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Nouìe . : " 8: NILESBUGLE.COM : 6 25 27 . : may ' s ' NuesPoliéeStationramp ': BYANDREWSCHNEIDER : code , HE .: . r Recently builtlandings AND ALLENKALETA tions ofthreelandingsinaramp Station, claimsthattheeleva- Construction the frontdoorofstation,but leading fromtheparkinglotto Contracting Americans withDisabilitiesAct in compliancewiththefederal with thelandingsrampisnot Conrady isconcernedthateven of them,"Conradysaid."But pitched sothatwaterwillrunoff (ADA). that." Conradywashiredtoover- in theprocessofdetermining ified thattheyareflat.We're still needstobei00percentver- Act specifiesthatforevery Illinois' Environmental behalf ofthevillage. see thecontractor's people withdiabilitiestimeto needs a60-inchlandingtoallow inches aramprisesvertically, for Mosque Final Plan Commissionhearingson Education Center(MEC). rent mosque at-8601 their hearingsonthe hearing set mosque proposal to deliberateonthe meeting isforthecommissioners held onTuesday,Nov.9. hours. Thenexthearingwill "The landingsneedtobe owns theMEC Community Center(MCC),which was presented Both theADAandstateof There havealreadybeenfive built theNuesPolice Ragner Benson,which POUCE STATiON requirements location oftheMuslim Commission hassetwhat could bethefinaldatefor have Morton GrovePlan Inaccessible A specialreport MOSQUE page2. from The9ugle Manager Menard, thecur- and neighborsof by theMuslim totaling over20 satisfied date Continues... PARKRIDGEBUGLE.COM MORTONGROVEBUGLE.COM evidence that Continues... company work on Barriers proposed page 4. Art still The 30 the it it be The rampthatleadstothe tor RagnerBensonhas Inaugurated Ministry Center UGLE told villageofficiaissatisfies front dooroftheNues story, seepage12. in aceremonythatdrewabout st. JohnBrebeufinNibsinaugurated OCT28 Police Stationhasthreeandngsthat Americans withDsab)itiesrequirements. pssibly 2004 200 parishioners.Formoreonthe its newMinistryCenterSaturday m: "r: -mi illegal -. \ buUding contrac- i . p4i -1-r- l ii . Photo by Allen KatetaIBugle y , ,,,i ij THE BUGLE Thursday October 28, 2004 I J 2 7.°bursday October 28, 2004 . THEBocut J . NEWS NEws Sweet Return Morton Grove Legion AuxiliaryNPD announces naming , , Niles Fannie May delights residents with itsreturn -4 contest for new building Hiles Fannie May store, _1 _ Member electedto county position located at the 8534 Golf io (í;;; Noia cornoea Kapetanski, a past peas- president. President Patricia JordanDepartment of Illinois President Entries due Nov 5 TheHiles, reopened to delighted øosb_ 2m, X04 dent of the Morton Grove also attended. Terry Miller as guests. During the Hiles Park District's newby fax, (847) 967-6639 attention customers Saturday, selling a limit- SandreAmerican Legion Auxiliary The Council is the level above theyear s membership rally will take multi-parpase gymnasium,Director of Development. ed selection of their famous cas- Lerner Newspapers dose 'Ufe' Unity No.34 was elected anddistricts and information is dissemi- place, hospital volunteers will beThebeing constructed north ofQueutions, please call (847) 967- dies. installed to the office of color bear-nated to the delegates concerninghonored, conteste with awards willthe intersection of Caldwell and 6633. Personnel from storesfrom Chain to be managed by Pioneer Press Chicago to Wisconsin worked the er for the First Division Cookthe Department of Illinois Auxiliarybe conducted in Ilse areas of puppy, Howard needs a name and residents The new building will include 2 on whether their format will County Council. on an every-other-month basis. stone, including the manager of the week's "Lerner Life" nurses srttotorship, Americanism are encouraged to suggest one. multi purpose courts, indoor fitness newspaper was thelastchange." The first fall meeting of the divi- In the report brought back from Park Ridge store, where code essays, ROTC medal preseatatiom, Entry forms are available in allbuck, fitness and locker rooms and issae published bythe Lerner's newspapers covering Sian was held recently at the Cookthe meeting, programs and projectsa new citizen reception and otherNiles Park District Oscilities andconcession area.The winning issues have delayed the opening. Last County Building in the Loop. of the state American Legion The Hiles store is one of47 retail citais that serves neighborhoodsthe far northern Chicago neigh- programs like Girls Slate, conamu- should be returned by Friday, name will be announced on Friday, io Chicago sud several been Attending the session was dele-Auxiliary were outlined and plans locations opening before borhoods have already nity service, and children andNovember 5 to the Howard LeisureNovember19thatour50th sorthshore suburbs. Irausferred to Pioneer's bureau in gate Lorry Nehart, another pastmade already to host a meeting withyouth. Center, 6676 W. Howard Street orAnniversary Celebration. Thanksgiving.Thestaggered schedule of openings leads up lo The Life was one of severalPark Ridge. Early speculations Mosque the Grand Opening of the land- papers published by Lemer inhint that Lemer's papers may be mark Fannie May locutionat city neighborhoods and suburbs.changed from their long-time (Continued from page 1)Niles Youth Council plans 'Haunted Garage' WackerDriveandMichigan It covered Hiles, Morton Grove,broadshret formats to Pioneer's the pmpeety. commissioners to reach aconclanion you ready to be scared?from 7:00-10:00. Admission for the Sunday, October 31 from Noon Aveaue io downtown Chicago, just Skokie and Lincoinwoed.ltisstandard-issue tabloids. While no additional evideace willand take a votc but that if additional The Nues Youth CouncilHaunted Garage is $3.00 and alluntil 8:00 pin. Children und adults south of the Michigan Avenue expected la be folded into its sis- Leiter's advertisers were also ter Pioncer Press Papers io thecontacted by Pioneer Press, arg- be presented, village officials have time is needed, they may nient agair Arewill be hosting a Hauntedproceeds benefit the Niles Youth who attend the party ha costume will Bridge on Nov. 19. The Grand asked the MCC to have its represen- "I think that three hours should beGarage at the Nues Park DistrictCouncil und Niles Teen Center. Foreroy mninigolffor flee. Bring the Oproing wilt mark thedate when same town. ing themIoadvertisewiIh tatives and expert witnesses pensentenough time to deliberate,"Tam Golf Cornac garage that ismoie informationcontact, 847-967-entireffitnilyand enjoy u fimo und all 47 stores are expected to be Pioneer Publisher Larry GreenPioneer as they advertised with in caso the commissioners wish toCzeiviinski said. located on 6700 Howard Street in6633 or check out the Youth Council auth day at Pioneer Park, 7135 N. open for business.Aside from said that letters were sent to LifeLerner. ask additional questions. After the commission votes, theirHiles on Thursday, October 28th website ut www.nilesyc.org HarlemAvenue. For more informa- locations in Illinois, Fannie May is subscribers lo inform them of the Any subscribers to the Life or "The purpose of the hearing in for report wilt be forwarded to the vil-from 7:00-9:00, Friday, OctobrrHiles Park District will be holding atian, contact Fiancee Park at (847) opening two locations in change. any of the other Leiter newspa- perusviti the commissioners to deliberate,"Inge beard. The report could include 29th and Saturday, October 30thHalloween Party at Pioneer Park on647-9092. Wisconsin and four in northwest "Responsibility for Ihe Lerner have the balance of said Village Administrator Ralphrecommendatiom such as a request titles was moved by oar parenttheir sabscriptious applied Indiana. Customers swarmed the Nues Fannie May otore when it reopened for Czerwinski. "But we have asked theto preserve three mataren linden trees company, Hotlinger fromagainst subscriptions to the new "We're using the same recipes thu first timo since February last Saturday. applicant to have their witnesses outheCapulina Right-of-Way and the same ingredients to make Midwest Publishing lo PioneerPioneer papers. available in case the commissionersamong other things. Four Park Ridge Park Districtposts up for election sure Ihr candy tastes junI the samepresident and general manager ofoutlets like Jewel, Dominick's andNewspapers Inc.," said Green. Formerly Pioneer Press pab- wish to ask questions fnr clarifica- "Lerner's Chicago flagship lilies, lished 5 t newspapers in The, village board will either first date to begin circu-Districtis as everyone remembers. It's beenFannie May Confectionstue, Walgreen's. A complete list of tion." accept or reject the plan commission October 27, 2004.information is Skyline, Booster and News-SlarChicago's suburbsandouter lating peritions for nomina-Filing dates for nomination papers www.etechions.state.il.us. great to see the look on the faces of Ftc-packaged Fannie Mayretail locations selling Partirle May The meeting is setto begin at 7:30 enporl no earlier than the second tion for election of four oar loyal castomees as they comeCandies such asPixies, MintCandies, as well as online orderingpablicahions witl remain ix placeneighborhoods. The Lerner p.m. and is expected to conclude by The for the April 5,2005 ConsolidatedPetitions can be picked up at the with more resources devoted topapers briag Pioneer's new nom- meeting io November bat possiblyPark Commissioners for the Park n and laste the candy they love,"Mellaways and Trinidads also con-information, can be found ontine al 10:30 p.m. Czerwinski said that *.ree daringthe Election are January 17 throughMaine Park Leisure Center, 270t Ihem. No decision has been made ber to 58. firstmeetinginRidgeRecreationandParkJanuary 25. The website for more said Alan Petrik, executive vice tinue 10 be available through reloitwww.fanniemay.com. hours shouldb"sough time for theDecember. Sibley, Park Ridge. r Come Help Us Celebrate Over a TIlE Perfect Start Bi,i a"!)!? -_r Enpert advice from your Quarter of a Century in Business Fast Lube Systems neighborhood Benjamin Moore' store. 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(Above) Persons with disabilities ramp at Nues Police Station looking down from top of ramp it is difficolt to dis- e. o cern the landings that were added aboot a month ago to the ramp. (Right) Some temporary scaffolding is all that remains the long-standing accessible ramp at the Nilea Police Station before contractors removed the ramp following the completion of the permanent one last summer. PRODUCE- GROCERY- (Below Left) SUPREME SALERNO A birds-eye diagram shows the masimam doe of 30 inches in a ramp before a landing of 60 inchea la reqoired. FRESH GOLDEN RiPE DUTCH FARMS The maximum slops for the riss is 112. MUSHROOMS BANANAS BACON CHILI BUllER )Below Right) $399 cOOKIES The original plans tor the Niles Police Station included three different landings in the ramp. 99 4 s 129 " LB I LB QTc0NTAINER 8 OZ BOX Lanci Landing ., 1.LBPACK SuOnce ofRamp Lanthng Ramp Begtnningm 630.06 ft Second Landing: 635.85-638.0611 TROPICANA INDIAN SUMMER B.C. BUNDT 638.56-638.668 APPLE JUICE 100%PURE ESH or Ran ORANGE CAKES jHothontalrolectlon Firat Landing: 633.36.633,46 It s JUICE I FORNIA 99 AFFY TAPPtE s MaximumRIse 3010 I RESEEDI.ESS 64 OZ 611. CARAMEL 2 FOR40° 30 OZ IGRAPE.. 64 OZ Ramp and Landings Requirements APPL I LAY'S MARCONI .29 CRYSTAL Source: Originai Plans, Nues Police Station 79\ . ROASTED Source: U.S. Dept. of Justice POTATO Alt Measare,nents in feet above sea level Final Elevation: 641.16 ft SUGAR PEPPERS 3P; «2 CHIPS s rest before cestinuing up the ramp. Associates in 2002. they came out and fixed it." they handle il lhemselves?No, they the contractor has finished all the $179 5 LB BAG 12 OZJAR 1f the ramp rises tI feet, it needs at "The generalcontacter was Strzelecki said that the status ofcome to us, the experts." work. It decant seem to me tha ,2i&4°°' a2OZBAG least three landings according to doing work to ensure that Ilse ramp the ramp was the subjecl of con- The village is, however, commit- they are as fiat as they need to be.' -- w Doug Gamble, the state's inter- was in compliance," said Oslman. versation at many meelings withted to ensuring that the ramp is in Ostman said that the building preterofthe Environmental "Butas architect will have to veri- compliance. Strzelecki said thatdepartment would examine Ihe u Barriers Act. f,'that." any problems thnt may exist in thebuilding and that if there was any ÌlIL.): "The Illinois Accessibility Code, Ostman said that he had not been "It doesn't seem to me ramp wilt be fixed. question as to the legality of the which is law in lImais, requires aullo inspect the site since the con- "This isn't our building," he ramp, a third parI)' would be called FINLANDIA GABBIANO ramps to hase a landing every twofraclor installed the new landings. that theyareas flat as said. "This is the public's build- in to evaluate it. PINOT GRIGIO OR and one half feet of rise," saidBot did say thai three five-foot tog." Whileallnew construction I VOD Gamble. landings were required for the they need to be." According to Conrady, some- should be within the parameters sel 99 CHIANTI After the first lt feet, the Nuesramp Io comply with ADA regula-Art Conrady, Construction time in the nexl month either the by state and federal laws to ensure 750 ML Police Statinn's ramp meets a sel lions. access, Laura Millet, managing Manager, Nilea Police Station building department, or someone 750 ML of stairs and then continues up "He didn't have them," Oslman hired by Conrady's company,aflontey of the advocacy group aboot another three feet to the front said. Project and Construction Services,Equipped for Equality, said Ihat door. Dean Slrzelecki, chief of the Inc. will survey the elevations to complaints about improperly built i KORBEL Chuck Ostman, who heads the $99 Niles Police, said that employees Ilse cenlraclor, hut Ilse village was make sure that they comply withramps and other environmental PLACIDO 99 BUDWEISER $799 village's building depaetmetst, said of the contractor were chipping the assured the ramp was in compli- the law. barriers are not unconunon. BRANDY $ that the ramp was not in cempti landings out of the rantp about a asce. "The contractor that the eleva- "Sadly," she said," it's noi an "° ML CHIANTI 12 P6012 OZ BILS asce before the contractor added month ago, altempting to being the "We leave these thiags up to rions and they assure os thnt they're anomaly.It'sreallytoo bad 70 ML ,, ramps that were included in the ramp into ADA compliance. them," said Stezelecici. "They're accurate," said Conrady. "If they'rebecause with new conslruction . original plans submifted by archi- "When it was first built il was aIhe experts. When they've got aright, fine, but we don't want tothere's an opportttitily to make it I teclstralfirmPhillipsSwagerproblem," said Slrzelecki. "But problem in law enforcement, do have to come bark to this long after accessible." 6 Tbursdttay October 28, 2004 THEBuci. THE BUGLE -Thursday Oktober 282OO4 PoLIcE BLÖTTER out for $300 about 4:30 am. they cash from u church in the 1000 driveway ofa beme in the 1300 block home and that il was possible that Plaza Bank started to hear traflicon their police block ofGillick Sunday night after ofS. Gteenwned Friday night October the doors were unlocked. The man radios saying My car be released. t entering a side door to the church tS.Thewindowwasvalued at $350. suid when he approuchedhin car the next morning he noticed the dai-will pay." Police checked the radios and then prying open an interior of all their squad cars and a short office door vent. DVandalism(19005,,Pntopect) ver's side door ajar and discovered time later come across the Rockford Caro burglarized VandaJs uteri a BB gras to damage the the items missitig. ( 2000 W. Des Plaines) wallofgamgeinthe l900block of S. load offloor materaalsman walkingin the7300 block of CD P.mtSmadaymoming October17. . recovered (6300 Oakton) Milwaukee Ave. and found him A 2003 Mercedes ML320 was ban- SPECIAL5 UCart with his hands bloody. According glarized Sunday morning October Van Stolen A 56.yeor-old Des Plaines manwas 20 to police the man scaled a 10 foot 17 while parked in the street in the (700WUlins) arrested by security guards ut the A locked 1998 Ford Caigo von was lo month Menard's store in the 6300 block offence surrounding Skokie 2000 block of Des Plaines. The Automotive and entered n tow truck told police someone stolen thun u business poiidisg area in Oakton Saturday afternoon Oclober owner smashed the front passenger win- the 700 block ofW. Higgim Tuesday 16 after he tried lo walk out of the that contained a police radio to cull 2.5- police hoping to recover his SUV. dow and removed u cell phone and night October19. store pushing a cart filled with il - a coin purse with lOs and credit burglarized boxes of floor film, two. sheets of Beside the DUT arresk the man 24 month was charged with criminal trespass curds. DUnlockedvan(900 N. Noethwestllssy.) underlaymenl, two bottles of glue, Someone ettteeed an unlocked 2001 and o floor installation kit. The Desto a vehicle, criminal trespass to burglary land, and disorderly conduct. The DCar(400 R Home) Mercury Mentana Fri* aftemeon Plaines man was stopped by a store October 15 andremovedawafletsulsile 3.00 report did not contain a court date. Thieves aemoved a $300 Motomlu cell employee who noticedthe items did Bikes stolen phone and a $500 nail gun finto an the cartons cn1 in abissiness gurt- not hove the Menard's proof of pui- ( 6800 Milwaukee) unlocked 1985 Chevy van parked ht inglotinthe900blockofN.Noathwest 36 month chase stickers. The man told secu-fi Hwy. rity he did not have a receipt andTwo mountain bicycles valued at the ownets chivewW in the 400 blank that the items were paid for by $750 were reported stolen from a ofS.Horne SaturdaynightOctober 16. storage locker ut a multi-unit build- nein 800 CBs 3.5O another man sti)l in the store. . SUMMARY OF CRIMJO: Security could not findthe otheringinthe6800blockof DCarbua'njaty(SOOWaceen) Morton Grave Milwaukee Ave. sometime between Thieves got away with $50 in cash and man. The Des Plaines man then told Theft-tO 48 month September 1 and September 30. 100 COn from an unlocked 1996 security he was going to load the Damage to properly-S According to police the owners of HondaCivicpuaked indie street indie items into his ear and come back DUO-5 the bicycles reported them missing 500 blurk of Watson Wednesday night and pay for them. Store security 001es 4.00 October 22 nearly a month after October20. decided they had heard enough and DUS-9 call Todayl (708) 456-3440 they discovered they were missing. Vandalism called Morton Grove police and Theft-S or (773) 625-4100 The owners told police the storage and Werg Way) charged the man with retail thelk Burglory-2 The items were valued ut $444.97. locker was locked but there was no D(VernonVandals broke the rear window Park Ridge of a 1989 BUick Regal parked ht the The man has a November 10,2004 sign nffnrced entry. Burglary -6 Plaza Bank Computer stolen tram Coca-Cote street near Vernon and Werg Vtity court dote at 1:30 p.m. in Room 106 Damage to vehicle -3 slaoW.tosOP.sflto. arIer. 7400 Oak ParkAve.) FridaytsightOctOlter 15. 41m5.tt.tn,rtoc, ficto,,,, dar e. Barraa Oct. gotear. IO Damage to property-4 A compuler system valued at Vandalism tan w. l,to'n P.5 RU, CcaO,, Theft- t NILES $3,000 was reported stolen from the site in Houston Texas. On Octobergoods store in the 5800 block of Car theft-I quality control blend room at the Vandals baske the sear window 14 the man wired the money toDempster about 7:30 orn. Sunday D. Arrests.l4 Coca-Cola bottling plant in the ofa 1995 Merciny Sable packed in the Texas and over the next several October The following items were taken The following items were taken 17. The employee who 7400 block ofOakParkAve. Friday from official reposis of the Morton days continued to receive e-mailsowned the bike told police hefrom official reporto of the Nues Police Department for the weekafternoon October 22. A security Grove Police Deportment for the from the buyer. Four days later the parkedit in the rear white he managerfortheplanttoldpolice the buyer infonned the MotIon Grove ending October 25. 2004. week ending October 22, 2004. entered the store to open at 8 orn. computer was stolen sometime .. man via e-mail that he was having Concrete saw stolen between October 8 and October 11. I medical problems and wanted hin theft scam ( 6600 COlI) Stereo equipment stolen 1G URetail( 8900 Greenwood) UInternet(8500 Waukegan) $2,300 returned. But he offered to A concrete saw valued at $1,800 ( 8900 Merrill) accept $1,800 telling the Morton was stolen from the bed ofu pickup A 44-year-old Chicago man was A Morton Grove man told police he Car stereo equipment valued I Grove man to keep $500 for his truck parked on Nashville near Golfarrested Sunday night October 24 was scammed out of $2,700 by a atnearly $1,000 was reported stolen man pretending to buy a motorcycle inconvenience. The Morton GroveTuesday morning October 19. Theaftersecurity personnel at the Domanek' s store in the 8900 block from a 2004 Honda Civic parked in w man was informed of the scam by a owner of the sow told police he from the Morton Grove man over the ownefs garage in the 8900 family member, and when he wentparked his truck on Nashville and of Greenwood watched the man the internet. The Morton Grove blockofMerrill sometime to his bank he found out his account place three bottles of liquor in a man told police he received an e- after using the saw placed it back in overnight Friday October 22. The was frozen and the $5,000 did not plastic bag and walk out of the mail from the potential buyer who the lruck bed. He told police when owner told police o Roekford Amp, clear. A FedEx track of the checkhe returned an hour later the saw store. Security stopped the man offered lo by the motorcycle for o Pinneer Subwoofer and box, ando discovered it came from Nigeria. was gone. afterhe passedthe registers. He has $2,300. The buyer, howeves told Fang eapacitoe were removed from 'AXlMUM Stolen trailer hauled away a court dote of November t 5,2004 the man he was going to send hirn a the car after someone entered the S,;'R..EN G'? HI (5800 Dempnter) - (9000 Waukegan Rd.) in Skokie. cashier's check for $5,000 andDBike flU-Haul garage tbeough an unlocked service A bicycle valued at $75.00 was A U-Haut trailer was beported miss- man has a lot of requested the usan send him the bal- . door. ance of $2,700 too Westens Union stolen from the rear of a sportinging from the company's businessDRockfnrdexplaining to do ( 8001 N. Milwaukee) .. site in the 9000 block of Waukegan : The power of Free One heckingt. with direcS deposit Monday afternoon October 18. An A 34-year-old Rockford man has a .PARK.RJDGE: lot of explaining to do when he employee of the store told police The following items were taken Free 6,500 Bank One and Chase ATMs nationwide State Farm customers come out ahead... the 4 fool by 8 foot enclosed traiterappears in concI on a number of witt,StttwFt,,m charges after driving his 2004front official reports of the Park was dropped offal the site by a U- Ridge Police for the week ending Free online, on-time guaranteed bill pay on our yo,, torethe,,ittt Haul employee. But after searching Chevy Suburban onto the parkway October14,2004. oward-wirtrtirig web site contitotitio,,flit,,,,. YOU get he the urea and the store's computer- in the 8000 block of Milwaukee tossedt. thetiglio,,, ized inventory, the traiter could not Ave. about 3 n.m. Sunday October Free easy-to-set-Up E-Mail Alerts Io save you money 24 and was found asleep behind the Dope bust (800 Touhy) be found. An employee of the store Ridge police anested a O,li(,,tc itThU,ttttee pro,ide,,. wheel with an open bottle of brandy also told police the trailer could not DPark22 -year-old Park Ridge man Free zero-liability on debit card purchases g000rdtttg it). POwC, ,,od be found in U-Haul's national data- in the center comote. AstocinOt' 200) Cotti,it,n Repot, and o 21-year-old Park Ridge to save you wOrries° base. According to police when they stttttt;t,,ttt,r lott,,,, Slittiy'". arrived they found the man asleep woman for possession ofcon- In car DVI) and Flat traIled substance and possession of screen stolen (9000 Luna) and smelled a strong odor of algo- BANKONE fl hot on his breath. Police said after drug paraphernalia in the 800 block A dealer installed Audiovox DVI) 'V)I Bitt Schmidt, LUTCC of Touhyabout12:30am. 01 Oak Mitt Matt 5sils 4 player und LCD flat screen monitor they awakened the man he refused Nttejt to take any sobriety tests. Police WednesdayOctober20. The Nues Dempster were stolen from a 2004 Chevy woman was also charged with theft. 047.967-5845 Suburban parked in the Street in the placed the mon under arrest and 7001 W Dempster St towed his curto Skokie Automotive The Couple have a court date of Ishaq K. MohiUddifl 9000 block of Luna overnight November 5, 2004 in Skokie. Tuesday October 19. The owner of in the 7200 block of Milwaukee 847.965.1383 Ave. Burglarized the SUV told police he parked the DChurch(1000 W. Gillick) 847.663.1051 car about 4:30 p.m. in front of his Police said after the man bonded Payment Agroemenitur details. Burglars got away with $1,200 in 'gee nunk Ose OnlineiF nut FOtO ©2084 .t.t°. Morgan Chose 8 Co. 'Unaaths,ized transautlunsshould be ptumply reputted to nasa One. Member Thursday October 28, 2004 OMMENTARi THE BUGLE THE BUGLE i_ii Is.'JI J i. '_LT_/_17 Thursday October 28, 2004 THE BUGLE SOUND In Service to the Corninuntily Lette rs Anopen letter to the taxpayers of Park Ridge Editorial Board OFF! Uptown developers vie for $30 million in profits Ifthe election were held D63 needs A GUEST ESSAY exceed sto million. Friedman Company advise the City buhen. Publisher . LAND COSTS: Richard Masterson today, for whom would By Ren Rendina Council en the anreasouublenms of Ifthe City Council wants Io begin you vote? additional Land ouaIs of 59,523.250 are toeFEC (Mid-America construction dispensing partofthe$8O-lOO mil- Editor s most of you know, oe low. These costs should be Ihn costs, soft rests and land values? lion ufthe TIF funds that they now Andrcsv Schneider Next week, we'll be ai Kappy'n funds greater of 550/ Sq Ft.er the taSsas did Punk Ridge receive for the control, t have the following sag- i would vow ro, K',,,. rs u,,d ,,rthe "im ovdvçld,d. I p,obably uni 000 "Ich, Ceso. i ouprun, ini,,, 500, 1h,, Wednesday, May 26th, she Production Manager on Monday, asking what you wan.ldcn'iappwci Cciv thauushhas appraised fair market value. $250,000 infeespaidto the geslion: au,hs' ovilI Nov. I" Dear Editor ark Ridge City Council 00500 mugare,,, Nike w,,dy Yo,t,iJs,wCbi,ago lied Io Iho An,nni,en . PUBLIC TIF Rory Scott did for Halloween. CttTP,,ik, Nil,, adopted a resolution to cheese one FUNDS:Friedman Company? IIis my. Nolwithstanding the good fight MidAmerica is including inits understanding that the Friedman that School District 64 svaged I have been a District 63 resi-from the tIare tlnalisls te proceed with the Uptown Development. budget an amount ef$12,5t4,353 te Company has been hired again tu against the TIP, sis Ilse last analysis, brake; and that you might have a dent and property owner fer 30 be paid te them fer the parking let, The winning team was PRC /Mid- handle the furTher negotiations svith and because eflack ofsupport from tendency to "ride" the brake if years. My childrenattended site work, Lette rs America. The following comments stermwater rrtrntioe, PRClMidAmerica. Is the fox in theSchool Districts 207 and 63, they you left your left foot on the District 63 schoels. I am also a infrastructure and streelscape. THIS teacher in address themselvrs lo the financial heelseuse? decided to sigo a separate agree- brake pedal. District 63.1 um IS THE MOST BLATANTLY t believe PRC/MidAnserica isment svith the City.Ibclicve ItI 'It takes a viIIage ¡n D63 invested in this district's fight to budget from PRC/ Mid-Macrica. Balderdash lo all three. One, if INAPPROPRIATE REQUEST motivatednotbyhard-nosed District 64 had the svhole TIF con- get u referendum passed on all The plan submitted te the City for 1NS1OL U your butt is firmly planted in theDear Editor, THAT PRC/MIDAMERICA HAS economies or pnblic interest bal cupt os the ropes, but they blinked By Chuck Oaldacchino tent and you're butted in, vehicle fronts. the Uptown Development consisted ofS7,750 SF fer retail development PRESENTED TO THE CITY, as predictably by ilsInter-like self- at the Intl moment and signed the control becomes a non-issue. I am writing both in response these costs are historically develop- "It takes a village to raise a child."The villages of East Moine and 280,075 SF ofresidential devel- interest in their pursuit ofthese pub- agreement (referredtuabose), it".I'm here to rebut the latter. Two, if you get confused that te those who believe District 63 er costs, und net te be considered lic monies. Ifanyone is interested in thereby allowing the TIF tu be tebe District 63 must VOTE YES for the educational referendum an the dues not need additional funds teepmeut fer a total of367,825 SF of Left Foot Unless you have a standard-easily, you've got bigger prob- Nov. 2nd ballot.The passing ofthis referendum will ensure that our public TIF funds. -seeing PRC /Mid-America's budgetpassed by the City Council. tems than left foot braking. And remain a viable teaming cusma-improvements. The total project This writer uurquivocatty sap- . plan, go to www.pubtiraplosvn.org. shift vehicle - most of you don't, children continue te receive the high quality education they have cost (598,355,432 SF) for this con- . Hesvever, there remains a shortfall three, itjust doesn't happen often nity, us well as te these who may ports development in Uptown Park WHAT CAN Braking und even if I'm driving a slick, t received in the past. struction exceeded the total net rey- je District 64 fauding, even though enough to worry about. net truly understand the gravity Ridge; however, this writer does not WE TAXPAYERS DO? stilt do it - left foot braking Au parents of children in District 63 and teachers in n district which enuo (597,605,470). This plan usi- it is increasing class size at alt uf Infact, the rutio of "saves" of the problems our district support development in Park Ridge Every once in a white, for reduces re5ctioO tinte dramatical- passed its referendum last March we urn in a unique position.We lizos unrealistic censtraction costs, Thu first thing lo do is become ear schools and catting costs drasti- from the reduced reaction time to faces. that utilizes public TIF floscIo when angiy. Complacency fosters accept- cally. some diversion or fan,Ifeel ly from hooking by moving your have seen the positive effects of passing an educational referendum; soft costs and laud costs in order fer This dilemma can only be all of the three "objections" is The National Education there isnu need far public TIF assis- unce. Secondarily, eng,)' lanpayers compelled to reach into my bagright foot oli the accelerator to maintaining current manageable class sizes, meeting the needs of indi- MeC! Solid America to show a need solved, in my opinion, by bringing huge. Trust me on this. Association published findings tance. When realistic construction ask hard questions and they wanl of esoterica. (Disclaimer: gothe brake pedal. I've found thut vidual students, maintaining extra curricular activities, such as band, Ihr public TIF funds in order fer the the facts to the taxpayer citizens fur Aside: my Dad did left foot comparing the percentage of and soft costs are used, there will look that up if you don't knosv that reduction has been beneficial sports and after school enrichments and maintaining bath certified and developer te make a profit. Let me answers, and lastly, angry taxpayers them te decide en what course to braking and lie did ride the brake state funds allocated fer public clearly be enough profit for the what il means; it does not havein being able Io avoid accidents non-certified support staff.The taxpayers ofthe district that we teach explain sume of these developer Organize. Ifthere everwas a lime te pursue;i.e., financially back our pedal. One day, while driving K-12 education.Illinois was Developer. organize le prelect oar grassroots anything to do with sex.) (I've never had one its all the in have proven that the community must work together to provide the parameters in mere detail: schools, or rOlsvey encens profits te behind him, my hrothers and I ranked 50th. This same report CITY'S ROLE IN prepeety tax base, it is now. Il is leo Today's ssno, as the title says, is time I've been driving), und I highest quality education for all children. CONSTRUCTION COSTS: a developer. We can have beth the saw his tendency und immediate- showed that in Illinois the bur- UPTOWN DEVELOPMENT late te appeal lu ear elected officials left foot braking. think - once you've gotten used We have unfortunately also seen the negative impact of not having The developerisutilizing per Uptusvu Development nod fseanc- ly wired the brake light to the oil den of funding education comes Ido not blame PRC /Mid- because the majority have a mind I've becs a left foot broker forto left foot braking - you'd find passed a referendum; higher class sizes, less support staff(tO Special square foot rest ef$t40 fer the res- ing for ear school system if we idiot light. That stopped him from the local government hod- America for anemptiag te get pub- set that this drvelepmeel should go as tong os t've been driving, that, tuo. Education teachne assistants, tO ESL/Bilingual teacher assistant posi- idential development and 5100 for refuse to allow these developer from riding the brake pedal. And ies. .Although our state's goy- lic fisnds when they are en the table. forward regardless of the aaneces- some 42 years sow. For me, it's If you've been driving for a tians, t Gifted/Talented Facilitator position, 3.5 Curriculum and the commercial.TIsis amounts t encens profits to become a reolily. it also made for some disconcert- erniag bodies have promised The error lies with the city adminis- satt' cost to the taxpayen. as natural as scratching an itch.while, it'll lake a while for you to Instruction Facilitator positions, t counselor at Gemini, 4 secretory approximate construction costs of Uptown Development and fismc- ing looks early on from his pas- equitable distribution of funds, truhen. They put tens ofmillions of With the national economy in the And I'm amazed when I hear-gel used to it.So, you should positions, t Literacy Specialist, t librarian, 4 librarian assistant posi- $t38/Sq.Ft. t believe these overall ing fur oar school system are not ease into il until it becomes natu- sengers.Anide aside:a future Ibis is net the reality. District 63 dettata of public TIF fassis on the toilet and the stato cot fur behind, mutually exclmive. after prxfcssing my proclivity - lions and 15 lunch supervisor positions all eliminated), no band pce- constructioncostsshouldnet column will deal with high cen- receives little of the taxes cet- tobte in ehe first instance and before and the new govemer telling alt the that fesv, if any, other drivers doral. Young folks always pick this gram, no sports (except for volleyball, which Costs around $215 per EXCEED $tOO/Sq.Ft.. It ix absurd Would it not tse refreshing and ter-mounted stop lights tied to tected from the five municipali- they had any idea as te what realIllinois school districts "leek te the stuff up fatter. student to participate in), no after school activities, students must pay that inPorkRidge orany ether rom- remarkable if the City Council acceleration, coasting, and brak- tiesitservices.Taxes from construction costs would be andtaxpayers fer your school district Look op "left foot braking" on There are three major arguments to uso the library at Gemini Junior High after school, and too many munity, the totalproject costs voted to give the school districts that ing. Another great idea of mine. industry in these areas go te the whether or not public 'l'IF fundsfunds, net thestale", our City sufficient funds te cover their shoes- the Internet and you'll find twoagainst left fool braking: more cuts to list. exceed the total net revenues. This major references: Anyway, do left foot braking - school districls ofNitos, were in fact needed. A majerity ofCouncil voted 9 Io 4 lo create a laxfalls in lieu of a large unnecessary performance you need your left foot firmly The staffofDisteict 63 are dedicated to providing the best education highcunstrssctiencostallows after suitable practice, of course. Glenview, Park Ridge, Moflee the City Council, including increment financing distrscl (TIF) public TIF contribution le driving (to counter ander-steer in planted on Ihn floor foe good for our children.The tax payers of District 63 must VOTE YES te PEC/Mid America te hide ils true FECI driving control; that you might lt's easy, und it's safe. And it may Grove and Des Plaines. Aldermen Bell, Beuka, DiPietro,to divert 80-100 million dollars ofMidAmeriea hard cornering - don't try that ensure that our children continue to receive the quality education they profit. developers fer just save your life (or mine). Consequently, District 63 isa Frimark and Disher failed to under- our Property Tax Revmue lo the Uptown? It can be done. under normal driving circum-get confased in a moment of deserve. The communities in District 63 must work together to make . SOFT COSTS: panic or difficulty and inadver- small island with much less fis- stand the significance of letal prej- City over the next 23 years. Now Ill the event the City Council of stances sinless you're a "pro" on this happen.It has been 35 years since an educational referendum has Industrysoftcosts should be [email protected] cal resources, because it does net ecl cost exceeding total income rey- they rash to judgment to expend a closed Course), and "don't dutently hit the gas instead of the been passed in District 63."II takes a village to raise a child."It's approximately 15% of the hard Park Ridge continues Io consider receive taxes from these villages enue. The City Council, unfamiliar theso public TIF fimds fur the about time the villages of District 63 vote yes and raise our children. costs. Developer has stated at the granting public TIF monies to the and cities;it receives money with these sophisticated real estateUptown Development when there Wednesday, Jane 24, 2004 City developer without realistic con- only from taxes within Maine concepts, relied on its city staff and Peesephone Kelly and Stacy Aleala Council Meeting, that they are is ne need te help any develapei in steadies and 'profit data, then, in s . I Nitos Township. its paid advisers, the Friedman Co. our Park Ridge Uptosvn my opinion, this entine develop- using apercentage soft cost of 35%. COTtIISUOS... to analyze these development data. I Development. There is enough Soft custs in my opinion should set ment should be thoroughly investi- Mortu,a Grove & Park EisIge Residents D63 page 10. ask, did the City staff er theprofit without a public TIF cons-i- gated. 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Tbursdaje October28, 2004:- Il News THE BUCLE OMME NTAR Thursday October 28, 2004 WThFT O%fl D63 _wIn_u S.img MoniiAlwni in Gd1 (Continued from page 9)Support the referendum, greater To maintain a high qualitycuts were made, District 63flexibility lo access and follybut push for Price* educalion at some point over the employed an adequate number ofunderstand information that is last 30 years all these disleiclsspecialty trained personnel lo-increasingat arapidrate. cooperation in D63 Sale. have adjusted lheir taxes to meet assist teachers in this area. This Educatingourchildrenhas any shortfall they have aspen-is no longer the case. Many become a much more camplex Dear Editor, aricad. Aiiy attempts toraise . teachers now are in a positiontusk au we urn entrusted to pro- taxes lo nseet costs uf edueatioo where they feel the frustration ofvide the experiences necessasy t um writing in regards to the District 63 referendum. As a family we have 28th3Id in District 63 trave failed te pass. knowing that their students may for them to become contributingresided in Nues, in District 63 for over 20 years. Oar children attended OctOber I have listened so and read the not receive the support necessaiymcmhnrs of a society bringingschool in this District asid we were active dating that time pecied in sap- allegations that tisis district is fis- for theme to ranch their individual them face to face with everporting the band mid instrumental music programs at board meeuings, etc. cally irresponsible. The reality is potentials. increasing complexities in and in past periods offinancial concern and discussion. We also supported, BIG-5 that independent auditors have Those of us who have chosenopportunities,challengesandvia letters, Ilse spring initiative regarding the same referendum. In general, examined our present policieseducasion as our career do not problems. both individually and as n family, we continue lo support the referendum and arge its passage. 4 and have found this is nul trae. view it as au 8:00 to 3:30 job For those callous enough ant '.Sniu S1O;OO The State of Illinois mandat- whose problems and challenges to earn about these young minds, I hove read, with interest, all ofthe recent public informalion und opio- pttrMci'moiii w ed that District 63 reduce expen-are left behind as we leave thelet them consider that they may ions that have been pot forth. I believe that this broad review, encompass- ditores by over $3 million. As abuilding. Most teachers arrivebe trading a one or two hundred big both the past and present, has been importuni towards developing ass Customer result snany teacising, adorinin- early, stay late und wortc at home. doltar a year tax iocrease for the appropriate understanding oflhe possible need for andjnstification nf the Appreciation s Irative, and special service posi- We make ccrlain that we ore con-loss of thousands of dollars usrequested additional Binding. Accordingly, I would like to take this oppor- tions suera cut. This has left our slautly changing how we teach tothe value of their homes will lunity to present my thoughts concerning the information that has been prc- gets Day *- teachers wilts large classes asidmeet the ever changing needs ofdepreciateif this referendum sented in the printed venue about the District 63 referendum. atron a ¡C Sav off fesser to From this public discourse, t believe that it is probably justifiable le out of maclungassistants our students. Being a teacherdoes not pass. Who wilt want to themanulcturer's address tiseisards of students encompasses both privilege andinvest top dollar in a home where question sume oftbe past actions and decision ofthe Board of Eduratihn . witls special needs issclnded ingreat responsibility. Although wetheir children will huye to sit in and the Administration. With this, t share what t believe muy be a prava- floodìñg Community Center su9geed re-tai/prtce their classrooms. Tisis is a gross may gnt oar paycheck fromclassrooms with 30-35 students? tent thought within our community: could better decisions have been mude gym . I On OUT entireInventorIof injustice te all students. District 63, in reality we workWho will want to invest money in the past that may have fmanciutty helped the District today? t think the P.pp.ddg. F.sipt brand Souse residents nay remember for our students. Their educa- in homes where children have no answer to this question is probably yes. BY ANDREW SCHNEIDER [email protected] _fa $ lucir ntassreems with 35 students tional challenges and personalaccess to extra-curricular activi- However, I du not believe that the past actions by either the hoard oc the ---,---,- 9300Milwaukee Ave. Nues (847) 296-0121 to one teacher and argue thatproblems become ours as well. Ilieu that address the social needs administration by themselves, are respomible for the current situation. We T-:--.---'.--..____._.. (Call for more locattons) they did just fose. The reality was cannot begin to address the angst and varied interests of children? are ¡sot the only community in Illinois that is facing financial problems in newly-refinished liard- ___ __Mn_. rasn that, 25 er 30 years ago, thet feel knowing that even one of Students sittingin rows 25 their local schont district. Three are many. t think that this situation, while wood gymnasium floor at una Fssisn.nyTsis o,.arn. needu of students mitts learningmy students may not receive oliyears ago could not even imagine vet)' nnfortnaale, suggests that other factors, possibly such as general rom- Thethe Community Center was oremotioisalproblems uvas the support he or she needsthe reality of the global commu-munity demographics, differences in the rates of change in community seniounlydamaged Saturday night property values, tax law changes, etc. muy bear a greater relatiomhip to the addressed ina much different becauue adequate services arenily in which we must prepare (October 23)n perhaps irreparably. manner tIman today. Sume werelacking. our students to reside. These current situation than past decisions of the board or the administration. t ON when- a kicked basketball SAIE placed in special education class- As veteran teachers retire undyoung minds are the hope of our think that we need to be cognizant ofthis possibility us we comiderthe mf- knocked bote a fire sprinklér NOW! rooms att doy; other specialare replaced, I believe many offuture. They will inherit the ever erendum. head and caused flooding of the needs studessls were ignored. In lhe best and brightest teachersgrowing challenges this world There io un additional question that we can ask ourselves: can the refer- gym. - nndum be avoided or postponed? I don't think so. The financiai problems some cuses they were denied thewe have been successfulinfaces. lt is our responsibility to Park District stafl'is investigat- right to a free and equitable edu- appear to be real, significant, and "permanent" in the seme tIrol nothing employing in the past may notprovide them the best possible ing the exact circumstances lead- cation. Lassu have been possedchoose to work in an educationaltools to become contributing appears to be on the horizon that wilt address the budget problems, other ing up to the incident, but it that reqnirr special needs stu- than reductions in spending and services. environment that cannot fullymembers of this society. Set an appears that o Community Center dents the right lo a public educa- Overall, I believe that passage ofthe referendum is warvanled and jasti- support the needs of its educators example for our children by patron kicked the ball high -into tion in u setting shut will allow fled. Itis needed to properly snpportthe education ofthe cunsmunity's chit- and students. showing them that the residents the gym rafters knocking loose them social and acudemic inter- Opponents to our referendumof this community have sound dress. In addition, I don't believe that we can ignore the importance of the ube sprinkler head and causing a action with all status ofthe District 63 educational system to our residential propesty vat- students. need to focus on the reality thatvalues and priorities.Help us torrent of pressurized water to Consequently, regular educationwe are no longer educating stu-muke certain District 63's chil- uns, which should be ofinterest to all. How are the schools? This is one of pauronlo the floor for an undeler- teachers with little orno trainingdents lo fill jobs in an industrydren know they orn valued mem- the first questions that prospective homebuyers ask when they investigate mined length of time. All of the have found themselves responsi- based economy. Today's students any community as past ofa potential purchase. bers of our community. This patrons in she gyn, inelseding the ble for providing a quality edu-must be prepared to fill jobs that t sincerely appreciate the open dialogue and the cifosis of alt that have election day, punch 423 for perpeirator, left the gym whenlIse - cational seltissg fur special needs may not at present exist. TheyDistrict 63. participated in asking and answering the questions, offering their thoughts students. must have the skills to be life- and concerns, and thereby serving the community in this process. From deluge began. A àompoany that specializes in Before tise drastic financiallung learners with the ability and Helene Chazin, Glenview this, t believe that we have obtained as much direction and understanding as we possibly can by the investigations, diacnusionu and debates of the restoring damaged gym floors is past. Correspondingly, t think that we, as a community, need to now focas unsure whetherthe floor - which on the present and the days ahead. Subsequently, I feel that it woald be in initially warped and cuppéd from thebest interest ofall to consider the following: supportingthc referendum, being submerged ander me much encuneaging the board and administration lo review and expand their as three inches of water - can be Nues Family Dental repainedn but it is attempting o efforts in working together with the faculty, public officials, school familes Leon Zingerman, D.D.S. and the general community in support ofpassage ofthe referendum, and, dry out the floor to determine ifsuccesstial, that we encourage and support the board, as the voice of the whether it can br savéd.The General & Cosmetic Dentistry community to expand their efforts in working cuoperatively with the process is expected to take as administration, the district faculty and the community to reinstate program much as three weeks because the floorboards must be dried slowly. im, /.ium5insme, linS. Serving Your Entire Family's Dental Needs and diligently manage the new Binding and spending structure to ensure a sound Biliare for District 63. Meanwhile, the gym - remains The gyro in the Pasts Ridge Community Center la utili apeé dspnu the 876 CvIcCenterDr.NlIes(OaKtàn& Wiukigan) Let's support the referendum. Oar community needs iL We will all ben- open for play. presence at uquipmunt that Is atowly dtxjing hhefloor. Cones nupar5ted efit from its pansage. -e, This is yet-another example of the ducts on tise pesimelur of the gym that the Park DistrIct hopes will 847-663-1040 howjuut mie unsupervised kaauciç dry the floor artd repair dasnagu that reoulled Foro a broken oprinklnr. - Fred Kudert, Nues leitend with a little skill or a little luck can do a lot ofdamagen" said A Holiday Offer Park Board President Bob Triaste.Manager Renie Schreiber said becomes - unusable. patrons - siedi Letters Policy that the Park Dialeictis optimistic be nolified sia postings at the The sacie ,ecsaetes readers is submit lettres to the editar. ts be ssssidssrt is, pub heuss , all He noted that the sprinkler head 15% OFF that the floor will not need lo beCommunity, on the. Distrietns To Make You a Comprehensive Dental letters eels be litrrd will the writers fell seine. Ar addrsesee d sslsph ressac tsr Inhish will nut was almost three stories above the replaced. eawenre doing all we can website, www.parkridgeparkdis- , Treatment be pnismsdl muli ho prodded lar ,rnifraties purpure. Let t,reeeeeedis 23f wsrds may he edited gym floor making it utilikelythat t,, II I euctunionu apply tar mentIS os pasasen Ion. 0e poleasially libelous leImen or lei lerseentar sist r,rssnel sheiks mill the ineidenl was an accident. to correct the situation as quicklytrict.com, or find out by phone at Sallo!!! be printed. Wni sennes limited ta err leiten per maclb. Deadline is t pri Fnidnyn. tend lehnen Is: Park Diuteict Publie Relationsas possible." If (he gym floor847/692-5129. Intimto ihr tdilor, 5455 5. Waakotae, Nilan, ti 55754 er tse to 1147) tO-l911. IThursday October 28, 2004 THE BUGLE Thursday October 28, 2004 13 NEWS: 'tWindows' iaoland NEWS Three positions üp for election Oakton referendum could beon the horizon onNiles park board April2005 Aging and inadequate facilitiesprompt calls for major DALIA GROCERY, INC. w:ll elect three Nibs W.Howard from 9 a.m. to 4:30 will be Monday, Jun. 17 and the last Alt types of Wiedows renovations,new buildings **For All Your Middle Eastern Needs** day witt be Tuesday, Jan 25, 2005. eAweting & Shutters Park District commission- p.m. Ridge Park District vet- Open 7 dayv aweek 9am -IOpm Commissioners govern the Park Glans Blocks facilities. We nerd to offer voters meter poot but adding a Spbastt Votersers when they go to the Each candidate will be required ers may soon be asked to 8744 Shermer(atDempeler) to have a minimum 80 signatures District under Illinois statutes. The Sliders au opportunity lo voice their Pad and zero depth area. polls for the consolidated election Parkconsider either major reno- opininas and to let us know what of registered Park District voters inNues Park District is an indtpend- Double Hung Another possibility is that the Niles, Illinois60714 fuesday, Apr. 5 2005. Three indi- valions to or o complete recati-they want," order to file petitions for the Parkcnt unit of tocal government to pro- Casements pool woald be replaced svith viduals sviO be elected to serve structioe of existing facilities atMaloney believes the referendum We carry among other Goods: District commissioner election. vide park and recreation services to Overhead Doors either on indoor- oatdooe aquatic Ioar.year Icons. theOolitosSportsComplex, needs to include different alterna- center with ce without an indoor Milk Petitions for caedidacy and other Candidates mast be registered to the community. Comtnissioners . NutsPislachioa & others located at 2600 W. Oakion. tiven to the Commaaity Center, athletic center. The crater would waterials are new available for vole and be a resident of the Parkserve without compensation. For . CheeoeFeta & others Chocolates MAKE YOUR HOME The Board toss been consider- the outdoor pools and all of the incorporate basketball, baseball, pick-up at the Nues Park Disleict District at least one year prior to the more information, contact Jo Ann . OliveoKttlamata & others Cookware ing several different optians forDistricts other deteriorating facil- volleyball, soccer ond floar hock- °,dministrative Office located atelection. The first day for filingRaschillo 01(847) 967-6633 ext. MORE SECURE the falsee of the aging sportsihm in one fell swoop. ny. It wosld siso contais exercise Daily Bread - Gifts he Howard Leisure Center, 6676 candidacy petitions and. materials 112. MORE A1TRAC71 VE complex, iscloding restructuring The Oakton Sports Complexrooms and o fitness facility. This Tel/Fax(847) 966-1410Cehhular(312) 656.8930 Maximum- Security Steel Doors, 55 either o multi-purpose recre-Citizens Advisory Council, which proposal would sapplemeal the atino ceder er an aquolics centerMaloney chairs, is in the processalready-outdated Community Over loo StylesAndColor wills indoor and outdoor facilities, of finalizing ils recommendations Centre and previde mach needed CombinationsToChoose From. "We have a pool that is aging, for revitalizing and improving thespace for fitness equipment and 74B N.Milwatdee All Sioos Available Energy efficient under used and losing money,"Oaktoa complex. Some of the programming. t" Deadbett Lock Steel Frame said Board President Bob Trizno. suggestions which have been dis- The Fork Beard is also consid- .9 Woodgeaìrss Maintenance Free "The question of what we should .20 Point Celere Prolessienat tnstaltation cussed include improvements toering a "satellite facility" which NUeS, IL. 60714 do about it needs to go before thethe driving range and the ice rink, would house a gymnastics and , voters ofthis city daring the Aprilthe addition of a miniature golfdance stadio, fitness area, martial 847-588-2711 $100 OFF 2005 local election." course and batting cages, recon-arts area, party rooms and multi- ANY STEEL DOOR During theirlast meeting, thefiguration csfthe parking lot, and a purpcse classrooms. 90 Days Same As Cash Park Board considered sendingrelocated and enlarged dog park. Improvements at the Community FREE Shop At Home Service the question to eeferendsm, seek- One ofthe issues ofmajor eon- Center may also be covered in the ing Voter input for Ihr facility thatlenlion is the carrent conditionreferendom. Depending on what currently includes a myriad ofand use ofOakton's Olympic-sizeis recammeeded for Ooklon, the Hair NailSkin.Body A1MSTRONG uses from a driving range to apool. Some commissioners and Cammunity Centre may get more Poet, ice rink and even a dogmembers of the advisory councilgymnasiam space, an expanded 15% offyour fist viSit:.. DOORS & WINDOWS park. have suggested that the pool isfitness center or a renovated and "Before we make o chongo let'sredundant, The Park District hasenlarged indoor aquatic center. Gift Certificates AvallaWé : 7lytlV. higgins sec what the community wants,"four outdoor pools and one indoor A specialmeetingofthe (.'}ticagrt, (,Il(,56 - - said Commissioner Martypool.The OaktonAdvisoryOakton Advisory Council will be Ap , Maloney. "We need tofurtherCouncil is considering rebuilding scheduled todiscuss these various explore eptions to improve ourthe aquatic area keeping the 50- issues. ):Yiease me'ifr. aiu4?e bn

BY JEFFREY CARDELLA PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENT Special to The ßss5k' - Edward Jones Stay Away from These "Scary" Investment Moves Hallosveen is right aroand lire correr - liwc faryou diversify yosr lsoldings, and it might carry This howe in the 8600 block of Collie is Morton Grove is prepared for trick-or- aheek, tOuez Lightyear, Wonder Woman osd oIl sore risk tiran yos'd like, A Happy treaters this year. Is addition to the pictared ciecomtions, there aro several oth- their friends to sake their annual requests for Reacting te siren-term events - Every single ers just to thd soath. The Bugle congratulotea the residents on their Halloweee Skaja Funeral Homes eordy. Those trick-or-Ireaters probably arnslse day, lite newspaper is full sfbig esents: an increase Haunt spirit, nere than frighten you - Isst can the saIne be said in istoresr rates, as election, a vsar, a corporale J¿ansi/y oscoS and operated serving 5,5w cvrtttsatti'foror.er 8f) ycvrn s .iii s far year issestrnent strategy? The fact is that many scandal - Ihr list goes os and on. If yos made arr of as make seme pretty "scary" investment dcci- insestmrrrt decision in reaction to each of these sinns. ever,ts, you'd never be able to follew a coosislenr, SKAJA TERRACE FUNERAL HOME Here are a few cf frese frightful moves to long-teces srrategy fraCs tailored te year coeds and St John Brebeuf opens new Ministry Center ovoid: goals. As on issestnr, try to tek past tIte headlines 7812 N. Milwaukee Ave. . Investing tuo es.servuttvety sr aggiessivety - - irr many coses, they'll fade qaickty encagh. Building took three years, $3-mil to complete There's no One "eight" way le irrvesl, If yes are Fergetling about the impact st taxes -. Tases Niles, Illinois 69648. 4: notarotly loare of o risk-taker, you might lend tacan erada as investment's "real" rate cf retaco. ofenthusiastic II invest more aggressively - sa yos'd be interested Consequently, yoa'll wont to become a'tax- 847-966-7302 I' in growth stocks that offer potentially big retaron, smar rinse star. Take fall advantage af roo- parishioners was on hand Acrowdfor the opening of the CHICAGO alorsg with signiftcant vulotility. On the other hood, deJìer'red vehicles, soch as your 40t(k) er a Iradi- C ENTER III if yea typically avoid lakitsg chances ix year life, tiaeal IRA, or tuo-foce investments, sach us o Ruth new St. John Brebeuf Ministry you might be drawn toward "safer" insestments, IRA or sorne types of monicipal bonds. And Iry ta PERFO ING Center Saturday afternoon. The SKAJA STANLEY FUNERAL HOME sach as boeds or certificates of deposit fCDst - oseid frequent buying and sellïng; ifyoa hold your building will hesse the ministries 3060 N. Milwaukee Ave. investments that offer strong protoctios of yeue stacks fer at trust a year, yos'lt be assessed a lower of the parish, its social organiza- peincipal bat little ist the way of growth. To be o capital gains rote when yon do sull. lions and some school activities. Chicago, Illinois 60618 succennfat iovester, you may reed to louve year Not learnIng trom your mtstakes- to the late Fr. May. the parish'ss pastor "comfort cone" but ovoid becoming tao aggressive I 990s, investors went wild ever "del'com" stocks, spoke to about 200 people that 773-342-3300 '' or roo conservative. - driving prices higher and higher. Bot whenmany gathered for the opening, inviting Not diversifying your peilfolio - By diversify- ofthesu companies showed little- ifasy - earn- the attendees to toar their min- iOg your investment doltors across a rooge of schi- isgs, the prices plauged and the technology "hab- blu" burst. istry center that took two years to clos - stacks, bonds, geverement secorities, real Yet in 2004, we're again seeing estate, money market aecuants, etc. - you cue investers-being drawn In seme types ef technology fand and a year to construct. SKA1ABACHMANÑ FUNIRAuIOME help protect yoneself against massive downturos storks rehuse earnings do nel justify their price. "lt's a great new facility," he 7715w. Route 14- that primarily affect ene type of asset. Also, the Everyone makes investment mistakes, bet Ike best said. hence diversified yea are, the better your chances investors team from Ihem- and don't repeat The new building is located in Crystal Lake, Illinois 60012 fer seecess. ' them. the back of St. John Brebeuf's Cliusing siher 'hot" storto -'-- By the time you By staying away (reos these frightenieg invest- Parishioners listen attentively to Fr. May as he gives the dedication is located just 8i5-455-2233 insest is a "hot" stuck, it may already be cooling ment moves, you cas make streng progress toward property, that speech, daring the opening et the new Minislty Center al SI. John south of Main Street on Hartem off. And, in any cose, this stock might not be soil-your financial goals - and that's not a terrifying f Brebeuf Church in Hiles Saturday. ii in Nues. ahle for your individual needs. lt might not help prespect at all, JISFFREY Cordela can be reached at EdwardJoneu, 8141 N. Milwaukee, Nues, 847-470.8953 THE BUGLE I Thursday October 28, 2004 15 THE BUGLE 14 I Thursday October 28, 2004 SCHOOLS Maine East announcesSeptember studentsof the month Election Guide 2004 East tdigh School has In Art:Jacqueline Anna, EricJessica Zajac and O'Neil Lawrence.Mitchell Messer, RyanThomas. aononnced the SeptemberFurtuna, Gisela Gomez, Jacob InEnglishasaSecondMuehlenbeck, NatalieOsteega, ht Science: Falsad Cham, Manille MaineStudents of the Month,Miskiewiez, Mario Oropeza and Language/Bilingùal Education: Alex Zhukbovitskiy, LukaszChoIrai, Gilberto Gonzalez, Noman Morton Grove busNekritz faces former AONexec as challengerTwo-time Janice Rince. Jijo George, Zoraida Marquez,Sikora, Alex Mazurikiowicz, andKahn, Katherine Lenart, Danny They are: provides seniors AON executiveJim Thompson in netting up antakes pride in having tackled the In Applied Arts and Technology: ht English:Patricia Herandez,Ágata Ohejnilç Luis Otero, HacaTrend Zorigt. Montes, Miguel MomIOs, Mario Shah,Chirag who carne to this countryIllinois Department offlood legislation that was the John Bonetti, Melvin Deirosario, Christina Wang, KatherineSong, and Ohiwia Tomera. In Music are: Calwin James,Oropeza,Gargi transportation for challenger In Drivers Education: HassanLindsay Hayden, and Gus Segovia. Tailor, Ramais Khoshoba, and Jais Aformerwhen hr was six yearn oldCommerce office in Russia. Hemost significant local issue she Arkadiasc Fortuna, Mike Gameata,Hunkley, Konstantin Zabrovskiy, from Russia is challenging Rep. Stefanie Joe Augustine, Jelena Bananar,Masood and Zuidan Siddiqui. In PhysicalEducation: Tom Herrera. voting is fluent in four languages, grad-heard aboul during her first cam- Magdalena Kictlinska, Elaine Nekritz (D-Northbrook)uated from Northeastern Illinois Hedrick faces Levy, Lisa Malinowska, SasserGina Gobrzanski, MichalIn Foreign Language: JosephBehhino,SayeduFatima,CarlIn Social Science:Adib Chaus, paign. The legislation was vetoed Dabowski, Donna Herrera, MarinaHarrington, Michelle Mnlendez,Flowers, Karol Grubowski, Pawet Cathlynn Gohdufsky, Jeuna Morton Grovefor her newly won seat in theUniversity and RoclsvillebytheGovernor,butRep. Mohammed Aha Babdi, Dominique IllinoisStateHouse's57thUniversity in Europe, and served Felice, Georgia Plevritis, AnisaJehiazkova, Arneer Karim, DonnaMarija Milosevic, SylviaJansrozik, Susan Jara, RaymandGrousnick, Lindsay Hayden, "Seniorlran" bus will be Nekritz intends to bring il up forSilverstein in Prokopowicz, NataliaKim,EdnardePatina,KevinAngela Suriano, Irene Oshanina Theavailable Io provide beats-District, Nekritz is hoping to winintheArmyinVietnam.an override vote, although she Rahman,tteather Shapiro, Kowalyshen, Juan Munoz, re-election for only her second Jonathan MichelleOkohita,Vrati DipakWulachowska, Julia Wtatr, and Tom Schutz, Elvira Smajlavic, Milanand Jesser Oaxaca. portation for those needing rides to Szayeviczbelievesveteransadmits it may not succeed. 'lt is Monshomi Tangil, teem in Springfield, butshould be able to receive free 8thdistrict Volpert, Sbansa Virani, Tim Cook, Paritch, Dipesh Patch, Kal Patch,Zajkowski. Sokalovic,VrnestinaSanano,InSpeech and Drama:Clair their polling piare on Tuesday, so significant for my district 11ml Republican challenger Stevenmedical care at any US hospital,I think we at least have to fire it a Syed Umar and Lama Yonnais. Christine Peter, Yana Yakhnes,ht Mathematics: Martha Golonko, Priscilla CampasandRobertZakharia. Nov. 2. Please be aware ofthe fol- final weekend of the lowing conditions when calling theSzayevicz is convinced he cannotjust the VA hospitals. shot" The other big issue is the 2004 election season rolls Morton Grove Senior Hot Line tobring more to the Illinois House"This is ridiculous. This is a veryslate budget, and Neknitz wantsAthein,hopefulcandidates make a ride reservation: than the incumbent. big issue t'or me." Tort reform isto be there to dig in and findlike Joseph Hednick send out honors past -Voters must be Morton Grove res- Szuyevicz, a resident of Desalso an issue that Szayevicz feelsways to cut the budget but not cultheir final mailings, hil the slreela Notre Dame Cornersto.ne ceremony idents and their polling place mustPlaines, is making hin first run atIllinois needs Io face, citing theimportant services to the people.to shake bands and meet voters, be located in Morton Grove political office. He prides him-number of doctors who are may-As the end ofthe 2004 campaignand genemlly wrap up campaigns self on his management abilitiesing the state because ofhigh mal- Rev.Ken the scholarship award. Finally, -Voters must know the location of drawn near she plans to continuethat may or may flot be the mark Ranos, who has faithfully given theirpolling place when they call inand his successful business deal-practice costs. knocking ondoors, shakingofsuccess. Hednick is stying for a Molinaro, CSC looked ings with colleagues in Russia, out nver the congregation back to Notre Dame what was foe their reservation Rep. Nektitz has had a flaIlhands st train stations and attend-second lime to win the 8th APresider and other foreign countries.Inplate of issues since winning hering community events to get her at Sanday's Cornerstone given to him in such great aban- -Voters who are Senior Center District Illinois State Senate Seat Cainmemoration Mass, he saw dance as a student, was meng- membem can ride round-trip at no 1984 he assisted then Governorfirst teens two years ago, butmessage out. currently held by Democratic the face of Notre Dame the past nized for his commitment to cost SenatorIra Silversteinof 50 years.Families, Alamai, service. -Voters who are not Senior Center Chicago. The8thdistricl Religious, Facatty and Staff and "I thinktherecipientsof members must pay $2 for a round-Maine Township clerk providesvoter trainingincludes most northside Chicago stadents wearing their traditional today'scornerstone awards trip e Maine Township Chat's neighborhoods,Lincolnwood, exhibited all Ihn things that are others snafamiliar with modem vol- will he open for last minute in- lettermen sweaters, stood togeth- -Votera may call in for a reservation office will provide votering machines Io loam how theyofficeabsentee voting servicesand portions of Morton Grove, et,spanning the generations, great about Catholic education-- any time between now and Nov. I Glenview and Skokie. Silverstein developing Ihn body, the spirit training on Saturday, 0cL 30work prier to the important Nov. 2from 9 am. to 12 neon. supporting Notte Dame High To call for a ride on Electionfrom 12:30 Io 2 p.m. This is a goodeleetiom. For further information, call 847-has represented the district in the and the mind," said Class of Day, call (847) 470-5223. School. oppoitunity for flist-timevoters and Earilerthat day, the Clerk's office297-2510. slale senate since 1999. He is Each constituency was there 1958 graduale George Halley, currently the chairman of the for Notre Dame, ta honor the lead benefactor for the Halley SenateExecutiveCommittee 50th Anniversary of its founding Science & Technology Center, Our Families Are Her Concern which handles such issues as air- with a Mass, Re-dedication and built in 2001. "I thought today port conslruction, and casino Blessing. Togetiter, the faces of was superlative. tt brought back Ch gambling. A strong supporter of Notre Dame gathered in faith, the memories of the great dedi- publiceducation,Silverstein around the altar. cation the Holy Cross Fathers grew up in Chicago, the son of a 'That's wltat Notre Dame is have had for the studenls and the Chicago public school teacher. about," saidFe.Mulinaro, the community. The spirit of giving ROSEMARY He does, however, support tax Provincial Vicar of the Indiana is the most important thing that credits for pivate school tuition. Province of tise Congregation of we can bring to the educational Hedrick, a real estute agent Holy Cross.'lt's about coming process and those that give are (CUL' I'J)'.L?1 tl (il' who currently serves as Nibs together and being of support for those who will make our wueld MULLIGAN Township Republican one another. lt ayas a wonderful and our life helter. That's what Phones (847) 257-0670 Committeeman, Itas lived in Ihe marnent." Notre Dame continues ta strive [email protected] area since the early 1960s and for." feels tort retorna is one ofthe pri- The Cornerstone www.repnekriea.org STATE REPRESENTATIVE Commemoration wasfullof Before the day closed with a mary issues facing thestate wonderful moittents as over 500 reception,Ilseprocession of 4259 Commercial Way, Glenview, IL 60025 $5DIICT today. Hedrick says the exorbi- people came to Notre Daine on a priests,accompanied by the VOTE FOR AN INDEPENDENT tant cost ofm5lpractice insarance beautiful, sunny Sunday after- Thu Frionlu of Noly Oman and at the Nchdinceae of Chicago gather fars picture fallowing Maas in the Nutre liturgical choir from St. Paul of REPUBLiCAN YOU CAN TRUST is driving doctors out of state, noon to share in tltc story of the the Cross, traveled to different and colean the slate puts limits on Dame Chapel. Paid/ar by C'iitaesofnr Rosemary Mulligan high school's beginnings. points within the high school and non-economic malpractice "It was really special," current from the Congregation of Holyblessed them. Prior to reaching awards and frivolous lawsuils, family and friends. nature that Catholic education is the original cornerstone at the health care will be seriously parent and 50th Anniversary Co- Many of the Holy Cross priestsavailable toallstudents. WeCross, the Board of Governance, Chairperson Mcrlyn Fruin said. front entrance of the school, the jeopardized. Hedrick also had traveled to Niles from thebelieve that through this gift ofAdministration, Faculty,procession met various members "I really enjoyed it. Ynu realize education we can. work to bringAthletics, the Pareuls' believes the high cost ofpie- two other schools founded by the of the assembled crowd in Ihn scriplion drugs is a direcl result how special the school is." Priestsof HolyCross,thechange Iothisworld. NotreAssociation and the Student From the opening of the day, Ihn gymnasium, in a classroom, at of high malpractice costs. "We University of Notre Dame inDame will continue to graduateBody, in the nome of the Notrethe administration offices and its specialmomentsabounded.Indiana and the University ofmen with hope to bring." Dame family, re-dedicated the can't get flu vaccine because no During the precession, more than the chapel. one in this country will make it, Portland in Oregon. "I loved the way Fr. Mikohigh schooltotheBlessed "I was honored to be able to 40 Holy Cress and Dincesan emphasized (the Holy Cross)Mother and Io the mitsion and because they'll get sued," said "It was a wonderful turnout, preside,"Fr.Molinaro said. Hedrick. Priests entered the gymnasium,particularly of Holy Cross andmission in his homily," said Fr.vision ofNolee Dame's founders. "Lutheran General ready to celebrate Mass along- "Everything that was in me was -'' T Hospital's malpractice insurance diocesanpriests,"AssistantDon McNeilt, CSC, past directorFollowing the Eucharist,Fr.just bursting with joy to be in side Fr. Molittaro, Notre DameProvincial Tony Szakaly, CSCoftheCenterforSocialDeLaney presented the firsl-ever Colts went from $4 million lo President Rev. that position to celebrate with $12 million in one year and that Michaelsaid."It showed the supportConcerns at the University ofCornerstone Awards for faith, _ this community. This celebration DeLaney, CSC and two of the thepeople intheNotre Dame. "Faith, scholarshipscholarshipand servicethe gets panned off to you and me." day's Cornerstone Asvardees, from spoke to what Notre Dame's all Hedrick and his wife Donna have and servicethese are the thingscornerstones of a Notre Damn . 8TH DISTRI Archdiocese and also the Holy about. PUBLIC- I aFOR -..a.,,,A STATE SENATE longtime teacher and counselorCross Priests who love Notrethat go into the mission of Notreeducation. Father Brinker, who smaiwr,eiam,, .n.,...... 'ç 7 children and I I grandchildren, Rev. William Briuker, CSC and "In honoring the, past, you -. Senator Silverstein is alsoa Dame, who hove worked here,Dame High School and txtendin hispriestlyminielry hanbuild the future. In celebrating UniversityofNotreDamn visit-around the world, t was struck byblessed countless Dons and their practicing attorney, receiving his gone to school here or just who we are, it gives us a sense of law degree from John Marshall President Rev. Edward Mallay,ed over the yeans." the global consciousness of Ihisfamilies, received the award for D CSC. ThethirdCornerstone identity. We see who we are as a law school in 1985. He and his The priests looked on as Fr.community." faith. Father Malloy, whose lifeschool and it's with this aware- i/L Asvardee, Class of 19615 graduate wife Debra have 4 children. DeLaney addressed the crowd in The re-dedication of Nutreand life's work reflects the pur-ness and support that we look tu Jnhn Ranos sat in tIte first row ofhis homily, saying, "We strive toDame followed. Kepeesentativessuit of truth, was presented with the congregatiaa surrounded by the future with hope." c""' ""a THE BUCLE Thursday Ociöber 28, 2004 17 Thursday October 28, 2004 I ELECTION GUI-DE ELECTION GUIDE eoso8yood from preciosa pego - JsJciciALIISIRrITION ,01Jfl COlta. VOT! tRaen,. -65th' District race pitsincumbent LEGAL NOTICE - -, . ron awenrntas.frnr,ctao5av,..encioseafOCT orinSduos JUDICIAL CORTEco c,.caiTo - - SOTO tiONO 155110e 499 Robert W. Befls :t KIn MidsesI $lianhsn ' I OFFICIAL NOTICEOF 3004 ra.madk.nl,. I 14+ Mulligan against newcomer Tashman dm.ReL,, l9 VEIlS 201 9 Ridaned A. 8I.b.I , SPECIMEN BALLOT ( MnAelIffa cv,,519 Ridrerd J. BilIlk. Jr. 11040 2024 -=.:;:= Tashman prides himselfon hay-ube slate budget is one of tIte most JRII.MCU04BI - . BY WENDY ELLIS Junnif sr Duncan Brina 010(012034 Paul 8alka ing a feeling ofcommwsity service,important issues facing ube state ¿ESORISIO1SCTCNnIC :' , - [email protected] David Orr something he says he has cardedtoday and is hoping tohave a say in Cook County Cleric (Parrlelete.ang ,,00l049 DecentI. D. Bush 110(00 2009 CClrc:C:ou John D. Turne.. J0. 1001a.m.,. Slate Rep.with him as he moved around the how ube state will handle upcoming b0TrlO Thorn., F. C.nnndy 110(0 2074 011MM.. OBO0CN10S budgetcuts. Locally,Rep. The followhig are the SpecimenBaiJots for (Barls McGowsn C,,O609 50110 2084 no ccndods DeCottO? Rosemasy Mulligan cayo she couflily. lastiman was added to the f00101 2098 ballot in May as a late addition. His Mulligan is concomed over the the General Election beIng heldunder the (Gloria Alisto Malnw.kl 88 ihasca. Midtaul Decy Somctimcsfeels like ShC'N always swi- oon. 00002109 OÇ00OLROLLOT OCtETO 0001M. web site calls for residmts of thegovernor's veto ofa flood bill that JurIsdIctIon of the Cook CountyCleot David Delgudn 1001I 211 9 cosen-ver moo coecuoo cc COON flingforoftice. Still.the (Jahn Mlchual o'SullIvan moo,,,704 110110 212 9 Con000e.Tv. balee 00100W CC CCOO. CLIMBS 655 diStrict to toss Out the iNstentook ten yearn to put together. so.eeznnne ace I000IECawC CE 21014 Republican State Represenoative Iii suburban Codo Countyon: D.borah Mary Dnollng f00101 2134 To itti .00010M0FGOOn coleIry, o 155 OLEdOREs Ce- cOtONna en dOCK Mldf.al Cnn,.y cod,-.729 110110 2149 from the 65th dIstrict has becomequo and the career politicians andbecame local govemmenis didn'l Timothy C. Evans INSIlI 2189 'tick saBeoS.5.oe.aw.ranyccknOg.alntack,nlarsnOc VES344 -3 one ofthe busiest logislatom in and Tote for him. He says Obese havesee eye to eye. She currently serves TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,2004 (Fehlen Villarrnel oom744 1101102104 SrnnnansrereeSb.ea.astoewrntn.o1Ms, Rams. su been too many "bloated budgets"as minority spokesman for the Alls, S. Gotdbs.g 150(0 2174 .owIckdsa90nssI,eowienooana.coadrrnsffa, ensw.e*y- out of Springfield. Heading into 110J10 2184 _d______. in Springfield and not enoughHuman Services Appropriations Please note: A sop55000 000ioe to publishedby the Chicago 'iOels II 00515110 COaWS I5i,lapTnyfaaiarGfrBOdNckIO SecadoNO the final weekend ofthe campaign Sns.n Rasnitti Groucel lISIS 2109 money coming bark into the din-Committee and received numerous Board of Elecolons Commisoi000eno which includesofficers rothy A. Brawn MiNO 2209 nyesTa.14nOo uTR01VOT101a4O1MMCUNaCCRnCR4NOva Oca NO 350 -3 for her 7th term in the state ( s..,,o789 cc1 100.111 dScNN M OCiOSO SliSROCIOcka NC ml pronas. awards and accolades from her that are wholly wiOhin the City of Chicago. Chapel D. lOgree. 100(0 221 4 dr eOWdOnfllcatC NCa,liaasdàlceasa&no nSckCdf0Td. house,Rep.Mulliganof Destrict j,d1th A. Klaldnrman ovom.809 M0OL22S4 du S,II000.40NCr Plaines, says she never feels corn- Rosemaiy Mulligan has lived inpeeN. The Polling Placeo for said GENERALELECTION L. fOOlS 2234 Rayttiend.l.gi.lskl NO3OL2Z43 the district all her life, although she The 65th district encompasses will be open from 6:00 AM lo 7:00PM. - placent or comfortable about her 100(0(2289 says with so many new voters reg-parus of Park Ridge, Des Plaines, Dorothy F. Jones MINO 2249 DATED at Chicago, Illinois this 28th day ofOctober, 2004 re-election and although her oppo- TOWNSHIP OF NILES 00cm e,. (80005e Goen Mance om III,804 00011 2274 tient this time around, democratisteeing this year, che has scat outElk Grove Village, Nitos, Mt. lOO Old,, Dsniel E. Jnrdnn (John H. Coo ,,coo,884 110100 228 4 Michael Tashman of Park Ridge, isfinal weekend maitings to let themProspect. ArlingtonHeighis, cook coaov, 01JUN15 OffICial AbsenNe. spssivmn0,1151 - DAVID ORR know who Nhe in and what sheRosemont, Nomdge, Harwood CoNdADO 0E COOK. ILLINOIS Genere I rl.cslon J 0101M. BOlOniOS CIRCUIr COURT a newcomer, this time is no differ- ran arana*n0000yOrCnen onoravo COOK COUNTY CLERK stands for. Rep. Mulligan believesHeights and Chicago. 15,04e 0. NoOamsarOC, 2004 Asnoa0050Do F!CCdL DEtESTA CO 100(01 2374 ent. - 501010 OSSeI A,dpnlsEIO,nplsr CanalA.Kelly CLO (Rickurri A. Doom, s.1,O94 4 f0110 2204 SlelcIon CennI J.dsa cf CRe 01.1,1. Semine E. Ls.npkin INSISt 239 4 2 00 500,mbrc, 5005 - . Phillip Splwek - ( r,oC.,964 N0I00L240 8 INsThOCSNoNs ' Jeffrey Lawrence 150(011241 4 INSTTUCCIOSJOO IstJUmMCf1155flCOrOOCrIcnemrnMOv,CU,Onc....wca.ca,..c,..., 010(002424 Students targeted Daniel Michael LanOlIn 0001012438 1 2 (Patrick T. Morphy o,o,,,11O9 010100 2444 000101 2454 Willie... Maki f01002004 re me m ber ¡ NEO IO! 2479 in voter education I ¡ I Patrick E. McCann (lt.thleno Merlo Eorke 115100 2484 ballots axe cast. I I llIl onool20 4 010(0 249 4 County Clerk David Michani Ja,.., Mnrphy f010012009 Ore's oftice witt rondad The Clerk's office supplies mch 015101251 9 ICIOOCR101 Jells MargeraI Nawicki Cookmock etecliocs at approxi-class or school with election maten- (Laomenae J. Onneord n,124 4 0040 2829 als and inslruels students how to :==' Willie,. D. OSsei 010101 2834 mutely 40 suburban schools this f0110 2544 its adissinisler the election and taity Delors.. L'-000 10,1 01f! monthaspartof Tren Willis,.MinImal Phnl.n 100101 2554 I cl 11010 Democracy Programs, a senes ofresults. Many schools conduco an oOOde:nO j (MchuuJri 1289 110100 2584 .00 NOS lOI 267 9 voter education initiativr gearedentire "campaign season" around PIllos. 11110 ,ÑnO, p!0011,thO,nCRI,. 00.0,0" Schart J. Oninn f0110 2004 - s (JohnJ,nnphCoyne 000(0! 2894 toward high sdhool thident the mock election that inctudes reg- dl& M enrone Dorkin Ray f0100 2004 Using actual votiog equiprneni,intering voters, distributing cam- :::: Luida J. Gennaio, $cotieo100(0! 281 4 thoasands ofstudmts will cast bat-paign lilemlure, holdiog debates, ,lflLpvn :'" (Timothy Patrick Marshy 0,1,1,1134 4 MINO 202 4 Dnnlal J. Sullivan NNO IS! 2834 lots beginning Oct. t9 forthe candi-and organizingget-out-the-vote fOliO 2444 efforts. . NCenaoEOIrlOceouINcOmlrCoaanowa,rovreeen.ro,,.....,,c..,.s.u.. NEO IS! 2404 dates who will appear on the Nov. 2 Shares Msrlt Educan 0010012444 November 2, 2004 ballotfor theoffices of U.S. "The cartier young peopte take (J anne R. Cleveland Bareninin o.141 9 President and Senate, Orr said. part in programs like this and learn (jot1. c. tony Presidential election 6am-7pm 1M. 0cc. .00Jobn Edoatte s.o 44 "Conducting mock etectiom io athe importance of votinL the more lO.T,.u,' Ornat ÇEdne M. lkrklngton SEIlS 2474 (0.001.4. SoW.vd0tthChec. oc 8 8 SOdO 105 000 1101102 4 greatoppoettmity fcrfuturevotern Iolikely they will become regular vot- 148 4 JScOCft John A. BOnd 000102 4 ens throughout their lives," said Ocr, (4113.1 (Aameli. Marin Pacinshi s.,,, 110110 2704 learn how to vote and become Erdnaih .Rd RIthaId V. C.efpegar ..89 adding that only 36 percent of etigi- FNtJLOM011NRC5.CWfOO1MNoo1,.nK,MOOn,,-,sa.n5assad AnthonyL. Vortag 1001112219 fomitiar with polling place pouce- ° MINO 2729 Visit www.voterinfonet.com to: dores," said Ore, whose office wilthie voteN between tIse ages of 18 fIe ncr,. so acNe,. 105101 2729 000:hMWII.e. Sauen flancos Zwick 001002744 tabulate the overalt votes andand 24nationwide voted is the 2000 (lanai 5b.nu - 00010 2754 I, Find your-poHing place cula f00,5 m 169 0000ROO 000000M Osean Jennies MODoso annoance the wianers after the finalpresidential election. dOITOILnI 11310012764 (ahotsay.t 0M 18 9 1001012774 Jsn. Pntdok McCarthy-00100 2789 I Download your virtual ballot ornan. O stun 150(1!1539 - 101102704 (JoIN Kohl, . 10M 20 9 1101101 Paul Philip Biahal - 1544 High registration may ,-,..-0----'-'.' 'fl50 0011011554 V' Learnabout candidates - (saa.tJ.r.awnt 0M 22 4 . 1,1,1,1, MINO1848 Nancy J. Arnold IV Jm.n WundE Th.ln forecast high turnout ras REPSESCF000000 IN OOPOQRCRO.,'Cn.naanueLnnsCn II ACU*ttt R. Habbard IVerify your registration 0011012049 of the highest subtitbanand more accurate than ever' Oro mantua L. Hagen 10000284+ r,.0,a (j 551CR E, SnICtOCcehy 0M 33 9 50110 2944 voler registration figures eversauL "litaI Nislates into a higher 00.0, 010 NLCC?NtVO Melain J.Col. 100101 2974 (icoN j, EAhad. ow 35 .0 EOlIO 2899 semerecorded may annotate into apercentage of actual etigibte voters Saphi. H. Hall 150101 200 4 zmMi0n Nichai..R.Fard record turnout of votons railing ttal-likely to show up to cast ballots oc JlaMBfOOOc1,5 . IS! 1h09 113(00 2904 ran OtefSaessTca.-ooc..,n.o.ow, C-aR 1.100.001 RIchard 5. Bnrl.nd lISIO 251 4 lots in the November electiett, CookElection Day?' PASA 5ON000A CIL T STAnO,, l!l,0l_0.s...0 MINo 1844 Charla. Patrink Berne NUIt 107 9 11000 2929 County Clerk David Ocr announced The Cimt's office completed a ( Ira I. Siloaractia 000,00CR, 40 9 ,,0000,elo O'l 0lI. Paddy MoNamara MINO) 158 4 101 2s$', l.l,l,n ,n,n.l, l,C.l Thom...P.FaneroNt.., Jr. MIlO 3544 inday. mail canvass this summer to update v'o', Tham.aP.Onlnn 015(00160+ (JosnphR.Hadricie 00000, 429 m,o oo,o, I. NO 1704 Donino Kethl..e Filen ff010 2904 According to unofficial liguresthe voting hat to tatt for former C00l0000ll,J,400l f011012483 lone J. SolgaRlek 110150 57 9 released by the Cletk'n office, lIMBe sidenhs wino have moved cut of the f0I 1 LnOel.tla J.Herdl.C.eipliallMI' 25.83 Wabur 9 aie 1,375,573 stobtirhenresidentswho counW ordisti NathanlalR.How.., Jr. David Orr (John C. D'Andin CoronO 49 4 O0I 4 registered lo vote by the October 5 Despite the caewass, figures show - Al.aand.r P.1.401. WhIte 1150003014 lu' Kl NO 4 MIchael R. KanOn. eegis00alicndearflhiM. mclraaCU in regisbotion in atmest all (OCulista C.5h11 Minell 000,01, 511 3 - - YtIS1779 The regisimlieti total is second30 nubflbwn towflthips compared to - - O,neldJ.O'Selsn.Jr. MINO1744 Jahn Patrick Kirby Cook County Clerk 40(005049 only lo the record ofl.40 million kirfisrycow agu. - - - VisUnnt FMdre.l Genghea 312 603 0906 (English) the presidential election of 1992. ouI- Tlwhighedipstcaitagesofsnewresjs- 5.ur.,e,n (LeeL.ag .n 544 DnrnthyKlmisKlRnalrd CO Re Ill pacing lite 132 million registered51em stese. Uic 2000 peeddandal (Thons..T. Marris ,_ Be o Wtgl,.n D. Madd.e 312 603 6767 (Español) volets for November 2000 and theeonwnlowmbm VESItI1489 033 millien forNoveonber 1896 (see 550Wdevetepmeed and nn ranseofoffn, Rltrnwnasnessy1...rnosaernan, nJ. n - below). ;vaNcps.s.ocwspsaosoaroosc N o t.E.,.OaJ1, 3126O36769(l) dotted goosode uanneIç Lonont (iç setal.mpearinko'Matlsy "Mthough thin eisclio&s regisüa-18.6 pstcent), Oritaal (up 13.4 per- 11010figurm don'teeachthetecced s cal), Rich (up 10.5 porosaS), and _ m'RdY (Elinabetl. Coule,.. . 50 4 . '" o 9 in 1992, cte veling lisise eleanor Hanover(tç 9,7 pavent), 18 ThursdayOctober28, 2004 THE BUGLE

THE BUGLE SENIORS Thursday October 28, 2004 Maine Township CHEON" animal act (seen on the David Tuesday, November 9 Leoerman Show) willintrigue you Senior News Doors Open: tt ann. with their talents This amazing dog- Chateau Ritz nick act has astounded audiences as MaineStreamers Announce 9100 Milwaukee, Nitro Sweet Pea' jump ropes, walks 0 Fall/Wmter Cost: $13 memheesl$t4 guests + St upstairs on her hind legs- back- SeniorActivities and Classes fish wards- and walks s tightrope, to The following are some of the new Lot's start our lunchmn isa lrdi-name a thw. Bingo will follow etasses, events, and activities avail- tissai way as we are served Cream Reservations and cancellations must abte through MaineStreamers, the of Cauliflower Soup, Thrkey with be receivedby Wednesday, Each session led by Ms.jackie Paaone, social renier organizationofMaine Dressing, Sweet Potatoes, Green November 3. personal trainer and proprietorofWellness Township. Por father information Beans, Ceanberry Sauce and WOMEN'S TEA Advocates Therapeutic Massage.A on free membership or any of these Pumpkin Pie for Dessert. Thursday, November 18 events, satt 1-847-297-25to. Now for the not-sn-traditional 10:30 am. to 12 noon "r'loT-so-TRADmoNAL Entertainment- Popeye and Sweet' Ccenueur. THANKSGIVING LUN- Pea, the dog witt take the stage. This Vs8T SENl0S page 20.

JIJORCISJE The Garden at Forest Villa cordially invites you D i.Flexibility for Senior to join us on Thursdays for the ednesday, October .27 Discover how you can increaseyour range of motion with simple stretching GEE exercises. This basic class is for all SERIr seniors who want to improve their, agility For loved ones diagnosed with Alzhelmer's disease and their caregivers. O 2. Sit Up &Breathe A petting zoo recerrtlly visited resi- 000000 dents at Bethaney Tente Nursing This FREE program willbe co-hosted Wednesday, November 3 Center in Morton Grove. "We really by consultants frorn"Creadve Memories." Enhance your quality of life by love to see our residents smiling,' % Autivities Director Mila Guardo said. Scrapbooldng allows Individuals becoming aware ofyour current Uooc,o with Aixhelmer's to reconnect postural breathing habits. Learnproper - tothelrpastandenhances body mechanics and breathing techniques overall wI.belng. to make,living.a little easier. -a D 3. LIfting for Lightwe. hts Wednesday, November .O Improve your strength/function with THE ADMIRAL e rtu 4afzc activities designed .for seniors. "Move The Admiral at the Lake it òr lose it"..isn't just a myth! A continuing-care retirement community All Senlorcise Sessionsarefrom Dedicated to quality añd choices for over 145 years. 10:00 to 11:00am See the spacious apartments and wonderful Lake Michigan views that The Admiral at the Lake has to offer. AND... Call today for a tur! Enjoy Complimentary Refreshments Tise Admiral at the Lake &a FREE Mini Massage! 909W. Foster Avenue, Chicago, Iffinois 60640 (773) 561-2900 ext 2102 Règlster fowl www.admiralatthelake.com -'ww iease send me moro information aboot ThoAdmir.I at the Lake :Nrmc U!. 5l..r- I Address OMS I City, State, Zip The DSMONTIA

cons - Phone at en ay pores, vrLsA Located at FOrest Villa Information is for mysetf Rotativo 1r uros, Born oes aprii, 6840 West Touhy Avenue, Nues iL 60714 6840 W. Touhy Avenue BG Nibs, Illineis 60714 20' Thursday October 29, 2004 ' THE BucL 21 I I THE BUGLE Thursday Octriber 28, 2004 I SENIORS SENIÓ canned goods or metéaiy dosa-register in, advance; seating reser- LECTURE SERIES, Nov. 18th, Carbon Monoxide Program Niles Senior News lions to the Niles Family Seeymesvation requests must be submitted 1:00pm - 2:30pm Volunteers are needed to call Food Pantry are requested. no later than Wednesday, Nov.Mega Med Supply, Greg Banishmembers of the Senior Center to NSC Highllghta CHRISTMAS EVE DAY CEL- 24th.If space is available, non-will demonstrate electric wheel-schedule appointments for the For more details on the programs EBRATION LUNCHEON residents may purchase n ticketchairs and discuss "Whatannual Carbon Monoxide and listed below and/or to find outAlone ut Christmas time? Familybeginning Monday, Nov. 22nd.MedicarecurrentlypaysforNatural Gas Testing Program. --,.,',,,,.. about our other programs andfar away? Cooking too much trou-The cost is $22 and includes lanch,wheelchairs & the changes in ben-Appointments begin in November activities - events, trips, or classesble? If so, please join us for ourtable raffle, door prizes, and enter-efits Modicum has proposed forand run through March.Please 4?N4e«,ee 2nd annual Christmas Luncheontainment. CASH bar available. 2005. contact Kelly at the Senior Center Sat., Nov. 13' at 5 & 8p.m. pleasechecktheNovemberCelebration. This year our holiday HEALTh & WELLNESS - DIABETIC SUPPORT GROUP,(588-8420) for more infonnation. Naturally Active Program Guide meal is planned for Christmas Eve NOVEMBER Thursday, November 18th, AARP TAR-AIDE "An absolute must-see for or eauthe Senior Center atDay. Friday, December 24th, atWEIGHT MANAGEMENT SliP- 1:00pm - 2:30pm COUNSELORS 847/588-8420 noon. Doors will open at 11:30amPORT GROUP, Thars., Nov. 4th, A certified diabetic educator will Volunteer Tax Counselors (with or Merman fans and a delightful NILES SENIOR CENTERNOVEM- nod we'll celebrate until 2:00pm. l:00-2:3Opm speak. without previous experience) are BER CLOSINGS This holiday celebration is FREEREVIEWING TEE BASICS OF PlIE NEW YEAR'S greatly needed to help local sen- romp for everyone else:' k WEDNESDAY, NO% 3RD - STAFF but we are requesting food or mon- DIABETES, Wednesdays, EVE PARTY irrs with their Tax and Ciecuit -N..wYe,ti Pest 1NSERVICE TRAINING etarydonationstothe Niles'Novemberløth& 17th, 10:00am- - Wed., Dec. 29th, 5:00pm - Breaker preparations. ''Volunteers THURSDAY, NOV. 11TH - Family Services' Food Pantry. 12:00pm Cost $10. 9:00pm. $15. will receive free training at the VETERANS' DAY ReservationarerequiredbyThese classes present basic infor-Join us at the Senior Center for ourNues Senior Center iti January. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOV. 25TH Friday, December 17th. malien for first lime diabetics.annual Pre New Year's Eve partyTaxappointments Will 'run & 26TH - THANKSG WING MEN'S CLUB HOLIDAYThis does not replace the Medicarewhere we turn the clock ahead andFebruary, 2005 April14, 2005. THANKSG WING DAY CELE-PARTY SPECTACULAR,covered classes that may be pre-pretend it's actually 9:00pm -Pormoreinforsiratitin, call BRATION LUNCHEON Friday, December 3rd, $22. scribed by your physician. 1:00am!!ting in the New Year!MaryAnn at 588-8420. ,:..:B Family far away?Has cookingJoin us at the White Eagle, 6845NURSE'S LECTURE Check forThe evening begins with a meal HILES SENIOR CENTER gWeekend' become too much trouble? If so,Milwaukee Ave. Niles, for thisLife, Wed., Nov. 10th, 12:30- featuring Italian Salad, Tortellini REGISTRATION please join us foe our 3rd annualannual holiday event. Cheek-in1:00pm FREE with GrilledChicken Breast,Niles Senior Center oftbrs 'FREE ''l.A ThanksgivingDayLuncheonbegins al 10:30am, with program-NOVEMBER BLOOD PRES-Grilled Vegetables andmembership to Nileseesidenls, age Nor-Wend Lfe Cats NFP and Ntzv.cod Pa/s Rome mawted poSti'ti the and limlth ktiesenasit Rgn0eri and Ra Inris :i:M.PIE Celebration on Thanksgiving Day,ming stareing al 11:00am. LunchSURE SCREENING Nov. 10th,Cheesecake followed by listening62 und over and their spouses. To Ftograrn (SFNRF) from the U.S. Labor Deparsennt Ocajpsinnd Safe and HadE Mn*isfradsn IOtwS) Thursday, November 25th, fromfeatures a family style feast with 1:00pm - 3:00pm DDartmeot ofCommerand EcomnhOpçuctunhy PCEC) in s sporta pmmvlatur at NcrwusdPortiHorve. Parody dhr Fri.-Sat., No 26,27 at 8p.m. and/or dancing to the wonderfulregister for classes, trips, or pur- coi tifi) am: Morda R MaScad, CEO of 11:00am 102:00pm. A traditionalbeef, chicken, and fish, plus deli-DIABETIC SCREENING,music Rois ping the pb.quss and sparta flag 'for achimng enwistue in ufoty and hosEs" Sup., Nóv.28'at 3 p.m. of the Smollenchase tickets, you must be a mmm- NovWusd Lin Cere NFP; Mimad D. Tmbpo, Srinititutttor of Noamod Paris Kaîe: Mary Ltitiiuss,Consdtatim Rarm Thanksgivingmealfeaturingcious side dishes . EnlereainmeneWednesday,November 17th, Orchestra. All that and the Radi-ber of the Center. To become a Health ConsUftafOn Rrsm, DCEO; sod MunalerofReOb: 'J OSI-IO: NancyNash Safetyttupeedarn lltnois Onoto Sainfy& I'I turkey and all the fixings will bewill feature the Frank Martello9:00am - 10:00am $2. honnI New Year's eve toast! member, visit the Niles Senior Jolco Galaghm; Commtiojoner offre Cricago Dmbnent ongftig. served at 12:00 noon. Orchestra. There is limited spaceThisscreeningrequires an VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Center, 999 Civic Center Dr., or t II' I' ' , ' t, Reservationsarerequiredbyso don't wall until the last minuteadvance registration. CARBON MONOXIDE call 547/508-8420 and we will Friday, Nov. 19th. Cost: FREE butto purchase your ticket. You must NURSE'S THIRD THURSDAY PROGRAM mull you an application. Norwood Park Home ReceivesOSHA

Morton Grove unI lipid profile including 'total(no class on Nov. 26) at theConcert at 7:30p.m. on MT Seniors cholesterol,HDL, LDL and Award for ExemplaryWorkplace (Continued from page 19) Morton Grove Senior Center.Wednesday, Dec. 8. Senior News triglycerides. Results R'ill beDiane will show students every-Niles North Holiday Community Park Home, a divi-prestigious honor. safety und health comultanls from Cost $2 Continental Breakfast available within seven workingthing from beginning to advancedPerformance at 12:30 p.m. on sion of Norwood Life Care "We are very proud te be recog-DCEO to emure the effectiveness of Susan Schultz, Executive Chef days. Reservations are required bymetlsads.All aro welcome!!!Thursday, Dec. 9 (call 847/933- NFP,owood became ose of 16nized by OStIA sed the SHARI'the company's safely and health MORTON GROVE SENIOR CIT- masagrmenl program. The cost lo and Founder of Schultie's FabulousIZENS NEWS RELEASE calling the Morton Grove SeniorSupplies will be discussed on the 5208 for a reservation). companies throughout Illisois toProgram as a leader in the Ireg-term Foods and Catering, will bern hand Hot Line at 847/470-5223. Fastingfirst day ofclass. The cost for theNiles North Band Concert at 7:30 quality for participation in the U.S.careindustry," saidMarciaideslify safety and health hazards, Contact: Bud Swanson, Family & corred identifledhazords and devel- lo share some holiday recipes usingSenior Services, 847/663-6110 for 12 hours is also required butentire six-weeks is $1 1 for Seniorp.m. on Tuesday. Dec. 14. Oepartrnest of labor, Occupations!Maheod. CEO of Nor-Wood Life less mgar, low fat and low cmb. waterandmedicationsareCenter Members and 512.50 forNilesWestChoirHoliday Safety and Health AdministrationCare NFP "More importantly, thisop and implemest safety und health October 25, 2004 programs was the load resporsibili- Maybe she'll have some flee sam- TRANSPORTATION FOR VOT- allowed. The cost is $10 for resi-non-members.Please register inConcert at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, (OSHA)Safety andHealthrecognition reflects our commit- ples, too. dents age 65+ and $12 for non-res-perseo today at the Senior Center.Dec. 16. Achievemenl Recognition program ment and dedicalion 50 creating aly ofNorwood Park Home. No stale ING or federal government financial "MOVIE OF THE MONTH" The Village of Morton Grove's idents and residents under age 65. HORSHESHOE CASINO "I-10W TO BUY A (SHARP). safe work forour employees. Safely assistance was provided. "Raising Helen" "Seniortran" Bus will be available FLU & PNEUMONIA Seniors will depart via deluxe COMPUTER" SEMINAR A special flag and plaque wasand quality reqaire an oflgoiog seam Monday, November22 IMMUNIZATIONS motorcoach from the MortonLearn the right qssestionsto ask presented lorepresentatives ofeffort, and we accept lins award on SHARP was established to pub- to provide transportation for those licly recognize the safrly and health Movie Begins: 1:30p.m. needing rides to their polling place The Morton Grove Senior CenterGrove Senior Center on Thursday,when looking to bay a computer Norwood Park Home, 6016-20 N.behalf of the efforts of all employ- Cost: $1 or Movie Coupon regrets to announce that due to theNov. 1 1 for the Horseshoe Casinofrom the Morton Grove Senior Nina Ave. in Chicago dunog theers." achievements of exemplary on Tuesday, Nov. 2.Please be employers. Nor-Wood-Life Care Snacks melded aware of the following conditionsnational shortage in manufacturingin Hammond, Indiana. "All YouCenter's computer instructor, RJ. afternoon ceremony. The 100-year According to the Department of Kate Hudson's Manhattan of influenza (flu) vaccine, theCan Eat" buffet and $5 in gamingBruno. This seminar starting at 9 old long-term care facility is the firstCommerce and EconomicNFP is the operating entity for when calling the Morton Grove Norwood Park Home, Noewood lifestyle comes to a swifi end whenSenior Hot Line lo make u rideVillage of Morton Grove flucoins are included.The cost isam. on Saturday, Nov. 13 in the among the more. than 400not-for- Opportunity (DCEO), Norwood Park Seniors Network and Ihr MflSic Irlo Ier sister dies and leaves her threereservation: immunization clinics mast becan-$30 for Morton Grove SeniorSenior Center will also give peo. profil members of Life ServicesPark Home underwent u compre- Norwood Park Foundation. children in Helen's care. This come-Voters must be Morton Grove resi- celled for 2004.The SeniorCenter Members and $34.50 forpie the tools needed to get what Network of Illinois lo receive thehemive inspection of ils facility by Cia,oatt sly diurna also stars Jahn Crrbeo anddents and their polling place mustCenter will provide pneumonianon-members. The coach will bethey want and not simply work 'Mnnirj licuo (or Joan CusaclL Rated PGI3. immunizations at u single cliniclaunched ut 9:45 am. and returninto the hands oflhe sales person. Plaines on Wolf Road just southof Beelhoven's score in Goethe's be located in Morton Grove. . ?ttt!orth trroc.t6ito Egmont. Actor David Hyde . Voters must know the location ofon Thursday, Nov. 4 at I p.m. Theat 6 p.m. Please register in personPlease register for this seminar in Park Ridge of Gakton.Parking is available pneumonia immunization is mu-at the Senior Center. person atthe Morton Grove in back of the building which isPierce enhances the production liÇatler! their polling place when they call Senior News by reciling selections from the in foe their reservation. ally a one-time dose but is occa- HILES TOWNSHIP 111G!! Senior Center.The fee for the accessed from Oaklon. sionally repeated if the person is SCHOOL FINE ARTS seminar is $5.00. CHICAGO SYMPHONY classic play. Voters who are Senior Center Departing the Center at 3pm Members can ride round-trip atooover 65 years of age and more Niles North and Niles West CATCH ME THE SOUND OF MUSIC ORCHESTRA than five years have passed sinceHigh Schools invite seniors to IF YOU CAN" MOVIE The Chicago Symphony forapre-concerldinnerat cost. A special performance of The Entree choices are Voters who are not Senior Centertheir last pneumonia shot. Therejoin in on numerous free schoolThis amazing film will be shown Sound ofMusic will take place atOrchestra will perform a specsalBerghoff's. will be no charge for these resi-productions to be performed dur-at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 15 program al Ihr Symphony Centersauerbraten or whitefish. Return Members must pay $2.00 for a Maine West High School on Reservalions dents who have Medicare Part Bing the coming weeks. For detailsinthe Morton Grove Senior Thursday, November 4 at 4:30pmon Wednesday,November 17.is about 8:30pm. roand-Irip. Cost is $72.00. Voters may call in for a reservationand bring their Medicare cardcall the schools at 847/626-2000Center. The film depicts a gifted and we're invited to attend asThis special program features aare required. Call 847-692-3527 for additional any time between now and Nov. 2. with them. Residents who do not(Nibs North) and 847/626-2500forger and confidence man who theirguests,free of charge.shorter,more casual format. have Medicare Part B will be information. f'. The telephone number to call for a (1'liles West). The events include: attempts to stay one step abend of Maine West is located in DesThis concert is an interpretation ride on Election Day is 847/470-charged $25 for the pneumoniaNibs North Fall jazz Concert allawmen who are determined to 5223. shoe. APPOINTMENTS ARE7:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 12. bring him to justice in this come- ' LH'T REQUIRED and can be made byNiles North "Arms and the Man" :' CHOLESTEROL SCREENING dy-drama by Sleven Spielberg. celebration at Bethany Terrace calling the Morton Grove Senior Grindparents Day :'tOdJlS *IIS ' t TheMortonGroveSenior Performanceat10 am. onThe movie is based on the true ' .. . . Hoe Line at 847/470-5223. t 113621-Oi1i Center'smonthlyCholesterol Thursday, Nov. 18. story of Frank W. Abagnale Jr. Terrace Nursingdent's family members joined theeverywhere having a blast! It was s;. Screening will be held at 9a.m. on CROCHET CLASS Niles West "Patchwork: Stories(Leonardo DiCaprio) and also a great time and each year more ailiwick centre located in Mortonfacility for the annual celebration. ': Diane Brunger is backtt!Learnfsm .. A LLT RINDO ES Wednesday, Nov. 3. Swedish Grandma's Quilt"slam Tom Hanks.The coat for celebratedIncluded io the festivities wereand more family members cometo Wo.cW or re-learn the art ofcrochet every BethanyGrove Covenant Hospital will administer Performanceat10n.m.onrefreshments is 5.50. Please reg- line entertainstient,haractures,Ihe event," staled Mila Gallardo, Friday from 9:30 to 11:30 am.Thursday, Dec. 2. Grandparents Day in a whole dif- r Call lora FREE estImate the ucreening, which' provides a ister in person at the Senior Sunday,balloon sculpting and oven a pet-the long-time Director of 77'3/8834090. starting Nov. 5 through Dec. 17NOes North Choir and Orchestra ferentway. On Center. Activities at Bethany Terrace. . September 5th, many of the resi- hing ZOO. "There were people .www.haIHwIILO , ., 22 Thursday October 28, 2004 TBuci

THE BuciF SPORTS Thursday October 28, 2004 - Nues -West snatches- a 26-19-victory-from G-BS 63 BY RYAN BISHOP yards.His two scores came on [email protected]ífl an It-yard touchdown pass to Mike Maloney and a 34-yard senior njpht for thestrike to Dontay Marshall Nites West Wolves and a The victoiy clinched a playoff e1s u Iwastune-Up for the State playoffsberth for the third consecutive that start next week. The Wolvesseusnn, a toss would have put sure made this one would counttheir chances io jeopardy.One and gain back the momentumplay in particular showed the Your "YES" voteon ' November 2 is needed to authorizea they lost last week as they hungcrowd that the Wolves would not on for a 26-19 victory over thehe denied on senior night.With Glenbrook South Titans. In whatunder a minute left in the first property tax increase of 40 centsper $100 of assessed value of could be Rashard Mendenhatt' shalf, Mendenhall eught a shuf- last home game at Bakrak Field,fie pass from a fatling down the record setting senior carriedChris Johnson nod eluded Titan your property. This IS a good investment inyour children, his team on this night as thetacklers for ais 18-yard touch- Wotves finished the regular Sea-downscamper,puttingthe son at 6-3 and now look forwardWolvesaa lop 20-t3 going into your school distriCt, and your community. Here ¡s what civic to the postseason.Rushing forthe half. 186 yards on 26 carries, he had South's only other score result- leaders have tosay: two crucial touchdown runs ined in a t6-yord run from Jeff the first half.Mendenhall brokeLavalle.The Wolves found out Grove free for a 54-yard touchdown andInter Saturday night that they will a two-point conversion to euttheface a rematch against Maine \PaC o Titan lead to 13-6 late in the firstSouth in the first round uf the qoarter. state ptayoffs on Saturday in The rejuvenated WolvesPark Ridge. defense knew they would hove to To advance past the first round, slop the Titan passing attack tothe Wotves will hove their hands control the game. They certaintyfull stopping the Hawks run-and- Iae (s4 fllaìneT succeeded in- that department,gun offense.Averaging over 40 Nibs West't Bastard Mendenholl #5 sheds ott thu tattle ofGlenbrssk South's Nolan Wiggins #4 for a tirol of holding quarterback Mike Byrne Continues... clown in their game at Nies West Friday night October 22. to 6-20 completions for 166 WOLVES page 24.

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(Lenders, bypear 34 months earlier, and they'd 27 28 29 30 ist lime Clients Only rs es ing power of money you're stash-management. An inflation-adjust- the way, are more likely lo offersave $42,817. *Next door at Charming Nails -o ing away to pay for retirement orrd bond can be an excellent alter- better deals to borrowers if they- Resist resetting Ihr clock. A tot of J --(847) 581-1977 (3 your daughter's college tuition. Innative ifyou'rr looking to sel aside hold onto their Iones rather thanpeople Want ta know one thing :o fact, in just the lost 25 years,a portion of yosir portfolio in an bundle them in huge packages andwhen they refieance: What's the Americans bave seen Ihr parchas-itsvestmeat specifically designed peddle them Io other lenders.) newmenlblypayment?The 35 36 38 39 40 o ing power oftheir dollar tumble tolo target a rate of return above Is there any downside to beirtgsmarter question is this: What svitI little more than 40 cents. inflation. courted by your tender? Yes undthis loan ultimately cost me? If you (o Of course, all the talk today is Some importantdistinctions no. lfyour lender wants to kneecapkeep focused on the bigger issue, 41 42 43- 44 _45 1 lttal inflation is dead. And it's traemust be made between this type of your current rate, why get in the it's less likely Itsot you'll become a es that the government's snessore offand and individualinflation- way? On the other hand, if youserial refinancer, who keeps pash- w devoted much time to scoating foring back the date ofyoar mortgage 46 47 48 consumer price inflation increased adjusted bonds. 1f you hold the 49 3 01 the slowest pace in more thanbands themselves, you won't get something even more attractive,emancipation. Do you really svont ---,-.es - es Il, 1 30 years in late 2003. Bat this paceyour inflation-adjusted principal you probably could find il. Theto be paying a mortgage svtren - rNa. Paying offyour 50 51 52 . - .:'k t? is only true if you exclude risinguntil the band matures. In addi- question is, do you want lo sacri-you're 75? Plenty of peapte are : fice the hours you could be spend- facing Ihat prospect. . BeataRenataDebtJeanieEvelyn . I3onka food und energy costs. tino, you're required lo pay amortgage early What's more, record-law inter-"phantom tax" on the principal ing watching ESPN, griping aboutIn reality, refinancing for a Inwer - My Muwimy po Poisku 53 54 55 56 57 58 est rates, the sagging dollar, andadjustmenl each year, even though saves a bundle political ads and miceowavieg din-monthly payment sometimes costs ncr to do it? mare than slaying put. Let's revisit - T-W-TH iOkM.-8P.M,. FRI-1OAM-6P,M. massive U.S. frade und budgetyou don't get the money until the deficits have pul inflation buck on a saeprise call from"You muy eat get the bottom-of- our example to see how that's pas- _59 60 ¡61_. 62 83 SAT. 9A.M.-5P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY t security matures. C the radar for stack and bond Inflation-protected funds avoid your mortgage lender, whothe-market deal, bat you are frad-sible. By refinancing, oar couple QA7ûOnfln - investors. tisis problem by distributing theImagineeagerly offers you a new loan ing otfull ofthe hassles of lookingwas lIsrilled lo be saving $108 a . ,r s 64 55 66 ujtj Fortunately, one relatively newprincipal adjustments as a divi-with a tower interest rute. And, getforaloan,"observesKeithmonth, but they also reset the mart- 7164 DEMPSTERST,MORTON GROVE, lL6Ó053 type of investment is designeddead so you're tuned on the infia- this, the lender tells you the loanGumbinger, vice president of HSH gage la 30 years. With three more specifically Io beat inflation overliars adjustments your tnvestmenl processing will be absotulely free.Associates, a financial publisher ofyears of payments, the couple 67 68 SingleColor PmcessirtgHaw StrahteningWashandSets 69 time. Inflation-adjusted bands puymakes over lime. But ifs impar- Ifyou recover from the shock andconsumer loan information in Newwould ultimately end up spending interest just like other bonds buttant to remember that because agree to the new toan, Ihe lenderJersey. an extra $5,447. One way lo avoid with o twist. Their principal valuethose principal adjustments are wilt, in all likelihood, convenientlyDonI get discouraged ifyour cred-losing money on a refinance is to COPLEY NEWS SERVICE ByChartes P,.eton dayguests is adjusted for changes in infla- paid out as dividends, you have to ovemight the paperwork to yourit scores aren't suitable for flare-choose u shorter morlgage. Rather tino. reinvest your fand dividends to home. ing. You don't have to be a posterthan a 30-year term, choose one for ACROSS 67 House feature 47 Splash I On_: at risk e coming. It's time This adjustment means that as realize the inflation protection the OK, I know what you're thinking, child of extra good credit lo snag t 5years.Obviously,many people 68 Redor dead 48 Kingston group "What's the catch?" As weird asone of these quickie eefinuneings. canIswingthat, but other mort- Side or cross o spruce up your home! inflation increases, the value of theBind is designed to provide. If you 69 -doke: alt eigth 49 the public bond does as well. Decreasingspend the dividend, you don't gel this sounds, there isn't one. 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No Assets Loans Bilingual: English/German Sing OC selling your home for awork better than deleinents basedgallons of water il seid we used. i iM.ES PWES 1'OFpERn RA&RILIRAtØI couple of years.We will beon smell or unte. hope they are wrong, but how do I CALLEIRO o, CATINO REALTY 24EWcCflO - - - N lLES GRERIIANOEinIPTS $300 Coupon 847-967-9320 Ext. li happy lo have one of our agentsQ: We have a ground cover of blue go ahoul prosing how much walee ami a Goresini am. OSSi siti raw ainSiut slop by and give you ideas on 7609 Milwaukee Ave Nilex loword your closing fee tor orfr8Is amRIv Sap iâ*g wiIrnm0s rn, ness tenne janipers about 6 feet by 50 feet that the system unes? S5 F0 h b o.,ut. Ineure LO, en & ens? Sen 45 inereusing the value of yourhas been taken over by a creeping A: The fastest, easiest way Io meas- Caliera nt7-967-600[) 001 044an 0- 50 w 01es. t.ap us. Far tana estrae suini & home. Then, when you are OFFICE001 bar Near tars & Strap. vine, I putt out ali lIraI I ser, bst see the waler usage is lo sse your Or 7,3 774900 Call RICH- Ml 420-1238 Coacblight ready to sell, your home will he , Catino within a week it's alt hack. It there PIAS POI IOU.FREE CONSULTATION CMLCARCI. eue8ees SCrvIiig 1/Irs coiriiiis,ii,tv since 1956 ready, loo. any spray I can use Io kilt the vine AGREENER page 30. REAL ESTATE tsBRflWlttISOIltaCttXlNli iii.- (847) 965-2683 OR- (847) 965-2685 7735 North Milwaukee Avenue, Nues THE BUCLE . I. Thursday October 28, 2004 31 30 -. Thursday Oclobè,' 28, 2004 Tn IIOJCLE VILLAGE OFNILES, COOK COUNTY, ILIJNOat ONE. F5,9. 23,890.35; CAPEX Ri.ESTATE STATEMENT OF CASH AND INVESTMENTS AND uTATEMENtOF RECEIPT5 AND PL68NMINGSEWER INC. 2,745.00 EXPENDITURES FOR ThE FISCAL 'YEAR ENDED APRIL3, 2n04 PUBLISHED IN CATEREDBYDESIGN IS,813,XE; CATERING COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILLINOIS COMPILED arArurEs, 65 ILCS 513.1.35.85. IOONOEPTS5,35l.tu; ccfl'4267.96; CSOMS 29.700.00 00W GORERNMENT INC A greener view 24,09680; CR6459000 (Continued from page 29) STATEMENT OP CASH AND INVESTMENTS CI8APM,sN U CUTLER 33,70000; CHATEAU RITZ 53,245.300. CHOC TElLE MOD ThusT CO 2,064.25; water meter. totals, multiply it by how many the plant. Water atto evaporates out lion of 27,152 gallons of water. Iftotals. Once you know your total CASH INVESTMENTS TOTAL CHICAGOBUU..STRAINING 5,21050; Make sure alt of the other water-times the zones nat each week. of the soil, especially if the weather you have a quarter acre lot, yousquare footage, multiply itby .62 CHROMA88P11NGU DEC. 7,575,08; CINDY GENERAL FUND using devices are tamed off Then, Finally, how runny weeks areinis hot or windy. To keep lawns would use the whole 27,152 galIons gallons to get the total gallons for s 8,324,554 5 -S 8,324,554 A. Seil< 18,440,87; STREET AND BRIDGE ONDULAR WUOELESS U08,BE; CR776522 note how much water tIre meteryour water company's billing cycle. geeen and growixg, we need to add afier a total of four wateeings of t your landscape. S 1,538,952 5,538,952 . MUNICIPAL WASTE 13,S67.at; says was used as you nu a imga- As youcan see, this could add up to enough water to replace the water inch each. Imagine, when they say ahuericane s 555, 198 555,190 CINTAS RAST AID 6 SMETY 10,594,14; AUTOMOTIVE tion zone fer live minutes. Run all a tot of water. If the numbers don't lost through plant transpiration and Since water rrvafies are dependent is going to drop t foot ofrain on an s, 813, 172 815,172 cIl-00F CHGO-DEPTWATER 3.230,900.19; RISK ManAGEMENT FUND S 2.1 73,475 2,173,475 CIV,'OF DES PLAINES 737,220,80; CITY OF of the zoees on the system for five seem to add up, there might be aevaporation. In many areas of the ou the weather and plants, we mightarea, that totals 325,829 gallons of DEBT SERVICE FUND PARIS RIDGE 25,544,67; S 7,974 7,874 minutes. Next, compare the five- leak in the system that is allowingcountty, we are told that this use much more waterinthe sum- water per acre. Since there are 640 WATER FUND CLARIIEEN'O1AONMENTAL3,661.55; CLASS S 2,801,831 2,681,831 minute amount of water to howthe water to ran all of the inne. amount is I inch of rain or irrigation mer and much less water in the win- acres in a tquaee mile, thaI comes to SOFtWARE SOLUTIONS 13,551,00; ENHANCED5II FUND S 498,535 499,830 CUMATE SERVICE, INC 18,67525; COR'- more than 208 million gallons per long the eones actually run. If aJust for your information, let me added to the lawnineach week to ter. MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND S 2,387,285 5 '2,483,742 MAS TRUCK SALES 7,13861; zone normally nus for 15 minutes, give you a few numbers to mull lOdays during the summer. You can measure your yard, area by squaremite. Some areas were hit by FITNESu CENTER FUND COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNtY 3,621.05; CAPITAL PROJECT cOMCAST3,565.SE; COMED 4,162 83; for instance, then multiply yourover. Plants, including lawns, evap- If we wanted to cover an acre area, to see how much you need to more than one hurricane. It it no 4,05&253 S 4,958,203 LAumENCEW000 TIF COMMOPA'AEALTH EDISON co 2l9,115.71; measured five-minute amount by orate water off of their leaf surlitees (43,560 aquare feet) with just t inch ierigate. Just multiply the length und wonder the landscape is flooded s 71.853 5 2,14e,ss8s 2,218,451 COMPASS 00M INC l4,ats.ts; TOUHY/CENTRAL TIF three. Once you have alt of the as the means to move water thoughof water, it would require the addi- width of euch area and add the during a hurricane. a - e77.suu s 677,596 CONCORD LAKES CONDO 655CC TARGET TIF s - 6328.00; 'ONStGUC TECHNOLOGIES IN MILWAUKEEITOUHY TIF a ,2,877,00; -9 CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY 197,97I.07; POLICE PENSION FUND 1,567,545 5 21,630.018 23.227,558 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY PROD. 3,963,46; FIRE PENSIÓN FUND LUXURY LIVING IN GLENVIE-N RTHFIELD!!! .5.664,4X3 23,253,255 24,917,653 CONTiNENTAL CONSTRUCÌ1CN 21,603,00; THE NORTH SHORES' BEST KEPT SECRET HAS NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOMES AVAILABLE FOR AS LITTLE AS 22,970,153 5 51,254,488 74,174,639 CONTiNENTAL RESEARCH CORP 5,345.400 000K cOUNT',' TREASuRER 3,255.32; COP PEDALEAS 5,635,80; INCLUDING RECEIPTS CORRPRO COMPANIES INC 500605.05; $72,000 CROWN ENGINEERING CO.,INC 8,70080; Cuntrat Air New Appliances. Stove, Rutrigerator, Dishwasher Washer, Dryér. Low Interest Financing atti Long terms to Appleved CretlilAtt Energy EfficientNicety Landscaped ALL FUNDS. 8YSOURCE -YEAR ENDEDAPRIL 3t, 2554 CRYSTAL MAINTEN#NCE SOCS. 57.055.00 CUMMINS NPOWER LIC 9,963,38; . DARTER' COMPUTER SUPPLY CO PROPERTY TAXES 8.722.518 11,362.57l DAVO INN-NILES 3,083,51; SALES TAXES . 15.539,504 DEBORAH FLEISCHMANN 05,400,00; LUXURY LIVING FOR LESS NEW HOMES STATE INCOME TAX I .98,935 DENISE JARJOSA 3,150,57; UTILITY TAXES 3,441,257 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 3.253,56; OTHER TAXES s 1,085,946 DIALOGIC COMMUNICATIONS 6,000.000 SUBTOTALTAXES 01404E VAZOUEZ 14,200.00 DIRECT FIT- LIMITED TIME NEW HOME MODELS AVAILABLE 5 35,165,294 NESS 001115050 57.535,00; - DIVERSIFICO SALESLEASING 3,310.95; UCENSES AND PERMITS 824,488 DOLPHIN CREATIVE 7,925.03; INTERGOVERNMENTAL S. 2,312,536 DOME CORP. OF NORTH 454ER. 7,990.00 DOME CORP.OF NO.AMERICA 13,165.00; FINES R FORFEITS 588,173 DOMINICKS FINER FOODS 12,284,73; WATER SALES 7,89t 151 DONE DEAL FR014011065 4,694.02; BOND PROCEEDS 8,555.000 nuISES SALES 6 SERVICE 18,548.97; INVESTMENT INCOME 2.825,257 DUTCH VALLEY LMODSCOPINO 17,350.06; EAGLE P01177 CONDO I 3,442,56; EAGLE OTHER 11,813.125 SUBTOTAL OTHER POfNl'C0NDO2 5.543,45; 54,536,720 EARINTECH INC. 12,889.90; EASTJORDMO IRON 5565, INC 17,348.27; TOTAL 68,701.832 EAST MAINE SCHOOl. DIRT 63 3,40000; ECIVIS 7,005,00; ECOI.AB 4,7363; EILEEN PEtERSON 4,70080; ENTERPRISE .,, ESPENOITIJIRES- ALL FOSOS EXCEPT SEC9RSY 9,249.00; SUMMARYOF ALL FUNDS PENSION FUNDS ENTERPRISE SERVICE CORP 3,556.66; BEGII4NINU ENDING ENVIRONMENTALSYSTEMS 34,523.13; FUNS BALANCE RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BALANCE 124068 SHAH 5,500.00; 2 XL CORPORA'TON EPCO PAINT 6 WALLPAPER 5,015.50; ERIC GENERALFUND 517,559,400 530,266,llt $27,585,457 515,540,051 6Oct.54; LLANZLS,625,2U; STREETAN5 BRIDGE 51,658,457 55,967 5171,322 51,536,552 ACCURATE INDUSTRIES, INC. 9,001.62; ERLNODS ELECTRICAl, 00006 3,150.25; OPEN ACESAS8ESTOS CO14TROL& 10,750.00; EWANEVLER 00542.63; MU5ICIFALWASTE 5583,305 5t,394,443 $1,452,546 tt5s,197 ACRO REMODELING ASO 8,150.00; ACtiON 6065CL E3HISITS INC. 5O,42E,c5; FOC COR. ENHANCED fiti F1150 932F735 EVERYDAY $205,214 98.4501 5557,407 FLAG OOMPNOY 8,322.86; PORAT1ON 3,654.200 MOTOR FEEL TatI FUSO 51,025,773 $982,705 $249,929 $2,486,712 ACUTE CARE ED.SYOTEM, INC 2,525.00; FEDERAl. RESERVE BISMINN. 11,650.00; FITNESS CENTER FUND 151,322,3701 U1,360,s6U $2,618,882 151,580,8831 ADOPT-A-TECH SERVICES 22,535.26; FIRE k SWETY Or ROCIOFORS 4,504,56; 9-5 ADVANCES INTERACTIVE S'IS. 7,400.00; l_NWRENCEW000 TIF $2,33t,505 $2,240,556 $2,158,23t $2,4l3,003 FIREMENS PENSION FUND 322,563.75; FIT' AOVENTSYSTEMS INC 37,X70,43; NESS EXPERIENCE, THE 15,544,00; TARGETTIF - 18785,2951 t7tl,342 $242 Enjoy the benefits of living in a quality community 1828.2351 AIR ONE EQUIPMENT INC 5,264.15; FIVE STAR ENGINEERING CO 04,076.70 MILWIIOUHY TIF 155.717,4141 52,656,128 $585,643 181,976,507) ALEXANDER CHEMICALCORP 5,386.55; FOREVER OREEN 2,536,25; SUNSET VILLAGE On-site Professional Management IOUHYICENTRALTIF 1502,9021 5760,457 50 $077,sst ALPHA PRIME COMMUNICATION FRANCES DCREW PRODUCt'S 5.000,X0; WATER FUND 88,478,550 57,529,655 - 58,852,601 $5,605,615 237,451,50; AMERICAS ENOINEERII4G, INC FRANCZEK SULUVPS4 P.C. 10,565.00; MANUFACTURED HOUSING COMMUNITY 46,724, 6; Landscaped Entrance Close to Shopping CAPITAL PROJECT 0557.958) 85,788,738 57,121,751 $2,045,s55 FR8855 LAWNMOWER3,70657' FREDRII<' AMERICAN EXPRESS 63,557.00; AMERI. SENO SONS 5,518,25; AUTOMOTIVE 91,75t,slt 55,708,332 55,127,547 52,332,296 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FOR Paved Streets Outstanding Schools CAN CR005105 FOOTWORK 3,804,26; FREUND INTERNATIONOI, 5,rr7.63; GAO' RIaIS MANAGEMENT 52.465.017 9t54,552 SHOPPING, COUNTY PARKS AND TRAILS, OUTSTANDING Private Driveways Offstreet Parking St,S77,5t1 $1,507,755 ANDERSON LOCK CO INC 2,557.70; VEXE OFFICE P1.50 3,236.45; SCHOOLS, CHILDREN'S SUMMER FUN PROGRAMS AND DEBT OERVICE FUND U2UI,0t5 U3,557,75r 54,010,853 57,075 ANGELA LAEMMERHIRT 8.775,00; GASVODA U AS500 INC 12271.00; GENE. Security* Children's Summer POLICE PENSION FUSO 923,087,502 91,553,584 51,848,495 $23,234,551 ANTIQUE COFFEE SERVICE 12,373.00; SIS PLAN1'RENTALS,LTtI 6,340.00; APPUCATIOS HOSTING GROUP 4,760.00; ACTIVITIES, EASY ACCESS TO INTERSTATES 94 & 294. 15 FIRE PENSION FUNS 924,732,712 $1,651,597 $1,478,504 524,845,355 GEORGE R. VAS OEEM 8.556.30; GEWALT MINUTES PROM AIRPORT, 20 MINUTES LAKE FRONT. Close to Parks & Trails Fun Programa AQUA PURE ENTERPRISES INC 6,225.55; I-6004ILTONASSOC INC 9,907.30; $75,513,04S D65,T0l.532 562,X07,483 $57,153,455 ARCA WIRELESS 12,724.20; GLENVIEW FIRE DEPARTIIENT 2,624.40; ARCHITECTUHAL COMPL,SIGN 1,731,45; GLOBALEMERGENCYumICLES 6.229.07; www. capita1firstrea1ty corn TIre Isregoing Is anse and morsI stutementolthe munlsl palrese IptranSe, pendi tures for Ihn fiscal ARROW ROAS CONSTRUCISON 0,454.46; GLOBE CONSTRUCI1ON INC 153,725.55; y5,ronded/cpnl 35, 2t54 55511e state sf59 IvesuS 59 ofApril 30, 2004. AT&T tO,523.O1; AUTO CLUTCH 5 PARTS 00101500 55,557.09; GOLF MILL FORS SVC 24,560,55; AVENTS PASTEUR 5,727.79; It .671.00 GOLEWOODPLOZAPARTNERSHP5D5650; Free Financial Pre-Qualification 8555 ONE 5,00000; BANK ONE NA CTM GORDON FOOD SERVICE, INC 3.575.45; OH1'OXOe 450,057.67; Oo9 8. V4s Groes GREENSATB1JNKERHIIj2)495; GROOT On Sete Financing Assistance CAPITAL BECMAR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3,645.06; RECYCUNG U WASTE 839,563.35; 51590 1,eeClrOr BELLFUE9.S INC 10,954,55; GROVER WEI,ONO 00 5,815.20; H O H New and Pre-Owned 2 & 3 setViI1ae Vtlla9 st Silas SESTLEY SYSTEMS INC 3,785,00; ELECTRIC CO 2l,449.66; HAGO PRESS FIRST ACraRWHOMeCOMM try Cook C0055. 1195510 9ETI4A8AYTERRACE 12,055,70; 35,173.75; BEVERLY SATERIALS LLC 30,913.65; 8150. I'IALLSIGNS, INC 2,832.IR; HALOGEN 00F. Bedroom Homes 2450Waekegae Road Theisregoina statelrrentofGfurge R. Vas Geas, 511095 Treasurerls r trusas S collect copy orth. OF FLUMOING, INC. 6,000.000 PLYCO INC 3,443.80; REALTY Northfield,Illinois 60093-2723 annuala scurrnosffhsvllsgs 5191k. and Wosfil.dc.hth v.15525th dey st GOober 2004. BLACK ELECTRIC CO 5,000,00; BLUE HARRY IRNOW018 253690; HArNc 03, 10% Down Payment AP Oroo,panIcd ash Ok,wicw) CROSS 6LUESHIELD2,302,504,45; CO 78,140.66; Call LindaPolusih BRADFORD SYSTEMS CORP 35,250,05; HEALTHCARE SERVICE CORP. 53,556.87; Low Interest rate and up to 20 INC. ORANIFF COMMUNICATiONS 4,525.00 HElENE MOSES 9,282 73 (847) 724-7957 BRISTOL HOSE S FITTING0,153.82; HENRICSSEN 167,326.45; HIRcO PLASTICS year terms BROADWAY IN CHICAGO 4.627.75; 2 852.23' '51159e Clerk BUGLE PUBLICATIONS 5,.4S; BUNKER HIGHLAND TOWERS CONDO I7.194,06; V9luaesf5ils HILLCLUB CONSO3,424.S1; .,

HIGHL*NDTOWERS 001400 II 7.l9405; , - CaskCu,nly, lISnala- CAMBRIDGE INTEGRATED SOCS HIGHLAND TOWERS CONDO III 7,l94.50; NOW OPEN LAND LE SE COMMUNITIES 319,164.36; CANON BUSINESS SOIIJTIONS HOME DEPOT COO4IERCL6L 11.631 02; Rates subject tu dnn,,re -edrtr credit e.,opsovai- - sonsa msirfcUons wph'.May beadditional fees. 32 I Thursday October 28, 2004 THE BUGLE THE Bucuo Thursday October 28, 2004 33 HOWflD STREET INN 3,275.40; HS&E PARR 01518101'-25,102.31; NIPSTA TENNANI SALES X SERVICE 6,874.32; RONALD' ' BRANDT "6325B.00; SHERI 50,527.00; ThOMAS HANDLER 12,521.50; I COMPLIANCE RESOURCES 5,435. 28,906MG TEPFER cONSULTINÖ GRPLTD 4,405.50; BSANDTB4O55.DB; YOLANDA HANSEN 46,10000; MICHAEL ClON 44,613 62, PRZYBYLO 2,320.55; JOHN PUSAIBRI UNOA SANOS- 8,186.86; KARL SCHEEL NADAN SREENIVAS 10,926.00; FR8210 6TNOLN1432471}lOWS1NOtM11 I.D.c. 3475O.00 LEP1 EMPL SECURITY NONCOM 6,100.05; MORDISCO CORP TERRACE FREDERICK BRAUN 35,075.55; JACLYN DOUANE CONDO ASSIS HAMS62,464.05; DANIBLLE HELMS WIWAM ORTLUND,JR 5,139.50; EARLY 1,837.55 62,480.00, 605811 BCHILL2,731.00i 07824X08602 Il_250,62 jfliQM99TS6GN82S2,.62 28,760OU 58,473.27; NORTAF 2,700.50; 13,565.00; TEXOR PETROLEUM 00 BREIT 4,141.05; LAURA BRUBAKER 42,671.00; OS'IMAN 2,435.50; CHARLES OSTMAN 806006551144W I,re6THEREMONIT' JRMES SCHMID 40,183.84; GREGORY JORMIE 01821000600 1,415.62 MRRRN ELIZABETh TURIC 3,290.62 . OEONGE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE NORThERN WATER WORKS 78,593.88; 114,500.47; 26,544.00; JOSEPH HELMINIAK 10,696.00; THOMAS 60561.55 SIKAW 7,775.55 SCHMIDT 58,738.00; JOSEPH SCHMIDT 678211500602 54,850 62 1WARBKI 49,31t50 ,9O6U UTTER 51S.34USSIU. DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION NORTI-MAESTMOTIRE PARTS 32,826.55; - TEXTILES, LINENS, COTTONS 01,597.45 SANTOBRSNO 15,822.00; EMIUABRYNKUS HENDRICKS 53,451.05; JASON OSTMAN 1,213.55 J4YMI OBTENIR MARGARET RNBENHORBT24,382.00; 1,63262 MARION 511158(00602 17,109.62 RDRERT B.62 3 25.532.73: NORTHWESTERN UNIR. 11,950.75; NOR' THE BRICIOMAN GROUP, LTD. 55,862.55; 6,035.50; MARK BUCHER 65,425.50; THOMASHENNELLY 19,512.05; BRIAN REN' 23,542.50; JOSEPH PACEW 37,424.00; SYLREA RADWANSOI 7,53606 UNOA RAE ThOMAS SCHNEIDER 5,75050; I1MOTHV ST11NKOWOCZ 6S,996.00; OSCAR VALEROSO 4L446.St YBORGE ILMATERIAL HANDLING 6.512.75; IL MUNC- WOOD PARK DODGE 4,945.55; THE VALVOLINE COMPANY 10,923.6.4; CHANI BACHIC 1,234.05; JOHN BORKE RICKS98,422.05; JACK HENRIKUEN TEOPILO PADRID11,356.50;JOSEPH 38.354-84; SCHNEIDER 4,186.50; JAMES STAAISH 57,190.62 JENNIFER 51E' Ree GEEM 50,985.62 M0-T DEEM PL RETIREMENT FUND 924,392.70: NOVACON, LLC 17,880.00; NW MUN CON' THIRD MILLENNIUMASSC INC 22,790.50 31,148.00; KENNETH BUS 2,158.50; 63,710.55; PAGLIA 43,793.55; LEONARD PALICKI CHRIS1KIPHER RAFALKO 2 255.00' ORREK MATTHEW SCHNIRER 4,268.05; DAVID INFELD 02,317.55 2,943.62 IL STATE DISBURSEMENT ANT 47,479.38; FERENCE 19,663.01; ThOMAS SWEENEY 15,505.00; ThOMPSON SUSAN BSS 37,083.05; STEVEN BUSH RONALD HERNANDEZ SR. 6,577.50; STU. 7,142.06; R,AXALKO 3,540.90 SCI'IWEIGERT 38,217.00; MAUREEN STEWART 30,375.50 ERHEB' JAcK VAN KEM46N 8,596.50; 4- VER' ILIJNI POWER PRODUCTS CO 6,989.30; ORATOR COMMSNITY COLLEGE R.27O.00; ELEVATOR INSP SV 22,265,00; 5,274.00; FREDERICK CAIrO 54,168.00; ARTHESSING 8,558.00; LOSISPANAGOPOULOS 2,101.197; SHARON KENNETH RANIERI 43,671X6; DENN RATA' ANTHONY SCIPIONE 41,135.00; RICHARD TINE 01181 05,918.50; SARAH STOPIÇA RECOMO 16.846.62 8Id V :ECCHIO IUJNOIS EPA 25,395,00; ILUNOIS PAPER OCCUPATIONALMEDICINE 65.151.75; TIME OFYOUR LIFE, INC 3,975.00; TRAFFIC STEVEN CALLAS 2,729.05;ROBERT KATHERINE HICKEY.MSHONEY 32,694.00; PANEK 24,852.50; JCZRK15,793.50;KYMBERLEE RAYA SCIPIONE 54,785.05; TOM SEELOS 12,927.05; 15,294_62 COMPANY 3,9398, 00E-USA, INC. 19,304.05; OLYMPIC CAULK' CONTROLAND 4,174.13; CALLEAD2,322.00;KURT CALLISUN COLLEEN HILL 4,465.06; SENO PANOUSIERES 42,150.06; ERNEST 3,502.06; 53,832.00; DARCY STRACK 5,389.06; CYNTHEN 505E' ROBEMARYRBRRECCHlO3l, IR; 4486- IM OFF-SITE DATA PROTECTN 4,555.29; ING COWERS. 3,050.00; TRAMCAR TRANSMISSION 4,183.46; 51,061.05; ANDREW HOLOWICKI 2,546.00; FREIDA PAPUCCI 1,847.50;KAREN PAPUCCI JONAThAN RAZ 58,200.08; FRANK REBEL' ROUER SEINITZ 41,643.55; CHARLES FF 12,847.00; RANDALL STRICKER LENE VICTORINE 35,991.50 1 IMBERTSERVICE CORP. 3,354.05; OPTIMA BUS CORPORATION 19,790.68; TRANE CHICAGO-AURORN 7,534.05; JOAN CAMPBELL 3,79700; VANESSA CAN' HOLOWICKI 5,357.05; KARIN HORWITZ 6,675.00; LATO 55,164.00; MICHAEL REID 43,759.06; SELEEN 28,415333; 47,621.50; STEVEN RINEZEANO 46,OS0.. RANDY INLAND DETROIT DIESEL- 41,229.99; INNO. OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR 12,446.37; TREASURER, STATE OF IL 145,030.23; TEBURRY2,705.05; ROXABNE CARL 3,588.08; SUSAN PARKER 2,588.55; OUAIS PARTING' MATTHEW 6510ER 52,955.50; THOMAS MINAS SAM SERBEKIAN 11,248,50; JEN' DEAN STRZELECKI 61,080.00; RONALD RISINA 3,204.00; MARIKA VOUTAS VAT1VE PACKAGING INC 6,366.91; PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS 4,494.95; PAL- TREASURER, STATE OF IL 13,092.00; 5,104.00; EDDIE HUI 4,258.00; SOPHIA HOI 9,450.00; TOS 36,762.55; ERNEST PASSARELLI REPEL7,515.00;DONNA REYNOLDS NIFER SEYMOUR 17,298.55; STRZELECKI. JR. 38.648.00; INSIGHT 23,423,32; INSITUFORM MIDWEST WAUKEE PRINTING CO 02,255.00; U.S. TOY 00. 5,523,22; U.S.000FERENCE KEVIN CARLSON 50,265.00; JOHN CARTER JOHN HUINKER 56,809.00; 3,580.50; 4,438.05; ZAINA9 SHA%lR 1,068.00; WILLIAM SHAW ESNIELSUAREZ 1,514.00; MARYANNE SOL' REGINAWADIA 1,881.62 JERRY WALCZSS6 389,150.00, INTERIOR PARENT PETROLEUM 0,10322; PARK OFMAYORS 3,099.50; 24,457.05; WILLIAM CASTELLANO ANGELI050 JABLONSKI 1,537.00; OLIVIA MARC PASSARELLI 23,555,00; DUANE SAMANTHA RICE 4,253,00; LOBESCE 63,635.00; ERIN SHEEHAN 2,503.55; LISAS 4.550.55; 47,369.55; MICHAELWARD 7,718.55 INVESTMENTS, LLC 5,186.44; INTERNAL PLACE CONDOMINIUMS 2,860 .82; UNDERGROUND PIPE U VALVE 3,023,00; 40 095.50; JEDLICKI 7,065.00; PAULUS 25,522.55; THOMAS PASS RICHARD 4,957.00; KYLE RICHARDSON GERALD SHEEHAN 11,M36.00; PATRICIA KATARZYNA SALOCHA 14,269.05; TOM ROBERT WARZECHA 81452.55; MICHAEL REVENUE SERVICE (PAYR TAS) PArREN INDUSTRIES, INC 2,67625; PC UNSERGROUNG PIPE CO 5,48325; TOM CHAMOPOULOS 45,020.00; DAVID MARCIA JENDREAS 26,550.00; SOOTY 46,454.05 2,351.05; SHEEHAN 3,501.00; SURACE 32,935.00; CAThYLYN SWANKE WASIUKIEWICZ 1,652.62 4.217,339,62; IN000ATIONSS,623.00; PEPSOYS 2,758.41; UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 2,985.00; CHART74,426.05;WILLIAMCHIANG JOCHIM 01,623.00; MICHAEL JOHNSON DAVID PEKOSI-I 46,814.00; LIXETTE PENAL' CRAIG RICHTER4,062.00; JEFFREY RICHARD SHERIDAN 36,274.00; MICHAEL 5,764,05; GARY WESOELL46,106.00; BEVERLY 06ES' INTERSTATE BATTERIES 5,110.35; IRENA PETERSON GLASS CO 9,546.59; P0Th' UNISOURCE CHICAGO 3,059.55; 1,506.05 1,857.00; BER 1,226.05; EVELYN PENCE 15,559.00; RIEMER 35,527.00; BASIL RIDAS 20,122,05; SHERRY 40,070.00; OLEO SHILKRUT ROBERT SYCHOWSKI6,791.50;JAN SELS 45.319.50; AMANDA WES1WOOD ANNA JACYIAA 22,898.05; CASH ' VILLAGEOF 98,569.36; XNISOURCEJEFCO 5500F INC 55,051.55; MARY CHRISTENSON 39,185.00; BARBARA JOSEPHINE JONES 5,707.00;DENISE JOSEPH PENZE 25,955.50; PATRICIA PER- BRUCE RINGOSIST 18,355.50; JOSEPH 2,093.00. OVULO 25,752.50; MARVIN SZYMKOWIAK 2,305533; J.A. JOHNSON PAVING CO. 628,782.75; PHIWPS SWAGER A5500. 63,251.38; PIO- UNITED STATES POSTALSVC. 34,000.00; CHRISTIANSEN 3,905,00; JOSEPH 30,515.00; JOSE JOVEL 2,174.00; DOMO 2,712.05; MATTHEW PETERSON 51220 15,526.50; JERRY ROBLE 1,988.50; MICHAEL SIENA 56,564.00; NORMAN 37,582.00; WILLIAM WHITE IO 45,534.00; RODNEY JAMES E ROSEQUIST 5,000.08; NEER COACH LINES 22,480.15; UNITES VISUAL, INC. 15,063.05; UNITES WILLIAM CHRISTIE 57,225.00; THOMAS JOSEPH JUREK 4,372.00; DONALD KADER' 7,540,05; DWIGHT ROEPENVCK 34,32006; JOSEPH SIMONS 4,862.00; JACQUELINE 56.150E CHRISTOPHER TACKES 5,822.65; 505Dm' WHITEMAN 48.013.08; JENNINGS CHEVROLET, INC 11,052,18; PIONEER PRESS 2,735.80; PLAN S, INC. WAY-S000IE VALLEY 18,332.55; CIERNISK 41,555.00; DAVID COOl-WANE ABEK53,595.00; BOSBYJININ KANG PATRICIAPICCININI 3.523.06; MICHAEL PIC- ROMANO 45,443.50;NICOLINA ROSSI 2.153.50; TEMPLIN40,415.00;RICHARD TEPER RICHARD WLODARSKI 39.612.50; KURT JOAN L SROGY 6,100.56; 18,775.56; URBAN ELEVATOR SERVICE 15,145.37; 2,281.08; 1,952.55 COLO31,831.50; SHOWN PIERCE 47,425.00; 5,555.00; MITCHELL SLASINOKI 7,555.00; KEITH 54.650.50; WOZNIAK 38,987.00; JOHN MC VAHOS DOS 5,005.00; JOURNAL PLOTS CONSTRUCTION INC 18,305.25; VAUGHAN PLANTSCAPES, INC. 15,005.54; EUNICE COHEN 10,501.00; CHRISTOPHER GEORGE KARRAS 12,865.50; WILLIAM ROBERT PIERSKI 51,158.00; LINDA PIETRI- ERICA RUSSELL 1 15000; DANIEL RYAN. SMIEGOWSKI 15,556.06; DONALD SMITH THOMAS TERRANOVA 15,137.00; ROBERT GEORGEZACCAI3NINI3.212.DS; NICHOLAS N TOPICS NEWS 5,416.44; POUCE CONSULTANTS 6,455.00; VERIFICATIONS INC. 5,352.95 VERMEER- COLLETTI49,428.00; SAMUEL CORA KASPER 5,325.00; ANDREW KAVATHAS NI 35,541.05; ROBERT PILAT 51 556.00; SR 55.722.50; MARY RYHAJLO 2,539.00; 1,619.00; THOMAS 54,215.55; MATTHEW NOMMES ZAKULA44.447.00; JRS ENTERPRISES, INC. 5,905.00; JUANITA POLICEPENSION FUND 431,045.65; IL, INC 43,411.35; 44,571.50; 1,383.05 KENNETH PIWKO 55,252.00; CYNTHIA CHRISTOPHER RYNDAK 6.735.00; JOSEPH JOHN SMITH 46,002.05; SICRARD SMITH 9,935.00; DANIEL ZARLENGA 1,515.50; JULIE LOTT29.6S1.04; JUSYADEINS 4,40505; POMPS TIRE SERVICE, INC 13,964X3; VILLAGECAFE&PSS 4,750.50; VILLAGE OF EST CORNELL 10,551.55; NICK COSTANTi' WALTER EAZAKEICH 55,075.00; EVERETT P1000 7,257.00; JOHN PLACKO 1,412.05; SALERNO 5,912.05; KENNETH SULL 5,186.50; RONALD SMITH 5,550.50; JOHN THOMPSON 36.050.05; VICTORIA ZARLENGA 9.243.50; MARIJO ZAWILLA JUDVS LETTERSECR.SVC. 2,956,74; POSTMASTER, CHICAGO 41,998.00; PRIME ARLINGTON l'EUS 5,050.05; NO 12.455.05; WILLIAM COTTRELL KELLY 38,651.00; KENNE'R-I PL000 35,454.00; THOMAS POL' 61,163.50; FRANK SMITH JR 3,187.00; STEVEN 00K TINTORI1,074,00; MICHAEL TIRITILLI 48 .593.00; JULENE LAVELLI 1A,34S.70; COUS CELLALR STATE 14,437.78; VILLAGE 0F NILES 248,443.75; VISUAL 47,073.00; ERNEST KIEPERIII40,765.00; HARRY CYN 30,555,00; THOMAS POLINSKI EARLSALTHEB 35,754.00; CHRISTINE SAM- 37,757.50; RONALD SORENSEN 34,468,00; 2,384.00; YASMIN ZEC 2.887.50; JOHN ZEMAN KALE UNIFORMS INC 55.53182; EAR PRIORITY ELECTRONICS LTD 6,729.60; EDGE CREATIVE 5,185.00. CAROL CRAIG 0,552.55; ANTHONY CRIS' KINOWSKI JR 75,947.05; ADAM KNAPIK 59,304.50; PRAS 7,KOLOO; THERESA SORENSEN 3,061,00; CATRES' ROBERT 'TORNABENE 59,454.05; ESTHER- 85.836.50; KEVIN lENDER 23,642.05 PRODUCTS INC 5,913.15 PRO-SAFETY 8,955,61; VOLLMAR CLAY PRODUCTS CO 15,896.45; TIANO 14,322.00; JOHN CROSBY JR. 2,023.00; BRITTANY POLSON 2,905.50; LESLIE HEATHER SAN FILIPPO 36,510,00; JOSEPH 16E SPADONI 30,63000; INS TRAFICANTI 2.40050; EUGENE ZIEGLER 15 115.00; JAMES ZIM- KENIG. LINDGREN, OAAIV3 10,505.00; KEN- PROJECT S CONSTEUCTTON 114,373.55; WASHINGTON COURT000DO 12,904.00; 57-497-SO; CHRISTOPHER KNSPIK 37,789.50; POTOCKI 47,754.00; LOSELLA PRESTON SANCHEZ 24031.00; THOMAS SPERLING 40.556.00; WILLIAM KIMOERLY TRAUSCH 1,398.00; LANCE MERMAN 64.502.50; JENNIFER ZIOBRO NDTh COHEN 32,194.54; PRZYBYLOSWHITE EAGLE 11,165.53; WASHINGTON COURT CONDO 2 2,905.00; DAWN CROSS 11,750,50; PATRICK CROSS BERNADETTE KNAPIK'FISH 36.122.00; 2,325.00; CATHERINE SANDRE 2,52555, JIRAPONG SPERLING 3.176.05; ANGELO SPIEZIA TRISCRAN4.067.00;F6866.TROIANI 4,514.55; KISSANE CATERING INC 10.718,75; KOST PUSLIC FINANCE ASEOS. 23,833.29; QUIK WASHINGTON COURTOONDO 3 2,834.55; 0.393.00; MARGARET OSNNEY 7,430.00; RAE KOENIG 34,661.50; JASON KOMOSA ANITA PEOTOFANOUSIS 0.442.00; ANDREW SAN050MWONO 10,S4EDS; 36,653.50; 41 378.00; MICHELLE ZIOBRO 14,503.00; STEVEN INC. 2,533.44; KUP COFFEE SERVICE 4.509.55; WASHINGTON COURT CONTO 4 2,954.00; RACHELLE CURRAN-YSSEF 3,354.00; 5EV' 3,923.00; SCOTT KONIOR 8,16350; KRAFT PAPER VALES CO14,437.06; R RUGOSA S MIKE ZIMMERMAN 5,055.00; WASHINGTON COURTCONXO S 2,504.00; ERLY CUOICK 22,005X0; ROMAN KOPINSKI 05.496.05; GENE KRAFTES FLOOR CORP 17,702,13; RS. NORENE &ASSOC INC 17,55655; WATER PRODUCTS CO 4,56027; WATER CHRISTIN CUSICK 9,384.05; STEPHEN KRAUSE JR. 42,054.00; ROBERT KREILINO KRISTEN LED MADIGAW 12,451.31; LAMPIS- 8.0. NOAENE S ASSOCIATES 10,494.28; RESOURCES, INC. 09,013.53; CUSICK 26,555.00; ROBERT CZERLANIS 3,772.55; NANO S SON CONCRETE 1,523,015.50; RAGNAR 565505, INC. 6,426,975.56; WAY KEN CONT. SUPPLY CO 7,220.25; 7,304.00; SHARON KRONE 1,274.00; MARY LANDMARK FORD, INC. 435,909.50: RANIERIS LANDSCAPING SOC 45,037,61; WELLERAUTO A TRUCK 4,112.94; EUGENIA DALLAS 0,088.00; MICHAEL DATI KRUEGER U,U4EUD; JONATHAN KUKIELKA LANER.MUCI-I114,DOMBROW, 9,555.14; RANTOULTRUCK CENTER 10,6X2,73; WESTCHICAGO SANDAG 18,90524; WEST 4,522.00; MICHELLE DAVIES 5.546.00: 5,143,55; C1ern Diit LAURUS TECHNOLOGIES 27.720.20; LEE RAY OHERRON CO INC 3,292.51; HEOION. GROUP PAYMENT CENTER 7,511.55; THOMAS DAVIS 54,195.00; T'RODI DAVIS SUSAN KALAOA 4,13055; CARL KULLY JENSEN SALES CO. 5,458,00; AL EMERGENCY 263,376.50; WEST SIDE TSACTOR SALES 7.295.55; 22,973.00; APRIL DAWEY 37,587.00; 63,935.00; JOHN KUNO 1,534.00; LEE JENSEN SALES INC 4.585.55: LDROYS REGIONAL TRUCK EQUIP CO 2,5X941; WESTUIDE MECHANICAL INC. 5,784.66; JOHN DAWSON 7,349.00; RODIOS DE VASYL KURYK2,212.00;ERICLAM- WELDING 6 FAS 4,705,00; r_uhe REUA6LE 041000MM. 25,758.21; WIOFS 15055101ES INC 14,573.05; WOLF 5 SALVO 42,033.00; ANDREW 0E TOLVE BRECHTS 50,547.05; SCOTT LANDLO LIBERTY FLAGS 3,334.00: LIGAS ENTER- RELIABLE GRAPHICS INC 3,104.85; COMPANY LLP 32,654.00; 41,552.00; 3,277.05; I-louse! PRISES INC. 8,530.05; RENAISSANCE CONDO 7011 2,545.00; WOLFCAMERAA,DS1,41; WO DARLEY S CO RAYMOND DEMOKI 13,249.05; DANIELLE ANTHONY LAPALERMO 1,430.00; ALEC LISA CIERNIAK 7.355.00; LISA SELUCA RENAISSANCE CONDO 70212,640.OU; 13,114.34; 99W GRAINGER 20,054.85; OUSHEROW 22,670.00; LAULE 61,414.65; FRANK LHURIA 3,050.58; ;1t»í 3,600,00; LISTEN INC. 554057E RENAISSANCE CONDO 7531 2,540.52; SESOS CORPORATION 15,006 25; lAGON ROBERT DESHEEOW 2,405.00; JOHN DI :1,- --FREE CLASSIFIED FRANK LAURIE 56,159.00; CHARLES LAWS LOUS PLUMBING CO.,INC.5,565.55; RENAISSANCE CONDO 75413,559.24; BUSINESS SERVICE S,0230S; GANCI 2,648.55; ORLANDO DIAZ 64,67500; 3,451.00; DONALD LEAVITI'27,703.00; LOAERDE CONSTRUCTION CO 64.641.30; RENAISSANCE CONDO 7X51 3,154,32; ZARNOTH BRUSH WORKS INC 5,755,56; advertisement fcri'iy för DAVID DIETZGEN 44,562.55;HENRY RICHARD LEDDY 84,555.06; JAMES LUC2AK SALES INC 3,525,08; LUND INDUS- RENAISSANCE CONDO 7OKt3,535,10; WIRE TRANS (DEBTSERTI 5,287,734.25; DOBOSIEWICZ 7,341.65; LEIBACH 59,555.08;MICHAEL LEMKE TRIES INC 9,0230 RENAISSANCE CONDO 7571 3,350.00; *.. ESPENDITURES s1e s.d listiugiiitem før$25 ' PAYROLL JEROME DOCZEKALSKJ 52,108.00; DANIEL 2,553.06; LURVEY LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 5,074.50; RENAISSANCE CONDO 75813,305.50; JULIE ADAMS 2,775.00; lOAREN APPRUNTI DRI500LL 32,789.00; CHRISTOPHER LEVENDOSKI 3,284.50; MNBAS DIVISION III 24.411.76; RENAISSANCE CONDO 7001 2,545.05; ør less. Phøiìe iii, fstx c,r dEp 7,717.00; LINDAAGRON 16,144,55; KEITH DUTI'ON 47,455.60; ALICE EGAN JACK LEVIN4,521.50; LOIS LEYH 55,39905; MAC'IWC 7,835.00, MARAThON SPORTS. REPUBLIC TITLE COMPANY 390,493.55; DANIEL AHERN 1,476.00; GEORGE ALEX- 32,453.50; JOlIES ELENZ 58,226.50; DAVID UEB 30,524.00; KAThERINE LIEBICH WEAR INC 2.61950; MARSH USA INC RESOURCE UTIL6IYSUPPLY 15,491.30; OPOULOS 45.725.00; VINCENT ALlOuA c ff yctir dvcrtiscmeiit tc4sty! JUDITH ELSINGER 8,455.50; LEON 1,510.00; 9088400 LIGAS 15,432.08; 583,560MG RES RADIATOR & WELDING CO 7,565.43; 1,325.50; ELSINGER51,485.05; STEVE ERICH ALAN LIVINGSTON 24,137.55; WILLIAM MARTHA G. 8891 SEEM 13,77E0U; MARY RGSMITH EQUIPMENTCO 15,451.32; DARCI ALLEYA2,573.55; MICI-58ELALLMON 46,830 .50. LOGSDON 08,565.50; JULIANNA LOPEZ (Advert.sementsmustberece Ived by IO am. Monday, CHRISTENSEN 3,542.75 RICMAR INDUSTRIES 3,230.57; 83 TURNI- 50,323.00; BAHROMAMADER 5,387.00; DAVID ESPOSITO 33,316.50; MARK EVINS 1,151.55; co pBacemmoB in t hatwec k'e edition of 'I'he Ie..gIe) MANY JO SPERLING 11,452.32; MARY KAY TUBE 3,632.99; GARY AMATO 39,759.50; MELANIE AMIN 12,045.00; CYNTI-I58FAGIPESO 1,851.66; MICHELLE MACARThUR 26,882.00; LEO MORRISSEY3,3264S; ROADMASTER TRANS SERVICE 4,599.75; 24,308.50; CINDYAMORUSO 1,309.05; EDWARD FALLOS 45,635.00; CAThERINE MADURA 5,45505; JAMES MAHONEY Ill MCAREAUR PROF TOWEL MILLS,17405; ROBERT' TORNASENE 4,006.76; ROSINE ANDRE'TRIPPEL 0,625.05; MARY FAT 13,125.05; REBEKAH FEES 1,164.55; 37,587.00; MCDONOUGHASSOCIATES INC 15,516.41; 7400 WasukegenRd.NlIee,I1 60657 ROBERT W HENDRICKSEN CO 8,555.15; ANDBEONI 19,295.50; PAMELA ANO MICHELLE FUINGOLD-FISHER 18,155.00; JEFFERY MAJEWSKI 3A,288.00;-FALAMARZ MCMASTER.CAPH SUPPLY 2.647.73; (p) 847588.1900 0000E, 135 (f) 847.588.5950 ROCHESTER MIDLAND 4,515.23; 5,558.00; MARTIN FELD 60,194.00; MALEKFAR 13,008.00; ' MEADE ELECTRIC CO INC 16,995.42; RONLWING SROTHERS, INC9,228.55;, ANDREW ANNUNZIO 2,655.05; JOSEPH ANTI'IONT FIDANZA 50,945.55; '09154 FINN CHESTER MALINOWSKI 02,152.50; LEONID MEOCO HEALTh SOLUTIONU.IN 953,543.14; 8088W J MOLICK 3,573.81; - ANNUNZIO 65,346.65; 16,590.00; ERWIN FLEISCHMANN 47,756.00; MALITSKY 50,227.00; MES, INC.GLOBAL 15,58542; RUDYS CYCLEFITNESS CTR 3,483.29; GREGORY ANTKOWIAK 15,635.05; MARIA JOSEPH FLOREST 17,151.00; SANDY KAThLEEN MALONEY 1,370.05; CARL MAN' CALL" "ÚSrAT8413$9CO' : METRO ENVIRONMENTALS73G.E9 MEYER RYDIN SIGN CO 5.545.75; ANTONIO 32,599.55; DOROTHY APIDA FORBES2,528.05; DENNIS FOSTER ISCALCO SS,271.50;ANNE MARIS 3,145.00; - W*WBUO.EÑ MATERIALCO 29,394.17; -WWWUGLENEW8WPER8.COM SAFETY SUPPLY IWNOIS 3,854,29; SAIS- 1,544.05 5,132.50; FOTIOS MAREADAS 44,675.00; PATRICK MICI-OHELS UNIFORM CO INC. 16,555.44; BORN 19,755.55; SAlA_AV SHAH 5,005.50; PUTES ARVANITIS 31,157.00; JOY STRANA- THOMAS FRAGASSI 49,451.55; KIMBERLY MARONEY 44.509.06; FR6118 MARTELLO MICRO MARSAGEMENT TECH 5475.88; ADVERTISE WITH THE BUGLE, IT WORKS! 565015 COMMUNICATIONS 3,597.17; SSO 5105 4,742.55; BE'R-IAUSTlN 5,315.50; FREDERICK 32,251.00; 0,545.55; MICROSYSTEMS INC 2075.50; MID AMERI- 192,541.64; 50806255,558.05; PETER 56616.59 27,575.00; EDWARD DALE FREDRICKSON 1,232.50; CYNTHIA KENNETH MARTENS II 33,571.50; JOHN CA BANK 2,664.25; MOCO INC 3,691.4U; SCHROEDER 5 SCHROEDER 32,759.55; RACHES 7,037.50; NESZAS BAIRISMOVIC FRENDREIS-PLACKO 2,495,05; MARTIN, JR. 1,531.50; MIDWAY TRUCE PARTS 5,679.01; MIKE 08575 GoURd O..kton AL Gmonwaod SCHULRO SUPPLY 6,341 .51; 16,189 .55; MARTIN FRIEDMAN 58,752.05; SUSAN PAUL MARVUCIC 3,815.06; LINDA MAThIS FOR SALE Pick Up The Bugle IPJIAN 05,242.78; EIISELLI BROS 6,159.30; Soon CHOVANEC 8,250.00; SENTINEL LYNN BALL 41,653.50; ROY 8ALS0MO FRIEDMAN 48,223.05; JOHN FRVKSDALE Huotinoton Senior Homo Maln'Ibwnshlp Bloig, 17,255.50; LAWRENCE MAYER 55,927.05; 0841885 6 2 80408m 7638 N 926)1 M.BYISOBJ ASe. 1711X3 B65ISBOJ Rd. MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL 2,832.00; COMPUTER SOC 14,451.19; 44,461.55; JOLANTABANASIUK 23,849.06; 51,457.55; MICHAEL MC CLOSKEY 5,183.55; JAMES NRA 6SRBBBUJBB 065861 58es At One of These IMBBOIOO Am. ' Proa PAg Cdl 6. 6161 PARKRIDGE MOBILE-TECH CORP 0.369,42; SETh KNOBEL 13,527.27; SHARPER DOT ANTHONY BARAN1,511.05;THOMAS JUSTIN FRYKSDALE 20,161 .00; UAMUEL MC DONAUGH 55,108.05; MOIO.'ON GROVE nRar OBERSt POURING. JAmAs 773-557-lES' P840847-216-1174 Locations MODEL TECH INTERNATIONAL 9,799.00; PRINTING INC. 9,515.87; BA9AN 3,211.00;KATHLEEN BARNAT FUCARINO 13,455.00; DENNIS MC ENERNEY 55,365.00; JAMES Mormingtirldn 800 Devon ParIs Moina FEo& Lelnto,e Contar2701 MOODYS INVESTORS SVC 10.000,95; IBRw/go.goo.sRal .16115601. Ridge Sibloy UHEPARD CREVBOLET 6,125.50; SHEA' 26,142.05; DOUGLAS PULLER 41,919.00; JOHN GABA MC KENNAR,300.00; NILFIS MORADI MULTI SIMENSIDNU 4.550,00; .Scin,'COtOundS BasIlar EnInmants '793 I Golf Rd. MANAUTO 3,432.55; KATARZYNA BARTNIK 1,529.59; ANNA 18,373.50; JO4N GA8A 33,653.05; IBRAIM MEMEDOSKI 2,854.55; JERRY MER' BaNAB5. IR Unit IBARd5. WANTED 'RAlos SOniOr Conner 999 CiviC MORNING STAR COMPUTER TOG 9.971.45; 739 DoNan Ava, Psalo Ridge Fsonsily Rontoy 9259 Wusskoiian SHERMAN SEPERSONIC ND. 2,925.05; 8ASILE 11,560.50; ALLISON BAUER EVELYN GAERTNER 33,907.55; CAROL ORSO 25,085.00; KELLY MICKLE 38,288.50; HeRNIA 98159e BARDS 1554446. CostarDs MORTON GROAD AUTOMOTIVE 7,340.11; SHORE GALLERIES, INC. 3,554.78; 2,016.08; GAIL2,BRI.05; JONAThAN DALAS 42,776.00; MHRY MILLER 9,136.00; JOHN MINELLI .5041567 ofNil06 TEmoR Cantor Pso'k Ridge Conroruoity Cantor PlOd000 World 8801 W58506556500 MORTON SALT 150,350.53; MOTOROLA S223,MO 647.41440945 '96. WANTED 1515 W'lAsshy SICALCO LTO. 8,028.14; SIEMENS BLDG MICHAEL SAUMHART 50,7X9X0; ARIC RENATE GALG500 14,095.00; JERRY 32,909.50; M.ANHAR MODY 11,062.00; fs .' WURLITZBRS 10200 CiEls Cantor Dr. Koqopys 726030005106600 3,630.76; PsBrk Ridge Sanjo.' Cantor ClmeIa Bowl 8530 N. Wuokegsm TECHNOLOGIES 3,550.00; BERMAN 1,250.00; PASL BERNER 2.895,00; GAUNSKY 1,840.00;ANN DALLAS 7,215.00; JOHN MONTEJO 24,454.05; MARY KAY Eu JUKEBOSES 'NiAs.PBObliC Libna)' MOTOROLACOMM ENTERPRISE 19.441.10; .8l 11X3 S. WantO01t Ed, TO.-SBCO SIMPLESGRINNELLLPO,5G3.50; SLAVOJKA EMILBERTOLINI 12,498.05; GERI SERTUCCI LEILANI GANDIA 2.602.05; JENNIFER MORRISSEY 74,104.00; BARRY MUELLER TwB lestauraBt deep , '- O ALSO A000Wmokagom RsE Beohany 8425 MuLTI5TCORPORAT;EN 113,53U.1A; RATIO 5,950.00; Wullm'n Rosou.aoa.B 1,307.00; HENRY 8506.809,244,50; SANDY 34,525.65; JOSE GARCIA 37,355.60; 17,054,05; fat fryorbaskets. $25.50 FE1ESI MOOS 86X55 WSOISO8BOSNIION MUNICIPAL CODE COOP 5,63103; MANIC;- SMITEEREEN COMPANY 4,562.55; SNAP NICHOLAS BEYER 43,123.05; CHRISTO. EUGENE GARGANO 13,535.00; NICHOLAS BART MURPHY 2,320.00; DIANE MURPHY r1 28 Maim St l'salo Ridge M G SonlorCantor6l4o Drn98o PAL EMERGENCY SOCS 5,92570 8748965-2199 ._., . 5/3 Book 63406145m. AL Mítwsookan ON INDUSTRIAL 12,413.62; PHER BIALOBRUEWOKI 5,145.00; OARGANO 30,047.05; BETH SARSTOI 1.4S7.00;ANThONY MUSCOLINO 45,609.05; % i4301114742 .Pials Ridge Chomt,rrofCom.nomo . Sopor Cap ColEanIsnio 8509 MUNICIPAL MARKING .7-I J stooc 006150m 48 Milwuuk.10 SlOT7,055.00; SOIL U MATERIAL CONS. 11,690.00; OPE' PAUL BIALOBRZEWSKI 2,582.50; JOHN 3528.00; PATRICK NAGLE 55,342.00; LISA SALLEN New Guarthan Walker , 143S1S541W NiIes Citambor 8060W. Oukton 32 Main SE Fonsold MUNICIPAL SERVICES ASSOC. 12,350.50; OIALIPI FLOORS INC. 3,275,05; BIANCHI 40,512.05; Bloanringdsdc Bank Main SE . MG JEFFREYGATT'U5O32,341.00; TERRY GEN- 42,192.00; LAURIE NANSINI 7,189.00; It.46.safety features 'Cok Mill Mall 'THEOl Mil.vuekaa Ubesry ' Put in PtaoIisl keog MUNICIPAL SOFTWARE CORP 00,675.77; UT FRANCIS HOSPITAL 4,025.05; ST AUBIN KIMBERLEY BIEDERMAN 1,705.00; Upeown'DSIB/ Sa,n060in AL INERSPOCI 6140 Unssaln DOLASR,112.00;TORREDENTILE 14,045.00; PHILLIP NOUA 20,201.55; MOSSA NAXTAL $25.50 847'950'0B58 LEGAL AIli.5056.''Bank758468MilWsmkmS N.F.P.A. 3,746.57; U BRO., INC. 69,425.00; MICHAELBIEUCHKE 9,01000; VINCENZO DENUALDI 53,713.00; MARIA 63,772.00; MICHAEL NELSON 45,745,50; Mlsalli's 7780 MilSvookal ParIs Ridge CiIy Hull 505 B0010r Pl. .58501001 Goovo Village Hail NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES 2,679,00; STANDARD EQUIPMENT' 15,309,81; STAN' ANGELINA5INEK5,155.00; JOANNE SI000NE 5,548.00; Stso.to'lss IS S PEWpoCn 6101 Capsolina TIMOTHY NEUBAUER 44,016.00; SCOT 056669 71618 deIN wBod LEGAL NOTICE Niton Discoont 055106 '7746 NATIONAL POWER 000010G 4,S2S.7U; SARG INSURANCE 75,481.10; BIRKENHEIER 52,255.00; JAROS OLACHUT CHARLES 0IOVANNELLI 50,209.00; RAY' F61960 IB 86100f 9860, 5405506055 .EJns8oin'n BasjoIs 23 S PIS06POCBAvS, NEUKIRCH 40,402.05; CHERYL NEUMAN headbOerd. $25.50 Miiwookos RoNa'n lUcsrnSySatoo Moeton Grovo Chaonobor 6101 RATIONAL WATERW000S 28,412.84; NE STATE U MUNICIPAL TOAMS'T 20,107,35; 5,177.05; MOND GIOVANNELIJ 7,285.00; 35,173.80; '64 460 18 040860 6. 0 800 6160 VanON RONOS000I4St I 8 S No.ltow01t Capsdinn.Mreton G,ov Jan'84 5930 MULTABEGIONAL TANG 8.435.00; STATE TREASURER OF IL 165,435.00; NICHOLAS BLASE 3,432.55; AICHARD 847.967-8506 6505,084 RA4BOBB Name Ir 81e 7502 MilWuOlsOsl THOMAS ULISES 37,10555; RICHARD LOUIS NEWMAN 5,335.00; CHARLES NICK- .S5, AndrewS Hotos 76896 N. Nowasis Hwy NEC SOLUTIONS OMIERICA 6,967.00; NELS STEINER ELECTRIC 00 3,222.01; STUCCO BLASSICK 55,258.00; ANDY BLONIARZ GOSZCZYNSKI 47,581.05; DANIEL GRNI-IAM ERSON 41,303.00; 6001508 0080.1864008 00 8106106e -Lo Poop Roosuar.olI 10X8 E.oltld Ave. 'Modios, MaIRies Shop J. JOHNSON TREE EXP. 50.500.00; Royal EIecS'os)c in 010 51095' 8000106584,01000 'YMCA 630X8 Toohy SYSTEM 5,000.00; 23,255.00; 4,652.50; DEMET'RIA NICKER505 31,276.55; Slurteocko 1130 S No.thwant Hwy 6108 Want Dsoo.er NEW BEGINNINGS TOURS,INC 66,06300; SSBU55AN ACCONTO INC14,482.59; MICHAEL SOSA 40,559.00; OVETLA GIOCCHINO GRANA 30,455.00; 'T\jpewriler $25 55. cOSfiUoHSal*6B686651H10 Ardor' HighIand Towor008tS GoURd P50000 Borod 395 NsSffhweSt Hwy SILVIO JACQUELINE NITSCHE 2,421.55; okood 0151 410 055,15 OeS of clOm86ldge Hank 6111) mpstar NEXTEL 7,249.73; SUPERIOR ING. SUPPLY 5,522.42; BOJANOVA 1,370.00; THOMAS BONDI GRAY 2,552.00; ROBERT GREINER 8474096.4523. .1160 Btmokoos Noosing Homo TEOFILO NORIEGA 63,545.00; GEORGE Cook COUNtY. PILE NO. Rcss,rtcvtisln Nu.ni..g Home NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS 66.433.60; SURE LIGHT SIGN 10,463.00; SUSAN PAS' 3.325.50; 55,525.00; NOWAK 40,123.00; DENNIS ODONOSAN BI1eR605BO64& M5'0w6596 Be*4 004584432 on Soplem600 13, NICOR 91.358.70; SILES AUTO PARTS SARELLI 5,778,62; GRETCHEN 80505M 3,546.55; STEVEN KATHLEEN GROCHOCKI 35,208.05; 35.83305 2694. Uldor 810 AseSorad Nomo 12,013.57; 86IB7EB46'l7l8lE ,6sO8k SUSSES MGN0T. ASSOC. 6,365.00; SYSTEM SORKOWSKI 63,255.00; MICHAELGBOCHOCKI 14,385.00; ADAM OGRADY 1,549.00; JOSEPH 056W' al RIde, E59*0 551ff, 610 6.400060 IFYOUHAVE SOMEThING TO SELL All Classified Ads must be NILES CRAMSER OF MARY ANN SORUCKI 41,431.05; KEVIN lB&b5e4B515 0406476064523. COMMERCE CONCEPTS 3,A3E42; SCOTT GUERINO 55,543,00; ANThONY VAN 62,491.50; MANY OTOOLE 8,534.00; 108016501 5725 W.BelolBIl, submItted prior to I O am 13.886.00; HILES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SYSTEM SUPPORT & INSTAL 7,800.96; BOUDREAU 6,713.00; SESEE BOURDON GUERRIERI 3,457.50; SCOTT GULIANO DENNIS OLBRISCH 51,467.50; THOMAS CR18064. IL 00034. 750 050 ADVERTISE WITH USI 132,333.03; 6,518.55; Monday in order'to run in TELE'FRACINC 13,473.41; TELREPCO 45,567.00; OLEKSY38,717,S0; KEITH OLSEN47,USU.50; Gàls'BZI2 648461190a6.8 floone(n) SEd .osSHrnao40rossol NILES Fl_ASH CAB CO 15,105.12; NILES GERALD BRANDENBURG 3,065.00. R,093.00; RONALD HABEL34,353.DA; DANIEL HALLEY RICHARDOLSON 13,125.00; MICHAELORA- 8B66 pRPAreNRLAI* 86e, Oreoesorls)8;FoolOeAat, 8346 ThE BUGLELASSIFIEDS UNE ADS that weeks editlofl cthe 4618e006ee. $2505. 7758783-1306. LY001, SRI R NOB IL00714. CulIteatl u.-leoo I°ago4753b.1$11 - paper. 847-sea-1gc. I Tbursday October 28, 2004 THE Bucus

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