefo wish hendbeards O 3930 N. Cicero oee.siee lcthemaw/S'4bdrrn.2bc. mirrors.iyraid GE p5. 0O ick.wnenern..cle.. sa 9852742 - S : Reasonable dinhwanhnr. 2.pc weil soit, waohnr .SS.. n u. s. NEVER FAIL NOVENA 's fr dryes. O miso. f crotoro . May tiro snored Heart of J0505 he ... 685-5440 alBi 625.3161 dcye. Gory. Oaye.470.a631 . Ask for Rioh TYPIST SELF praised, adomd, nerd glorified 7,THE S ttrtoughoui live whole wedd, new Weekend Typist Needed PHOTOGRAPHERS IMPROVEMENT andforever. CLASSIFIEDS Sefu.00nreiend . Verygoed For 8 H S S SacredHost of J0555, I pat my dt 5 Part time Adver,geyoorQusness u.ns3B t MryM Ihn t AUTOSSHOMES OrSundaysatNjlesuseSss Student photographers need- r e?n I h CONTROLYOURAPPETITE sosIl aOdecm000iog000 ed for Niles HERElntpu,ehodsohighnteooe,iooklng s0rn theC)id Jsvo, pray Im mo. business. c.nsrel or.oerswms. nhinor. efe CALL: Ca11968.3900ForSpeCml ' Nibblers Sewing Machine- Pfaff in cabi. St. Jodexl hopolew cases, pray gran 55, Ruginosa Service O'HOCIOIY ,eeio.o,es Price - u72sK. ' Ost Of Ceoi,oi Easers 5 tel. $45, all attachments inc., moh CL906:3u9O 5 . WALDPO5IT nEALnY COMPANY p i OP Y 966-3900 a OS iSB3i U7'31n2 Egmol. oendl. Days 470-561 1 : 966-3900 458.5140 Enea 96t.4872 daysand publIsh.) 562Sb52 . Mynoqoesi hue b.. grenl.d. PAGE 43 THE BUGLE,THTJRSDAY, JULY 13, 1989
- TItEBUGLE, THURSDAY, JULY it, t009 PAGE 49 Friend realizesimportanceA nimal control...continuedfromPagn2HölöcaúSt oakton budget...Continuedfrompage3 Price labels... Not all compassionate humansDes Plaines CSO echoes Polka's Cousinuedfrompage3 of blood donation Memorial this summer because ofthe in- have hazard-free closeencoun-rabies concerns, advising people crease in stedene population. percent under budget" and 6931 Dempseer Se, to allo- temsofthesknnkkind. Huckleber-that ifa wild aslimat does not feardocumentary "When the case firstcame tous, gene LaRocbe,twaire View Currently studentspay $17 per The trustees also cate their human resources toShell wan not prepared at all. my told of one hapless Skokieahuman, itmoy well be rabid, The raised Oaklus shopping center manager, will Holocaust Memorial credit hoar. Hilquiserecom-President ThomasTenHoeve pricing tasks rather than toas-The iotial pseseittationwan eu- woman whofeltsorry for the emit- Ironically, one of the stereo-Foundation of Illinois, in mend raising that charge s sisting customers, construct speed bumps inIlse ter snared in one of the villages con- to $19,nalary to $87,949,extended his tremely weak." centefs parking lot ost Dcmpster typical rabies-carriers is relutive- junction with Loyola University, This$2 increase is built "Because this is an inefficient humane traps. A good samaritan into thecontract from June 30,1991 ss Ray Leieune, 8812 N. CentralStreeet ly harmless, according to Hnckf e-will present a special showingof budget on a tentative use of our resoarces, we hope gestum literally backfired on the betsy, who says he "would be basis sub-June 30, 1992and provideda Ave., who, ut the original meet- "l think it's a good idea," Ka- their decumentary production: ject to board approval thattheVillageof Morton lady when she was sprayed while glad to have some bats" in his later thisnne-time performancebonus ef lag, complained about the mini plan said, "They're "TheDouble Crossing" TheVoy- summer. Al Gaylis, $4,000 'to recognize Grove will abolishthisordi- flying taking food lo the captured crea-backyard, Noting therodcnts' vo-age of The St. Louis" on July 16 student outstand- mart, was not at Monday's nightthrough that center." Severalres- lure. Tarions insect appetite, Humide- presideut, is planninga hearinging ahievement inmeeting insti- cauce,,. Wankegan, Oak Lawn,meeting, Bloomfield said Shellidents have Complained to the ntSkokie ValleyTraditionalSyn- is Angust to discuss this totional Des Plaines and Skokie have alt Skokie gets 100-150 skunkberry said theEnmopeans raise the agogue, 8825 E. Prairie, Skokie tuition strategicgoats." The and the planning commissionre- board that drivees exceeda rea- -calls onnnalty und there is a wait- creatures and buildspecial homes hike, board also agreedso annuali abolished the ordinance for itemassured him the traffic will be at7:JOp,m, ypricing.» Rod said the pricing sonable speed for a shopping ing list for that villages 30 livefor them as orgunic bng-zappers. "t don't foresee any problems,"contribute $8,840te a tax shet- farther from his house. traps. PolIra has Stem warnings The film depicts the ill-fated law remains in the books only in center parking lot. The speed Huckleberry even has a set of Gaylis said, "We haveone of thetemed annuity of TenHoeve's On May 8, Leicune and offi- voyage of the 'S.S. St. Louis". Morton Grove and Evanston, bumps will be insialled by the abontskunks, saying up to 50 per-planoforthepersonal"batThe ship sailed from Hamburg, lowest Bitions in the state," choice starting July. dab were concerned about theend of the month. cent of those animals carry ro- , Larry ArO, village administra- caves" Germany, on May 13, 1939 Tuition, tanes andstate grants mini mart'sproximitytethe bies. Do these inca and women en- with Additionally, 0CC celebrated Cur said the law io "like trying to '- 937 Jewish refugees bound for will fand $24.3 millionof the highway and thus, the ease for Brzeeinski said the Des joy creulnce comforts whnn ut $24.8 mitliou budget. Interest,ifs 20th Anniversary, PaulOil-get timeso standstill,"and Plaines department gets a lot of Cuba. Theywere,however, sun, robberies. However, the peten-Stolen car... home? Niles' Passorelli says he rent and former 0CC chairman, called the law "an attempt to fur.sial theft problem was not dis- duck calls from citizenscon- barred front entry by Cuba,The miscelluneonusalesadressedthe Continued from Page 3 gets "too attached" to apel und such as the 0CC child trusteessaying, stall the use of new technology."cussed Monday night cerned when seeing one of the United States and other Western came pro- 'Oaktonhasn't can't face the loss of an animaiNatious, The refugees gram will also contribute to the alwaysbeen birds lying in the grass. Brrezin- friend so he does not have were final- here, It's people like A woman's shoe, which accord. a pet, ly forced to sail back across the you diat ing to the dog's handler had bren ski, who grew up with animais, Huckleberry's wife is ailergic to budget. However, Hilqoisesaidmake it seem like cus, Niles Atlantic Ocean to Europe. Mauy tite school "typically spends it's alwayscame an expensive project for abandoned less thana half boor says these type of calls reflectfor, so he can't even adoptaron- two been here," the village. cointinitteeman, asked thvillage peoples unfamiliarity with wild eveolnally perished as a result of earlier, was recovered and inven- coon coat for her, Polka is Parkthe Nazi Genocide. Also,the trustees grantedan-otters to cevoke a 20-year-oldtoded and fingerprints 'creatures, noting tise turf-silting Ridges unofficial resident ani- were taken dack is probablyin u family The conmaunity is invited. For Sutker... special use permit to Shell Oillaw that restricts the length offrom the Cadillac. The search way. mal adoption agency andshesays more inforsnation, contact the Playground Company to Operate a mini maretime residents can displaya po-wan ended at I am. wheu the sos- she's her own best customer. She Cnntinued from Page 3 lisical lawn sign. Des Plaines ducks the issue' Foundation at 677-4640, al 5600 W. Dempster Street at peers still had fathers found. finds homes for strays and her readout arid create better living vandals... Central Avenue. John Larta, District 219 off?- At 2:30 am. u Cook Connly so lo speak, on certain dangerous personalmenagerie includes conditions in condominiums. Leonard llboosnsfjeld, plancnm-cial, voiced his concern aboutSheriffs Police officer detained omintricatecalls referring the call- dogs, cats and a ferres whonot Continued from Page 3 a em to private animal control 0gm- Legionnames The bill would also pol stmong missionchairman,originallythe sign regolatious nt Mondaysuspect at Milwaukee and Cen- only maintain u peucefol encojo- er restrictions on condominiumcial wrench to loosen the IS bolts night's meeting. trat Avenues, whose description Mamy Alexander, giving blood here cies such as Wildlife Eviction in securing the bubbles and the fas-presented the mini mart request at ber company blood drive, tenca, but aiso ploy together. service officers leasing in order to guarantee "If I was running in a tightapproximated that of ene of the reahzedthe importance ofdanating when units thathadheendonat- Arlington Heights, Wildlife Con- So if the animato can live with tenings on other peices of playto the village board on May 8 compliance with association by- with the planning commission - race," Lacia said, " that (the signcar thieves. The man was out of edby volunteers saved hemfriends life. snitants in Mount Prospect orearls other, what's wrong withus equipment, althoughtheywere Critter Control in Palatine. The Commander-elect Kart Falter laws, raies and regulations. The voie tied 3-3. The trustees sentrestriction) could make or breakbreath and trying to makea call humans? of the Morton Grove secured with a special lock tight from u pay phone. Niles police Evanston resident Mary Alex-nor center it only a short drive American measure gives associations theadhesive that was supposed tobe the case back to the commissionmy election." Legion Post 134at 6140 Demp ability la take uceion against the qoestioned him but had to releasn ander gives blood regularly at thefromMasys home. vandal resistant, - for further discussion. The board agreed to reconsider Old Orchard Donor Center in stem, has annouuced the trio nf leasing tenant for violations, On Monday night, Bboomfield him Withost charges, pending the But, like most people, Mary One ufthe 3' by 3' bubbles has the ordluance and read thecaseOutcome of crime lab tests on bis Skotdewhich is operated by Life- Registration for Oakton's service officers whoperform a The measure is now before the been recovered by never realized the importance of most important role for members a park districtpresented the sume request butlaw Marcus presented the taus-fingerprints, Source, the states largest blood Illinois Senate for final passagepoliceman but one remains miss- her donations until hem friends of the large veterans' nutofdse illinois General Assem- this time with his commission-tees. Center. The Old Orchard Donorbleeding ulcer caused himto be fall semester organiza- ing and the loss is estimatedaters' unanimous inpport.- Bloom- Center, on GotfRoadacross from lions, bly, In other business, Jordan Ka.Nelson School hospitalized. She was asked to Registration for Oakton Com- Previously $200. Specific bolts are neededto field, who changed his vote said,plan, village altoeney said Es- theshoppingcenter, is open Mon-donate to help save hit life. My and room 101A at Oaklon East performingthis replace the bubbles because moss munity CollegefallsemestreRegistration hours are 8:30 work and continniugon oie past selects good - day throughThursday noon to 8friend is fine now and is livinga a.m. of the vandalized oneswere p.m., Fisday 9 am. to 2 p.m. and credit classes is now in progressto8 pm, Mondays throughcommander FrankHilbert and Al Old normal life thanks to blood do- attheCollege's Des Plaines foand at the bottom of OrioleB citizens Saturday 8 n.m. to t p.m This do-noms. Thursday through Aug, 19. TheAbuja. They are being joinedby Fool when itwas vacuumed, org purchase...CuntinuedfromPage3 (1600 B, Golf Road) and SkokieCollege is closed on Fridays andArt Schrader. Orchard,.. (7701 N. Lincoln Ave.) campns Formerly Balling has been in contactOwn recommendations, The Morton Grove Park District Nelson School principal, Rob- Saturdays in the surtaxer. pastcommander with several Morton Grove juve- eme J. Jabbon, announced student es.Stndents may register by Continued from Page 3 board has said there would benoAdmmistrasjve ManagerGary Tuition is $17 per credit hourWilliamKraeserwan the third Le- oiles and their parents in connec-sale of the shuttered school with. Good Citizenship award winners Gemini Symphonic touch-lone telephone of in per-forin-districtresidents.Resi-gionnaire in this trio. However, ¡ng, which is under construction, Balling said the Park District son. Classes begin Aug.28. lion with the incident Thecrea-out a minimum offer of$t,6 mil-would continue to explore otherfor the month ofApril. Theyare: dents over age 60 are eligible forafter many years peeformiug the Northbrook Court andEdens Plu-live play seE, one aluminum andlion. "t have no offer in hand," Christopher Angderson, Ramiro Touch-tone telephone registra- duties, he has found it sites, "We're probably goingto Band receives award half-price tuition. Touse the necessary za inWilmetle, which is also slat-one wood, are used by many areaGraham said,addingthat Arteoga,LautenRog, Larry lion is open to stedents who have to step down, He receivedacm- astay with oar original plan," he Mr. Donald O. Huebner, prin- touch-tone registration line, call ed for enclosure. The Old Oc-day camps that use Oriole Pool$1.625 millioaoffer froma Szwtec, Nancy Rizkallah, Nicole Andy Friedlieb, apoom gond, Boban application on file for admis-635-1616, For informationonladeo for his performanceand chard spgrade will be the first said, indicating thata five-year cipat of Gemini Jnnior HighGarippo, Robert Glowncki, Mattsion. tn-person registration will facilities, choech group was inprocess withtimebable had been establishedGarippo, Anni Palet, Daniel SIe- registration, call 635-1741 (DosFalter thanked him for thisan- since Saks Fifth Avenue moved the church organization's legal pOwroeshi, Deborah Jeon, Jenny School, 8955 N. Greewood,NitesGoldstein,KarenGrabowski,be accepted in the Student Ser-Plaines), or 635-1417 (Skokie). selfish devotionto for fasting a suitable location. - East Maine School District 63, duties. into the center in the mid- 1970s, counsel and another letter of in- Choi, Maria Dongo, Jimmy Pap- Karen Grant, Mahiko Hatten,viceCenter, loom 1164 atOakeon Schrader graciously hasstepped The developers wane to attractAuto parts... "We'll look at different possibili- is pleaser! toreport the recent fec-Jon Han Ho, Robyn Horowitz, tentpromisedfroma seniorgeouplies as they come np," Ballingpos, Biljuna Bojcic, Michael Flu- in to fill the role. Customers with Ihe convenience which is "very interested." berry, Laura Ciocko, Monika ognition given to the GeminiAdune Jafer, Dagmariungowuki, The service officers visit the ill Continued from Page 3 said. SymphonicBand. of indoor shopping as well as to Kobylauski,CarmenAlonso, Brian Lee, Vanmsa Leong, Ni- anddeceaned and offer assistance offer more selection and varietyvices wooldbe performed. Avaui Pate!, Lisa Sineni, Siobban :rhe Gemini Symphonic Bandcole Maifris, John Mesolaras, Joe International Day in whatever manner theyare able in merchandise. Chairman JohnPrickand Flaheety, Ivan Temesvari, Alus- was awarded the best "jr. highPapavero, Dawn Passonella, Fao- to on behalfofPost 134, CommissionerDorisDowns symphonic band of 1989' in thela Petez, Ryan Peterson, Jim Ro- at Stevenson OLR students andra Mlynarcyk, Gina Ojeda, Science fair queried Wolf about the possibili- Young Joan Lee, Amy Markos, Downbeat Magazine student mu-zinsky, Robert Sadlowski, Brad OnFiiday, June2, students andof their nutive lands inclutlsu0 ty ofrefuse and on-site car repairs sic owords. (July 1989, issue). Nues North Jason Jolliffe, Mike Rapace, Jim Schecler, Ryan Schultes, Jasonteachers of grade five at Steven-China, Korea, Japan, Pakistan, and asked if she landlord would Sontar, Mr. Robert S. Rzeszulko, di-Schwartz, Rachel Silverman, To-son School celebrate the interna- at Mark Twain consider prohibitive signs out- place fifth in Olympiad rector, and Mr. Brian Jacobi, as- Indsu, Greece, France, andmany,teacher receives On Monday, May 8, many bey Silverman, Mark Simon,flouaI make-np offre class withamany others. Featured foods in- side Trab, Wolf acknowledged sistant director, are to be corn- AnitaSorti,Natalie studente atMark Twain Sehuat in Junior High students at Oar Tellez Steblin,luncheonfeaturingfoodsofeluded muny thatame now part ofnational award the possibility of entra titter bat stance. earns mendedontheierecentsuccesses.Christine Stengi, Stuart Strand,many lands. As a culminating on- Des Plaines, purticipaled in their indicated that other tenants asLadyofRansomSchool, 8300N. These students together with Band members are Jason Bay- the American diet suchas egg annual scheut Science Fair. Culinary William Suh, Zoey Szmutewitz,tivity ofthe children's serial sted- rollo, and various Italian dishes. George Pryjma, amath teacher well as Trak did not want theGreenwood, Niles, placed fifthR.?. DeLaCruz (Otiles),Stacie good, Jess Block, Jeremy Brody,Omnti Thenchal, Bot Waytula,ins unit On foreign countries, the at Niles North High School, has Every grade level, E-6 haden- space to be unsightly and woaldoverall at the Illinois RegionalEdler (Park Ridge), Faul Kola Ganen Brenner,Beth However, many oflhefoodufrom tries. Studies included Air flow Arts degree ConcI, Carol Welter, Judy Yang andluncheon was followed by enter-Korea,the Middle East, andreceivedonAwardofllonorfrom make sore there was no trashScience Olympiad held March 4 (Otiles),StephenLang(Park Tommy Chang, David Chen,MillieYoung. taismentfeaturing activities the National School Public Rda- through Volcanoes, The entireproblemcmeatedby its patrono. ut Buffalo Grove High School. Ridge),MaryPeter Guillermo Tellez of Morton southern Europewere quite new ochmlpnpulatiun und community (Des found in many other lands in theto the students and teachers wholions Association (NSFRA) for The Racers approved lise spe-Individual medal winners were:Plaises), Jennifer Savino (Otiles),Grove was awardedhis Associate world. his exemplary practice of good viewed She displays. Gen Siegel, cial use request, stipulating thatGOLD - Stephen Xopec (Park and Bernard Shim (Otiles) in Applied Science degree in Cn- Amerital Unico found the tastingan exciting Helen Reiter und Barbara BulBs corn- State Science Students dressed in cnstnmesevent. public relations in supportofedu- Trab clean its parking spots asRidge) for Aerodynamics; SIL-peled io Bridge Building, Corn-tinary Arts at the spring gradan- Club presents were tite faculty advisors lu the VER - Aunabelle Aiosto! (Nues) tion toocheou of The Culinary Organized by Aun Richertand codon in his daily activities on studente. well as expand its cleaning to ad- putee Programming, Egg Drop, Fair winners llene Karol, fifth grade and off the job, Piyjma, who has jacent areas if their litter blowsand Erika Beil (Niles) for A isHot House, Metric Estimation,School nf Kendall College in Festa Italiana teachers, for Anatomy; Kenneth Melendy Evanston. The Culinary School's Barat selected the program of entertainmentuf- taught in District 219 for 21 Kenneth J. McKiflip amoand the center. Mousetrap Vehicles, Pentathlon, The Amnrital Unico Club of As a result ofreceiving awards ter the luncheonwas welt re-years, received a Letter of Corn- (Park Ridge) for Periodic Table;Picture This, Rocks & Fossils,comprehensive 21-mouth asso- in the Outstanding category at lo- ceived by mendation and un Award of Hoc- Kenneth J. McKillip, son of BRONZE -Jerry Bas (ForkScience Bowl, Soxuds of Music,nate degree program combines Chicago takes great pride in pm- cal and regional science foins, sixfor award all.Studente sang Mallinckrodt Ridge) and Tony Remijas (Fork senting Festa italiana at Grand songs from foreign lands, showedor Ceetificate at the District 219 PeggyL, andFual O. McKillip of Topographic Maps,TreeID,general education and culinary GolfJuniorHigh School students 2 Susan Drive, Mt, Prospect, has Ridge) for Astronomy; Joseph arts courses to train siadents as Ave. and the Lakefront On Aug. program how varions gamesare played,Board of Education meetiug on Law students or Not, and Write It, Do 18,19 and 20. This fun-filled foodhad the honor ofcompeting in the mead exempts from May22. been appointeda sergeant in the Lang (ParkRidge) and Autaoino It.. cooks andapprenticechefs in fine State Scincce Faim held in Cham- exenta in far U.S. AirForce, Miceli (Nues) - forMysiery Sub- dining establisbnsenls, and entertainment exifavaganza, President Lucy Morrosan-away placet and thoroughtlyen- The recipients were chosen for honored Chicago's premier ethnic fest, paign, Illinois. nounced that brat College ofjoyed themselves, demonstration of good public re- The new non-commissioned Golf Junior High School is officee in The Greater Chicago Chapter will be celebrating its I tthcon- take Forest bon been selected lo PTA members Caroline talions in daily activities; work completedtraining proud lo announce the following Gold- of tite Association of Legal Ad- - Art discussion secutiveyeor. participate ïn The Sears-Roebuckstein, Marcia Rabin, and Marilynfor the betterment of the schools; management, leadership, human winners ofthe State Science Fair: Fonndation's 1919-90 "Teaching relations and NCO respensibils- miuissrators honored seven Mal- National HonorSociety l°amily entertainment, tedian Slodke, helped inpreparing andperfoesnsance of job in an exem- tischrede College of the North at Smith's Center food and cultumal events will run Outstanding Award - CarolynExcellence and Campas Leader-serving all the foods,. plasy manner; respect and adiad- 15es, before being awarded this Applebanm - 'The Effect of Col-ship Award Pragram." states, Shore legal studente recently. throughout this three-day festi- ration by fellow workers, sta- honors Reginastudents RebeccaKeller,Educator, omnd Light on Phalealus Lime- The awards to mere than 700 of McKiilip is a weather equip- Joan Bertnch of Skokie, Fran- val. dents and the general public; and Gotreach Program, will leada Sis". First Plum Award - t.eahthenations's leading private Big Brother- othercriteria. ment specialist with the 21081hcisco Cano of 5044 N. Oakley, This yearsentertainment Chicago, Karla Evans of3755 W. The faculty ofRegina Domini-Amy Soder, Amy Retzinger, Jan-"Follow-up Discussion of the package includes Fmankie Ava-Mishkin, Don Chwojko. Thirdliberal arts calleges and aniver- As a math teacher, Pzyjnsa's CommunicationsSqnadronat Place Award - Kim Pellicano, Sisterprogram LaughErs Airporcellase, Tesas, Devon, Chicago, Nancy Grippecats High School has elected 41ice Jettner,Aurora Gonzales,Current Exhibit at the Smith Ac- Ion, Tom Dienten, Prank Pisani, situes wilL recogniee tsp dedication baa been noticed by sophomores, juninro, and seniorsLeni Gonzales, tegrid Lema, So-livides Center, Lincoln and Ga- JannlLee. educaters on each campan for The Stndent Council of Markstudente,parentsand His wife, Tina, is the daughterofNorthbrook, Deborah Hender- The Rivival, Christine Corelli, fellow son nfNorthbrook, Sneanne Oto-lo membership in the Nationalson Quino, Kirsien Froelich, Lisalila Avenues, Skokie,on Jluy 24, Tony Spavone ned many others. their mesourcefujuess and leader-Twain School in Des Plaineshan teachers. He has been voted the nf Robert G, and Eleanor L. al 1:30 p.m. shïp. Each winning facultyformed a Big Brother-Sister Wotffof8220Moarc,t St., Niles. heusen of Lake Villa, and Chris- Honor Socicly ou the basis ofWochner, Anne Maxson, Fran Daniel G. Brzozowski pro-most popular male tourber at the freieoutstandingscholarship, Sensational fireworks will be member will receive $1,100 andgram, The Council Representa- tine Nemitz ôfNiles were feted at Orlando, Alicia Lisowski, Eliza- Please call 673-0500, Est. 335 displayedon Priday and Saturday school for many years, Out of the leadership, service and character.beth Atkinson, Elizabeth Schnei-for additional information, the institutionwill receive atsves, fourth through sixth grades, A-anthony M. Jaggers IheChicagoYacheClubMay 23, nights. Marine t'fe. Daniel G. Bezo- classroom, Piyjma dedicates his The following area studeolsder, Tiffany lCeaue, Tino Paterno. grant ranging tram $500 to $1,500meet with selectedyounger sen- The students who were recog- Tickets are $5 in advance andzowski, a 1988 graduate of Notrebased on student enrallsnent, In- situe an assistant coach of the hiarine Lance CpI, Anthony M. wilt hr inducted al an all-schoolEric Qemnlan, Anastasia Akrivos, dents once on twicea week andMath team, andhe runs the score- aired completed a law firm mau- Michael R. Feustel $6 at the gate. Advance ticketsDanse High School of Niles, re-.stitulional granlo can be oued tuplay a game, read stories Jagern, whuse wife, Kelly, is the agement class taught last nemes- assembly onWednesday, April5:Meegan Costello, Mary Lee, . can be purchased cently reported for duty with 3rd or justboard while aunoancing girls daughter uf Eennith J. and JoanneGatti, Kathleen Tobin, at all Domi- encourage campus leadership,eat lunch toghther ter by MCNS faculty member Elaiue Docduc, Nicole Bernardi- Marine Fvt. Michael R. Pens- nicks food stores and ButeraForce Service Support Group on or talk. Thebasketball games, Joyce Swee- Patricia Hubin of 3752 Spr- Maria Gemskie, Elizabeth John-Reis, Aetene Clisen, Jennifer faculty enrichment and isnprnvedidea in soeneichthestudents' lives William Douehoo, Donehoo is tel, son ofDonnaJ, tzzoof556N. food slums. Okinawa. teaching. Winners will be uey, NilesNortifs nurse who also ingdale, Glenview, IL, recentlychief operating officer for theson, Kathleen Kenny, TiffanyNolasco, Maria Zeller, Laura and have the StudentCouncilworks with Pryjina as a score- returned frum deploymenttu Fifth Ave., Des Plaines, hascam- For further information con- Hejoined the Marine Corps inselected by independent comnuit- Chicago law firm Gottlieb andWilliams, Mary Gcraghty, Ni-Majcin, Beth Basota, Moniqorpteted recrois training al tact 829-8888. member fret like they haveper-keeper, calls him an ambassador Okinawa, Japan, with2nd Marine coto Raischan, Jennifer Coliman,Ftinchcliff, Maureen Martin and Marine September, 1988. tees an each campan. formedagpoddrej Schwartz, Corps Recruit Depot, SanDiego, olgood will for oar school," Division, camp tejuene, NC. Carol Russell, Elizabeth Loby,EriuG'Roumke. Calif. ?BU.GJE, TjJRSD4, JJJLY ; lOj From the Ruesch garagen.n Continued from Page i Nues Fest... £*flauti pending and that he could havedebris, a broken fence,andan un- Continued from Page 1 Co*liiiied from Pagel paved let. Runsch hastriedto used the time to prepare for it; by theNiles ParkDistrici GoodNick got a veiy thor- of a metal buitding which we "Just tikeeveryone else, he has tocomply with the clean up, spend- ing mare than $30,000 in thenf- Wednesday's attendance euti- ough no-nonsense manager were told would only be used conform." mates wem available after temporarily- for one year. It is Troy said the law pecnotsfort over the yearn, but according press but traded his efficiency for deadlines, but Organizerswere IOw-moratepersomteljn now fifteen or twenty yeses amortization ofthe useful life of ato Village Directorof Code En- many forcement Joe Salerno, the Siteconfident that storm formaste ofthedepartments. since Norbert began using the structure over a given period of building illegally. Why does years, depending on the age undwould soon again fall into un-would not doter attendees from BadNick ignore this viola- condition ofthe building. He em-sightlydisrepair. He saiditenjoying the unlimited carnival This time amund GoodNick tookedlike a"pigpen". ridepuckage and the manyrestau- teamed his tesson. His potice don? We don't know. We do phasized that although a use of rants, I M know Norbert contributes to property is permitted at one rime, MayorNichalas Blase recently inctnding White Fence andfirechiefs getgood ratings told The Bugle, "We intend toFarm which shares its famous from everyone and GoodNick Nick Blase'spolitical hope it doesn't mean that permission chest when donors are sought. continues indefinitely. Teoy spec- move him ont of there asrapidlychicken with lusters throughout has teamed to seek tocat peo- he agrees tothe run of the fest, pte And we assume that the public ulules that the City of Chicagous possible, unless whose previoustrack garage owner, Jim Ruesch, move by a certain date.We ate In addition to Bozo, American recordis akuown quantity. handles nearly 3000 similar canes Engtinh will do their salate does not. yearly, but there are few in Niles' firmly committed,..und prepared to the - recenthislory. to do it legally." Beatles beginning at8p.m. under I Theres a vrey bright lady the tent of the Bndweiser Beer down at the Trident Center Readers might ask why we The Villageorderedthe Rumch's Garage, 8650 Sherm- zero in on 000dNick- Rumch garage elated in 1981,er Road, has been under villageGarden, Friday free entertain- who might flit the biU and meut spotlightsthe All-Night Nites Chamber of Commerce BadNick? Where are the other bat no direct enforcement waspressure to relocate forynars. The six trustees who wem elected taken. Jim Ruesch, garage opera-Ruesch family bought the landNewsboyu, a SOs andtiosgroup at has a fine man who might fitt 10:30 p.m., following the 8 the post Were sure there's lo run this town along with tor, thought hn held a unique poli- the garage is on in 1885 and built p.m. Nick? It's agood question. Un- tian, since his firm was in opera- the entrent garage in 1928. theMain Stage perfoimance of The many others in the community Great Prentendets, who woutdquatify for the job. fortunately, they're alt in the lion at the site long before thesurrounding area remuined farm a musical backpocketNick. surrounding area became resi-land until she t950s when homesgrasp which has "cameo appear- GoodNick is showing good ances" by Cher and Elvis, judgment. dentini, began being built in the areas ser- among ri Butover the years and with re- roundiug the garage. others. The special handicap car- Frank-Ly Speaking... newed emphasisinrecent lu the years since then, thn vit-nival opens the grounds at 4p.m. What about BadNick? Otd Friday. BadNick istrying to close months, Village imspectors havelagn has bern uneasy about u gar- U-DO-IT down a truck repair garage in We received a gmat teller listed property code violationsage operating inu residential Other freemusicalgeifer. 449 manees during the fest incinte ISO theChesterfieldareaon from Nites'recenliy departed such as chicken coops, scatteredarea, Shermerkoad which has been village clerk, Frank Wagner. 8 p.m. Satarday appearance by ACEHARDWARE there since 1922. 1f he okay's il.we'll print it The Buckinghanm, Liz JOsod- NOW ACE nextweek. Village administrator... ville and the Supernaturala pizyot AluminumH,rd.ce,e Lu 5 p.m. and J. F. and Thetsts are tn 1961 a developer, At Continued from Page 1 2-Step Ladder Sherman, built the duptex and We're hoping someone in featured Salarday at 1030 ç'.m. town will bring Frank and Holibluze and Strait iolithOru L!ghree,g u HordIeol,weoo,rop "x 16'Locking Tape quadriplex Chesterfield Gar- pacity." The beard hopes lo fill toddo, elI, st.p ,e,isr ow p,ed,. o,,d 'u,,, Charteue back for an evening New Jersey. Blase indicated that close the fest on Sunday along Srreos noIre block cose, Oogals look den Estates surrounding the three resumes had been receivedthe position with a qualified in- ploslo "e'. G,00r br Iro,d roruo,l,o,eo,. osd cu,h,000d blod crecen ch eo,n garage. For 29 years the resi- offatewelts. Theirmany years, by the board hut was unsuresider botwouldeupandthe search with Trent Cartini and the Am- l0rd,tor fo, sroroge. ro read eseskings, dential area and the truck gar- of devotion to Niles warrants beyondNiles if necessary. bassadoes, an Elvis impersona- R whether more would be forth- such an eveoing. age bave lived side by side. coming. The three general qualifica- tion group on the Main Stageat 7 But periodic complaints from p.m. Sunday. ROTOTILLERS POWER RAKES 4599 The mayor said "five or sin"tions forthn nentvillage adminis- neighbors, who consider the Another Frank, Frank Par- current village employees quali- Bingo is festered for five days POWER TOOLS SEWER RODS tdnson, wit! be closing shop tratar, according lo Blase are: 15 area tacking the aesthetic am- fy, after announcing at the June and the Hites Events Committee, after this month. He's been at knowledge ofadministeation aOdwhich sponsors the festival HAND TOOLS LADDERS bience oftheirresidential 27 village boasti meeting that thefinancial matters, knowledge of to urea, is causing BadNick lo at- the State Farm post ou Mil- search for a sew village adminis- benefit several non-profit organi- coscouoFANS wankee Avenue for al least 25 Hiles and the workings ofits goy- zations, wilt hold a grand prize GENERATORS PUMPS tempt tu oustthe garage owner Irator would first be conductedemmeul, and the capacity for de- from his property. After 67 years and has served the corn- within the ranks of thote "pees- raffle where a tacky winner will WHEELBARROWS SHOVELS 5-Blade 52" manity welt. veloping good employee rda-walk home with an extra $1,000. 12" Oscillating Fan years of operating, BodNick ently in the village administrationlions. Ceiling Fan wants tu fame the garage own- or serving the village in any ca- Otherprizes are alto festered, PRUNING TOOLS DOLLIES Cmlila, 1h osi the Ieuuh nf a er to getout. Mr, Parkinson has always The Hites Park District will Many nnher pinces of equipment available te rent. 52" brass fonwith 5-cune iesert blodes. bunoe. Features whisper-quiet sail been afavorite ofourt. He's an also organize a pelting zoo, mag- Call nur rental department at 692-5570 Regular us' hugger model. rmm nr dirooseeal Osoillaliun. Jimmy Ruesch, the garage Euglishman who bmught a Nues Library...Cuntinued from Page 1 ic performance, parachute dem- owner, was in our office a style andgram with him when onstration and juggler Saturday, s oss coopte of weeks ago and was became to this country. impravumenls.Last year's budgetthe children's department, and and two performances by Mr. D's cryiug when he told os about wus $2,230,907. Minna Scheel, wife of the taleMagic and Illusions on Sunday 14 379 We often cringe when we Rajski said she tentative bud- 1212 theouster. He's ageotle young former Niles Village Managerafternoon. Frogs wilt be available man who works seven days a hear people talk about a per- get should be rn-evaluated, espe-Ren. for the 2 p.m. frog jumping con- YOUR son having "class". But Frank cially in regard lo the cuutingen- Cebe. week, often 15 hours a day to In otheraction, a Hiles residenttest followed by Hoffman's Ani- ..-. El- CHOICE has a certain elan which cy fund and levy. According lowrote a three-page letter lo boardman Show at 3 p.m. Budweiser's maintainhisbusiness.lt CUSTOM seems an act of sheer cruelty makes him a very special per- Rajski, some board membersmembers protesting action ut aNASCAR show car team will be tHeavy Duty Staple Gun son. And as has been men- want to sut aside money in the ACCESSORIES InstalE ,nsUlat,O,, ceiling trin. won ler,c. Electric to push the guy out of town. June meeting which Itrippedon the grounds all day Friday and Poly Hose Ree! DrainAuger donas! many timm, you can't fund for another library additionMcKenzie of certain powers in- Saturday. Ronald McDonald and Foot Pump mU OrI 00 1 oth cr0500 All creel eon- buy il and you eeatly can't cut- Ould t50' 0gedrr ho,e. Seongub. crrucrrcnwith chrowe I Itrio h. Potenred Attaches tu puwer drill. Sutety A letter-writerinthis although an addition jnsl waseluding final authority in h'u'ingbaseball legend Minnie Minoso Irrtun íru,,,e with r,'vsii, e I e" pory Univensoli 00 PSI foot porep with tivute what Frank has, On the completed. iam'pnocl wechenisw and hardened Clutch. Allows fur l-mue aperution. week'sLetters column ce- "Some think weandfiriag of personnel, wilt visit early on Sunday and busier end wheels. 26" hose.Greet for tires. creel working parts. Drill sold vepurutely. other hand, Frank shouldn't shouldhave levied for more but if Also, the architect Saturday aftentoonrespectavety. minds us of a building viola- take my opinions too serions- was given lion at Norbert's on Mitwan- thequadrennialreassnssmnntapproval to draw up revised plans kee Avenue. Thatbusiuess has ly. He knows I'm a hopeless goes up, the laspayers will befor renovating a parking tot adja- 17000 SERIES Anglophile. overburdened," she said. Little City gets 3408 388 70725 49 operated a retail business oat cent to the library. Bide for the In other business, the board re- FOR I work wilt be let oatas soon as volunteers 742o9 ceived several applications frompossible. Johnson Whstdo WMAQ-TVnews an- 7399 ev.. ______district residents who want to fdl Lastly, Linde Weiss wasap- ACE Ihn unenpired term of Board chor Joan Esposito and Hiles Has-d.no,e MONNACEP offers proved dnpurtment chiefof tech- Mayor Nick Blase have in corn- MemberCharlene Wagner. Wag-utcal services followinga recom- Impulse , ':RaidFlying Insect Ace Premium nerwiil tam in an official resigns-mnndation by a board committee mon with thousands of Chicago- Oakton land residents? Alt wilt be volun- BakingSoda-16 Oz. Sprinkler Killer-12 OL Spray Enamel course at lioninAugust becauseshe ! which waived the job prerequis- Freshens & eisens. absoíhs odors Durable sprinkler cooers full or Fest knockdown of flies, mas. movedfromlltedislrict, tarring their time and effort for ¿s...,.._J aduwn/aOdown spruy paint fon moud ar lie ofamaster's degree, Weiss has tinenefnigenuion. 1 lb. boo. pert circle up ta soy ft. quitoes uvd eoarrety of house- Learn about persoeul comput-days, and 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. on Among the applicants wereJu- Illinois Smiles forLittte City Tag in 5,3 meto1. Dries quickly. 15 years oflibraryenpermence,uc- held insects. er applications, word processingTuesdays and Thursdays for twodith ilesterfeldt, former chief ofcording to onnboard member. Days scheduled Friday, Aug. 18 in WordPerfect and Lotes l-2-3weeks. Thecostis $70, and Saterday, Aug. 19 through- in two weeks by attending mIen- oattheentire Clsicago area. sive hands-on courses offered at "Introduction to WordPerfect" Illinois is offered from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. OLR student Funda raised from OuklonCommunityCollegeon Tuesdays and Thursdays be- Smiles will benefit Little City throngh MONNACEP, Classes Foundation's programs for boys begin Aug. 7 and wilt marl utginning Aug. 8 for two weeks, and 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. and 7:30 to science fairawards and girls, men and women with FULL SERVICE AT BOTHSTORES Oakton's Des Flames campus. 9:30p.m.Mondaythrough mental retardation and other de- "Introduction tu IBM/FC: Be- Thursday beginning Aug. 14 for Junior High sludenls at OurSavsno, Nils, for BestFroject in velopmentalchultnnges, PIPE THREADING, GLASS,SHADES & KEYS CUT, ginners Only" is offered fromOne week. Features such as maltLady offronsom School, 8300 N.Earth Science, "TheCrystal Con- "The success oftllinois Senilen 5: 15 1o7: 15 p.m. aed7:30 to 9:30 Greenwood ave., Niles, receivednection",JosephLang, for Little City Tag Dayn in espe- p.m. Mouday through Thursdaymerge, spell check and store will Park be demonstrated on au IBM per-thn First Place plaque at there-Ridge, was the recipientof aciatly important this year because CARPET CLEANER RENTALS, CUSTOMPAINT MIXING, for one-week. The course in- cent Illinois Junior Academy ofFlaque for Best twoject in we must raise anadditional dudes a study of major corn-sonalcomputer, Thecostis $75. Health Science Fair, Region #6, for theScsnucn "Shakenor Stirred? Do$250,000 to pay for asbestos re- SCREEN & STORM WINDOWS REPAIRED, mando, basic functions and oper- Porinformation,callthemost outstandingprojectsen-Flanarluand Alcohol Mix?" mayal feom Linie City's ednca- 5COPIES alions, and popular software forMONNACEP Officeat982-terral bused upon student popula- lion building," says Joan Esposi- GUARANTEE varions personal computer appli- 9888. lion. Io, who is serving asthe 1989 We wil match any computlterS sale price on any melchandise n Stock, COPy of od required. cations. An advance coarse will Recipients ware: Sheri Dito-Flower Smiles Chairperson meet at the same rime on Mon- ria, Joseph Lang, Tracin Edler uf Earlier this year, the federal ij.DO.IT PRICES GOOD ONLY AT: days and Wednesdays for two Lincoiwood Park Ridge, and Jennifer Savino,arrangements at government mandated that Little weeks beginning Aug. 7, The cost blood drive treue Walsh, Anuabelle Apostat,Smith Center City remove abastos from its is $70. SlevnnJankawaki of Nues, ACE HARDWARE Betty Jo Reedy, Skokie Gar-school facility. Asbestos endan- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT ORTO GROVE "Lotos l-2-3" will include u Recipienss in Papee Session resi- On Tuesday, July 25, Lincoln- den Club, willdemonstrate theartgera the liven ofLillle City's TOLIMIT QUANTITIES study ofthe basic and intermedi-wood wilt sponsor u communitywere: Tracin Edler, Park Ridgeof flower arranging dents. Ho governmentfunds have ale features of Lotus ou an IBM and Annahellu Apostai, John to the Mon- AND LUMBER blood drive, The drive, from 3:30 day Graupofthe SmithActivitiesbeen allocatedtoLinie City ACE HARDWARE personal computer. Topics coy-p.m. lo 7:30 p.m. will be held alFitzgerald, Steven Jaukowski, ofCenter, Lincoln and Galba Foundation forthe removal. errai include spreadsheeling, in- Hites. ave- 8012 N. 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