Nues, Krilich - Niles Public Library District

Glenview woman killed
in second car-train accident
a 57-year-old woman, owner of
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a Skokie Advertioiog Ageacy,
was killed Monday, Feb.- 29
.
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whea 011e drove ¡oto the wrong
lane while making a left turo and
wan slrnek by a Melra commuter
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was
Accordingto Lt. Vilo LoVerde
of the Niles Police Department,
the gutes und warning hells were
working properly ut the crossing
pronounced- dead at Lutheran
General Hospilulat953a.m.
when the incident occurred al
CenuedonPnge4ß
ut the Lehigh-Howard
crossing in Nilen.
train
Nues police nutd Gloria R.
Oleoick
(tienview
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Vifiage of Nues
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VOL. 31, NO. 38, THE BUGLE, ThURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1588
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by Bud Besser
It was a lovely, 0000y, prespring morning Tueoday. Two
workmen were installing u
new oloplight un the northwest
aide of the train tracks at
Howard and Lehigh Aveoileo.
Each individual light had u
shade nr shield alop it.
Monday mornmg wan out
- dissimilar at the corner. Escept there was death un the
tracIas. A Glenview advertising executive, heading for her
job in Skokie, wan kified by u
Imp-hound commuter train
when her car was hit broad-
.
aide no the pauuenger side. We
were told she tried to tarn
aruand on the trucho to avoid
thetrain. The image conveyed
in nile wan locked between the
gatos when nbc was up on the
tracku.
Two weeks ago a similar oc'
cidont un Touhy Avenae
reanited ho the death of the.
driver, Like the Howard
Street accident, the southhound car on Lehigh tsrned
.
.
A move into the Niles Park
District's sew maintenance
facility, formerly the Joe-Rite
Machine Works bnilding, 7530
Oak Park Ave., has beeif put on
hold because of some problems
being addressed by park hoard
members, according to Bill
Hughen, park director.
Hughes declinod to discuss the
nature of the. problems, saying
the mailer io being dioc005ed io
esecntive nessi000 at board
Càthsued no Page 44
store to tease a portion of the pro-
perty apparently has fallen
through, according tó Joe Salerno, the village's director of ende
enforcement.
declaring bankruptcy and had
been under a loosing arrangement with Eagle Foods, owner of
the property, Salerno said.
In November, a MeDade ofContimsed en Page 41
said Monday.
The park district acquired the
building last Jaro after winning a
condemnation soit againot the
machine shop. The park hoard
on Page 47
Court advises
Nues, Krilich
to compromise
by Sylvia Dairymple
The condemnation soit tiled by
the Village of Nues against the
Lawreocewood ohoppiog center
and its owner Robert KnIlch muy
end up with both sides working
toward a settlement foilowmg a
hearing lust week at the Cook
County Circuit Court.
According tu Attorney Thomas
Burke, representing theviUago of
Niles, Circoit Court Judge Albert
Walsh advised both partien to
take steps toward reaching an
agreement to avoid a lengthy
triaL
Contimsed su Page 46
Second car-train accident in Nues,
facility will lake place," Hughes
SJB Troop 175
paper drive
Bob Scool Troop 175 witt coo-
duct a paper drive on March 5
from fAS am. to isOO p.m. and
March f, isfO amIs LW p.m.
Please bring your newspapers,
magazinen, computer paper and
cardboard to St. John Brcbeof
School, 0307 N. Harlem Ave.
For more information, contact
Rich Znprzalha, 960-5553.
Pw1eK16
.
Store io Nues und a chain drog
McDade, 8991 Milwaukee -Ave.
closed its doors in January after
meelingo. At this point I can't
say when the move-in to the new
Gerhardt told the Bngle'o.
Sylvia Dalrymple he con'
abart lnstallhW gateo across
. the entire train intersection,
Hg saldtheY never botheredto
25 per copy
maintenance facility delayed
Don't Miss:
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tacted the flllnO Department
ufTranapOrtUOfl l9yearu ago
8746 N. Sbornie, Road
Nifes. Illinois 60648
968-3900-14
Move to new park
left Into the left hand lane going around the cronaing gato
which blocks one-half uf the
crossing.
Nileu Police Sergeant Jim
A tentative deal between of-
finals of the defunct Mcflade
J udge seeks settlement
Oli Lawrencewood property
i1ûg1r
From the
Tenant search continues
for McDade property
Guidi
Pages 19-26
Photo by Shams L. Welnomasus
So as many weeka, a necond car-train accident
occurred in Niles on Monday, Feb. 29, in which a
li? year old Glonview wonsan lost her life. The vie'
tian, Gloria Olenick, apparently became confused
according to Nifes police and turned lista the
wrong lane uftraffic nnHowardto crossthe trucho
at Lehigh. Upen realizing her mistake, she tried tu
get backintu her nasi lane oftraffic, hut was hit by
the comnsster train which wan traveling at 65
mph.
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TheBugle, Thursday, March 3, 19M
Wheel of Fortune's
Vanna White co iig to Jewel
TheBagle, Thtirnday, March3, 191*
Senior Citizens'
Vanna White, star of TV's most
popular game show, Wheel of
Fortuoe, wilt vist the Jewel
Brickyard store st 6505 W.
NEWS AND- VIEWS
Dtversey on March 3 from l23O
to 2 p.m.
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promotional program at Jewel in
which castomers can participate
a series of weehly games
related to the Wheel of Fortune
from the Mies Senior Center
show.
8060 Oakton, Nues
Customers at Jewel receive a
game card every time they shop,
5f more than 2 million dollars.
cush, sp to $1,000 instantly.
are reqnestedr 067-6100 ext. 376.
During her appearance at the
Brickyard Jewel, Vanna White
SQUARE DANCING
will answer questions, sign
autographs, and talk with all
those who come to see her.
John Hock, Store Manager, ex-'
peels a large lsrnout, and is escosraging shoppers in the area to
bring their cameras for personal
mementon of this visit.
Vaooa While
the lecture topic for the
"Ethics and the Care of the Old
Who are Sick and Poor" wifi he
Haman Valises Forniti Lecture
Series sponsored by Lutheran
General Hospital-Paeh Ridge and
. Lincoln Park. The lecture will he
held
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General Hospital-Lincoln Park,
2035 North IJucoIn Avenue. It will
also he delivered at 9 am. Thorn-
day, March 10 in the Walter E.
Olson aoditorinm at Lutheran
General Hospital-Park Ridge,
. DEPEND ON DINO'S
011e
Pareen and Body
Wooeo, PoemI Woea,
Largo Wanes have mom
Rodo, Moco Solaron and
Boanno foe Todoyn Hoi,
Styling.
DINO & MIMA
in Lincoln Park and
repealed io Parh Ridge. lt io
scheduled to begin at 5 am.
Wednesday, March 9 is Conference Rooms 1 and 2 at
L at h e ran
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PEHMANENTWAVE
1900
1775 Dempsler Street.
Affordable
Auction
.
The Service Leugne of St. Matthen Lutheran Home is spoosoring an Affordable Anchoo on Son'
day, March 20. The acution will
he held in the chapel of the home
located at 1601 N. Western Ave.,
Park Ridge (south of Lutheran
General Hospital). Viewing of
unction items begins at 1 p.m.
with the unction starting at 2 p.m.
Donations of items to be auc-
topics include the right to die and
ing your items lo be unetioned to
the home on or before March 20.
clinical vs. sitsational medical
elIden. For additiooal infornsa-
All dnoations and/or parchases
are Ian deductible as allowed hy
law.
MAYXUM
AUTOFOCUS
SYSTEM
will be conducting the nate.
Refreshmeots will be sereed.
SI. Matthew Lutheran Home is
a residential facility for alder
adotta, providing nsrsiog and
sheltered rare. Lutherao Social
Services of Illinois is a not-for-
Lutheran churches io Illinoio.
The agency serves more than
560,000 people each year at 161
locations throughoot the state.
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HOURS Sat 9-5 3A
on Thursdays at 1r30 p.m. from March 10 to April 25. The inOteador io Willis Slelfrich who has great deal of tui chi teaching
enperirnee. The class will be a keginser one, geared for
newcomers or those with some to) chi hackgronnd. Studente
most sign disclaimers and have a Niles Senior Center medical
consent form signed by their own personal physician. Tuition
cost will be $t. The doss location is Dressas Heightu Filoess
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Oneyear
$13,06
Twayears
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Three yearn
$29.00
I year Senior Citizens
Ayear (outufenouty) . .
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Ail JoPO addressea
the Des Plaines Poblic Ubraey
celebrated ita 50th anniversary
two years ago, the Park Ridge
ton Grove Public Lahrary han
been around for SO years. The
NUes Public Library Disirict is
only 29 years old.
Renidentu uf Des Plaines, Parh
Ridge, und Morton Grove have
memorleu nf growing up in their
local librarien, of using the
library for their schoolwork, and
now taking their children ta the
naIne libraryfor story hours or.
homework, Renidents of Den
Pla'mesuupport a lax rate of .1f2
Park Ridge, .338, and Morton
Grove 269. Residente of Ndes are'
paying 151.
In Nileu the library has only
been around far 29 yearn and we
lack that history and that hindi'
tino, The Village of Niles was rncorporated in 1899. but o library
adotto.
Libraries provide information
and recreation that mont peaple
feel in necessary to their qoality
of life.
Public libraries are important
lo many people for information
on health and medical caret lista
of medical specialista, info on
dieta, prescription drugs, symp-
toms, treatment and surgery.
Libraries nopply information on
retirement planning, financial
planning, wills, and trusts,
Lihrarim have magazinen and
any question can he answered,
These days, information and
recreation are not cheap. Ao
averageheok conluover$37, mast
maganmes cost from $2-5 and
video tapen frequently nell for
$50. If every person in our society
had ta purchase usfarmation and
recreational materials on an in-
check out one book and one vides
and became a tan unppurted
tape per year, your tan conlribu-
tino to the library han already
children in nebool, but they are
Cootioaed as Page 47
are important, of com'ne, to
TRAVEL COMMITrEE
paid for itself three times)
Libraries are conteffective, hut
Meeting targets
O'Hare noise study
Thursday, March 10 at 2 p.m. All with an interest in helping plan
the senior center's one day bus trips are invited to attend.
LIGHT LUNCHEON AND MOVIE
senior ceolerr 967-gIno est. 27g.
libraries meet these needu in a
very cost effective way. If you
We all believe that libraries are
unpertant in o free Society. They
The Nitos Senior Center Travel Committee will meet on
r000rvalioos are reqoired and can only be mode through the
A special meeting of the
Ridge, Niles, Den Plateen and
O'Hare Advinory Cammittee will
other SOC members will be Toen-
offer suburban homeowners an
explanation nf Chicago's Noise
Council Chambers, Des Plaines
day, March 8th ut 73O pm in
the students
in
never leave, be said.
The federal government re-
East Maine
Elementary School District
quires that the bitinqoat censos
62
report be filed by alt school
come from homes where a
The Nites Fire Department asswered to fire alarms and 38 am'
bulance callo between Feb. 19
Firemen went
to Melzer
School, 9460 Oriole 00 Feb. t9 and
districts, according to Stetiaa,
Elaine Lempros, Mark Twain
teacher, addedSletioa's report to
a list of reasons why the district
language other than English is
the primary language, according
to a report by Asoociate
Superintendent Dr. Donald
Sletina.
He said the nmnber represente
should not increase the stodent
teacher ratio to alleviate crowd-
1S.l9percent more than lastyear.
dintrict students require
dicated the education nf about 45
percent of district students would
he adversely affected.
decrease of 39 studente over 1557,
according to Stetina.
She also remarked on a 00mment of Board President Joan
A total al 4g tangoages are
3 could he pabticized in foral
ed classrooms. Lampros in-
an increase nf 134 students or
a smoke odor, There was na
hazard,
...A power tine failure al St.
Isaac Jogue School, 5151 GoS Rd.
on Feb. 21 was attributed to a
Commonwealth Edison crew
workiog 00 Ike wires.
Someone maliciously pulled
Ike box alarm al the Golf MiS
State Bank, 9tSt Greeownod 00
Fehlt. The alarm system was
...A car fire on Feb. 22 at Benoiguo'o Restuorant. 5455 Golf Rd.
resulted in fOtO damage. Cause of
fire in ondetermised.
Firemen on Feb. 22 estiogoished a lire of undetermined
origin in a 191g Oldsmobile at
9220 Washington. Damage wan
estimated at $9gO.
Firemen responded lo Barr
Company.' 6150 Howard SI. Sod
found a bon liad falten an a turn
valve on the sprinkler system oc-
healing Ike alarm. The system
wan reset.
..,A fire alarm malfunctioned
ut 7460 Dub Park Ave. on Feb. 25,
A check Showed no lire hazard
and muistenanre men were advised lo make repairs.
About 212 or 14.63 percent of
specialized services which is a
Fottermaothotthe date of March
spoken in District 63 homes with
newspapers for hearing the talent
administrative proposal on
the sin major languages heingt
Korean, 195 stodenla; Gujarati,
building me. "Ahnot4operceot of
tOS students; Spanish, 141
thoparenlaandtkeirchitdrenare
stodenin; Greek, 131 students;
not able toread the oewspapers,"
said Lampron.
Russian, 123 students and Polish,
113 slndeota for 01.15 percent of
the district total,
Io other business, Board
District 03 operates the East
Maine Multi'esltoral Education
lEMME) program for students
needing language services. According to renearcb, thin "immeroinn" technique is more cf-
Member Scott Kriesman said
feclive than teaching Eogtiuh an
a Sec008 Langoage )TESL), said
cannot be zone-heated only in cee-
Sletina. An example nf TESL
space. District Superintendent
would be a Spanish teacher condueling almost alt academic subjeoth in Spanish.
Eldon Gleicliman said there
seems to he trouble with the
schont's thermostat.
EMME is designed to place a
ysongntee in the "mainstream"
as early as possible white some
research
indicates
that
heating bills at Oak School seem
to he loo high and suggesled that
the adminisiration took into the
problem. Director of Finance
Rabais Gripe said Ihe bedding
tais areas where tenanla tease
'
The matter will be referred to
the board's Building and Grounds
Committee.
District 63 nerven students in
Niten, Marion Grove and Des
Civic Center,
Planning Study for O'Hare, along
with u.s legai and financial im-
report for the "lSOStady", an it is
CuotlonedooPage 47
Commisuion will offer presentationn enthe negative failoot of the
utudy for nuburban residente.
Free Senior Citizen Game Party
plicutions
for
nuburhan
homeowners and home buyers.
The meeting, requested by
suburban mayors from Park
Chicago wilt offer a progrenu
known. The Suburban O'Hare
Nues Veterans group to attend
Memorial dedication
bread, rotto nod dessert. Serving time is noon. Thoie Friday,
Northwent Suburban Qiapter
April t trip to Gate Street tos in Diamond Lebe and Bottai TernpIe will labe place from t03O am. to appronimatety 3r31 p.m.
The cost is $13. Please call 967-6100 est. 276 for a reservation for
either nl these events.
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Cumpatability and Land Use
A reminder is extended that the women's club corrently has
licheR so soto for the Lsocheon is Served luncheon on March 2g.
The coot is'$2.5g each. The mens wilt inctndeham, macaroni and
cheese, German Style bean salad, sweet tsotaloes, tossed salad,
WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON IS SERVED AND BA'HAI TRIP
David Bem r-Edilnr& Publinher
Diane Miller-Managing Editor
Robert Besser-City Editor
Marh ICrajerhi-Copp Editor
About 1,449 or 45.95 percent of
Nues Fire
Dept calls
found a power tine failure caused
library district the follnwing
year.
RULES OF THE ROAD REVIEW
Oar Roles of the Road Review Course will take place on Mooday, March 14 al 10 am. at the Nitos Park District Recreation
Center, 7877 N. Milwanfoer. There is no charge, but advasce
E
by Eileen Hirsehfeld
and crafts, travel planning, and
leisure time activity. With our
library's resources and network
of information centers, almost
SENIOR FORUM
The NOes Senior Center P0mm will meet on Thursday, March
567-gIll est. 37g.
G
speaking homes increase
and Feb. 25.
Center, 0750 Oheto. Reservations cas only be made tfsroogh the
Nitos Senior Center 907-6100 est. 376.
The light fnscheon wilt labe place on Friday, March 11 at
soon. Feotnred ore hot dogs, chips, cabos and themovie "Bringsog Up Baby" starring Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn.
Reocroations are necessary and will be accepted op to March St
A
Nownpnprn
AnWI.dun
966-390014
boabu and videotapen for hobbies
was not opened until fifty-nine
years later in 1958. It was then
started by a group of volunteers
to st I p.m. P0mm io the monlhly meeting io which neninr
center participants are able to provide programming sugges-
Nnsthnzn f*nnl.
Nearly one-half of District 63 students in category
dividual haste, the costa would he
extraordinary. But the public
fions to the staff. Alt are welcome In attend.
profit organization owoed by the
b,O-o
TAl CHI TO BEGIN IN MARCH
The Nues Senior Centerwiff offer an eight week Tui Chi course
Auctioneer, Tracy Frenhel,
NEW MINOLTA
0015 SLR 'oth
BLOOD PRESSURE PROGRAM
The free senior cilices blond prensore program will take place
on Wednesday, March 9 from 1 lo 4 p.m. There is no charge und
reservations are notnecesnary. This program in opento all Niles
residenti age go aod over. Those under SO may have their blood
time 1h01 the paramedics ore sot on call.
The lecture is free and open to
and 69f-6390 )Parh Ridge).
o Worlds
LINE DANCING
Open line danciog tabes place on Tuesdays at 230 p.m. There
Publie Library boom celebrating
itu75thanniversary, and the Mor-
pressures taken at Fire Station II on the northeast corner of
Dempster and Comberland from 6-t p.m. on March 9 or any
the public. Upcoming series tioned are regnested. Please brtino, call 915-5055 (Lincolo Park)
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st. Matthew
The Nues Publie Library
District is young, very young, an
far an libraries go. For example,
000essary. The program io open to all Nileu Senior 'Center
registrants. March t in the nest class.
p
Library funds a 'must' Students from non-English
alus important for
Opes square danciog will meet on Tnesday, March 8 at lt3O
p.m. The program in open to oil Niles Seolor Center registeaola
st no charge. Caller Don Stare always welcomes newcomers.
Rescrvati000 ore not necessary.
is no charge Sor thin program and reservations are not
Care of elderly sick lecture series
8045 MILWAUKEE, NILES
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967-6100 ext. 3ZI
FEDERAL TAX LECTURE
Prizes include hoth food and
DINO & MIMA
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A lcctaee on federal income tasco will he presented by the
outreach department of the Interoal Revenue Service on Thornday, March 3 at h30 p.m. There is no charge, hut reoervutioos
and could win priaes worth a total
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MEMSEN
0311,
VIetnam Veterans of
the
memorial inclades the official
funding. The design
uf
Firemen went to Norbert
game party
in
planned far
Wednesday, March 9, at the
Hasse of White Eagle,
6545
Mitwaskee ave., Niles.
Maine Township Regular
Democratic Organization and
Committeeman Nicholas B.
neal of each branch of the Armed
Forces, The name of each nf the
dediction ceremonies for the n-
2,944 fltineluaos billed in action ko
Vietnam in inscribed on
Blase have sponsored and supported thin popalar event for 15
yearn and in offered free to all
memoriaL
WA Chapter#311, is a group nf
Northweut Chicagoland Vieinam-
Nites. Doors will be open at 1 p.m.
Lei111 ilIg Tower Seii ¡or Aduli Center
Informative bibs by soled guest speakers ore scheduled at
Leaning Tower Senior Adult Center, 131g W. Toshy Ave. is
Nileo, every Monday morning al lt am. Subjects are varied and
of interest to sesinr citizeas.
linein Vietnam Veterans
Memariot, at Oak Ridge
On Moo., Mar. 7 Elliet Ljbbin wilt talk on "Visuatiniog A Better Von". Mrs. Ubblo's laths are is Ihe farm of a 'Rap Session"
and audicoce participation is cocouraged.
On Mon., Mar. 14, Maynard Silver of Gostin-Scharif wilt talk
00 "Protecting Ynar Life's Savings".
with a san-denamlOatiOnal
memorial service on Sunday,
There will he no talks on Mar. 21 or Mur, 25 due la parties
scheduled at ihe Senior Center on those days, These talks are
free of charge aud are open to the public.
with funds secured thraugh the
private donations nf Illioais
citizens. with the State of Illinois
providing maintenance support
Cemetery in Springfield, ill. The
dedication activities mili begin
Friday evening, May 6, and end
era veleranu. Many members
servedwith distinction In combat
in Vleinam. The group meets an
May S. An estimated 40,005 pen-
the third Wednesday of each
plc wilt pas'ticipule in various
month, at the Niles Trident
phanes of the dedication.
The Memorial wan constructed
Center, 8060 QuIstan St., Nileu,
and is seeking Vietnam-era
veterans and isterested citizens
to participate. Meetings are open
to the public. For further bofarmallan call 441-3745,
Plaines.
Chairman Nick Cmtantino Ir)
u50000ces a free senior citizen
America, Is planning ta par-
tictpate In the weekend-lung
youngsters placed in TESL prw
grams as tate an 6th grade may
senior citioens of Maine
Township and the Village of
Co-chairman Veda Konifman
)l) said free entertainment and
refeesfomento wilt be served. A
bing and queen wilt be selected to
reign for tIse day and each will ho
given a cush peine.
Tickela con be obtained al local
senior citions dabs and at 1074
Milwaukee ove., in Nitos, Ricane
call 692-3305 for more infurmatian.
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Huntington Recreatinss.Center - l2r3S p.m.,,
Bus schedulo
Senior Building
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t22S p.m., St. .°,aidresos - 12r45 pos.
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TheBlIgle, Thursday, March 3,1548
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TheflagIe,Thar.day, Marebs, 10es
The Moorings
open for public
inspection
SALE ENDS WEDNESDSi
Judge Rhine
speaks to seniors
Construction on The Moorihgs,
a fuII-servtce retirement facility
in Arlington Heights, Illinois, is
weil under way. The Moorings,
owned and operated through the
Senior Citizen News
encitiog und invigerating Senior Exercise Clam meeting at 9
orn. every Toesday and Friday at the Prairie View Community
Center. This ycor-r000d Pack District course Is taught by an onrelient fitness instroctor and adnpted lo enhance joist mobility
and liexibilily. Resideolo ugo 55 and over are welcome to atleog
ai low Pork District Feen. For more information call Roseo
gz
years and older, will he ready for
occupancy in the fall of 1988. The
Moorings will feature a wide or-
ray of services that include din-
Brenner ai Prairie View, 965-7447.
ing, honoekeeping, activities, and
transportation.
BLOOD FRESSURE SCREENING
The Moorings are npen from 10
am. In 4 p.m. on Monday thraugh
Satnrday, and l-4 p.m. on Sssday. You are invited to tour the
facility and take a close look at
the units und grounds. Staff
Shown shove (l-r) Jodge Wayne lihise of the Circuit Court of
Cook Cotmty, Arthur and Joyce Kaehler, Lãocolnwood.
Judge Rhine recently spoke to the Leaning Tower Sesioru os the
functions of the Judicial System io Cook Cowsty.
Jodge Rhine is currently hearing Jury trials at the Daley Center.
He has hoes an Ausociate Jodge of Ihn Circuit Courl of Cook Cosoty
since l903
members will be happyto answer
all your questions.
For more information, you
may call 437-07M.
On Dean's List
Johnson & Wales College has
asmnuncedthal alstalof 1541 full-
Judge Rhino is a cusdidute in the upcoming Primary.
time students have been named
to the Dean's Last for academic
achievement during the fall
trimester. Local students melad-
ed: Andrea Kismartosi, Park
Ridge; Jennifer Thon, Skokir.
The Cenler for Applied Dorsotology, sponsored hy Council for
Jewish Elderly, invites you to attend a Symposium on Family
MEDICARE ASSIGNMENT
TAKEN ON COVERED
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infected nails, spurs, injuries, bunions, hammertoen, and problems related
to corns, callouses and ingrown toenails are nome of
the conditions covered. In
most cases, your firnt visit
for the diagnosis and treatment of your foot problem
will be covered and future
eligibility can be determined.
hsld a poblic hearing in the Richard t. Flickinger Municipal
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service providers will have the opportunity Io voice their opinions on where money ohould be npeqt to best uervn the local
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the Indian Trails Public Library,
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The Prairie View Senior Travel 00k of the Morton Grave
Parb District sponsors ils spring tour of three nights and four
days at French Urb Springs Resort in French Lick, Indiana.
Morton Grave 505mm can enjoy a hnst of side tours and events
al the newly restored vacation resort, including: The Kimbte
Piano Company, Home of Cincho, recreation of all kinds,
nightclub enrlainment and more. The trip begins with delano
motorcoach traonpnrtation on Monday, March 14 from the
Prairie View Community Center. Flegistratiom cas be made today by calling Rnoee Brenner, Senior Adult Supervisar at the
Park Dintricl, 965-7447.
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3/10
WHITE ZINFANDEL EXCLUDED
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Registration in open now fur the Prairie View Community
Coaler's communication enchange courue winch featureS the
views on the news of the groap's awn participanin. Exchanging
viewpoinlsonloeal, national, and inlernatfosaleventa al the day
are encouraged. The eight-week program begins on Thursday,
March 17 and the moderator will be Mr. Edward Periman uf
WINE
Homebound Morton Grove residents can now purchane a
remole controlled flashing light system that will enable them to
call for medical or emergency annistance if they should enperienre difficulty or life threatening situations at home. The
cost ofihe system is $25 with a sliding ocale ferthose who cannot
afford it. For further isformalion or to have the nyutem explained te a groop oc club, contact the Senior Hot Une any weekday
morning at 470-5223.
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INCOME TAX TIME
The Morton Grove TaxConmelorsfarthn Elderly are ready Io
assist their senior citwes neighbors with the filing of 1987 state
Friday by calling the Morton Grove Senior Hot Une al 470-5223.
Home visita can also be arranged for those unable to come into
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renidenlu to line art prodnetism throughnut the year by their
student bodies. A special senior citizen matinee at 1:15 pm on
Thursday, March lOatNilesWest wulifeaturethe musical, "UIIle Shop nf Horrors." The musical is free of charge. .Then at
Niles North, "Inherit the Wind" will be performed al 8 pm.,
call 673-4022.
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LIQUORS
The Nien Township High Schools invite senior citizen
March 10 through 12 Inc the discounted prieeof $2. For morn information atwot Riles Township Seninr Citizen Club programs,
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SENIORS
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COMMISSION ON AGING
Morton Grove's Advisory commission on aging will meet at 1
pm on Tuesday, March S in the Richard T. Fllckinger Municipal
Cooler. The Cnmmissinn meets monthly to Guenon issues of impsrtunce In Ihe senior cilizes population nf Morton Grove. This
month Ike commission will prepare briefs to he proposed at the
Suburban Cook County Area Agency on Aginghearing described
below. All residents are welcome lo attend thin open meeting.
dale" so Tuesday, March 8, from
The featured speakers for Ike
symposium will he Deborah T.
Gold, Ph.D. from Dnke Univer-
problems. Thickened and
Moiton Grove
9654323
itnherta Rubio, owner nf Ike
0:30 am. to l230 p.m. at the tunis Anthors". Produced by the
Chicago Hilton, 720 S. Michigan Library Cable Nelwork and
Medicare Pan B covers the
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NEEDS OF THE ELDERLY
The Suburban Cook County Area Agency on Aging, the agency
designated by the Illinois Gepaetnsent on Aging to idenlifyseeds
amont seniors and then fund agencies In meet thme needs, wilt
Inleraclions Io Aging As Up-
$9
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complex and there is a great deal of individual variation, most
systolic pressure for persons beyond age 46 io somethiog lens
1h01 li0oamHg while Ike diaotolic presure should not exceed
Oommitg. lancio O'Reilly, the Village's Geriatric Nurse will
cno.dnct a free blood pressure clinic forresidents from9to lOam
on Tuesday, Morcb O in the Richard T. Flickinger Municipal
s
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Bookstore owner
osi cable TV
CAG symposium
on Aging
The pressure that the heart mnscle moot exert in order tu
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taken when the heurt is resting. The Inwer the pressure the
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The 251 unit complox, designed
5144 Den,p.ter St
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965-4100
System, is located on 45 acres at
811 CentraI Road, lust eastof Artingtos Heights Road.
BONELESS ROLLED
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Morton Grove Senior Citizens
Lutheran Genral Health Care
for healthy, active adults,
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
WHOLE BONELESS
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PHONE: SAT.
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Judicial candidates speak
to Senior Citizens Club
Judge Wayne Rhine, Associate
Judge ofthe Circuit Court of Cook
-
c$Jngles
Uchtenstein of the Circuit Court
of Cook County will be the guest
speakers ut the Bunk of Cornmerce & ludustry Semor Citizern
Club ut 1:15 p.m. ou Wedumduy,
March 9.
Presideut Mike Tomecuko ouflounced the meeting Will be held
at 6100 Northwest hwy., Chicago.
Judge Rhine is curreutly hear-
MARCH 4
AWARE SINGLES
777-1005.
lug jury trials ut the Duley
Center. He is a graduate of
CS
cene
THIS SALE STARTS THURSDAY!
wnønnnoy. Maw. g; is
The Aware Singles Group inviles aS siogles to a dsoce with
the live music of Porn and The
Cnrrcst Times at 8-30 p.m. on
Fri., Mar. 4, ut the Hyatt Regency 0010cc Idolel, 9300 W. Bryn
Mawr Ave., Rosemont. Admissisn is $6 for non-members. For
more information, call Aware at
County and Judge David G.
TOIF SINGLES
MARCH 6
THE NETWORK
"TIse Netwnrh, A Link to
Jewish Friends" is a nos-profit
organization providing diver.
sified activities to singles,
. .t
21-31,
in the North Shore, Northwest
Marshall Law School.
Judge Uchleusteiu, formerly
present the full-blown musicol
"Where Du WeGo From Pt0
sequel to "Fiddler on the Roof".
The auditions for this musical
will take place on: San., Mur. t;
1:35-0:30 p.m.; Leisure Center,
appointed to judge in 19t7 by the
Supreme Court of Illinois.
Judge Rhine aud Judge
Judge Wayne Rider
Lichteuuteiu are both canthdatcs
in the upcoming Primary.
Judge David G. Llrbtenslelo
Great American
Low Fat Pig-Out
AARP offers
free tax-aide
RUSSET
POTATOES
Millions of older Americano
pay more Federal lucerne Tax
thaathelawreqnireul luordertu
amtet the elderly taupayeru of
Chicago and uuburbu lu paying
American Cancer Soriely Cancer Society and others io-
voluoteers in the Northwest dirates that eating right might
Suburbau Unit are encouraging help prevent cancer. The Pig-Out
everyone to julo them in lu a one-day, public awareness
celebrating the third auuual promotion to obow exactly how
GreatAsuserican Low Fat Pig-Out much fan eating right can be",
only what they owe and nu morn.
volunteer tax counselors, trained
by the Iuternal Reveuue Service,
have offered their nerviceu in the
on Thm-nday, March 50.
viales RooMarwitu, chaicmuu, of
Everyone lu encouraged to eat the AM Northwest Suburban
right on Pig-Out day. Recum- Unit. The Pig-Out will be lakiog
free AARP Tax-Aide/Tax
meuded farda include friutu and place at restaurants, io schools,
Counseling for the Elderly. TaxAide la a public servire uf the 57
vegetables fornai in the vilamin A grocery stores, offices and
and C groupa, as well a dark gems elsewhere on March 10.
and deep yellow vegetables. Also
NilesElemontorySelsooliouen
Important are cruciferous ding
home letters tu parents with
vegetables uuch as broccoli, cab- lunch noggestionu and offering
bage, and cauliflower. Replace low-fat snack alleruatines.
million-member American
Auuociatiou of ReSeed Peruonu.
Retirees 60 yearn uf age and older
may receive free AARP Tax-Aide
couuseliug in neighborhood offices io Chicago sod unhurbu by
phoning AARP Tax-Aide, (312)
hlgb-fat producto with lean
For more infonuallon ou the
meats, poultry, fish and low-fat Great American LewFot Pig-Out
dairy products.
call the American Cancer Society
"Reuerach from the American at 358-3945.
941-2131.
SERVING SWIECONKA
EACH SUNDAY IN MARCH
INCLUDING EASTER SUNDAY
APRIL 3rd
I I :30-5:30
flmmien wire once.
8
0, ut 9 p.m. at the Park Ridge
tinos $4. luto; 334-2509. Thank you
Let and DJ music far dancing,
a non profit Club. Profiluto vbori- San., Mur. t, g p.m. ongoing tu
(y a non profit club.
10:35 at Pepper Plum's
JEWISH FEOFESStONAL
AND PiCKUP A FREE
INFORMARON AND nECIP
nROCHUnEI'
RIESHI FRESHI FfiESHI
DIRECT FROM ThE GULF OF
Dance and Buffet for Singles
WOW Hall, Canfield 8 Higgins, age 24 tu 55. Singles Haven spunlive hand, free parking, Dona- ours a complimentary snuck bof-
5555700E
flESh
HEADLESS
SHRIMP
$179
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ThSRn., FRL AND 5A5. ONLYI
dress. Music tram 05's-tO's. Ada "Saturday Cabaret Night", on misuinn$5.50 cashbar. For infoc-
March 5, slating 0:30 p.m., at malion call Charley 459-9248.
A.G.Beth Israel, 3035 W. Devon,
Cbicago. Admission is only $3, in- NORTHWEST SINGLES
cluding refrestunents and all
Northwest Singlen will bave a
welcome.
dance party and buffet for all
SUBURBAN SINGLES
singles from 7 p.m. to midnight
us Sun., Mur. 6, st Erik's North,
Suburban Singles will present 6255 N. McCormick Blvd. (In Linan Open House and Dance Satur- coin Village Shopping Center),
doy March 5 with Ike mmie of
DJmuuic will be pruvidEmit Bruni at the Americun Chicago.
edand a buffet will benerved. Adlegion Hall, 049 Wauhegan Rd., mission of $5 includes the buffel.
Deerfield. Snacks and cash bar. During March women will he adS.S. welcomes guests and visitors milled free. Foc more inI ormafrom 5:50 p.m. tu
Call 945-0047
or 598-5095 for infor on Gata St.
tion, cull 252-5028.
Patrick's Party at Pheasant
MARCH 8
Creek Clubhouse Saturday even- YOUNG JEWISH SINGLES
ing March 12.
The Ysoog Jewish Singlen
(ages 20-39) invites you to hear
"Devine Revelations-Fact, Fic-
Sun, Or Faith?", on Tuesday,
located at Etnohurot Rd. (83) and
Mslburn, Mt. Prospect. Mmic by
SOLLEN CTÑ.
ECKRICH
NANCY MARTIN
25%
7" OR 12" PIZZA'S
sr
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POLISH5AII5AGE
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starting ft p.m., ut A.G.Reth
brad, 3035 W. Devon, Chicago.
ALL WEEK AT THE DELI!
',OLE
Oakhrooh Terrace. The dance is
co-sponsored by the Northwest
Singles Association Young
liobuclian Singles, und Singlen 8Company. Admission wilt he $7.
The Chicagoland Singlen
St. (22nd St., west of RI. 83),
DOMINICK'S
tuN COITO SALAMI
ne alaces Hon
WshEeo,y
For more information call Brook Hotel, 2351 York Rd., Oak
Brook. Admission will he $6. For
Alt of Ike sponsoring groups ace
nun-profI organieationn
MARCHO
JEWISH SINGLES
The Jewish Singles inviten yoo
lo a Citywide Douce on Sm.,
Mar. f, from 7:45-11:45, at
I
Cuts at 8:30 p.m. on Friday,
Murch 11, at The Druke Oak
"Faces", 945 N, Rush, Chicago.
Admission is only $4 and all
welcome.
more isfucsoutisn, call 545-1515.
INTERNATIONAL JEWISH
SINGLES NETWORK
For a free 3f puge Directory of
all of Ilse Chicuguland Jewish
singles groups, an invitulion to a
free Punch Cockluil Party ando
so-fee introductiou service, (nonprufit) write l.J.S. Network, P.O.
Boo 91f, Homewond SL. f0430.
3Ii'
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155% PURE PREMIUM
MC CORMIC
GOURMET
IMPORTED
BAKED HAM
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HERITAGE HOUSE
VEGETABLES
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O LIC E D
$129
TROPICANA
ORANGE JUICE
sptçg
$169
'I. LE
'3.30 LO.
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I
Asnociation will sponsor a singles
dance with Ike tise mmic of Short
725-3300.
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MARCH 11
CHICAGOLAND SINGLES
$13g
U
'2.70 LO
Admission io only $3 and a social
follows.
.
WISCONSIN
BRICK CHEESE
on Wednesday, MarchO,
COMBINED CLUB SINGLES
All singles are invited to a Csmhined Club Singlen Dance with
the live music of Streetwise on
Sut., Mor. 5, atthe Oakbrook Terrace Holiday loo, 17 W. 350 22nd
CAMPBELL'S
SLICED
DOMINICK'S FRESH
The Jewish Professional
99C
CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP
ALI. VARIETIES OF
JEW50SI PROFESSIONAL
Refreshments aud cash kur. Singlen (ages 38-55) inviten yunto
Ham and cheese sandwiches will hear Mira Didinuky who wilt
be nerved.
speak on "Creative Dance For
Grocery
nEEF '1.50 LO.
OFF!
MARCH S
2% MILK
50.75 DZ. CON
LU NC HM EATS
The Diplomats. Admission:
guests $5, members $4.
For information cull 675-445g.
REGULAR
SMOKED SAUSAGE
Deli
Singlen (40-62): The In- March S, utarting 8:50 p.m., at
Betweessero Singles Club will host A.G.Beth Israel, 36325 W. Devon,
a "Sail Into Spring" dance so
Chicago. Only $2. Refreshments
Sol., Mar. 5 at St. Rayuuood and
social follows.
I
394,
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in Northbrank, to mile north
The Jewish Profsonionul Ave.
of Lake Ave. Age 24-50. Casual
Singles (ages 30-05) invites yunto
TRE IN-BETWEENEES CLUB
WJTHrACHrAIRO
PASCAL
CELERY
ASPARAGUS
MEXICO...
Restaurant, 3315 N. Milwaukee
Rabbi Potuteio, who witlspeak on
roer i un. nAced neues
LB
"oisif oua AOPARAGUS DunpiAs
All Siogles Over Age 35 Invited 490-2757 or 059-6955.
Singles Dunce, Saturday, March SINGLES HAVEN
i
u_o. oa i POEMIOM OIZE
No age sr membership reutric- Center).
All Jewish singles (21-35) are
lions, all singles are welcome.
invited
to audition. Prepuce u
Doors open st 5:30, admission is
sung
or
show tane and dress to
$5. Coli: 459-8003 for tofo.
dance. People to work un otage sr
helsind the scenes are also needMARCHO
ed. For more informatiun, call
ST. PETER'S SINGLES
to This Big Dance: St. Peter's
79C
Produce
Rannevell Rd. un Frirloy March 4. ?Oorthbrook (Next lo Leinoro
General Neil F. Hartigan, was
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STRAWBERRIES
00 Rosto 53 juSt North of Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters Ave.,
Chief Cososel to flliooiz Attorney
"You PICK-YOUROWN"
BLADE
POT ROAST
und Chicago ores.
"The Network" in planoing to
TGIF Singles wili have their Room 115/119, 3323 Walters Ave.,
weekly dunce and social ut the Northhrook, and Mon., Mor. 7;
Ehnhurst Cornuda Inn, located f:30-lg:3f p.m. Congregation
Del'aul Uuiversity aud Jotes
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Associate in
Ministry at EPLC
Saint John Lutheran
Lenten Services
on Sunday, Feb. 21, Sue R.
Vulden, Director of Youth
Ministries ut Edison Park
Lutheran Church was commis-
stoned an an Associate in
Ministry of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in America.
Guest preacher for Sue's commissioning, and for the Gist An-
flivernary of Edison Park
Lutheran as a congregation, was
Dr. Morris Sorenson, assistant to
Dr. Herbert Chiiistrom presiding
Bishop of the ELCA. Dr. Sorennon said that EPLC is a placo of
nurtnring and fellowship; a congregation of believers who are
celebrating 61 years of life (au a
congregation).
A beautiful reception followed
the 9 am. service. It was hosted
The fourth in a series of
Midweeh Lenten Services will he
held al St. John Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod) on Wednesday
March 9th, at 8l45 in the morning
and also at 730 io the evening.
The church is located al 7429
North Milwauhee Avenue (one
block sosth of Harlem) in Nitos.
The members of St. John invite
you to direct your attention to the
one whose suffering und death is
remembered this time each year
by attending os-midweek Lentes
worship services during this
Lenten season.
Oat Lenten theme for this year
is Objects of the Passion." ArilO-
by members of the Martin mid
feront object that was a part of
Lather Leagues of the cbs-rh.
week to help us focus os God's
Purim Carnival
Tumor Weissberg, Religions
School Director, Temple Beth-El,
announced that a joyous Purins
Carnival open to the entire cornmunity will lake place Sunday,
March 6.
Christ's puestos will be med each
plan of salvation. l'isis weeh's oh-
Lawyer to
discuss religious
displays
Skokie resident Gary Stem-
A Ps-im lunch wilt be served
by the Both-El Brotherhood
nuder the presidency of Ira
Lawrooce.
Additional hamaotashen will
he distribsted to all participants
free of charge.
There witt be games, prizes, a
Purim
Costume
Parade,
berg, attorney at law specializing
rn criminal, civg and iesmigraloon cases, will address the topic
"Religions Displays se Govern-
meut Property" so March
5,
Saturday evening at 8l30 p.m.
The event, sponsored by
pie Beth-El, 3050 West Touhy.
Lubavitch Chabad of Nibs will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dovid Grioker, 9077 Barberry io
Celebration begins at 10 am. The
Des Plaines and is Open lo the
throughout the afternoon at Tern-
entice community is welcome.
For further information, please
call
274-0341.
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631-0040
Jewish community.
Sternberg represeufa the plaintifo in the legal case, Luhavitch
Chabad of Illinois versus the
Chicago Public Buildiug Cornmission.
For more information concern-
rug this program, contact the
Lubaviteb Cbabad of Nitos office
at 296-1770 or 262-2770.
ierI will be the sign posted above
Jesus, bead when He was nailed
tt the Cross. A Dramatic Reading
on thin theme wilt be a part of the
Absoudra and Andrewl fond
MARCH i9 '
vices will continue throughout tbe
Funeral Home, Morton Grove,
Enlornhrnent wan in Ail Saints
Cemetery.
Lenten season at bath times; t45
am and 7:35 pm on Wedeeodayo,
Regalar Sunday Morning norship limes are f and lS:3t um
with Sunday School rIzones for
children io Pro-school through
the Eighth Grade between the
services at tllS. An Adult Bible
study is atoo held at that thur led
by Pastor Stoebig.
Niles Community
Church
Wership Servire at Nifes Cornmsnity Church, 7491 Oahtoo SI.,
Nibs, will be held on Mar. t (the
3rd Sunday in Lent) al to am.
'with nur Intento Pastor, Olee.
Charles G. Yopsl io the ysipil
The Northwest Choral Society
announces Iheir "Arsadean and
Friendo" caocerl te br prrfncmed Salarday March 18, 1985, at
7:35 p.m. al Ihr Firol United
Mrlhodtol Church, 415 Toshy,
Park Ridge. Choras uod nrchestra will perform Mazarl's
"Requiem'' and manic
p.m. Al Ot3t p.m. the Pulpit
Nominating Commitlee ovili meet
and, aba U.P.W. hourd Meeliog.
On Tacs., Mar. 0, The Women's
Anoaciatiso wilt hold thoir month-
ly rneeting at t p.m. On Wed.
evening at 73S p.m. a Lenten
Service will be held al the fiarwand Park Presbyterian Charch,
Brotherhood
holds pancake
fiesta
of
Beethocen tuclading the "Choral
Funlasia," fealaring Celeste Rue
as piano aolaisl. Concertmaster
will br Alan flealheringtan and
vocal solotsls will be Pamela
Menas, Sharea Powell, Thomos
Heilmun, and Thomas Sitlitli.
Mozart's "Requiem" presents a
dramatic balance betweesfoar of
drulh und hope lar redemptian,
A Lenten Evening at fl000tler-
liaa spansaced by the SI. John
Brobruf [blp flume Sanely will
be conducted by the Rev,
Lawrence Springer on Manday
evening, March 7.
Enlitted "The Madera Catholic
Man, His Church und His
Family", the evening will begin
wilh Masa in Ihe Chapel of St.
Jahn Brebeuf Church, 5301 N.
ly Name members ura asked In
Beth Emet The
Free Synagogue
Beth
Emel
The
Free
sausage, coffee and juice.
Sysogogse, 1224 Dempaler St.,
Evunslno, will bald Shabbal Sorvices an Fri., Mar. 4 at 0:35 p.m.
Rabbi Pelee S. Knabel will give
Ihe Ovar Torah and Cantor Jotfrey Klepper will assist with Oho
services. An Oneg Shabbul will
breahfast, the Wemen's Goild of
the church will be holding a bake
sate of home made items an well
an an Eanler Boutique table,
For mare information, Call the
Saturday al 9:21 am.
On Sun., Mar. t, from 12 sous la
2:30 p.m., Beth Emet Syougague
will hold it's Paries Carnival,
church office at 725-7879.
Senior Voath Group.
In cunjuoctiotu with the
worldwide, and was chosen as Ihn
official Requiem Mans at the inlerment of Napoleon,
The Northwest Charal Society
is a non-profit rommmanily
organization direcled by John
Melcher, performing can000ls of
halb classical and papular mn,ic
far the narthwest suburbs.
Donations forthe concertare $7
for adults and $5 far students sod
neniar citizens. Tickets may be
abtalued at Scharringhaosnn
Pharmacy in Park Ridge, sr at
the concert. Phone 023-730g lar
farther information,
fallow. The Canonanity is invited,
Allhabbal Minyan is held every
spa000red by Iho BeIb Emet
meet is Oho Chapel by 7ttS pm.
After Maos the evening will can-
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Calabrone. Fond grandmother
of lt and great-grandmother of
2. Serviem held at lit, Andrew
Homo on Monday Feb. 8, at
9am, from llkaja Torraro
FaneraI Hume, Nllea, Inter-
ment was in Queon of Heaven
Cemetery.
grandmother of 4. Dear
dasghter of Vera )Dinu) Londi,
talk, a movie presentalion followed by a diornosian and Benedietins of the Blessed Sacrament,
Home, Riles. interment was in
All Saints Mausetenm.
-ta listen, to think, ta discnsa and
to pray. All men of the parish aro
invited. Holy flame pino will be
presented, Refreshments will be
served,
Frank C. Schmid
Franh C. llcbniid, 79, of Nibs
died os Feb. tt iii Chicags, Mr,
C. Schmid wan born Aug. 21,
Sturm, COsarIos (Mary) Schmid
and James (Ruth Ann) Schmid,
Funeral Mass wan celebrated
A presentation an the growing
AIDS epidemic will he given at
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ßfsetret Jiferno
, 966-7302
Juliuna Church, from Skaja
Torrare Funeral Home, Riles,
Interment was is Maryhill
Alganqoin Road, Des Fluisco, an
Sunday, MarcIo 6, beginning at
0:30 p.m. Featured speakers will
he Dr. Corey Franklin, director
al the elinical care unit of Caah
County Hanpilal, and Marianue
Tab
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Henry P. Bobene
Henry P.'Bobone, 83, of Nitos
died os Feb. 17 in Clsirago.Mr.
Bobeue was born May 6, 0904.
He was the hssband of Eleanor
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President Carl Scholz,
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Annual Auction will be held
Sunday, April 17. A groat variety
nf gifla erst be aurtisoed aff Ibis
Riles died on Feb, 6, in Nies,
Mr, Andrew Schaileck was horn
Oct. 9, 0911 in Illinois. He was
Ihe husband nl Bernice, dearest
brother uf John (Adebaine(,
year including a special feature
Bonenolence" during the ceremonies at the hospital's recent
Benefit Gala held at the Weutin Hotel in Rusemsnt, The Ren, Pani
E. Larsen, church president, made the presentation. Laudatory
remacho atoo were made by Nils G. Axeluos, (couler) president of
Cevonant Benevolent Institutions,
Krinsky honored at Skokie
Valley Synagogue
Interment was in Mantraun
Lorraine, Fund grandmother uf
4, Services held at Skaja Terrace Funeral Home, Monday
Feb, t5 at 9t30. Interment was
in Maryhill Cemetery.
Marie M. Frey
brolher uf the lato John
(Katherine) and the lato Leo
(Sophie); and aunt at 4. Sor-
off. Adzzsissian free.
chairman ofthe Swedish CeveuaotHsspifal board of directors, was
presented a plaque in tribute tu his nearly SO years of "exceptional
service to the Enangelical Covenant Church und tu the Board uf
Malthew )Violet)and Gertrude
(Ryan) We'osman and the lato
Marie Perrewe, Services were
held at Skaju Terrace Funeral
Hume Tuesday Feb, f at tO am.
Ridge. Mc. Schroeder was horn
Jan, 1, 1929 in illinois. He was
thohssbandnfMarvellet dearest
uflwa Cbevrstel's to be aurtinood
Recognized for exceptional service, Lester E, Massue, (left)
StenenKriosky, currently nervlog as Financial Secretory on the
Executive Board and Gabbai of
the Orthodox Mioyas of Skakie
Valley Traditional Synagogue,
was honored recently at the
Syougague os the occasion of its
Loyalty Brooch on behalf of the
Hebrew Theological Cellege.
Eriosky, a graduate of the
tJninorsity of Illinoin with a
degree in accaunting, atoo holds a
J,D, degree from John Marshall
Agradsate ofthe Skokie Valley
(
School and Hebrew High Sefimt,
Kcinsky served as President af
the Synagogue Youth Group und
prenided as Treasurer of the
Chicago Region of NCSY,
The Krtushy lamily has boon
actively involved in the life of the
Synagogue for many years,
Steven is the sun of the tete Joyce
Krinsky who servod as
Si510rhoodpresideot, und Warren
Keinsky, currently a mnmhnr of
the Board nfDirectors und a Pant
President of the Congregation.
Judge of the
Circuit Court
of Cook County
Tuesday, March 15
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Nies died on Feb, 52 in Murtas
Grane.Mc, Thompsan was burn
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greatgrandfather of t. Funeral mother uf 4. Dear son of the into
Mass was celebrated un Mon- Royal "Poppy" & Sophie, Fand
day, Feb. 22 at St, John Breheuf brother of Hanel (Jar) Rook und
Church, from Sfrnja Terrace the late Royal "Bud", Services
Funeral Hamo, Riles. laine- were held at Skaja Terrace
ment Was in All Saints Funeral Heme, Nileo, boterment
Serra Club
in formation
2MAi72.
Synagague office.
hand uf Edith uee Williams;
Robert (Edna) and the late dearest mother of Pamela
step- )Jmoph( Carlina and Claudia
Fund
Richard.
grsndfather al 3; stop (James) Hock. Food grand-
ed, Far mare infarmattan, call
Wednesdays of the month for a
dinner meollo0 ut t:t5 p.m.
Far mare infarrnalion call
Sisterhead Leso Bono will be
distribuled Sunday, March 13,
Applications available in
neo Einrte; dearest mother of
doar, Refrestsrnesin will be sera-
College an the .2nd und 4th
call 965.0900.
Cemetery,
Zelewoky, liaison an AIDS for the
Aechdiacose of Chicaga. A donatian nf $3 wifi be requested at Ike
The Serra CIsh meels and Niles
free porkiog. For information
on Monday Feb, 23, at St, nices wore hold Sat. Feb. 03, 9
St, Zachary's Church, 567 W.
Cemetery.
Serra is an organization nf
Cathalie lay persans who promate varatians ta the priesthood
and religioso life and strive to
deveap Iheir own vacatiass to
SKAJA
Andrew M. Schadeck
Andrew M. Sehadeck, 76, of
toot. He was the husband uf
Mario M. Frey, 93, of Riles
Margaret neo Flam; dearest died en Feh, tO, in Chicago. She
mother al Virginia (Robert) was the wile of the tale John;
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feront pariohes, but are aS inleresled in the future nf ministry
io the church, lay ministry sod
Ihr work at priesls, sistors and
brothers.
Saluts Cemelery, Des Plaines.
mother uf Cysthia (Dennis)
os Wednesday Feb. 17, at 12pm, Dahlen and Garry (Joy);
from Shaja Terrace Funeral brother of George, Margaret &
Funeral Mass was celebrated
Came prepared to participate
Mortun Grane. Burial was br All
James C. (Ivi L.) and Kim Riles died on Feb, 12, in Park
(Bisan) Shajat und Jon. Fand
Donation is $3 per person. Ample
Mass was offered at 11 am.
died en Feb. 85, in Park Ridge. Crernaturism.
Mro, Dolheare was horn April
Walter A. Schroeder
18, 1937 in Kansas, She was the
Walter A. Schroeder, 59, of
wife of Dale; deurosl mulber al
A Serra Club is now arganiuing
at Nibs Catlege, 7135 N. Harlem
Ave., is Nitos.
COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME
WOJCIECHOWSKI FUNERAL HOME
ty) and Rita (tate Victor)
hinan in Flanagan Hall with a
service. Members belong ta diO-
tillen is-nette
the wife of the late Michael;
dearest rnotherofmamas (Bet-
A Las Vegas Nito, Liceme
#CG53 will he held at bbc
Synagogue Saturday evening, I
p.m. untï Midnight on March 5.
Keith, Bruce und Kirk; two
daughtern, Hnllp Roban and
Lourions, and eight grand-
Tuesday in St, Martha Church,
May 8, 1005 io Ireland, She was
bis Bar Mitzvah during Saturday
evening services on Feb, 26,
-
Clancy) died ou Feb, 5, 0988 in
Nlles. Mrs. Huwlett was born
Arie Jordan Arnold, Son of
Decido and Jeffrey celebrated
torney for the Village of Murtos
Margaret Howiett
Murgaret Howlett, 92 (neo
Feb. 20, at Nsrthwent Suburban
Jewish Congregation, 7860 Lyons,
Morton Grove, il.
at-
children.
Visitation was in the S'askius
Funeral Home, Morton Grove.
Joan K. Dolbeare
SJB Holy Name
Evening of Recollection
Harlem, Nitos, at 7: 15 pm. All lIn-
It will be held at the church,
The menu melados pancakes,
wriGen as Mazart himself wao
dying. It became rekuowoed
Juan K. Dolbouro, 50, uf Nitos
preaching os the subject "Do Vsa
Know Yaurnelf". 100ly Cumooanino will be celebrated al lins ervice.
On Mon., Mur. 7, Cammunicants Class wifl mccl at tt3l
$1.50, children under t free.
6250 N. Milwaukee, Chicago, PH. 774-0366
yearn, formerly was an
Brehesif Church, Nitos on Mon-
day, Feb, 29 from Sautons
Saturday morning services on
Mr. Mener, who had been a
memberofthè Chicago Bar and
illinois Bar assocIatIons for 57
Gallagher.
These midweek Leoles ser-
-
General Hospital, Park Ridge.
the direclisu uf Mrs. Karen
Guile, Filippa and Joseph
MarkRoknìan, non OfLuba and
Felix was called to the Torah to
celebrate haBar Mitzvah during
Satorday Feb. 27 In Lutheran
American Broadcasting Ce. in
Chicago and New York and atturney for other organizations
and basinesses.
He is survived by three sum,
B23'
NSJC
Morton Grove lawyer, died
IaCorte; loved by many aunls,
uncles wad cousins, Funeral
Maus waucelebrated at St. John
7:30 P
Special music al the t4S am
service wilt be provided by the
Alpha and Omega Choir woder
Prices are adulto: $3, students:
so ehat ysa can make the decision on
your own. When you call us for
information about funerals, including
pce-planning and pre-puyrnent, that's
Jost what you get: friendly advice
and so obligation,
We take the time to answer all your
questions, because it's part sí our long
tradition of service to area families.
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John B. Moser. 82, a retired
Gruye, legal comunI for the
Lawrence Ave., announces its asusai pancake fiesta to be held an
Saturday, March 12. Serving
hours will be 7 urn. till 12 suso,
.
dear -brother of Adriana,
John B. Moger
grondnnn nf Maria and Michiole
Lutheran Church, 4335 W.
Is the facts .
Hnopital. Anthony, a second
grade' student at St. John
BrebeufllchnollnNlles, was the
beloved son uf Toap and Anna;
sore/ice.
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25 in' Lutheran General
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of $5 por persan includes the Bui-
hold a Piarlas Celebration of food,
fun and festivities in Olif f
games with plenty of free nheckls
6759 N. Gr000viow in Chicago, on
Saturday evening, March 5, frees
7 p.m.
To get ints the opinI ofthe baliday all are enraoragedta came in
costumes of the Furbo favorites
or any churacterthat will enliven
the scene. Prizes witt to awarded
fc
e best costumes. A Donation
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A highlight of the affair will be
bIse Auction Sale at uriginal oil
paintings in gilt frames tram an
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public. Youngsters aro welcome
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The Eagte,flnr,dey, MarchI, lISO
Philanthrophy
LIfttL'6
St. Francis Crusûders'
Ball Chairman
L cheon
Wct'd1Lt
MarnAs Springer, St. Fraecis
Ideepital Auxiliary Crusaders'
Handzel on
United ay
Leaders p Co ittee
Republican Committeeman for
Nibs Township, has hers earned
to a leadership position io the Itliaois Women for Dote Coalition.
elegant Virinriu Royale gown
from the Subo Fifth Avenue
Evéning Collection. The AimiliaDe recently held ita annual
The Northwest group uf the
Y-ME Breast Cancer Support
boepitals will speak en "Cancer
Update - New Agents in the
featured a collection of eReningwear eelected fur the Auxdiary's 25th annual Crusaders'
NAAMAT USA
graos roots support for Bob Dote
by ideotifyiog womeo who share
Ball.
svith the oeoalor.
show and haB will henefit St.
Francis Hospital's outpatient
swgery department. "The show
The Sabra Club of NAAÎOIAT
VSA (fermecly Pioneer Women)
will held ita monthly meeting at
wan an exciting way to celehrate
nur upcoming halt while helping
1908 at the Park West Clubbeme,
Handset, a Co-founder and
former national president of
Women in Management, riled
Senator Dole's legislative record
oo retirement security as one
Shows above I lo e: Mrs. Carol Elliett, Chairman of the Philan.
Iliropy Coosessittec yod Mrs. Helen Thomas, President of the Lin.
colococod Aflerooto Club. They were attending the Philunthrophy
l,socheoo al the lime.
reason for her active support.
"He sponsored hey reforms lo
the Retiremeol Eqsity Act svhivh
Improved private pennion
coverage and benefits for
ORT auction
FOR
A NEW LOOK
The Saodstono Chapter of
Wtwro's American ORT
Paleleis Reis Handed
homemahyrn and employees who
snork intermitfeotly dar to family
responsibilities," said Handoat.
Labre Jaaacek
delegate for Bob Dole in the 9th
Congressional District.
Large selection of
Jewelry, Purses. Hats.
HOURS:
MON.- FRI. 10.9 PM
SAT. 10 . 530 PM
SUN. 12.5 PM
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ORT meeting
The Northern lSiouiu Region of
Womeo'o Aasserican ORT mill
hold their next monlbly meelheg
Thursday March 3, 7:It p.m. at
Dovooshire Park Fieldhosoe in
ShaMe.
Theo Moosen, the Minister to
tien South Africac Embaosy will
speak before the groop. His topic
of dineussion mm be the current
(Oegaoieation for Rehahilitalion
through Training) will ho holding
us eschas on Saturday, March
Handset in also an aflernate
.. WIGn
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HAIRPIEctn
A letal of$3t0,t7f has breo rais.
ed by the 1987 campaign of Ihe
Veiled Way cf Shohie VuSey, il
was un0000eed by Lenore
Janucek of Lincalemood,
19t7
campaign chairman.
This final amolml is more thac
lof perceot of the 19t7 goal of
$2t3,f01, . Jaoacnh said. The
United Way of Shohin Valley en.
compasses the villages of Lin.
colowood, Morton Gcove, Nitos
yod Shohie.
12, al the Sheraton North Shore
tosi, Northbrools. A preview to the
silent auction begion ut 0:50 p.m.
loSowed by dinner, siloot, and
Eve usclions.
Merchandise ID be ao,ilnsed
ioclsde a 1958 Cudillac Cimorren,
a fur, usA hotel puchuges. Tichets
for the dinoer and asclion ore $35
per conplc aod uro available io
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feer,onn. Aquon,erioe woo helieoed fo relus rho body sod fo boyish
fears. Aeueire w asuso a in anciens Egypr as as aid rs meditarioe.
Coral. accord,ng fo Piafo. prore000d children from disease.
Diamonds w erocono id000d fo amplify she prop000iss of any gem0005e
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O'Grady of Bishofs Modeliog
e School, Ncrthbrooh. There will
also be several pri000 raffled off
lhrosghcsl the day.
Reseowatioss for this year's
ohow aro a d000lioo of $25 and
are reqoesled by Friday, Morch
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esesur ¡no. Today, we know sisen un shar she pride one has in wearing
hoe gemos005 tewoiry adds ro ones ocerail cense of weli.heing. We
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the fiveor grew of your choice.
By Michael Doeener
Gradoate Gemologist, Haedcrafter &Appraiser
D0 erner
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nl the Park Ridge Country Club,
f26 N. Prospect Ave., on Wednes-
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wirh whioh Ihey were wore. Emerald w oneoss idored re haao
beneficial effeers an ehe eyes. Hemafife woo fhoaghr fo reduce ioflore,.
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Lapis laasl, was shoughr fo bries ¡en we arorseron gob. DeVo was
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Crusaders' Ball mill he held May
21 at Chicago'e Faimmont Hotel.
EPLC Women
to hold meeting
Church Women wifi hold their
monthly meeting on Thursday,
March 2, at t2,30 p.m. izo the
South Hall of the church, 8626 N.
Oliphant.
After a luncheon, nerved hy
a film and speaker from
mcdelcd by the children of
SI'INACO SI1UI.lil.E
Anniversary
moot will ho provided by the Jim
Callen Ti-it.
Affali Docigos cf Foc Lake.
Childreo'o fuchiooc from The Ap.
FACKAGIII) AND SuAnT Filo PICED1'
The Silver
Il am., a loocheco at Dean and
)ashioos at 1:19 p.m. Entertain.
hoc call, 670-4070.
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER FOOD
Mrs. Springer after the ehem.
women of the Guild, a business
yip Tree is Winoytha will be
Ficrion
NI
compllmeolary hors d'oeuvres at
Betty Bermas, Ellen Emherg
and Barrie Shine, Chairman. Anseal election of Officers will take
place during the meeting,
Shirley Sotechak will preneot
the program rolaliog to quilts,
quilting ved American
Histeery"American QuiltsHeritage of a Free Society". She
will have with her quits that she
has done and astique examples.
Satschels tu a member of the IlIteois Quitters, Inc. and
u'asserican Qailteru Snciety.
The
Janis Pahnke will he in the
Park Ridge Lihrary 1mm lO te i
the third Thurnday uf each meoth
ta ateint in genealegicul
reteureh,
Anyone wishing te leant about
memheruhip requirements may
call Karen Barba at 023-0916.
N45 pm. Weduesday March 9,
St. Francis expand its state-ofthe-art surgical facililiee," said
The Edison Park Lutheran
Glenkirk's 9th annual Fashion
Shom/Lunchenn mill he held al
Allgaser's Fireside Ins, Northbruok os Satsrday, March 19.
There will be a reception with
coscones, for this Feues shorn
HOMEMADE
MCMSEII.
Glenkirk Fashion
ShowlLuncheon
advooce. Tichels for the lino uso.
lion al 9:39 p.m. are $5 io advance
or al the door. For mope ioforma.
000diti005 io Sooth Aleteo.
q..
meeting
Proceeds from the fashion
common valses and ioteresls
meeting asId special program
follow. Ou the Macelo calendar is
Auguetana Center, a division of
Lutheran Social Services.
Breast Cancer
Conference
Mat-ste SprInger
foresee, March 10, 0,30 um. to 5
p.m.,MichaetReeee Hospital and
Medical Conter. The conference
is heing cosponsored by the
Y-ME Breast Cancer Sapport
Program and the Michael Reese
Breaet Center. Dr. Schute's leeluce witt cover the psychosocial
aepeerts nl breast cancer.
According to Shares Green, ex-
ecutive Director of Y-Me, "Ten
yearn ago women with breast
lumps signed a consent form,
Far mere infurmatiun contact
this meeting or about Y-ME, call
the Y-ME office at 709-9330.
Woman's Club will spanner a
celehratien honoring St. Joseph
District is accepting applications
for it's Thursday Night Women'e
league. League fee is $380 plus a
$50 refendahle forfeit fee. Far
more itsfórsnatlOn please contact
Gordon Jacshson at 065-7447.
one day, yes eusot put yoursell in
the position of the people and
relate to them as they do with ene
Byrne shared her reagens for
moving to Cahrizei Green during
and market yourself fer cow
girls en hew to ge about hegieming a political career. Io closing
she stated, "Spook to what is
wrong, and don't try te foot
11,30 am. at the Landings in
Reservatiom can he taken at
307'9097 hefore March 7. Cost is
$10 for memhers and $15 for non
memhers.
of Cook Coanty.
"Women an d personal
financial ptanning"
Reed Financial Services.
strategies. Fer the heginner an
well an the more advanced investor. Tuesday, March 9, 7 - 9
investing, and taxes by
pm. Feieian College, 3000 West
By Nerak Leu, Waddetl and
Seminar that will deal with saning,
estahlishinggeals, oh$ectiveu and
Petersen. Ne Cost. Call 539-1933.
;t.na'i#
en Friday, Morch 10 at 8116 Niles
Center Road, Skakie. The
celebration will begin with a 730
p.m. Mass which mill he held us
the ChapeL After mass there will
he a St. Joseph Sweet Table set
up in the
Father Saner
Auditorium.
Ocdee Seoge
FIRST QUARTER
using a spring theme. Several
flower arrangements will he
Warehouse Sale
made during the demumtratien.
Ali ladies are welcome to come
and enjoy tIsis interesting, infermotive evening. You don't have
to he a CWC memher la attend
this event which mill he held in
Flanagan Hall, 0301 N. Harlem,
at 7:30 p.m., MarchO.
March 4th
thru
April 2nd
I 988
Martha would hove made George bring her
to our fantastic warehouse "Clearance" Sale.
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The Morton Grove Park
they de not like. She
stated, "If infactyeuwanttohea
good Mayer, er political leader
Dr. Diane Cashelt fer their
March 16 speaker. She will
Girarde will give a preseutatin on
ce-ordinating colors and flowers
The conference is directed to
narses, health educators, socist
workers, radiology technicians,
Women's "A"
League
thizogs
The Labe Suburban Chapter of
Women in Management will hoot
choices they cas comfortably accept."
312-7990335, by March 4.
ennugh belief in themselves to
step fermarmi and change the
Women in
Management
meeting
446-7275.
ment to surgery and woke up to
see if they still bari both hreaota.
Now there are several surgical
and treatment options for early
breast cancer, and women need
ta sort through a lot of informatins nu that they can make
and coscereed laypor500s.
Seven contact hours of continuing edscatioO credit has been
granted from the Illinois Nurses
Association for the full day con.
ference. The lee, inclsitiog luoch,
io $35. ReservatioosmaY be made
by caNIng the Y-ME office ut
periencee in gevernment,
numhering 22 years. She enceuraged students tu have
Fur more information about
designer uf the Nies Amliasgs
store, will demnnstrate his
techniques of finral design. Mr.
The St. Peter's Catholic
r
free of charge and reservatione
are not necessary.
Girarde, floral manager and
St. Joseph
Sweet Table
Health in Washington, D.C., will
be the keynste speaker at the
Breaut Cancer Update Con-
children of Israel.
Amlings Flewerlaasd is bringing a touch of spring even though
the winter chill is still bi the dal
At the St. Jobo Breteeuf Catholic
Club general meeting
To register and for additioual Women's
on Tuesday, March 8, Steven
Dr. Wendy Scham, psclenlngist
Government. Mayor Byrne spent
an heur addressing the seniors an
this issue by sharing her unes ex-
anyone. Be truly yesrself and he
the hest you can he."
Jane Byrne is presently roaming fer Clerk of the Circuit Court
Spring arrives
early at
St. John Brebeuf
from the National Institutes uf
Senior Clase an Women and
the topic are welceme at the upon
doer meetings. The eessinna are
IJhertyvilie, 5290 5. Milwaukee.
free. Guests are warmly
month at the St. Francis Center
for Womee'e Health. Staff nurse
iasfnrnsatinn, call 4924700.
Mayor Jane Byrne tu speak to the
her term. She aine briefed the
the NAAMAT USA eRice at
NancY flepke leads discussion of
the medical and emotional issues
surrounding PMO.
The PhIS Support Group will he
held this month at O am. ou Sat.,
Mar. 12. Cost is $3. The St. Fran'
eis Center for Womeu's Health is
located at 1800 Shermau Place m
Evanston:
recently iuvited the fermer
career paths and steps te take to
prepare for this transitional
period in pour career.
Lunctoenu program hegius at
menstrual syndreme at the PhIS
Support Group. The group meets
the second Saturday of each
Breast cancer patients, their
familiea and friends, and health
care professienals inlerented in
Maureen McGarrity. manager of
Social Services at Highland Park
Hospital, will epeals on "Stress
Management." Admission is
services far the women and
Women can discuss their qaes'
nf Resurrection High Schoul
feature pointers on hew te assess
Menai, nocial, and job training
tiens and concerns ahout prw
The Social Studies Departsnent
't'realasseat of Breast Cancer".
429 Penguin in Deerlield.
welcome.
NAAMAT USA provides cAuca-
PMS Support
Group
visits Res
Support group
Evaneton and Nnrthbrouk
Avenue Old Orchard. The show
Jane Byrne
YME Breast Cancer
Meter lun, 1900 South Milwaukee
Avenue, Wheeling.
Dr. Gerohes Locker, of
Fashion Skew at Saks Fifth
The coalition worho to batid
.
Program will held ita neal mentIdy Open Door meeting, Saturday, March 12, at the Palwaukee
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"Health Awareness
Day"
The owner of a women's eIerelse facility la the 7900 block of
Milwaukee told police Feb. 25 o
maflexposed himself while wotctüng the class from the bollwoy.
He then fled tite area.
The offender was described ao
m hie 20's, 510", and weighiog
165 poaads. He was wearlog o ton
jacket, o turquoise sweatobirt
and glosses.
ti was ' 'lighls, camera
-action!" last week at Nimtoh
employees who brought that cem-
Compooy, 0119 W. Howard, Nifes
liony
as CSTV, Chicago Spotlight
on Golf MIl security
A Skokie man was orreoted
Feb. 24 for disorderly conduct
daring o distorbonce ot o
A Miles man was arrested for
reutaoraot-bor in the 59go block
battery, failing to signal when ce-
of Touhy Ave.
According to police reports, the
qnired and wearing no seat boll
on Feb. 24. A csmpanisn, whs
wan a pounenger in the car, was
charged with battery.
offender was escorted ont of the
establishment sed then retnroed
caouiog another diuturbooce in
Accordiog Is police repodO, the
offenders were spilling at and
kicking a car as the owner was
himself to everyone ïo the lobby
oreaof the eslablishmeet.
He was released on $50 bond
pending a March court dote.
enitiogthe vehicte in the Golf Mill
shopping center,
A Gott Mill secnrity van drove
DUI arrest...
and the offender nhontcd
A Wheeling moo wan arrested
for drook driving, speediog and
"ost the pslice". The attender
then got into their vehicle with
the driver proceediog Inward
Chnrch St. with the van in par-
Mdwoohee at 50 mph cronsiog
fromthe curb lane to the center
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Police responding to an at-
tempted burglary at a stereo
shop in the tOtO block of
Milwankee tosed the power hod
been cutoff by removing Ihr eIertrie meter in the rear otlhe store.
Telephone floes had atso loen cut
disabling the phones.
The offender then smashed the
store froot window in an attempt
Ito gaio entry, bot apparently was
scared off by an outside battery
!
bock-up alarm system, which
does sol send sut o trouble sigool
when the system fails, according
to police reports.
rs L»iI
1ALERT T.V.
burglar
a Starch court date.
$1000
ALERT TV.
Alarm system
deters would.he
lane Severat timen. A slop was ioitiated in the 1710 bloch st
Milwookee Ave.
He won released on $1,000 bond
plosdriver'n ticenue and assigned
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pusscognr esited the car, ran op
to the secarity van and strock the
hood with his fist causing a dent
and scratches. tie then got back
ints the car which proceeded ont
of the ceoler traveling to Church
and Maryland where the driver
Vandalism...
Someone oued a hard object to
break a large plate glans winslow
in a hoildiog in the 7400 block of
Croname on Feb. 21. The stress
cussed a nearby window to crock
coming total damage of $50g.
Persons usbuown burned a
mark with a cigarette on the roof
lop of a rar in the 82N block of
Mitwauhee on Feb. 22.
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grownd. The other agent attemp.
ted to call for help on the police
The offenders were reteosed
after posting $1,000 bond each
chest and threw bios to the
North Shore
hosts sing-along
nubneq000tly
ing the car then punched one of
the security men in tIto foco and
A sing-along with alt poor
lavorite oldies will he hosted by
pianist/vocalisl Martha Berqhorst at the North Shore Hotel,
lIlt Chicago Ave., Evanston, ou
Sunday, March 6 at 2,35 p.m.
pending at April cous-t dote.
The senior citioenn of the North
Thefts...
A housewas brohenints Feb.22
in the 8t block of Overhitt by
breaking a window on the rear
door.
After ronksarking neverul
bedrooms and a family room, the
nffender removed a motorcycle
helmet, scanner and camera
totaling $1,200. A hag of stereo
cqsipment was teft by the door
ond police surruiue the horglor
was scored off when the victim
returned home.
Persons unknown sued u pry
bar to force open a side dsor to a
residence in the 7900 btock Feb.
20.
Once inside, the sffenders
remeced miscellaneous jewelry
tJstsnown persons removed a
tire and rim worth $300 from u
car in the too block of Austin
teavingthe vehicle on blocks.
A Franktin Pork mon repsrled
Feb. 250smesne gained entry a
locked lurker at a health cluh io
the 8200 hlock of Golf Rd.
Taken from the locker were
$580 and o Vina card, but the vie-
tans clothes were left intact
155 a similar incident os the
saine day, someone gained entry
to a locked lurker and removed
$800 in corrency, o wrist watch, u
gold wedding ring and a hrass
leather money holder worth a
total of $875. Alus taises were the
soit and a
of ondetecmined vatue and an
victim's jogging
unknown amount of cash. A .38
calibre handgun of sodetermined
value was also loben.
Police tosed nhoeprintn frem
designer sweatshirt totaling $215.
the point st entry/exit oorth to
the alley. A check of the
nesghbsrkosd proved negative.
A 1978 Oldsmobile was slot en
Miff shopping
from the Gott
center on Feb. 24. Value of the
vehicle isuodeternoined.
Someone used as unknown
device to putt the loch from the
front passenger door to gain entry to a car in the 9000 block of
Heathwood.
Token from the car were three
cassette tapen and a nhirt totaling
$145.
A Chicago mon was arrested
for retail theft at a stare in the
87M block of Deinpater Feb. 2
after he was observed concealiug
four bottles of gin worth o taut of
$40.16 into bis jacket and pants
and atteptiog to exit the store.
He was released on $1,100 koud
pendioga March court date.
A necority mon at a store in the
8500 block of Golf Rd. observed a
man remove a Walkman radio
worth $24.99, place it in his jacket
an attempt to leave the store
withont paying for the item.
After loe was taken into
custody, police foond he was in
possession of a pair of designer
jeans bearing a tag from the
Driving
violations...
A Chicago man wau arrested
for disobeying a ntop oigo and
driving ou a noupended license on
Feb. 25,
Police spotted the driver pro-
Cerding east On Jarvin at Oak
Porh dinobeying a stop oigo. He
then went north on Oak Park
wherea traffic stop wan initiated.
He wan released on $1,000 bond
and annigued a March rosit date.
A Chicago mon was arrested
for speeding ucd driving white
suspended on Feb.22.
The offender was observed in
Ike 85to bloch of Oaktos driving
at 55 mph. When the offender
polled over to the Clara Dr. from
Greenwood, a male passenger
Jsmped from the car and fled the
area.
Investigation revealed the
passenger was o hitchhiker and
wan in the general area of
Lotheron General Hospital. He
was
iheas in hin 2t'n, 510"
Std wetgbtog 165 puund, wear-
store in the Golf Mill shopping
center. The subject was ont able
to prodoce a receipt for the item,
according to police reporta.
He wan released on $1,000 bond
and assigned a March court date.
reteaneri on $10gO bond pending a
March coscO date.
Over 45f local residents attended a recent "Health Awareness
Day" seminar, sponsored by Stale Representatives Calvin Solfier,
Louis Lang and Senator Howard Carroll. Above, Representative
Sother (r) discusses program with two participants. The program
included free heallk testing fur aft those attending.
with bosisesses that have
Datey against u north suborban
roela in 110e comeusoity," Datey
noted.
The lawsuit accuses Mucciota
of nu500r005 violations of the Il-
borne csotroctor accused of bilkiog area residents while allegedly
doing business nnder at least four
unregistered bosiness aliases.
Gene Macnob, the defendant
large sums of mosey from
homeowners over the past 16
monlhs toc remodeling work that
was sol cornpfeted sr performed
with the proper boitdisg permits.
He is also accused et operating
at feast four home repair
his free wheeling partner.
The film is rated PG-13 and will
lost for about 106 mioates. The
PUNCH 253
film is shows free of charge inlhe
library auditorium at6960 Oahton
Street. Everybody is welcome.
found to have bree cheated.
Complaints incloded in Dal ey's
court action were those of n Park
Ridge resident who paid a $006
businesses including "Lake
deposit last September to
Shore Builders" io Northbrook
and "Dependable Construction
Co." io Glenview which were
remodel his bathroom and was
left with nothing to show for lt but
sot properly registered either
with the flfiooin Secretary of
State's office or the Cook County
Clerk.
"Boned 00 the complaints
we've received from Mucciolu's
customers, it appears he spent
more lime creating phony
boniness entities Iban he did car.
eying oat the work loe which he
was paid," Dofe said.
MocciOfa also allegedly
operated under the bosloess
names of ''No-Glane" and
''Residential Remodeliog
three demolished walls, and Iwo
Niles wsmeO who are seeking the
retors of over $6,000 for remodeling work Ihat had to be removed
because it was allegedly
dasgerously defective.
In Ike Nitro case, Msccisla
allegcdty gave Ike women three
different phone numbers during
the course of Ike work, each
subsequently disconnected.
prosecutors sor the defendant's
lo
focale any acloal addresses for
"This case demoenlrates asen
consolidatinq
your IRAs
is easy
dress or properly advise
the businesses.
Macciola is believed to he o
Now
In alt of the cases, Moccialo's
contracts violoted stale taw by
failiog lo eilhee include his ad-
customers have been able
I
Joe Friday wish Tom Hanhs as
full refonds for all c0050iners
check showed that 10 canes of
paper towels worth $5fO was
mtsningfrom the storage room.
come in taler and was told about
the meidest, sloe said not one bad
keen sehednimi to repair or adjust the machine.
March 7 al 7 p.m. Is thin exciting
movie Dan Aybroyd is the dense
bot dedicated nephewof Sergeant
Judge of the
Circuit Court
of Cook County
Tuesday, March 15
dcfesdaol Oat of the home repair
business.
Daley is also asking the court to
impose a $50,000 tise und order
in Datey's townoit, allegedly took
opes when be arrived for work. A
missing. When the manager
Nitro Public Library will be
showing Dragoet on Monday,
linois Ceosumer Fraud Act and
seeks a court order potting Ike
business days, Ooley said.
Ootey orged other homeowners
who may have hod dealings with
Mocciola to immediately contact
ly completing the job, he left the
store.
An employee taler noticed the
prissier machine worth $300 was
Nues Library
host film
verifiable locations, as well as
Stato's Attorney ftichard M.
NoethbroOfu resident, but neither
The manager of a store io the
7400 bloch of Milwaotuee told
pulsee Feb. 21 a man entered the
store and told employees be had
been ordered to adjost a check
prmtei- machine. After apparent-
ed same in the U.S. and Europe.
tecting Ihemselves by dealing
A consumer fraud lawsuit was
fifed Tuesday by Cook County
Milwaoloee Ave. reported Feb.22
be found two basement doors
Fer reservations for this program, please call tt4-t400.
dispinys and elegant trade show
Consumer lawsuit tiled
against subuiban contractor
customers of their right to hoch
ing dark clothes.
The driver of the car was
Shore invite the poblic to jein in
the fun at no charge.
Specialists."
As employee of the Third
District Court Boilding, 7tH
case histories io which their wide
exhibits made Nimlok a recegoie-
The victims noticed the license
stopped again. The offender driv-
their father and see compovy.
They will be giviog successfot
Chicago Spotlight show is Is
salute the teadecs of select
plate as the offenders fled the
area and police
The principals nl Nimloh Cem-
posy - Gerald and Simon Perule
-will he detailing the history of
range of portable in-store
Chicago companies and the
radio bot wan polled not of the
track and throws to the gr000d.
to ils current macbet posi-
cable TV this spring.
CSTV says the aim el each
spotted the vehicle making a loll
torn on Oempster and PrOsperI.
obscenities stating they were
The offender was observed
traveling io the 0400 bloch of
COUPON
At the Choech St. exit, the
up, asked what they were doing,
Improper tane nue ou Feb. 25.
SAVE
filming a "behind the scenes"
look al Nimloh tsr a special
feature 50 the ''Chicago
Spotlight" sertes to he aired on
Two men anested after attack
Disorderly
conduct...
the bar area. He conio hack a
third time and then exposed
n ci
Niles firm featured on TV show
Television Prodoclioes, begins
Indecent exposure...
Page 13
The Sagte, Thoroday, March 3, 1988
TheBugle, fluradny, M.reh 1, 1988
-.- - -
out of the deals within three
:o Face
his Consumer Fraad Unit at
443-4000.
the importance of consumers pro-
POW-MIA Awareness Rally
Os March 12, Saturday, 12,00
Noon, a tacge group Of vstmg
Americans will be gathering at
Ike Chicago Vietnam Veterans
Memorial - Siate Street li
same reason, have always ines
enpeudoble. Men were not accounted for from World Wor It,
Korea, &Vietsam. This sknsld he
very unenceptable to the
P.O.W.-M.t.A, Awareness Rally.
American population who enjoy
their freedoms everday.
110e P.O.W.MIA situation ho
Southeusi Asta Was to he une of
change thin National Disgrace by
confronting the Presidential Can-
priorities. However, he has let
the families el these brave
animosity toward this policy of
indifference and Ihe knowledge
that Veterans (no mailer where
they nerved or wheni are pulling
Wacker,
Chicago
for
a
President Reagan stated that
our Nation's highest national
Americans dows. We on
Americans, proud of tbeir
heroism, cao not.
American servicemen, for
We have the opportunity te
didates and expressing oui
together io a common canse with
their votes.
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I Bét
E.gIe,Thieiday,Mareb 3iIJM
You Didn't
Late-Bloomer comes on
Know
Classic
Seniors Mixed
strong for Oakton
Team
Raccoons
-Mike Simoo's first encountcr
with Oakton Community College
basketball coachTom Jorodt was
brief and to the point.
"It was my first day of classes
al Oaktoo Iastyear, sayo Sa000.
"Coach waIted by me io Ike hail,
looked
sp
and
said,
J
-
he gradnated io 198G.
on ha. thin odqn. di.th,c-
says, 'but I got cat each lime I
blems an a sophomore," Simon
floe:.. .Hafathewa.onea
big Io.g.,a b.balI plyo,
and hi, beothae played in Ihn
Nalionni Football Longa.?. .
-
tried oat. I continued fo play oatside of scbosl on my awn, hot I
was discouraged because I
wanted la play in high school. It
wasn't a question of thinking I
should play jouI because I was
Aenwer .. Pet Rilny of Ihn
Lo. An9e4e. LI... . Hi.
fntho Lnon w
a fonn.
major Ioag.e eafth. and hi.
lati, I just loved the game."
Jamndl was initially intrigued
because of Simos's height, but it
didn't take long for the veteran
Raider coach to spot addilisnat
brother Loe was a dafeodvo
badIintheNFL
piases.
I knew that Mike didn't play in
high school, Jorsdt says, but he
did have same tools. "Mike has
good hands and is very
Did yo. know thot 1ko Nationel Basketball Anooiatian originally had a different
name?. . The NBA wen called the Beokothall Aseociation of Antenna. on the BAA,
trole 1946 to
coachable. He was willing lo
speod a lot of time io the gym
working an drills Over and over so
that be would improve."
Simon says he was mare than
williog to put in the time
Only 9 playera In ba.abnul
hiatos-y haca woe Ihn big
necessary Io become a better
langea Moat Vah.nbin Player
award in conneoutine
annaona-Dein Morphy in
1982-83. Make Sohn.ldt
198081, J0. Morgan 1975-74.
Rogar Mwia 196061, EntI.
Bank. 1958-59. Miokay Man-
tie 1956-57, YogI Barr.
1954-55. Hal Nowhouaer
19I4-45
-
and Jintnty Foe.
00e of the top players to the state
this season, averagtng better
than 21 points and 12 rebounds an
outtog.
- - u yo. jandlon tide .d .dat
your dual i. oonn000d thee
"1 anticipated that Mihe would
do very well this season," bendI
before doilnoyI Jenning.
Cheonolat will dnd.ot $50 from
Ihn pewhaaa mico of veer new
sayo.
AS weil as he's playing
this year, though, his best basket-
nr wed our. Oso dndwtio. per
ball is probably still ahead of
- .W.00,. 00. dndaotioo por
hon This is only his second year
Ineoo.ction
Tae Kwon Do
Institute
Capito. Maroh IO. 1980
RETAIL CUSTOMERS ONLY
The ,°nsericao Tac lÇwoo Do Io-
stitute at Golf Moloc Parh
District 9229 Emerson Des
Plaines, is
dioa Spring Touroameot, on March 12, noon which
Gfenviaw
(312) 729-1000
Whoinsolt Parts 729-8820
college programs, isclsdiog
Roosevelt, Carthage and
-
is featuring children and adtlls.
All levels will be participating in
sparring and patterns. Everyone
is invited to watch.
The Golf Maine Park District
also has Tac Ewos Da lessons for
adolts and chitdreo. You are invited lo attend 1 free clsss to see
if you woold like to join the pmgram.
Dayw Monday & Wedoesday
pm. Salurdoy afternoon. For
mare informatise p1mm call us
at 297-3098.
Henry Knitter
Frank Voelker
ftochford. limos nays he has yet
to decido where he'll continue his
FtoJacsb
MargeSkonberg
graduating thin spring from
Eve Yumsg
Oahlon.
"The fact that t'li have the uppOrtuuity to keep playisg is pretty incredible," he says. "t never
would have dreamed two years
ago that I'd have the chaoce, bot
Lucy Gevlile
Mary Newman
includiog my class grades. I have
done before, aodthat will hetp me
get into some (four-year) schools
at which I previously woutd nul
Ice Breaker
Classic
DaMon Ice Arena invites yos lo
attend the first "tee Breaker
Classic" Is he held aU day Friday
and Satorday, April 1 and 2, at
Oaktoo tee Hints, 2500 Oakton.
Thts competition is Open to
amatens individuals of aU ages,
tots throsgh adults, who aro
members of the Ice Skating lvstitote of America (ISlA). (Tots
entered in the Race WaIting
event do not have to be members
of ISlA). The formal of tIsis com-
petition includes teams vom.
peting in freeutyle, interpretive,
footwork, compulsory freestyle,
figureo and precision. 't'Isis event
hopes lo altracteompelitoms from
the aurmoundiog I-state area. The
Ice Breaker Clasoic was orgaoized in as effort Is raine funds to extend the ice skating season al the
Oaklon Ice Arena. We hope you
will join us in this effort. If you
are interested in entering, please
call IngridSantee at the Ice Riots,
092.3357,
Behrens
B. Varon
M. Callises
M. Oclrioger
High Games
D. Behrens
G. 'l'boma
M. Octrioger
L. Jensen
B. Varan
Brothers Torero
NW. Cr08.1 Uniov
Wallys
Casdielighl Jewelers
Matthews
Bank of Evaoslos
Mivelf is
Rolphs Louoge
Tridentares
28-35
28-39
28-35
Two Plus Toen
31-2 2
21-32
Nu Idea
17-4g
210
190
190
109
Ill
180
174
172
171
28.43
518
148
532
117
510
110
514
217
215
203
201
192
Wed. Nite Mens
Team
32.31
471
478
419
Ist Nail. Bask of Riles
31-32
Sullivan's Tavern
30.33
StsteFarmlns.-Beiorwailes27_36
ShajaTerrace
2t-42
Ovlringer
Wait For Us
Four Teens
Pinbusters
Wedeesday, Feb. 24, 7 p.m.
Team
W-L
G.L. Schmitz Ins.
47-1g
Candlelight Jewelers
41.21
Debbie Temps, Ltd.
35-28
Classic Bowl
High Series
G. Thoma
L. Jensen
BsltDogs
483
.
fidence in all aspects of my life,
No Drinks
Alley Cats
22-41
develop in basketball, and being
involved has helped my coo.
The Comets
Bodinon
Unknowns
Senior Power
Wanderers
42-21
4 t-22
39-24
37-2g
36-27
35-28
35-28
34-29
33-30
33-50
Saudhaggers
the opportunity to play and
great expericoce for mv. t've had
Bozos
W-L
44.19
24.31
20-37
25-35
Catholic
Women's
Bowling League
coming to Oaktoo bas beco a
Team
Dragon Playboys
Wildcats
HoI Shols, Joe Kucan 510; Frank
Vuetker 5go; Larry Paul 5I0
Womeo
basketball and studies after
bave been accepted."
reserve. However, he's become
241 Waukegan Road
tentioo from a number nf samll
ago when he averaged sin points
and three reboundo a game as a
1932-33
Meo
Frank Rstkowski
Jobo May
Nues Brunswick
Senior Men's
Bowling
YoongSenisrs
Strike Force
Wild Bunch
Silver Stars
leigh Gumes
season at Oakten had drawn at.
I came ta Oahloo how much I
linsited action for Oaklos a year
Eveyousg
FloJacok
Simon's performance this
a solid B average at Dakton,
which is hatter than t've ever
Simon, who's num 6-9, saw
MsrgeSkosberg
Lucy Gentile
nf compelilive competition, and
he's hound to gel stronger in the
future, loo."
basketball player.
"Coach worked with mc every
day, and the other players gave
me a lot of encouragement, las,"
he says. "I never maImed before
didn't know abusI haskelbafl, hut
I feet that I've come a long way."
559
547
542
532
505
Wameo
"I tried sut for the team every
year, cnceptwhco I had buce pro.
20-29
10-29
20-29
19-38
15-34
Frank Voelker
Jobo May
Frank Itaihowoki
Henry Knitter
Murrie Y000g
e,
101gb School in Nibs, from which
Which coath ¡n the Na-
24-20
29-20
27-22
27-22
20-24
24-25
21-28
Oldies Bol Goodies
Nv.No's
Alley Cats
Lambs
Grey Hounds
Houcd Dogs
High Rollers
High Serivs
Meo
Simon that the then Dobbs
tineal Bk.tb.lI Annoda-
31-1f
lieus
Tigers
Eager Beavers
Pasihers
"husketball?" I said, 'yep,' and
he told mo to cometo his office
and talk to him"
It seemed obvious ta Jorndt
when he looked up at all 6-8 of
By Jin Jennings
Billy Goats
Poodles
freshman might he a basketball
player. Bot eveo with his aboveaverage heighl andioterest in the
game, Simon sever got the npportuoity ta play at Notre Dame
r
Glenview man
W-L
53-24
51.2f
4 2-25
42.35
41.31
2f-40
21.51
25-52
19
1g
10
9
in Squash Tournament
cordless tools.
Batteriesareclansifiedanpriniarynr secondary cello. A primary
cell has an irreversible chemical reaction aod cannot be recharged
whm the reaction has roo its course. Carbon-zinc, alkaline, mer-
The weddn largnnt city inane-
carp, and silver are the moot common primary batteries. All are
dry cello. Since hatterien are relalivety enpensive, unscrupulous
advertiners sell rechargero for primary cello lo nousopecting
bayers mho suoo find that theb have wasted their money.
Secondary cello have reversible chemical systems that can be
whinh o lo98et chas lite whola
ulala el Mwwslaioetls-h the city
of ML Ita, in GOsttelhi li has over
lh,000 sqiwe miles within ils oily
recharged hundreds, even tisosnands of times. The lead-acid cello
todw
in oar cars ace the must familiar examples. Nicad (nickelcadmium) batteries are the only available dry cell secondaries.
Allhough nicado cant three ta five times as much as ordinary batteiles, they pius their recharger will be a good inventaient if you
550 luta uf totteries.
Oddly enough, the nickname for
City--the "Big
Spptn"-mnes fron Charleston,
Now York
S.C. A poyslar dance Oti9isatnd is
HOUSEHOLD HIJMIDWIERS
During recent play in Motsal
1930 at Ike Big Apple CIah it
ed 15)"
game until he was 40, Ilobter han
Gene Parker 537; Ed Beitskt 538;
Virgil Wilson 535; Joe Momo 530;
Jerry Montek 529;
Chester
Fagucki 523; PIal Scbrieher 515;
Squash Toorsament at the
Univernity Club of Chicago,
Also, many people feet "cold" in a warm room and the incidence ut
71-yoar-old Ed Hohler of Glen-
sipper respiratory ailments increases. Thene conditions can ha
dramatically improved il humidifiers are imlaled.
Housen with forced air heating systems cao have an aotamalic
hnmidifier easily attacked Io the main return air duct. Hounes
view eliminated a 34-year-old
competitor in his lirot match of
piuushipn throughost the pant 30
years: he was the 1962 wiuser uf
the Illinois State B Championship
where he boat a 23-year-old cumpetilor when he wan 44. He took
519; George Thompson 108; John
Krintsla 587; Bob Regosh 505.
Orchard Mental
Health Center
Fundrajser
The "Good News Bears"
Basketball Team, pant and pcenent players uf Ike Bears, play
the En-college All-Stsro for a fundrainer to support Orchard Mental Health Center of Nites
Township. Game time is 2p.m. on
Sun., Mur. 27 at Rites West High
Scho,l gymnasium, Oaktuo and
Gr000 Point Rd., Shokie. Pu
autograph seoniun precedes the
game al 12.30 p.m. Door and raftIe prices galure, including two
reund trip liebem un American
Airliues. Call 967-7330 for ticket
sales locations.
Men's 6 ft.
and Under
Basketball
Dunk Leagoe
Team
Menehuves
High Rollers
Itoplacemeots
Michetob Chuggero
. Dec's
W-L
4-g
3-0
3-0
3-i
3-1
Revegadvs
1 Siep Ahead
The Busters
Dowgs
2-t
t-3
1.3
l-3
Athletics
0-4
The Frogs
l-4
without forced air systems mml une mmm humidifiers, an
evaporative twit or an ultrasonic mister. The evaporalive nidI has
a reservoir, a water pick-op wheel, and a blower. When the water
wheel rotates, the blower pauses air over it, and sends the
humidified air ints the room. If tapwater is used, dinsatveel solids
are lefl behind to form hard-Iwremove encmontatiuno which oflen
came the motors of the water wheels to barn sot. For good performance, these millo must he frequently cleaned.
Ultrasonic milo contain nu moving parta. The ullrasanic
tramdscer turns the water io ita reservoir into a mistand enpelo it.
As the water droplets evaporale, they leave habind a white dust. To
prevent dusting, nome models have demineralioer cartridges to
remove dissolved solids. These cartridges are eopensive and must
he changed often. If distilled water is used in these units, cruol
bnild-up and dusting are eliminated. Although the distSted water
bOl may he high, tlo me will extend the tile of an evaporative unii
and will cost less than the replacement demineraloer carlridges.
OVEN CLEANERS
Cleaning home ovem in a difficult and messy task. With continned tong tenu ose, hahed-en grime accumulates and gelo harder
to remove. Nut only io the cleaning job unpleasant, it can he harmfuI Io the kitchen, and dangerous Io the cleaner. Supermarhelo oeil
a variety of cleaning products in aerosol, spray, or brush-on form.
With one enceptsno, all the cleaners contain nudism hydmonide
which reaclo with the baked-on coatings and converts them In casily remuvahle, mater-soluble compounds. Sodium hydroxide is also
called canslic soda and lye. Great care must ha exercised when suing these cleaners, particularly aerosols. They skould not he allow-
ed to contact atuniinum, copper, or painted surfaces uutside the
oven, and heating coils, gaskets, and light fixtures inside it. Also,
never une them in self-cleaning uvens since the caustic soda will
destroy the catalytic cleaning surfaces. Sodium hydroxide can
canoe nevere and permanent damage to skin, eyen, lungs, and
macam Susses. Atwayn wear long, hole-free rubber glavesplus a
face mask when nusig aeranolo. If you can't take proper precauUovo, leave the oven dirty. It really won't hurt anything other than
your seosihilities.
When you huy and/or use oves eteauems, read the labels and pro.
ceed cautiously.
Nues Park
Mite House League
In One of the mast encitiog
games of the season the Blues us-
ed a lolo third penad goal by the
league leading scorer Jim Lshin-
Top lt
Brian Wunuiak
032
Tom Orondo
595
501
CarI Lindquist
Jim Jekot
Thu Hanratsan
BohBlewatd, Sr,
Jim Fitzgerald
BohBiewald, Jr.
Jim Duojack
547
54g
SleveFils
541
579
575
561
John Jennings
A battery in a cell which produces electricity an the reoolt of a
chemical reortlon occurrmg wltldn It. With a battery io place, the
morUno will runond current will paea whenever the swttchiu turned on. The power output of a battery depeodo on the quantity of
chemicals It holds, Batteries come lo two formo, dry cello and wet
relIs. Curo have lead-ocid wet cello. Dry cello are available in a
voriety of sizes und shapes und provide power for a large array of
appliances and items sochas flashlights, portable radins, tuyo, and
ing furniture and doors tu warp and crack, and eluthes ta cling.
Martin Boxer 518; Art Boruts
Facts From
BAITERIES
The relative humidity of the air in oar komen may be an low as 10
to 15 percent in winter, inducing static electricity shscha and raus-
Bowling
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Gary Korena 557; Ray Mentgen
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Dr. Tom Orondo D.O.S.
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Interesting
ski to oqucek pool the Hawhs by a
4 to 3 score,
Lubinski opened the scoring in
the limst period with the assist going to Shown Rowe. The Hawks
Gino Ori gut that one right hack,
Eric Hansen getting 1ko assist.
However the Lohinski family
gave the Blues the 7 to i lead
after one period when Jim converled us a beautiful 5O5 from
brother John,
The lone goat of the necund
perisdonce again saw Jim Luhinski und teainuuate Rowe combine
Io up the Blues lead to 3 tul.
The Hawks came slorming
hack in the thirdpeciuel as winger
Bob Grahawuki rifled une home
on anoints from Mike Nowak and
Ginu Ori. When Nowak made a
the tourney.
Such a ocenarin is not uncommoo to Hohler. During last year's
international Silver Company
squash tournament, he defeated
a 38-year-old hopeful from cornpetilinn...again in the first round
of play)
Hohler, who plays squash an
average of five limes a week,
held the namhar one neat nalianally in the 65 year and over
category in 1983, 1904 and 1985 but
wan unseated in the 1980 finals
"by a yuung guy who'd just turn-
seemed destined Io end in a tie.
However Lubinskl's goal, bis
10050k of the game, came off a
Joey Patterson pass sud psi the
game awoy in the win column for
the lllnen.
competed in aS sorts uf cham-
first place in Ihe 1972 Western
Singlm Division championship in
Cleveland and in favored lo ad-
vance to the final match of the
Denver Nalionat llqnanh Champiornhip tournament currently
Charlmtos.
Gteos'iew resident Ed Hohler
(foreground) dosing recent play
in Mutual Benefit Companies
Chicago Open Sqsash Tourna-
The ISst ferns wheit hr the
world wua laide hy Gerege Fuste
rda attrictkat len eh,
an a
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Match Adjustable Mortgage
To Personal Financial Needs
BUSINESS NEWS
Mid-Citco names VP
RE/MAX names
William N. Ebner has been
named Vice President, Cornphanee and Loan Review, for
Mid-Citco Incorporated, the
top sales
associates
multi-banh holding company, occording to an announcement
RE/MAX of Northern Illinois
made by Kenneth A. Skopec,
Assoeiates for 1987 at the cam.
puny's annual awards banquet,
which was held February 24 at
the Holiday Inn O'Hare in Rose-
Prewdent of Mid-Cilco meerporated.
Ebner's new duties will include
management of Mid.Cilco's sub-
mont.
sidiarien in the area of cornpliance with federal and state
Mae Javid from RE/MAX
Alliance, 4033 W. Main St.,
Shokie, received the 100 Percent
regulations. Ehner has been with
The Mid-City National Bank for
28 years and most receotty nerved as Vice Presidentand Cashier
Club award, the company's
highest achievement for Sales
Associates, based on appronimutely $3 million or more in
of Mid-City.
Ehner is a native Chicagoan
salen in 1987.
owns The Mid-City National
Bash, First National Bash of
Morton Grove and Bank of
Reeipientu of the RE/MAX EsWilliam N. Elmer ecutiven Club award, selling
Elmhurst, Carrent assets of Mid.
Citca Incorporated exceed $575
million.
Investments and Taxes planning
"Financial Planning far Io-
vestments and Taxes" by Narah
4tr'
$V-
,;6oa
-'e,
-;' make State Farm
Iow rates
,
Leu, Waddell and Reed. Far
begmner as well as the more advanced inveslor. DePaul UniversiGi, 2324 N. Seminary, Wedneo-
day, March 16, 7 - 9 pm. Free.
Call 647-1560 or 248-9593.
mifflox
for the year included
Barry Benveniste.
RE/MAX Alliance ix u part of
the RE/MAXofNorthern minois,
a nelworh of 93 individually ornoed and operated full service real
estate offices. Il is also part nf
RE/MAX International, which
has more than 1,200 alfices in the
United Staten and Canada and
more than 18,000 licensed agents.
Business Institute
Seminars
homeowners
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The InsIlIate for Busioesa and
Profeusiouai Development ovilI
hold the following seminars at
FRANK
PARKINSON
Oakton Community College during theweek ofMarch8 from 8:30
am. to 5 p.m. in the Bunmeso
1145 MILWAUKEE AVE.
Confereure Center, 1600 E. Golf
Road, Des Plaines. The rout is
111ES, IL 6064f
8165 per seminar.
''Basics
of
Ronald J. Guichon
Marine Efe. RonaldJ. Gob-hon
son of Yolonde Gob-hon nf 3339
Church St., Skokie, IL, has been
promoted lo blu present rank
while serving at Marine Corps
Air Elation, Yuma, AZ.
Transportation" an Tuesday,
March 8, will examine all modes
of traffic and their economic impact. Inbound freight and con-
nolidation techniques for cost
reduction/service improvement
"Improeing Business Cammunication" un Wednesday,
March 9, will help profesuionals
deal with one-on-one and grasp
communicalion in a business net-
fing. Participants will learn to
give cnnulcncttve criticism, increase their listening sinUs and
develop conflict management
Management" on Thursday,
March 10, ovni demonstrate how
to develop criteria to measure
audmanage the purchasing fune-
tian effectively and efficiently,
aodouthne strategies for improv-
Ing vendor/buyer performance
and purchasing productivity.
For registration and informatian, call Kim Gordon ut 635-1932.
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To help alleinè same of the
legal and financial confuuinn
often associated with the purchase of a home, Patinan Home
Mortgage Curporatian (TISMC)
has scheduled a Home Buyers
seminar ox Thursday, March 3
beginning al 6:30 p.m. at
Tab-ian's Shohie office,
Shohie Blvd.
10098
Ron Wnjcih, THMC loan
originations manager, witt scene
as moderator. Panelists include
Undo Goldwater, Goldtree Neatty; Attorney Ben Goldwater;
Michael Heisor, fntercnnnty Title
Insurance C.; John Czech,
TaIman Insurance Services, tue
.' and Terry McAviuey, TIIMC
Inan officer.
Although this free Oemivar in
open ta the public, seating is
limited. For renervatiors, cull
Ron Wojeik al 777-3014.
purtieaturty attractive to those
siioply cl,o,,oc
between an adattable rate
planning to resntt thehawu in u few
years either the first-time home
beyer who nicws itas astuetrnlrnmc
or the mobile corree person who
will be transferred in u few years.
Young career people also like thit
type nfARM ifthey nerd on initial
t:,,, eg:tge (ARM)
t tra,)itktna)
:iit:I
Soin raIL i,,,,ogage. N,,w t)::::
naViitys ,r,d I nano offer a wider break in haute payments and espeet
vanieiy i/ARMs, y:to can shop for future salary increases te beep up
i) eng (i :1:10 t,, lii y,,ur pero,,nu) with possible payment increanrs,
niitiatj,,it id lircioc ial plan.
The ose-pean ARM appeals te
ARMs in,,:, Uy arc e ate gtrier d u store sophisticated mortgage shnp.
tillO yL'at and turc'e -year ans. persttr the heme bayern who plan
tier:,, ing (te inierCsi rate Oetrtaiot trIn',tdingspertransferring within
i:,hle li,n,, ne-year tU Iltree-ycar a lew years. The interest rate an the
periti:lo. A ,,ite -year ARM tray ttneyear ARM starts sigoifieurtly
li:ivc i ve tntai,ing 1,10 rest n:,te_ titwer tian the ether mortgages bet
,sltjlc i lliree-yean ARM tray adjasta annually with the market.
lalsre hiwi-ree iltity s,:t,:.,,psitti lie
Cttnvertiblç ARMs offer advar
nico, i,, wltielt the nIere otra te cao ages lit hirne bayers whnnr incarne
riet. er he ((fc-,,l. lie tee. And lias stabilized aryasoghayern who
ARMo have I i,se rnianiiit g ielereor
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.'
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6-Cycle Potscrubber
Dishwasher
need tite break the first year and
tiÌ:ea il 1,0lire d otile' to,rrpiea.
wttnt lit avoid increases later. The
lue floe-year ARM in iltc'irewesl (loot year starts at a tewer rate,
iiitirtgage pt:i,l,ici iolnedueed this typiettl itt' toe-year ARMs. but the
year by li.'it dc'rs. ,r,d it thould gain clin trttc t epecitien a date after which
rapid pop:ilanity .titiit'e:iittutttent lite t tiene an b eetiso erred te a hoed
hc'C Ire ii I lasa I ve r ni, ,rii,t g otile
iii. tu toed otite I tizi,, . yet i, acis like
ti tïoed'r,,te alt Fun lie lind loe
length
strategies.
"Resulta Oriented Purchasing
BOSTON ENTERPRIZES
A three-year fined inlerert rate io
I lila hoyer
lietore dc c, ding which way t:,
ideas will also he discuuned.
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No Irreycrdcs
teno, li,,,k at nach ye'reite' il Pe-tites,'
as: re:tot,e t',tr haying the h,,eoe.
Traffic and
HURRYLIMITED TIME OFFER!
By Richard Jahns
I
announced its top Sales
and a resident of Parh Ridge.
Mid-Citco Incorporated is the
bash holding company which
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fleBugle, Threnday, March 3,1960
if pl:rneed tiecupaney. tan
cur eider,iti,,ns. (tIare itte,rnre, earrent tge and cancer enpoetutinns
(balk y enns:t ed ytturemylirycenl,
Tite tltree-yeen ARM in the
ta eure d ehniec htr wirst httrtte
hoyer,. lt illArs adegne itintetnility
churaeter,s tee,) the tnaditi,tnal ford
Oele ittlirtgage.
Titday's ARMs are woeh weee
adoaniageitus to the heme buyer
ihee when fret intredaced eight to
ten years'agit . Mtrst hace cups on
lie peeitrdie adjeotment rate and the
niasimurn interest rate foe the life of
the loan. Pins, adjustments une tied
ti, less volatile isdeses.
Just un lb-ding the right howe te
Or pisar personal needs and budget
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3-tenet wash artitto 'with Multi-Orbit'
wash arm. S,,and insulated. Enen'
uusrr drying trptitrn. tn-year Intl marcaney t,n PrrmaTnre tuh and door liner
lank tito details).
is tmpaOunt, choosing the eight
adjustable rate mnetgage enn
hnaneiaiiy rrwurdiog.
raie. yet gtves pita a hreak hin the
first three yoursw ith a wer Richard Jahns is Senior Vice
tntnrest rate. Mttst three-year Peesident end Regienal Lending
ARMs heoc'ars p if 5 percent - Center manager far the Cragin
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t nereasenrere than e rtttal ttf which also serees the northeru and
5 percent.
westem suhurbs,
Free booklet on Executive vice
president of
IRS services
The Internal Benenne Service w. w. Grainger
ha a booklet that contains
descriptions erO over 100 tax
poblicatium, and narionstypen nf
tan help that are available free to
the Public.
The Publication 910, Guide tu
Free Tax Servinen, includes a
catalog, indexed by subject uf
mare that 100 free tax publicabons that you can order simply
by picbing np the phene. The
Gmde also describes Tnle-Tax,
an auturnated telephone unrsice
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Publication 91f atoo nxplaln
thevarious methadsfnrnbtafrt_tg
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list uf thiogs lo de b-fore mailing
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RicbardL Keyner, 45, tian been
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uf the Diutributinn Group nf W.
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Thc Bugle, Th.rday, March 3 98
TheflagIe,Thinady,Marcb3, 1S
MG to honor
LETrERS TO THE EDITOR
Judge Ashman
GOP candidate vows
major changes
The Village of Moflen Grove is
hosting a recognhtios disoer io
honor of Cook Cosoty Circuit
Court Judge MaGhi C. Ashman.
A former trustee, Ashman served
as Corporation 00005e! for 10
years until klo regioation os July
28, 1987. He was appoisted to the
bench by the Ilkoois Supreme
Court on that same day.
Ashmae, who is a Democratic
caodidatv tor Cook County Cirvoit Court Judge in the March 15
primary, is endorsed by the
Democratic Party of Cook Conoty; the Independent Voters of ti-
Organization; the Illinois Cornmiltee for Hosost Government;
and is rated qualified by koth the
Chicago Bar Association and the
Chicago Council of Lawyers.
a commissioner of the Illinois
Court of Claims for 13 years.
pmIEIty tqj ¡n value
Average saie price for alt types
of property in Nifes Township io-
noies statistics.
Average sate price in Lincoiswood won $190,433 for 1907, as
Ndes Township Administration
1986.
Linvoinwood dipped slightly
from 1989 to t9t7 in namber of
sales sod total nomme. Is 1986,
I
Notice is hereby given, purSuanttn "An Act in relation to the
total vnlume was $26,987,675 io
itt soles. In 1507, vslume was
use nf an Assumed Name in the
conduct or transaction of
$23,604,206 in 125 sales.
Business in the Stain," as amended, that a certification wan filed
by the oodersigned with the
Moreover, Lang, Carroll, &
sold, in 1987, for an average of
to $123,863 is 1987 from $110,991 in
1986.
place of business located at 7515
Legislative Reporto will contain
my voting recordo and none of
$198,727 in 1986. In Nues, property
strung gaio in average sale price
Desigo Perspectives with the
Senator.
Recenlly, Senator Howard Caeroll, loi Dislrict, Represenlative
Louis Lang, lut Dinlrict, NB: Hin
appointment wan ruled illegal
and his seat will be reviewed by
the Illinois Slate Supreme Courl,
Sutker forwarded a piece paid for
by the Ittinois Democratic Party
announcing their takeover of Ihr
$120,815, an increase from
$198,695 in 1986. Skokie showed a
- Under the Assumed Name of
organizalion. Wow) Talk about
raiding Ihe treasury.
65,000 pieces. Both pieces did not
contain their young records.
Morton Grove property sates
averaged $129,278 in 1987 and
creased in 1987, according to
North Side Rest Estate Board
Fife No. KtS978t on Feb. 16, 1908
espense a leginfalive report that
svitI include how t voted on each
that did noi ineinde their voting
records although they were called "Legislslive Reporta".
Lang used free money Is print,
mail, and lahel 75,900 pieces. lt
was his second mailing. Carroll
printed, maited, and labefed
Mies Township
Cosoty Clerk of Conk County.
fealuring Carroll, Sulker, and
Lang west sut as a non profit
and Louis Lang printed, and
Jndge Martin C. Ashman mailed at state espense
thosuands of political pamphiels
lawyer for 34 years and nerved as
LEGAL NOTICE
As your Senator t will print al
state enpeose and mail al stale
and Cal Sulker, 56th Cnmmilteeman, who appololed himself
A resident al Morton Grove,
Ashman has hees a practicing
I
Building without a rental as per
bill presented In me as your
iioois/iedependeot Precinct
compared to $102,576 io
Dear Editor:
My name is Bill Handnel. i am
o candidate for the Republican
nomination foe Ihe First
Legislative Senatorial District.
in Murtos Grove for 1987, talaI
volnme was up, $26,629,650 in 206
sales compared to a 1506 lutaI
volsme of $22,832,705 in 210 suIes.
Nilen volume increased from
$10,069,551 io 100 saies in 1986 to
$19,994,215 is st sales in 1987.
llhohie dropped is sates from
Palma Lane, Morton Grove, IL
f0053 the true name(s) and
564 in 198f In 315 in 1987, but total
residence address of owner(s) is:
Sunas B. Dsrr, 7015 Palma Lane,
MarIon Grove, IL 60553.
$07,991,750 in 1556 Is $03,705,846 is
volume
increased
from
1917.
SIDEWALK REPAIR PROGRAM IN NILES
Tizo VILLAOE OF hILtS in Offorizozeida wslk snplazewzn5 p,ouen,,,
for owners who w,ll puy knIt the cons s orspz,roroz kzd pshl:s
notnwalks is Cenes et she,r homes.
The Eeg noer:e 5 Office is heedlins Che proseo,,,. which shows Che
Villuse t 550m, ehe sidewslks nC holt price to ronideess. A reiniwore st
twe nsiawnlk s suaron wust b erepairn d toe un swee, to parhoirato is
a
senior citizen health day.
Ironically, the
Iltinois
Democralic Party hrsohnre
As your Senalor all of my
my malerial will ever br forwarded son-profil.
Citizens gruspu inirrested in
nchednling public speaking ap-
pearaocen, coffees, aod/sr
debales with this candidate
and/or nlhers are encouraged to
roll me at 9ff-3243. Challengers,
for instance, were not included in
recent #219 Legislative Coallition.
As a result the edaeatanat
leaders of teh community were
only able lo hear Cal Sutkrr, the
man who Cal appsistrd lo the illinoin Legislatore, Louis Lang,
aod the man Cal Suther appointed to Ihr Skohir Village
hnard, Mr. Van Dusen, who spoke
for Sid Yates who doesn't even
live in the district he representa.
Bill Handzel
Handzel for the illinois Senate
1446 Harms Road
Shokie, Ill. 60977
Commends juvenile restitution
program
Dear Editor:
I was really pleased and es-
cited to read about MaiseTRAC,
Maine Towuship's new juvenile
offender restitution program.
The fact that 27 nnogovernmental agencien have
agreed to help shows how much
csrnmsnily support ihere is for a
crime-prevention program based
on restilstion and rehabilitation
rather than incarceration.
Currently, MOineTRAC only
provides for "restitution through
esmmanity service," hut the
acotely cognizant of the nnffering
or hardships he or she kas cans-
Of course, the victims prefer
restitution since the oid system
There
seems to be a
psychological factor involved in
workiog to puy hack the arisaI
ELECT
T.
sive.
Good lock with MaineTtOAC, I
lost wish we could do something
omailar with adult criminals.
Sincerely,
Maggie Kohls
Des Plaines, Illinois
Grateltil Nilesjte
thanks firemen
Dear Editor:
A lug thank you to the firemen
nf Nibs Station on Dempnter St.
for being no nice tu mr al Ihe Stalion and driving me to the
Emergency Room of Lotberan
Geseral Hospital, on Feb. 14.
Again my Ihanku, and best
guys.
William J. McEnerney
882f Keeney St.
Nues, Ill. 65848
NILES 50A0 SIDEWALK PROGRAM
t
NAME
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
The Jewish Genealogical Socle-
rapfeeoment
Sig ned
D
a's
Judge of the
Circuit Court
of Cook County
Tuesday, March 15
PUNCH 248
1er. The Iowa Cancos was justa
locaf popularity contest for the
candidates. The New Hampshire
primary was a more specific enpreusiso of the constituency of
New Hampshire.
There is no qoestion here that a
candidate wilh lots of money has
a great edge over hin opponent.
Bush has said that money is no
problem in his campaign. I am
sure the olher candidates woold
like Io have his financial comfort.
lt would he of interest to know
what inflnential pressure grottps
donated to his canse. It wasn't ton
long ago when sor gasoline prices
here is the midwest were at an alt
time high. Remember! I l States
such as Texas, Oklahoma di Lesi-
niana had an all time high in income frsm Ihr higher oil prices.
Theo the bottom dropped. Oil
prices slipped due lo an over sopply of oil and the oil barges were
in a wagon circle rendez-nons in
the orean. Tesas, Oklahoma di
Loaisiana now had big financial
problems, and the midwest did
not have it so good since OPEC
wan organized.
V.P. Bnsh made a social call to
the middle casi and alt of a sadden gasoline prices rose much
higher. He claimed he had
nothing to do with this. I could on-
ment on how mock of the 32
million came learn the three oil
prodnring states. Hopefully, the
news media cao clarify this visit
resultant gas pnce in-
with
Anthony Goarnaccio
Nues, Il.
North Shore
hears pianist
Molti-talenied Steve Shefter,
pisniut and vocallnt, wifi esterlain the senior citizen residentu of
the North Shore Hotel,
1611
Chicago Ave., Evanston, on Priday, March 3 at 7:30 p.m. Sbefler
perform Gershwin
specialties, Broadway show
will
tunen and songs of wintertime.
The pobtoc is invited to attend
the presentation at no charge,
For reservations, please call
864-8400.
Winter degree
recipients
More than 1,200 stodenls campleted degree work at the Univer-
stty nf Kansas dnring fall
semester 1987, according to KU's
Office of Educational Services,
Local studeol earning a degree
from KU included: Todd Andrew
Becker, Morton Grove.
Jewish Genealogical Society
of Illinois
ly of Illinois )J.G.S.f,) will meet
I wIch en puetiolpote In the Nilen'
58-bo Sidewalk Program. I bass
enseren nf Bone enano nIdnweIk fee
million dollars in his pohtical cof-
rarceration is extremely espen-
wishes Is you ail, for being great
z0
Way before the Iowa Cancm,
V.P. Bosh had appronimate 12
±40,1 restore their property. The
pnbllc benefits, ton, since in-
Such restitution programs in
ed amuck lower rte of
Dear Edilor;
'y believe him if he would cam-
victim ihal makes the offender
ultmsale plan is Is provide direct
restitution to crime victims.
:::::514 moek wish ohalk the session sr soc.
Te spply, siwplr fill suS the spr100sine below znd snsd a 55 Nues
Eeuinee,inu Duuususe nf Public nnrnioen Dnpmement 6849 Tsnhy
Asesan. Appllcs5inn muss be in br April 29, 1918.
Fe, sore ietnrwe6ns 0e 1hz prosrure, nell 967.6100.
Supervisor MrElligott for
When Money
Talks People Listen
Sunday evening March 27, st 7:30
p.m. in Evanston, Il., to hear
Adam Campbell, Jr. dincnss the
tuffe, Locating Lost People in
the 20th Centsry." Mr. Campbell
owns o detective agency and
served in military intelligence
wzth the US. Marine Corps. for
fonryears. Aznong his interesting
projects, has been the search for
peuple who bonght undeveloped
land years ago in Israel, He kas
been ahle ta pot those he kas
found intouch with developers.
J.G,S.I. meetings are open to
guests as well an members. For
farther information, please call
J.G.S.f. President Judy Frazin at
564-1808.
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" unctuating Parents ,, in e
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Summer Camp
Questions/Answers held
Have some questions about
Summer camp for your child?
How old are the otaff? Who io ho
charge? How well supervised are
the campers? What will my child
learn?
These and many other questises are concerns pareulo nor-
Muskegon, on their private spring fed labe. Campers muy slay I
or 2 weebs and coach bao
transportation is availahle.
YMCA Camp Duncan in located
miug pool, 4tO acres st land, a
seim-private labe and modern
buildings. In addition, Camp
Duncan offers Tees Adventure
Camp Programo for 13-15 year
Camp Duncan and Camp
Pinewood has scheduled area information nights in winch Mathis
will present slides, talk about
Camps Duncan and Pinewood
and answer questions.
YMCA Camp Pbsewnod serves
7-16 year old boys and girls and
offers a wide variety of activities.
Swimming, canoeing, windsarling, crafts, horseback riding,
old campers. Roch climbing,
fishing,
and
canoeing,
whitewaler rafting trips arc
scheduled.
Completge information is
avagable by calling the YMCA
Camping stall at (3l2)5ul-8t20 or
canoe trips, backpack trips, In-
attending Infarmallou Nights
scheduled for March 8 at the
dims Tipi Village, nature, gamcu,
BuehterYMCA, l4OeW. NW Hwy.
gymnastics, high schoot leadership programs and much more.
The camp is located io beautiful
Palatine, and March 15 al LatInI
YMCA, 310 E. Northwest Hwy.
Des Plaines.
wenters
?
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!
i'j
Michigan
near
8201 N. Kanon
Skokie
sinOn,
cn!band
asweaansr:difonulnsnshnd
2 and 3 eon, nido
:j1I
;
GMAT review
course set
tina, announced a uchniarehlp
prugram will be offeredagain fur
the eighth consecative year, The
Aseociatien'e guai in to provide
children were hilled ucd
related accidents."
As part of hin youth sately isitialive, Edgar is pushing tu
reduce accidents Ibruagh edocalion and shills testing throughout
the slate.
financial anuintance to worthy
"Sicycle Safety Meaus This To
vueational training nr attending
institutions of higher learning au
ntndenle in furthering their
education and training.
Fifteen ucholarehlps in the
amount ei $500 each will he
awarded in Cook County to
utudentu purnaing courses in
This year's contest theme io
Me.'' The contest reiotnrces bicy-
a fall-time undergraduate sta-
cte safety by rewordiog gond
dent, Application mont be made
safely ideos.
Entries wilt be ucceylcd
through April 4 und svitI be on
disylay al local libraries through
April 20.
The csslesl
Mar. 5 and Sat., Mar. 12 from O
am-O p.m. un Leyula's Water
Tower Campas, 020 N. Michigan
Ave., Chicago.
The two-day coarse, led by enperieoced inslrsclncs, will
parent/child
relationships
divided mb
three grade levels: hmndergorten
through secnsd grade, third
io
lhroagh tiftb grade, and sloth
through eighth grade.
First place winucrs at the slate
7:30 p.m. in the Forest View
re050rmes or medals.
Education Center, 2121 S. Goehbort Rd., Arlington Heights.
Secretary uf Slate officials en-
feature practice lests and home-
study materials in prcparuliau
Call Now For
Registration Information
far the Mar. 10 GMAT lest. The
$125 registration lee includes
328-0570
For mere inlecmation, roulacl
Loyola's University College of-
lunch.
fice at C3l2)g7t-3tl2.
Michael Maniacci, MA. will
address difficulties impeding
National Bicycle Safely Month.
Entries should be submitted lo
local libraries with the contesphone,
The high-kichhsg Radio City Music Hall Rockettes, who recently
appeared in Cole Porler'o "CAN-CAN" at the Chicago Theatre,
gave sich children al Lutheran General Children's Medical Cealer
(LGCMC), 1775 Dempster Streel, Park Ridge, a real "kick" when
they mode a special visit to LGCMC's Valestine's Day Party.
school, grade bevel, and name nf
tecol library. Slngass nf tes
words or lens may be used. All
posters moat be drame with
croyons, marhers, oc cslnred
pencils.
Conference for
students with
special needs
Regina Juniors
plan dance
"Jost Libe Heaven," Regina's
Jmsor Dance, will begin is Ihn
mothers
or other physical disability go to
enSege? Parents and students
SIeRra and Pooh, a nervice nf
the Lubavitch Women's
cunferruce un educational oppsrtasities alter high school fur
students with special needs.
Sponsored by Malue, Evunstun,
Gleubroob, New Trier, und Riles,
the cunlerence will be held this
motheru and their families
can find nut at the third annual
gymnasium
at
Regina
Dominican High School, 151
Locust lId., Wilmelte, al t p.m.
Friday, March 4.
OFF
FIRST VISIT
10cl. Csnusltatiun, eaam & Xrays
Danger Signals of....
Pinched Nerves:
Junior class officers are:
Kathleen Toomey, president;
Jenny Regon, vice-president;
Angela Campbell, secretory;
Debbie Hann, treasurer; Belh
Shanahan, social chairperson.
Sister Joanne Enano, OP. is
class mosleratnr,
year al Evanston High Schuol,
tIto Dodge Street, Evaautnn, un
March t ut 7 p.m.
The runference is upen tu the
pnblsc. For inbormatinso, call
Bonito Cohen ut 44g-750g (416).
I. Healaches, D cacos Loss si SOep
1. ScsI Poe, Tithl MosSes
Pe tans Ases, e-solde, P50
numbness re Casis sr Feet
t
Fsm
Ieleeen lie Shssldess
6. Painful Jaunts. Mersooseess
634-3168-----
DAYS, EVENING aed WEEKEND HOURS by APPT.
I
Organization, assists uco
throughout the Chicagoband area,
daring the joyous, hut unmctimes
difficult days right after
8 WEEKS SUMMER DAY CAMP
Emphasizing sbsll deoebupmest ¡s
swimmiog athletics,
arts and crafts, porfurening arts, etc. One
children betwene
45/s and 12 years old.
s Private Comp grounds
with Outdoor, heated
owimmieg pool
s Highly professional mature staff
s Trarssporsatios included
s For ch:ldreo from Chicago Near North
to Wissetbo
s Coli 6343108 for brochare oed
more information
TAM ARAK on River Road,
Mt. Prospe0g ii.
the
delivery of a newborn baby.
Since ita inception seven years
ago, Shifra and Paah has gcowo
from a small group of women
helping friends and neighbors to
an organieatinn enrrestly
reaching 250 women a year trum
aS Jewish backgrounds.
Among their services are weekIF food shopping, hospital visitation, delivering weekday and
Shabhat meals, mother's aupporl
groups and holline, habyniltoig
and household help referrals, cul-
lectiug
f Lose, Osok Psis. Hip Pore,
Pars Dose t_etc
Thnaxands nl aeeaen oid oetsnu Ser nith spiny rulasna pain whish
usually responds to Chiropractie Care. This is sarwayst encourage-g
pua to tied sut if Soue paivseu Id be helpad by Chico peacticear e. 00es
nnpiees Maech 31 . 100f.
service to
Where can a student who has a
learuing disability, a heartsg im-
pairmest, a visual imyairmenl,
BACK & NECK PAIN SUFFERERS
Shifra and Puah
and
distributing
children's furniture, and orgunh
ing traditional huit mila (circonacisissn( ceremony milk festivo
meals.
The committee's name 5005
derived from the Biblical
heroines, Shifra and Paah, who
acted os the Hebrew midwives e-
Egypt and saved lbe Jewish
children from Pharaob'u death
decreeu.
There is au orgeat need lue
baby forniture in good condillnO.
To dosate ctsildreu'o laroiloce,
call Mrs. Chaya Siegel
ut
7gÍ-losl. For more information
Concerning Shifro and PuaIs c00
tact Mrs. Brocha Rivhsn al
143-0107.
Travelers spend countless
hours planning itineraries,
hefere Marris 1, 19,
Since any permanent reuldent
stopovers, ledging, and doing
nf Cook County in eligible tu appIP, Sheriff O'Gredy advised all Interented Individuals eIther to con-
research on goarenet restaurants
andtonrisls attractions, nr planoing banisess meetings down to
the last detail, hut fail tu gain any
familiarity with the lauguage oh
nuIt the administrater nr
enameler uf the scheel they are
attending or to cuntact Fran
Lenke at the Cunk Ceanty
Sherlff'n Ynuth Servleea Department, 1401 S. Maybrouk Drive,
00153
IL
Maywoed,
(Plsune:R65-2900l. Deadline IRr
completed appliratlum in March
1, 1008. Award recipiente far the
he
academic pear 1988-1909 s
parent/child relationships when
paniobment is med. The use of
eosseqaeuCes wilt be addressed
and how to formable and imptement each as approach. Maniacci lathe guentspeakerol the cornbined sponsors of the continuing
Family Education Center, the
difred Adler Instilule of Chicago,
Wheeliug Twp. Chemical Peuple
Task Force and District 214 Cornmunity Education Department.
The Family Education Center
series is presented second
Thurudays each month from Octoher through May al $2 per sennba or $12 per year, au a public
A class entitled, Puppet-
Makhsg II, will he held for eight
weeks 4 -5:30 p.m. Mondays starbing Feb, ZN. TIds ebano wifi he
held for grades 2 0 older.
Tuition is $40, and will include
The names ofthe Marittac High
School students, who have
achieved second quarter houers
for the fall semester, have been
announced by principal Sisler
Ann Marie Botter, D.C.
Among the local sladealu earn-
ed lo Ihe "A" Honor roil were:
Des Plaines: Jamjaree Reanhit
'Ml, Carolyu Seaflik '91, Auna
Matha '90, DOmO Pals '06, Cutleen Ohm '00, Juanne Rohe '88,
Jocclyn Nocom '88; Niles: San-
Depression,'' said Meyer.
"Althuagh past issues are kept in
a lockedeabinet, these twa copies
have disappeared."
"You would he surprised at the
number of people who want to
look at old yearhoohs," said
Meyer. "The mnut unusual wan
otndent, He enea photographed
the stadent'n pirture right from
the yearhook."
Meyer la seeking the missing
'58, Carolyn Kauth 'If, Tommy
Murray 'SS, Teicia Smith 'Sil;
Fach Ridge: Laura D000elli '05,
Catherine Hsffmons '58, Diane
Wagrnwshi '85; Skuhie: Zeusida
Siduis '58; Morton Grever
Michelle te-Crois '91, Slephanie
Kwiecinshi '90, Sheila Muge-re
'90, Patricio Pe-ci 'SO, Christine
Arkus 'SO, Macites Adaya '55,
Ethel DaloO '85, Kathleen Klatt
'Mt,
Heidi Urban 'RI, Marie
Vallenlerol 'MI.
sons/daughters. Last see-euler's
group performed at the Shobie
Public Lihrary and at
Upstage/Downstage birthday
Theater, 4411 Oaktos St., Skohic,
Illinois 01676.
performance sut on by your
074-4620.
Fur further hslermation call
President David G. Homer has
named John N. Wallgren director
nf major gifla for North Park College and Theological Semissas'y,
and major gifts at Nortlsiesteru
director ol the office of planned
tisas, and cnrpnrati005.
Univeruity, Evanston, II.
Academy of Languages, takes a
Bem stand in advocating greater
understanding
of
foreign
lasguagen and ruslums amoog
de-encans.
"We've had good succeos in
wnrhing un this problem for ever
25 years," he said. "More than
IlS employees Iene- Abholt
Laboralunies, another ltg from
Banter Healtbeare and 40 from
GD. Searle are among sun many
satistied studeuts."
The success the Arrnyave
Academy nf Lasguages boo had
1er e-nne thou twenty years in inIrudacing language classes, io a
reward for both director and
staff. Learning to communicate
with colleagues ahroad - be they
stodeots, vacatiuuers, salive
residents, on business associates
-is a special gilt the Annoyave
Academy can give lo Ihose naterested is expanding their
hoowledge.
Befure you travel abroad, call
(Highland Parts) or
433-3100
392-533f (Arlington Heights), the
staff welcomes all calls, would be
pleased to give more infsrmalieu, and is not afraid to quote
their reasonable tees aver the
phone. This will be ysun lirot step
In your new longuage.
CAROL FREEMAN
BALLET ARTS STUDIO
Clusses in
His respuosihillties will include
Do/let
direction of special gift solicitstino from individuals, fnrnsda-
Pointe
Modern Jazz . Tap.
Year Around
Children 4-rough Adults
CHILDREN'S THEATER
UPSTAGE
DOWNSTAGE
"COMEDY B IMPROVISATION" IGrades 4-Si
8WEEKS-35
Regina
Congressional
Scholars
Pre-Baitet Classes fur
3 - 5 year otds
-
729-2877
1234 Wuokegon
New class begins Wednesday. Maeuh 9
674-4620
Glere-e-w
Ou, i 11h Arvivers usy
suIes ase now iv nIIons
OPEN UP YOUR WORlD,
IEARN ANOTHER LANGUAGE WITH US
Two seniors at Regina
Dominican High School have
'26
A WEEK
'21
A WEEK
been named Congressional
Scholars hi the National Young
Leaders Conlereoce in
Washington, D.C., March 1
lhrough 6.
21essoeseuch5iw5.
tasessnesoachsiwe,
Maura Farrell aud liz O'Conour, both nl Enanaton, will
receive iosideru'.viewa of policy-
M sedar a ed Thursday
making processes in the.
legislative, judicial, and ex-:
Loyola's National
Merit finalists
'09,
Colnmbian-bsrn founder and
directur uf the Arruyave
varions types el puppets, and at
the end of the sessioo all parents
Chicago, effective March 1.
WalIgren had been associate
au FBI agent doing a security
check on a former Maine East
Carol Ann Barrett
Michelle Dory '59, Melissa Fieri
Guillermo Arroyava, the
North Park Director of Major Gifts
ecalive branches of government.,
They will also experience a
foreign policy briefing, a media.
panel, aud moch congress.
'go,
We oksald ont aulomolically
all needed supplies. You will
learn how lo construct and sue
are invited to allend a special
dra Wal000, 'SS, CuIteen O'Grady
'of, Krissy Jung 'Ot, Cathy
Mioialhi '91, Angela Piaoui '91,
Stephauie Cenno '90, Ann Marie
Decisi '95, Carlyn Tnmasiewico
arr understanding the need lo
broaden their international
parties. We are hepelul that you
tos will be able tu share this fool
The eight classes will he held at:
Upstage/Dnwnutage Children's
4411 Oakton, Skokie
Marillac
honor students
lion. And American corpsratiom
Puppet- M aking II
alter yearhoohs weren't published for five or sia years daring the
825-4404.
be enjoyed by a
advautages of complementing
their studies with nome courses
abroad. Tourism is ou an uptrend, and those who Iravel are
"The 1937 edition inthe fissIone
District 215 at 431-4616.
atisu and enjoyment ol a vaco-
espect our hoots abroad tu sprab
English, although many do. Commanication is a twwway street.
Also, if we make our ums ellurts
to break a language barrier, nur
trip will he more enjnyuble and
rewarding.
ore beginning to onderstaud the
tiMm uf Maine East pearhooku,
according to Janet Meyer, lead
leather for the learning renource
center. The 1937 edition is enlitled, "Quilt and Scroll". The 1961
edition is entitled, "The Lens".
service tn the parents, counselors
and teachers of this area. Reservallons may he made by catliug
bhal Ike greater the change in environment, the greater the relax-
than learnisg u sew language.
privileged few. Sume students
ing eopiesof the 1937 and 1961 esO-
editions hecaaae she wants to
leave a fali set helsiad her al
Maine East when she retires at
the end of the school pear. Fur
lue-ber information, call her at
shores, perhaps on the Iheory
markets and nut he satislied with
the American marhet 5150e.
luxury tu
nelected un Map 1, 1988.
increasing seeking foreign
the country they will visit. All ten
often, more time is spent putting
logethee a suitable wardrobe
Knowledge nf foreign
languages today io so longer a
The learning reunnreeeenter at
Maine East High School in seek-
"Applying Natoral & Logical
Comequences" will he the topic
presented on Thurs., Mar. IM at-
level will win a bicycle. Other
winners wilt receive bicycle oc-
laut's name, address,
Learn aforeign language
iftraveling abroad
Maine East seeks
old yearbooks
Discussion on
LINCOLNWOOD
peel as many as 11,000 entries
A Graduate Management Ad- this year. Edgor will present
SCHOOL OF (Ç miosiann Test (GMAT) review
awards tu the slate winners in
MUSIC & ART
coaruo will be offered os Sat, Springfield during May, which is
l.t'4 PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION
ci0
will begin March 1.
''Sicycle safely must be stress-
thousands injured in bicycle-
of YMCA Camp Duncan and YMCA Camp Pinewood said.
Sheriff O'Grady, inenoperatiun
withthe Illinoinsheriffa' Mancia-
Bicycle Safety Poster Contest
serves 7-12 year old boys and
girls in t weeb sessions. A wide
"Punctuating Parents" Guide
to Cook County students
Secretary of Stale Jim Edgar
Page 21
Thegugle, faraday, F.ineehl, 5088
Sheriff scholarship offer
announced today that the annual
ed," Edgar said. "Last year, 41
variety of activities is offered and
facilities include an indoor swim-
Rockettes
cheer up sick kids
Bicycle Safety
Poster Contest
near Fon Labe, Illinois, and
mally have about summer camp,
Bill Matbiu, Executive Director
ff_
It
The Bugle, Thwaday,Marelj3, 1900
Fna hesed os 4 studonss per group . 10 weeks. Nos nalid wies, aro oshnr Offen.
-
All ten of Le-yolas National
Merit Semifinaliats have
qualified as Finalists io Ihe 1985
Merit Schulurship compelilion.
About 6505 winuers will he
Pus
We will turm a group fer peu, er peu nsay bring your friend(s) one- turm your own group.
will eme/ce o sle.tt dioeoavt from your own lee Or ravIr peruen you brin0 who rngiusers fur lessons.
ARRO37AVE ACAOEM)7
selected from the 13,550Fivalisto.
Congralalalioss tu Juouthan
Arendt, Nno Distajo, Henry Kiss,:
1787 St. Johns Avenue
Louis Laaogkesuru, Thomas:
Ootrum, David Rice, Kevin
433-3190
Smiths, Juba Sullivan, George Touais and Chris Youlsey.
Of LNUAQJS
The first step fo your new language.
HIGHLAND PARK
.
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The sugie5flursday5 March 3, 1988
Pages
TheBu&e,Thorsday, March 8, 1S
"Punctuating Parents" Guide
Enjoying pancakes
with Grandpa
Hartgrove Hospital helps
adolescent substance abusers
Almost 70%
teenage
recovoring
abusers and
of
drug
alcahulics will une drugu and
alcehul again. They may nel have
a chance al rev overyeen I linee. Il
may he loo late.
.
One reaune is their nuhnlance
abane may have heee Irealed an
an metaled prohlvm while related
factars like depressioe, peer
family relationnhipn, and athern,
went ignored.
itarlgrnve Hoapilal, a private
pnychialric facility, mante In see
teenagern overcame their nahnlance ahuse prablem far geed.
The hospital han nh-vIed a new
innavative treatment pregeam
substance
adelencent
far
abusers.
Bruce Fletcher, ldartgrave's
Sabstaoce Abase Services Courdinatar
aaid
"Harlgrovc's
Adelesceal Substance Abase
Program Trach offers a real
needed balance in
sabslaece
abase treatment."
Treatment philosphy io what
maken Itarlgreve's sabslance
program.
Hsrtgrovc
Emergencies cas happes ta
fflsyone-isgioding childres.
two
ut like many adulte, sot all
adolesceni anita admit paticots
cloidres know.how to report an
betwcco the aged of 12 to lt. The
hospital also has Iccalmeel
programa for adults and
childrce.
emergency,
Hospital's
A sew program developed by
misais Bell, "Emergency Calling
witb Major Actian," is designed
ta teoch yuungnters toar to eight
sabstance abane.
tiom.
available,
teaches children how to determine whether a situation is an
emergency or non-emergeccy.
"Emergency Calling with Major
ArIlos" is available by calling n500m Bell Educational Relations
prablem eqaatlp, iecladieg the
Hartgrove's is a toar wach inpatient program haned aa the lt
step philsnphy et Alcohelics and
Narcatics Aeesymaas. Family
ievolvemenl is also a utrang
cempeneat at the treatment
"Children who know what to do
can save a life," said Helen
llhamate, Illinois Bell disector-
Educational/Consumer Kola-
Hespital, in caaperalioo with the
One-twOee Learning Center, is
pleaned ta sponsor a free prolessianal lecture series for parealu
in the North Shore Community.
The third lecture in dur series
"The educational program
honor roll
The Honor Roll of Colver
Schoatfor the 3rd marking period
Theaugh this pragram, paresls
will learn hew fa educate, adress issues, and unpport their
child's qatutinas with apenneus
of the school year carries the
fotlowinil naicee
Amp Athanasios, Denise
Dr. Recaban frequently appears oe netwcrh aewa programs
and has been featured io The
Chicago San-Times, and The
Chicago Tribaur. A psyrhistriul,
Departenent of Psychiatry al
Loyola University.
Thin lecture will take place no
Wndorsdcy, March 10, 151f, from
Pancakes and uyrsp were a IL!! r mena fer nor-and-a-halt-yearold Jeffrey Weiner sud his grandfather, Ralph Weiner, et the anossi Pancskr Srcahfsst of the Bernard Horwich/Mayer Kaplan
Jewish Community Center (JCC) Nursery Scheol and Dey Core
Program. Jeffrey and Ralph, of Shekir, were emang 135 parenin
and children who ccjoyed the tender, Baby cubes al the center's
7:30 pm until f pm at the Winertha Community Rosse, 120 Lincole Avenar, Winnethe.
(è
Space is lieaited and reserva-
tises are recommended. Ta
N
Summer's afwast here. And a lot of campers wilt be headiag
far HONEY ROCK.
They'll be seeding inca the cabins that dat the share et Lang
Lake in the nartli waadt at Wiscannin. Spending their days
water skiing, ognaeissg, koyakisig, er sailing. Maybe hiking,
fishing, swimming, There's harteback riding, archery, crafts,
riflery. Or, aarnewac deieiet: Alf. terrat s biking, blew-lane,
racketry. Far elder campert, there' seven a wildoencsscupoditian aff mea ehe farreac hes af ike nerth weeds.
There's semeehing special abaet HONEY ROCK. Far wore
than 35 years, it's pravided very speciaf summers far kids. lt's
nosiets she aosivisiet er ehe beaetifel camp itself. ftc ihr wellstained cabin traders, the Christian emphatic af the camp, and
the yesng peaple who go there,
HONEY ROCK. rwetosou,,nspkuosdjncscerosueenaeawawe,,
and ,s,av ages s ta 14.
Kaplan uric, 5050 W. Charch SI., Shokir. The isveivemeel of parents
register far this tree lecture,
please contact Cnmmsaity Rets-
and grandparrols in early childhend cdsicalieo and appporlanitirs
loe family Ian arc priorilics cl the JCC.
Registration br the tfff-fO naruery scheal year is now sndersr'ay.
Opcoingn are available at the Kaplan site, and at the Horwich site,
lions cl 17f-9750.
3103 W. Taahy Ave. n Chicago. For more igtarmatian, cell 175-2207.
OLR Irish dancer
heads for
competition
Marijiac students
in Math Contest
Thomas Rienser, from Psch
Ridge sed a fourth grader at Osr
Lady at Rausum, wilt be travel-
Fnar MantIce High Srhnot
sladrats, Kathleen Christmas '91
Mt. Pruuprct), Calherine Huff-
ing to Gatway, Ireland to dsece in
the
Irish
Step
Dancing
man 'f5 Warb Ridge), Nicole
choreography competition nf the
Wnrld Dancing Cumpetilions.
Richoedsue 'St )Glesview) and
Jay Valteuferaf 'ft )Martan
Grove) compeled as a learn is the
19es Chicoga Arrhshaceue Math
Canlest. This was the first lime
MacilIac has participated in the
FIe s in his third pear at step
dancing with the McGieg Schant
at Dancing, Chicaga. The scheol
sending twa choreagrapfny
gesapu tu trelaed. The competilion is being held from March21
lt April 3, 19ff.
is
eveul.
The Moriltac team ranked
eight amang the siateen schaulu
Girls' Ceerr Ssesioe I. Jcee 2t . Julo2
entered in feb DivisiOn A corn'
petition. The Marillac stadeols
pl ermndis for,vii,, abv,,i,
Whcasaa Cettrgr
n Girls' auJ BOy?
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Stephen C. Soehowski, Patrick M.
Sommerfiold, Robert Jase
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Jeonder Lyon White, Beth A.
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Computer and word
proceSSifl9 courses
Hands-dc ictroductary eaarses
in micrlcarnPatern sod word proyessing will be nllered by Ihr
MONNACEP peagram al Daktoa
Ccrnmanito' Callege campasen in
Den Plaicea (1100 E. Gell Rd.)
and Shahie (7751 N. Liecolo
Ave,).
"Iatradactiac lu IBM" will in-
at majar camdade a cia/ytonctians
aad use et
titan/n, basic
papoter software fer vecinas personol camPglec applicaltens. The
coarse will be aftered at Oaktaa
from E-45 ta 545 p.m. en Sator5 far toar
days begiocieg March
7:30t0
E-35 p.m.
weeks; andtrem
Tharsday
brOtoMonday throSgh
cisg Macrh 21 for one week.
The rout of each coarse is $05,
For iOfOrU5ahon, call the MONMACEP office ut 9829850
Also, Daoiel Edward Arendt,
Nancy Ann Blitstein, Merk
William Hoffman, Michael Lee
Kaplan, Jeanne Michele Kane,
James Macolin, and Debra Marie
Wietgas, Nifes; Krista Mary Aocelti, Beth Ano Gemmel, Stephen
Vince Grannyk, Milly Ann
Lachiw, David Pacwa, Frank S.
Stornello, Barkra Ann Viebman
and Jesepts Molthew Ziemeao et
Park Ridge; Bruce Ateo Andrey,
Leah Lysa Barhovile, Jacqeeline
S.
Requirements fee registration
inris/e the follawiog pro-school
pariuhieners, first ta those whu
hove children already enrolled
age en er before Sept. t; students
trasster students from Catholic
orhoals ihat are merging er coosolidatisf; ucd transfer students
from Catholic sehoots not offer-
and them te children of
parishioners esw reaching school
age. Next priority goes to
Regina hosts
ing fail peegraena, grades i-8,
In Ike case of non-parishioners,
st. Pat's fest
priority wilt go first te nonparishiasers who have children
Regina Dominican High Scheol
to help hahy-nittern imprave their
child skills and learn how ta pro-
parents will host a St, Patrick's
Day Party for the focally und
their goests at 6:31 p.m. Saturday, March 5, io the cafeteria of
emergencies, Hands-os trainiing
Bsfiet dinner, sing-along, and
pro-
gram. "Super litter is designed
vent accidents and handle
already esealled; next lo children
et nou-parinhioners newly moved
into the parish and whose
children have been io Cathole
schools where such were
Regisa Dominiceo High School.
available, or from public schools
where Catholic schools were not
available; and finally ta children
of non-parishioners who are now
coaching school age.
wilt be provided by guest entertainment by the Shannon
speakers including pediatric Rovers and Twi-Liters wilt be
nurses, paramedic instructors fealneed.
nod a local fire fighter.
The program will he held at 7
UPSTAGE
DOWNSTAG
p.m. en four consecutive
Wednesdays, March 2 through 23.
The 90-minute classes will meet
in the hospital's Scheel nf Rites-
CHILORENS ThEATER
r-
"PUPPET MAKING II (Grades 2 and older)
mg Ctasuroom. 355 Ridge Avenue
'sa Evaigstnn.
8 WEEKS -
starts Monday. February 29. 4OO-53O pos.
To register and for additional
4411 Oakton Skokie
information, cuti 492-2255.
674-4620
ST. ISAAC JOGUBS SCHOOL
Programs for the Entire Family
Wilson, Glonview;
Kim,
Jerry Kim, Joseph
Lim, Gina Mentre, Jodie
in the admissios of students,
priority wilt go to children of
enteriog pee-school and/or
Baby-sitters age ii and over
are invited to St. Francis
Sheila Morgas Palet, Liecolnwood; Donna Janezewsiti,
Nick Lot/s Sabalello, Margaret
Knodsen, Jolie Krieger, Jon Ree
Super Sitter
Program
Retel, Heather J. LastoS and
Frsimkin, Samantha Geer, Kelly
Gemmer, Tasio Groettner, David
Christopher Torres, Jennifer
QUALITY PSYCIIIAT0IC CASE EQg
CISILESEN ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS
SPANISH/ENGLISH SERVICES
llsoy Cito, Jahn Chai, Ssaa Choi,
aun Young Osung, Aaroo Crome,
Fernando Delgado, Gregory Eck,
SukantawOOieh, Amy Toots,
Hartgrove Hospital
CHICAGO LOCATION
Bolestawuki, Scott
Boocapomi, Hyon Tek chang,
dra
the disadvactage at having lo
cumpete with noly fear learn
24 YEARS SERVICE
BI-LINGUAL
Bastidas, Jesse Bloom, Alekoan-
Sosnowuhi, Eugene Spivah, Doo
Sesnianhi .Jalv4.Jalolt
HI6HROI'D
Tricia Alday, Mauricio
teams is their diviuian, despile
Boys' Camp: Sesame I . Jalo 18 . July 3t
Ssssissli'Aaaanst.Aaganslt
Special High School Trips . Agen 15.18
Use the coupon below or call for more information.
Speropoolos, RobeR lltankiewiez,
atecen Woehr,
The following names are on the
Honorable Mention for the uame
period
were able fa place among the top
Io the tsp individcal rankings,
Maciliac seoiar Nicole Richard500 placed 14 ameng the 76 participania.
graden planet them io the upper
1f percent of their clous for the
incladc Anne Marie Baamhart,
Shehade, Dimitriess libaras,
Johncy Sihoron, Laura
memberu iostead otthe esco1 tire
due fu ilhsenu.
the Office of Registration and
Records shuws a total of 1323
undergraduate students earned
fall 1907 semester. Local students
jnoha, Jeremy Niedermaier,
Pam
Patel,
Manisha
she is Professor of Psychiatry
sod Assisleni Chairman in the
Thelatest Dean's List compiled
atNerthern Illinois University by
quested te bring their latest
report caed.
students must be three or toar
years of efe 05 0e hefore
September i; kindergarten
students mast be five pears of
please call 674-4620.
NIU Dean's List
esteriog other grades are re-
through Map 13. Ifegistralien will
take place 00 school days unty.
held at 44lt Oakton, Skohie, IL
1007f. For farther information,
Hospital's "loper litter
kindergarten must krieg a birth
certificale from the county and a
baptismal certificate; students
am. to t3O p.m. Fthreary 29
The inotrs,etor, Craig Sjogren, is
a profess'osat clown and actor,
The fee for this spectacular elusa
WC be $35. Don't n/os out on this
special bind of inn, ClanG will be
at t-800-97E-5069.
wing, Tracy Frey, Susan Hra-
through grade Owho will enter St.
Isaac Jogues School io
September, will take place from 9
for grades 4-8- TIsis new clam will
he held for t weeks from 5-6 p.m.
More information aboat
Beegan, Si Chai, morena Flem-
pee-school and kindergarten
Comedy & Improvisation, and is
one for areas where "9-1-1" is
Culver School
Registration for sew students,
clans will be held. lt is called
educators and community safetp
offïciais at no cost te twa formsone for areas reqairieg the caller
to dial "O" in an emergency and
Children also learn proper
in entitled, "ten Edacatian at
Home," and we are pleased lu
present Dumeena Renuhaw,
M.D., a natinnal rupert in the
area at child sesuality.
Theater annonnees that beginnIng Wednesday, March 9, a new
The program in available te
HCA Chicago Laheshore
of a number of other problems.
,
Upstage/Downstage Children's
hooknand Major ActIon magnets
The treatment will focas on each
ntaace abase au a componed part
St. Isaac Jogues School
registration
New comedy class
for children
videotape, a teacher's goide, a
tour-cater poster and eiassraom
qoantitiea of activity/coloring
emergency ting the telephone.
rather Iban diucomfart.
D Rmcenis
handle annoyance callo."
The "Emergency Calling with
Major Action" package consista
uf a 12-minute animated
years oid how to report an
HONEY ROCK.
O High uhvl Lrdrh ir
D 55,di Lvdeuhi,,
telephone etiquette assi how te
Parent
lecture series
abase pragram different team
alhern. Heupital staff see nab-
This summer, it has. to be
I-IOEY ROCK
Teach thiidren how
toiejJortan emergency
JacshuOO, Beth Fraocine
., PreSchool
for 3 avd 4 Year Olds
, Kindergarten
'Gradcs 1-8
Tolal Religious Education Program
Music Band, Choir
Academic Excellence
After School Çlubs arid Aihielic Programs
Yoalh Minislry Program
Compaler Lab
If you are interested in acy of Lite above programs, pirase caill
Mr. Janses Doyle - 965-4565
CONGRATULATIONS
fi; t/ll'
gtiiiIi'iit, stuff, lu;] p;ln'ilts os
oiiiotll;'ï
ii'iit oci1Ii'iiii1 /elll!
Lamperl, Lise Joy Lerman, Beth
Rnbin Louis Elissa Paye
Periman and Mitchell Rataew,
SES Scores; ST, ISAAC JOCUES SCHOOL
1986-87
oIl of Skohie.
Res High School
Forensics
The latent resalta at the RessE-
rection High School Feronsies
Team consist of: Modal award
-the
from
winners
Witlewbroth/YOrk Invitational
-winning tiraI place in Radin was
Sheila Joyce, Jsmior and /disua
Doinkoeshi, Sophomore Winotog
oecond placo to Original Oratory
was Maria Panvina, Sophomore
andreceiving fosrthplace to Peose Reading was Michele LeVoy,
Jonior, Coaching the students is
1(athie Women, drama teacher at
Reoweectlen High School.
M,stfs
Cempesine
Ref recaer
Skills
Scirece
Soc. Sts,diet
Readinsg
L,sog,,agc
Grado 'I
5.6
5.7
5.5
5.0
5.5
Gte/e 5
Grade 6
Grade 7
5.2
7.4
5.4
5.5
6.4
7.7
0.2
7.4
7.0
o.r
7.5
0.7
9.5
12.5
10.2
10.5
50.7
10.0
10.3
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t I g i Golf Read
Nues, lilivois oOó4$
Rrv. )olv;v Heotoessey, Pastor
Mc. James DSy'lc, Principal
PugeZ4
The Bugle, Theredey, Merch 3, 1988
TOUGHLOVE
Basics Workshop
Ten years
Phillys and
children are nften in trouble at
David York nf Dnylentnwn, PennSylvania, developed TOUGHLOVEa non-profit, self-help
hnme, in school nr with the law.
go
organinatinn mr familien
frmtrated by their children's
unacceptable behavior, The
TOUGHLOVE'S program is
deuigsed tn give active nuppnrttn
parents and professionals dealing
with bids in Ironhie.
TOUGHLOVE is nffering a oso-
day workshop Salurday, March
19, al the CareUnil in Downers
Grove, Illinois. Topics wilt indude: AssesSing the Crisis, 115w
the Prneoss nf Change Helps
Familien, Giving and Getting
Needed Support. The wnrkshnp is
epen to all interested paresIa,
1988
NORTHWESTERN
JUNIOR TENNIS
CLINICS
beginning June 13th
. Programs fon alt ages
and abilities
. i/ day on fall day
programs
. Video taped
instruction and
instnuctìonal films
. High school drilling
program
. Travel matches and
T-shirts
"Tender Loving Cace" at
Prsgram frees paresia to work or
the winner nf the Best Public
Relations Vides. This is the secoud csnnecntive year Raetzman
CALL THE
NU TENNIS CENTER
FOR MORE INFORMATION
491-3310
has won the award in the same
eategnry. Cathlees Harley and
Daniel Makowski (Nilen), lnmmer
Oabtnn students, were named co-
prndscers nf the Best Informa-
Program in the student
category. Awards were
preseñted at the CCAIT's nalion
ALSO Adult grasp ash
pnieate Tennis Lessano
elfered beginning
tissaI convestiss in New Orleans
recenity.
May 16th
FINAL WINTER
WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE
Come see our new location
Don't miss this year's expanded
selection ot Chidrens Sportsweor
"AS !S"
$2.00
Closed Fri. March 4
All Winter Jackets
$800
children simply cassai affscd to
miss a day nf work," explained
Program Director Charleen
Sesatur Dudyco tash force chairman. Other members were Assis-
doductian
credit,
tant Minnnity Loader Senator
Relief Task Furce was created
taut suminser following the introdactins nf SB-l237 by Senalnr
Wailer Dudycz (R-7, Chicagn). Is
respunse to canstitsent requests,
Senator Dudycz introduced hin
bill in April, 1987 which would
ace too sich fur tradilisnat day-
The TLC Program is upen tu
12
vided a bed for nappiog. The ser.
Vice inclues att meals, and
medicatiuns are administered accurding to parents's inutrucliuns.
ParesIa drop by nr phone at any
lime.
TLC Prsgram services are
available Munday through Fn-
day from f3f am-tug pm.
THE WEAR HOUSE
7700 GROSS POINT RD.
SKOKIE, IL
Michael Payne nl Skukie (pictured above) mugs with pdiatnie
sorse Charleen Johnuun, Director of St. Francis Hospital's "TLC'!.
sich child day-care program. The new TLC Frngram frées parents
to murk or fulfill ether obtigatinus white their child is being cared
1er by health care professionals. Parents Robert and Paula Payne
brought 1-year old Michael to St. Francis when we was suffering a
slight mId.
Children mast be pre-registered records are un file. For registra
In insure that previaus medical lion and additiunal infarmatinu
history ash immunioatinn callCharleenJuhnunnat492-6326,
A total nf 1,425 degrees were
David Pout Stoma, Karen Debra
awarded by Nunthern tllinois
University at December, 1957
Solomon, Michelle C. Dvarah,
William W. Hammuud, Sarah
Beth Ingraham, John J. Ja-
diplomas and 343 advanced
degrees. Local recipients nl
undergraduate degrees include:
Camille Ann Bachli, Carrie J.
5mg, Arlene Andrea Bartus,
Michael R. Davison, Laura Ann
Eide, Martin Anthuny Gremer,
Ronald Jaseph Goidice, Susan
Louise Hagerty, Philip M.
Hurnwitn, William A. Mendralta,
uianumuhi and Gina Lynn Nelsun,
ati al Des Plaines; Stephen
Michael Auth. Brian Patrick
Byrne, Jnseph G. Donnetlan,
Lawrence C. Fegel, Karl Jahn
Krulsch, Kent G. Kmiatt, Laura
Helene Newman and James T.
Vannant at Gtenciew; Michael
Gary Stern uf Lincotuwend; Cullees A. Bettunmisi, Robert
Joseph Epprrsun, John Lissales,
Valentine Flower Day
atG emini
Gemini Juniur High Schont,
5955 N. Greenwand, Niles - East
Maine lehuol District f3 - wan
transformed into a honni shup
fur a short time on February 11.
That was the day the Gemini SIa. dent Council, uuder the spunsorship nl Mr. Bill Gibson, cus-
hunted their annual Valentine
Flower Day.
Students were given the opparfaulty to have Bowers delivered
la their favurite peapte during Ihe
last penad nl the schnal day. At
that time, the Student Council
members became delivery persuns and shared in the delight of
the recipients.
The muney raised by this
undertaking is pot ints the Student Cuaneil fand and used fur
various aclivities during Ihn
school year.
Reg. Store Hours:
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION FOR YOUR CHILD
NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATION
FOR 1988-89 CLASSES
For Further Information Call
Thomas K. Sloebig, Pastor
James M. Hohnbaam, Principal
mon. thru tri.
10-4:30
sat. 10-3
CASI-i ONLY
Pre'Kindergarlen Classes For 3 Io 4 Year Ofds
Kindergarten Ihre 8th Grade
647-8132
FREE PARKING
atluw for homeowners with
chitdreu enrolled is tuitiancharging schonlu lu claim either
ose half nf the amarmI uf tuition
paid, $1,000 per child, sr the
amnuest al property lax devnted
to publie educalinn - whichever
is less. Claims wauld he made ta
the turaI schuol district.
The intraduetinn nf SB-1237
and Tamara L. Wasserman of
Murtos Grove.
Also, Benedict R. Radas,
St, Sehnlastica High Schnnl is
participating in the 1987-55 II-
Michael Scheffler uf Niles; Ellen
Suais Universities Tent nf College
Laura Catherine Ries, John
Preparatary Mathematics, This
testing program is designed In
K. Barber, Mary Frances Bspp,
Kimberly E. Fromm, Mark
provide rullege-haund high
William Kroeger, Jsseph Gatta
school luuinrs with a measure nl
their preparatian far enilege level
mathematics enurses. Each stadent participating in the program
WC receive a repurt which will
Leunard, David G. Mancha,
Rouald R. fishnet and Susan
Aune Vergitin, nf Park Ridge;
Bess Hsieh, Mach David Kreger,
Stephen Russ Kushnir, Martin
Blair Lev, Beth Robin Louis,
include suhsrores nu the main
topic areas nf the test, a recum-
Jamie D. MnrteUaru, Marie Emma Pureo, Adele Lisa Ruse,
Melissa Fern Sockel, Marx Garrich Summen and Ellen Sue
Williams, alt nf Skokie.
mendatian fur further study banedouthese nubscares, and advice
sm,wha,wui,,.
Fields)
and Republican
Spokesman, Insule Elementary
and Secsndary Education Cammitten, Bub Kustro (R-25, Des
Plaines).
Two public hearings mere hold,
The first ou September 22 at
Resurrection High School un
Chicago's Northwest side and a
nncnnd hearing wan held un Octuber 2g at the State of Illinois
Center is downtown Chicago.
Pareuls suppurting the concept
claimed that public education,
forwhich their lax dollars are going, is not pruvidiug the type of
quality education Ihey want for
their children. Theyare therefere
and information concerning proper preparatins Inn mathematics
at the college level.
The Illinois Universities Testis
a non-compotitive, diagnostic
test which han been developed
and administered seer the last
seven years by the mathematics
departments of all the state
universities in Illinois. Its sole
purpose is to sappurt the efforts
of high schools lo informs their
college-to-md students cancersing mathematical needs and eu-
graduale degrees include: Joan
M. Snrqoist, Den Plaines and
Juan Saper Barbara af Skukie.
Debate
Competition in
in Peoria
The Newspaper Club al
Washinglan Schont meets weekly
ta plan and write ahaut timely
topics. Students are encouraged
lu share ideas and are given
writing Iechniques suggeslions,
Feature items have hens "origins
Maine East was represented at
the recent Peoria-Manual Debate
of toys", "seasucu" and "U.S.
Tnurnament, where varsity
presidents." Five issues are
debaters Dun Fradici nf Park
printed during the 87-88 uchnol
Ridge and Ernest Wagner nf Des
Plaines came in first place,
year.
Members nf Ike Newspaper
Club are: Jenny Cubes, Renee
Juninr varsity debaters Son
Gabriela Nimias, Helena Vasquen, Barrett Panky, Josh AIling,
Alice Chai, Ira Rosenman,
Eunice Park, Mary Stareevic,
Angie Pachnf and Loss FriedFaculty advisors ore Ms. Mixdy LeIsteis, third grade teacher
and Mrs. Lucy Solomun, Reading
Coordinator.
Washington School is located at
5710 GoB Rd. in Gleuview and is
in East Moine ff3 schoet district.
Hanhart, Stephanie Kurtn,
Kim nf Dea Plaines and Michelle
Gail of Macton Gravo cnmpeted
Puppet shows, filmo, finger-, alarms for mIe, American Red
printiog of children and video- Cress, ucd other groups with
taping by Den Plaines Police safety-related prsdoctu, services
Department's I-Search UniI are or informatinn, are weloeme hi
forced tu incur an often severe
financial burden in luition
among the eduratiunal and enlertatuing displays and demonutra1mm scheduled fur Saturday and
Sunday, March 5 andt, atthe Des
Plaines Mall.
inquire about joining the two-day
event by calling the Mall office,
390-91M, or Peggy Wetter, Frs-
public schools the oupeme of
Among the grnups par-
The Dean's UsI for the fall
semester of 1957-65 at Saint
charges at a private nr parochial
school. They argsc that they are
paying for both while saving the
edocoting their yosugslers.
ticipating io the Safety Fair are
prefernce for a break ou income
Des Plaises Fire Department,
Fire Prevention Divioiun, Des
since many rent and are not
Plaises Police Department,
Emergency Services and
Disaster Agescy )ESDA), Des
Many who lestifind stated a
tas rather Ibas on property lax
homeowners.
Dsdyco explained that SB-1237
Plaines Jaycees with their smnke
remains is commillee. He pions
Io introduce several additional
bills - one to allow for a voucher
syslem. Under Ihat pias, parents
tiunat program best soiled lo
their child - pnivale sr public.
Only
Currently bulb Iowa ash Mixnesola have laws allowing for income tan breaks for tuition paymoot.
Loyola Ramble
cover contest
Nine student artists hrmhed up
entries for the 10th annual Ramhie Cover Contest. Cnngralul aSons to suphamore Bob Scalino nf
Mt. Prospect whose winning
design will he the cover uf the
SYSThM
:
ru
a vs,,, r, ,,,,,,
u
e
1885 Ramble Gift Catalogue. Ron
Distajo uf Skokie, second place
CALL TODAY for a Free, No-Obligation SUrvey
winoer - for the second time,
Rager BarUllo nf Niles, third
Chicago 490-0100
view, fourth place, will also have
wo_,__i,_,x_,_,,i,__i,__-w.,,
place, and Mike Hogg of Glen-
their designs throughout the
catalogue.
Toll Free t-800-525-2715
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
jmtto appreciate but lo hnaw and
feel what you hear, see and read.
The cost in $35 per series or $5
per session. For infarmatinu, cull
Meiden, Mes, Presshurger and
f351414,
Mr, Kuper, Principal,
The teachers in attendance
were, Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs.
5:30 P.M.
7:50 P.M.
3 PER TEAM
4 PER TEAM
6:88 P M.
D:31P.M.
4 PER 11AM
OPERTEAM
7:30P.M.
7:50P.M.
4PERTEAM
4PERTEAM
4PERTEAM
MIXED LEAGUES
MONDAY
MONDAY
TBESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THORSDAY
7:35P.M.
LADIES LEAGUES
TOE5OAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
SENIORS LEAGUE
.
eôji1
MENS LEAGUE
tinnul field trip ta Wtsite Pines in
Oregon, Illionis! A wnxderful
Ihow ta ase a campana), crom
cuuastry skiing, cemetery study
lot midaight) and a hayride and
square dance.
O
Summer League!
112, 7701 N. Lineals Ave,, Skohie.
award and Pathak wan the fourth
place speaker award,
.1
Make Your MarklnA
Twain School attend an educa-
study, quarry study, orienteering
,,,..iu-
SEARS has a credit plan Io fit mml any need.
Casounnity College East, Roam
participated is hiking, alarm
,Wi,,o-,,.
I,,,sIi,d. M,kI 455f OIe. aMO,,iy A,ikOk TIa,agh SEARS!
Emeritus uemivaru at Oaktnn
wun the fifth place speaker
t3 O,.
Io-,,rn, I,,,i,*d
TUESDAY
l'le P.M
TUESDAY
S'le P.M
WEDNESDAY. . . 9:35AM
SATURDAY
time was had by all. Everyone
ot
lsrranrs:
Friday, Feb. 26, f4 students and 4
memhera nf the faculty of Mark
offer Riccardi nf Gtenview advaneed ta the semi-finals, For
s
IleIp protect your home and family
Register nnw far three spring
The eight-week sessiom will
begin with a series an "Huw 10
Rear; HnwtuSee; Howtn Read"
from 938 ta 11:30 am. on Masdays from March 21 lu May 9.
Specialists is music, visual arts
and reading wilt leach yea sat
Carol Je Sassan, f335 W. Mosroc,
Nites.
Regular s 1090.00
Thc novice teams performed
well, The teams nf Act Fiuz of
NUes and Jasan Krajcer uf Mortun Grave, Grace Hang uf Mnrlsn
Grave advanced ta quarterfinals.
TrUnk Pathak uf Niles and Jeu-
Local sludent included: dalhsny Sassas, son nf Dennis and
HOME
SEARS SECURITY
Other hills will offer the options
of a state income lax credit or iscome las doduclion.
tuniar varsity lehnt,
On Wedneuday, Feb, 54 11e-00gb
Mury's College has been released
by the office of the provost.
them to "purchase" the edoca-
Registration for
Emeritus seminars
in quarterfinalu sod Kim wan
(austin speaker award fur the
On Dean's List
would receive o snucher allowing
1H O RS DAY
Mark Twain goes
to Oregon
motion Manager, 524-1742.
ON S4/TOW SAVE 35 %
pectatmocs at the college level.
Newspaper Club
at Washington School
Local ntndests receiving
:
Prices sublect to availability
Aldo DeAugetis (R-4f, Olympia
Scholastica administers
math test
NIU graduates
cussonencemrnt ceremonies, including 1,552 undergraduate
nr an incume las
The Parental Property Tax
Johnson, RN. "We created the
TLC Program to give parents
All Ski Pants
$4 $:6Q
½ Price or less st. John Lutheran Church and School
All Snowsuits
IMissouri Synodl
All Infant Pramsuits $8 12O
7429 North Milwaukee Ave., Nues
All Sweaters
$300 Church: 647-9867 School: 647-$132
Prices reinen to regular discount March 31
SPECIAL ADDED
Sat. March 5 10-4:00
Sun. March 6 11.3:00
SALE HOURS:
ing the seed fur further isdeplh
study, Senate Minority Loader
Jamen "Pate" Philip appointed
penty tax break, au inenme tax
hum - the vnueher system, a pro-
"Many parents aith yoosg
Magnetic Media Division, 3M
Tim Raetomas (Edison Park),
manager, was
outside ufthe Legislature. Realm-
charging sehuols. Their reesmmendatinns suggest several up-
Technotogy (CCAIT) and the
teleoisiss 515dm
resulted is a significant amassI
nf attentisn and comment, bnlh
pro and cus and hulk inside and
their child io being cared for by
health care professionals.
Association for Instruction and
Company.
ding their children ta tuitinu-
fulfill niher nbligationo white
Video
two former students were among
the winners at the second annual
Natisnat Vides Competition oponsnred by the Cnmmunity College
Relief Task Fnrce has issued its
reporf calling fur sume type nl
financial relief fur parents sen-
care program. The new "TLC"
years. Separate playroorno are
avaitahie for tuddtern and older
children, and each child in pro-
Oaktsn Community Cntlege
television stndin manager and
- The Parental Pruperly Tau
St.
Francis Hnspilat's sick child day-
chitdren aged t mouths In
Safety Fair at DP Mall
Task Force recommends
break on tuition costs
Sich chitdren can now receive
name options when their children
13th year of operation
. Foui week sessions
Help for working pare nts
at St. Francis
TOUGHLOVE group members,
and professionals. Call TOUGHLOVE at (211) 348-7gM to
register.
competition
winners
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7:30PM.
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i
The,flusday,M*Li8
'age2l
ME Varsity Girls' Gymnastics
Nues Library
announces winners
The Nitro Poblic Library
McDonalds funds
Children's clinic
day camp
GeifMaine ParkDistrictiu now
taking registration for ita 5momer doy camp.
yr. olds
The faculty ut the Montay Fine
Mon-Fri.
5-li yr. nids: Mon-Fri.
9:353:30; n wbs. $3lh; 8 wIts.
9-lo yr.
aids: Mon-Fri.
Children's Fashions at Res
The Home Economics Students
at Resurretino High School will
be sponsoring 'Mini Fashions in
Color" on Thors., mar. 10 at 7
p.m. in the Little Theatre. The
will he nerved prepared by the
Kitchen Skilln Class, and The
Fanhiou Merchandising Class han
coordinated the Advertising for
the evening.
Fashion Show is open to the
publie - free admission.
Some 20 children will be model-
ing a variety of boys and girlu
clothing made by the Clothing
Class. Home baked refreshments
Roosevelt
University
Dean's List
Roosevelt University announeeu that the following
stadeuta have made the Dean'n
List for the Fall, l7 uemeuter.
To qualify, students needed ta attain a 3.5 grade point average or
higher on a 4.1 system.
Lecal Riles students included:
Howard
M.
Friedman,
Prafulbala Shastri and Kathleen
A. Lawlor.
AMERUCANlSRAELl
HIGH SCHOOL
PROGRAM
Children on Sunday, Starch 13 al
3 p.m. in the College auditorium.
Tiehets are available in advance
or at thr door: $1 per child, age 4
and older; $5 per adult, or $10 per
Live and study with Israeli students
Tour Israel-Cities, Historic Sites, Kibbutzim
Far were information. pleaoe call:
The EJE. High School of Jowioh Stadien
427-5570 Board uf Jewish Edacation)
U,de, the o,pice5
YOUTH ALIYAH
(Jewish Agency $t W.Z.O.)
Prizes were awarded io three
The program includes piano
and piano duet by Lolo.
A reception wilt follow Ike por-
Grades 3-t Paul Stancoyk, 3rd
formance. For further informu-
grade, St. Juliana School; Grades
lion, call the College at 539-7072.
Culver Elemeotary Sehoola,
5-y -
Tracy Frey, 5th grade,
The top wioser was Michael
and after camp child cace
Oakton 's Educational
hour.
For further information please
Foundation approves grants
cool. lt's sometbiog like s permissios card to take out books
aod many other things suck so
paintings, records, puonles and
memory of Clifford Se)dler,
former Foundalion directsr. In
lapes.
But it's realty much more lkao
that. It's s magie ticket to many
The Gatitos Community CollegeEdscat)000l Foondation approvedfour grantstoprovide fon-
Tot Learning
Center
registration
ding for the College's various
events and programs. Ad-
ministered by a hoard of directsrs who represent the commutot7, the FoundutiOn helps finance
educatiottulprogratos not usually
Skukie Park District's Tot
Learning Center announces
priority registratian for the sutur
mer and fall of 1988. This special
funded by slate or local tan
revenues.
The Foundation Grants Cornmittee approved $3,000 for two
scholarships for Oaktnn's "Stody
a Semester in London Program"
under the Illinois Comortium for
Internatioul Studies. A $5,500
registration period for nolde
residents and thone employed io
Skokie nil beget March 7 and end
ApodO. After Apr88, registration
will remain open antil all spaces
have horn filled. Appointments
fur registration are recommened
hot nat required.
Tat Learning Center offers day
grant was awarded te fund the
National Junior College Athletic
Two year aids need not be loud
trained. T.LC. is open Monday
-Friday, 7am-Opm. Formore in.
formation, please roll 674-1500.
DaMon Ott June 3.
A $3,000 scholarship endow-
ment has been established in
Scholastic Art
Award Winners
Students Named
to National
Honor Society
Mr. DOnald G. Huehner, Pchs-
We congratulate the following
undents who were elected ta Ute
National Honor Society by the
fornite of SI. Seholaatica Higb
School, inthe 1007-00 uehool year.
ripai of Genuini Junior High
Sehool, 8055 N. Greenwood, Niles
- East Maine School District 03
-would libe ta invite the remmueity te the showing of the 1908
The election process is based
on traits of Leadership, Servire
and Chararter shown by the sIsdent both inside and outside the
school environment. Tu qualify
North Suburban Regional
academically fur this honor at St.
Schulastica High School, a sta-
Lake County in Grayslake, IL,
05W thro Feb.38.
cumulative grade point average
Winners are: Derek ArfO, Lina
Checo, Sssan Chue, Slijal Dosai;
dent mast have achieved a
nf 3.5 en a 4.0 scale. Seniors:
Moira Gordon, Mary Fuller,
Karin Lee, CoSmo Dahlherg,
Eva Yuca, Candy Sberidan, Lori
Fong, Charmaine Snacillo, Emily
Maso, Theresa Ross, Juniors:
Cercho Cruz, Rosemary Feit,
KerrySkemp, Lysa Cobarrubias,
THIS SUMMER
addition lo this initial donation,
the Foondalion directors will
match each dnllar of the first
$2,000 contributed from outside
sources. The Commitec also approved $600 to finance the videa
production of Acting Up!, an
older adult performing troupe.
Funds are made available to
Oakton through the generosity of
cotmnossity businesses, associa90m, and individuats. Donations
from benefrctors are restricted
tor a specific scholarship, a
scholarship fund, or an endow-
ment fund in memory or in
reeognuliOn of an individuul.
Association Marathon Meet at
eure for children 2-5 years of age.
Zivkoic and Melody MeBride.
SFulI academic credit in your local school
SAlI academic courses in English, lOth,llth
and 12th grade
SHebrew language, Jewish History
is
differeol categories. The wioniog
entries by category were Grades
K-2 - Miehoet Eooiecnoy, 2nd
grade, SI. Jobo Breheaf School;
Shalanda Dexter, Elisa Lam,
Valerie Schaefer, Mary Jane
SOne year a semester programs available
free. Free parking
rhyme, or free form esplainiog
woche by Brahms, Grieg, Liszt
and Poulenc, two Spanisb pieces
for classical guitar and a violin
rail 297-3000.
McDonald Owners of Chicago and Northern indiana; Gay Marino,
COSI memher and Doyle Morrissey, COSI President.
children 3 or under will ko admit-
why they love their library card.
and all immediate children);
available at the rate of $1 per
Chicago and Northern Indiana, George Popes, President,
vitod to enter Ibis conlest by
writing an esosy, a poem, o
availuble.
Camp starts June 20 and ends
Ang. 12. There is before camp
Northern Jodiaan and the Children's Oncology Service of Illinois,
Inc. (COSI) recently visited Children's Memorial Hospilal to view
to 'work in progress' on children's Hematology/Oncology clime.
The McDonald owners and COSI, a non-prnfitgraup which operates
the Ronald McDonald Noose near Children's Memorial, have mmed together lo nnderwrite the cost of clinic renovations, which will
be named "The Ronald McDonald Hematology/OoeOIOgy Clinic."
Shown left to right arei Bili Chonowito, McDonald's Owners of
Children is grades K-t were in-
ted
lamily (includes t or 2 parents
9:383:30; twbs. $365; lwks. $435
(includes 2 overnights).
Love My Library Cord" cootest.
Arts Center of Feician College,
3800 W. Peterson ave., Chicago,
will present a Concert for
9:30-1:30; 6 wks. $215; 8 win.
$385.
District is pleased to a00000ee
the results nf the local "Why I
Children's Concert
at Felician College
Golf Maine
summer
3-4
RepreenttiveS from the McDonald'o Owners of Chirago and
Pagen
'-TkeBagIe,Thiiridiy, MarthI5 INS
-
Scholastic Art Enhihition. The
exhibit of award-winning student
art work is held in the Community Gallery of Actat the College of
Pante Marini Fichera, Martin
Giersz, Jennifer Hang, Doug
Kovucs, Suphia Laftsidis, Slarey
Lamden, Hrn Un Lee, Maxiamma Mothew, Sandy Oh, Rehder
Reyes, Dave Swanson, Heta
Thakker, and Kelly Van Patten.
Martin Gleise and Kelly Van
Pallen are blue ribbon winners
and their projects will go is New
York for the national judging.
KIBBUTZ STYLE
CAMP
Mundelein
'Weekend
Experience'
A pre-spring taste of college
will be os the menu of the
Mundelein College Weekend Esperienee, Sunday, March 6, 1 -5
p.m. in the College learning
Resource Conter, 6363 Sheridan
Read, Chicago.
A how-to-do-it event, the Ex-
perienre will focus on the
Weekend College formst and ad-
mission procedures, financial
aid, current student perspectivm, and qumtiom regarding
academic requirements and nphem.
For information, call 989-5406.
Felician students
honored
The 1980 edition uf Who's Who
Among Students in American
Junior Colleges wilt include the
names of 7 students from Fell-
cian Colge who have been
selected as nutiocul uotstandtsg
campos lenders.
Students named this year from
Felician College are: Eileen
Curler, Lauradis DelToro, Heidi
Dreier, Mary Halter, Marianos
Massa, William Rodriguez, and
flfl(IW
Elisabeth Zclowvki.
Additionolly, len Feticioo Cot-
SHOMRIA
nomiosted to the National Dens's
Lint for Junior Colleges. For the
second semester of the 1907-68
school year, sophomores, Eilceo
Carter maintained s perfect 4.0,
Lauradis DelToro, 3.81, and
Susan Ecnneaily, 3.00. Freshmen
Richard Clierepski, Cindy O'Csnnor, Robert Pelletier atsi Putrick
lege students have been
Auniquernmnnroxper)encelsrJewishyodh dosignodtocombinoa lull program of
.Ot
exculingcatnpatiuwilieswilh thestimulat;vg cnvironmonlof Kibbulu life-
Singing
Arls S Crafts
eDancjng
Hiking
Coed 816
Jul0 3-July 31
Svuimming
NeePrt(4 g
4 weehs
For
CAMP SHOMRIA
Discount br early rogi trains
calf: Odod Zmiri 000.2565361
ueJamio 312-262.4915
Stolfer possessed a perfect 4.0,
Jean Murle Maurer;AsínaLiza
Pardilla andJames Ryba had 3.0.
Kooiecony. Io bis entry he stated:
"A library cord io awesome sod
tO
Shown above ace the Maine East Girls Gymnustics trato: front, kneeling 11-rl Amy Suros,
Michelle Scott and Cheryl Martins; (middle, 1-rl
Coach Peter Huff, Captain Felicia PatI, Debbie
Tax relief
renewals sent
to seniors
Over 200,000 senior citizens in
Cook Csunly will noon be receiv.
ing ronewsi forms is the mail for
the 1917 Senior Citizen's Enemplion, Coonly Assessor Thomas C.
Hynes announced today.
With the exemption, u senior
hsmeswscr can save as muchas
$208 so properly toses that wiU
hedue this summer.
Renewal applicalisos, which
must be filed each year, are mail-
ed lo Ikone seoiors who were
regiulered (or the eoemptisn loe
lhe previ555 year.
The applications ace loller sise
wilh a detachable forno sIlbe bol-
Seoior homeowners cao
15m.
verity Ike ioformalioo sod cornpide Ike renewal process simply
by signing and returning Ihe
tower portion of the form to
Hyoeu' office.
Those wbo turned 65 io 1987 ore
eligible to receive 1ko Senior
Citizen's Enemplion for the first
lhoe. 'If a seolor homeowner
already registered for 1907, they
will not receive any 00lire io the
mail at this time," Hyneo said.
"However, if o persoo turned 65
io 1987 and has not yet regi000red,
I urge them to contad my office
immediately. We wast IO make
sure thut those who qualify for
Ike exemption will receive it."
Homeowners receiviog the
T:ngos, Jenny DoMano, and Coach Betty Axelsoo;
(fop, l-r) Sylvia Zarcoynshi, Curi Weilemso,
Melissa Mallos, Charron Wiltin, Allyson Paradise,
Regsoa Bocci, and Dawn Flickingter.
Maine citizens
join Senior
board
A Des Plaines business woman
sod a Pork Ridge reoident were
elected recently to the Board of
Directors of (toe NoroIs Shore
Senior Center, so agency serving
locol 000ior citizens.
They ore Mro, Mory L. Joyce,
aosisgaol maoager of the closing
doportmenl al Merrill Lyoch
Reolty, 2700 S. River Road, Des
Plobies, sod Arthor Lohse, os
admioislralor wilh the Chicago
Public Schools, who lives al 530 S.
Hamlim, Park Ridge.
Last yoor, more 1h00 605 Moine
Township senior adslls and lhcir
fsmilieo were served by North
Shore Senior Ceotee io the
geoersl areas of counseling and
coiumuoily cure.
The North Shore Sooior Cooler,
with hesdquorloru io Wi000lha,
is the designated agency of 1ko
State of Illinois Department of
Aging for Maize Township. It has
three professional social workers
assigned lo Ihe lowostsp. They
are availoble by appoinlmenl al
the Des Plaines Commuoity
Senior Center, 1046 Thachor, Des
Plaines, and at the Pork Ridge
Senior Center, 150 5. Western,
Park Ridge. The sonst workers
atoo will make home visils to
elderly people who cannot gel
out. Service may he obtaioed by
caSing 446-0750.
Senior Citizen's EnemptiOO
automatically qualify for the
For information about these
services for Maioe Township
geoeral Homeowner's Enemy-
Shore 500ior Center, call
tioo sud will not have lo apply for
il wheo those forms are mailed at
a later date.
For more information, contact
Flyoes'
office io Ike Coocty
Building, 118 N. Clark, Chicago,
4436151 or rn Shokie, 5600 Old Orchard Rd., 470-7237,
Scholarship
card party
The Alumnae of Resorreclion
High School cordially invite you
lo an afternoon of card playing
sod Bunco at Resurrection High
School os Sun., Mar. 20 from
1:39.4 p.m. Admission is $3. Bring
your friends and come support
Our scholarship program.
senior odultu through the North
446-6756.
Long-Term Health
Care seminar
A free semioor so "Loog-Term
Health Care, Who Pops?" oponscrod by the Oukloo Seoier
Center, will be held at Ike Pirol
National Book of Shokie, Liocoto
6 Oahtoo io Shokie, March 7 al
10:45 am. The public is invited.
The edocational seminar, uponsored by the lllinoiu Health Core
Association, will provide infor-
worlds of adventure. With my
library card
f
can travel
I'm feeling sud.
I gnous I love my library curd
barasse it's jost libe a good
friend."
His entry wiS be sent 60 the
American Library Association
for ostiosul judging.
The following people wilt also
receive certificates of participa-
Kindergarten - Samnotba
Neumann and Eristy Stanczyk.
Grade 1 - Swat) Bavisi, Nathan
Di010ler, Mansoor Esgdowats,
Timsoy Ontuogor, Desiree Shursuo sod Chris Wilke.
Grade 1 - Jesoy Kong.
Grade 5 . Shams Koog aod
Brizo Stascnyk.
Grade 6 - Amy Boffei, Leticia
Cardenas, Ei Ckni, David
Dotlefoen, Natalie Dichos, Megso
Doughty, David Dora, Juba Fan010, Tori Ftemming, Tom Florio,
Vilo Gattuso, Crystalyo Gemhala, Monica Gruse, Vanessa
Hirleig, Sylvia Kazmiercoak,
Matt Klaxcuik, Barbara Korcz,
Jovan Marinar, Steve Mazib,
Cheryl Miebaels, Karissa Moore,
anywhere - to outer space, under
Arthur Mroczek, Eunice Park,
the sea, lo the jangle, etc. I cao
Benny Seiwert, Frack Silvio,
use it to Icaro abost'masy differont things or just to have o
Eugene Spiva, Evelyn Stators,
Janet Wasilewshi and James
Center of
Concern seeks
volunteers
laugh with s gond joke hook when
The Center of Coocero
Volsoteers are involved in maoy
Secretary of Slate Jim Edgar,
io Cooperation with Niles Park
bIcots can be used wisely in a
Road Review Course for all
Roues of the Road
Review Course
Wlektioshi.
Grade 7 - Lise Mesuner.
The public is invited to view all
the entries in the Children's Servires Department at the Library,
6960 0510100 st., during the month
of March.
dillerenl activilies and yosr
District is uttering a Rutes of Ike
For islorsoatiso about other
programs for children, call the
variety 01 services The Cooler of-
Citieeos in the Nitos ares.
The purpose nf the course is to
LEGALNOTICE I
fors - loformatioo sod Referral,
employmeol, housing, personal
couosehog, lioaocisl, legal sod
medicare c000seliog, sspport
grospo, Iriendly visilolioos,
seloior compaoiuos, lutoriog,
eocsrl traosporlalioo, classes
aod meetiogs et so edocsti005l
salare, food dislrikotioo aed
masy votuoleer opporlusilies.
If you ore interesled io sharing
your talents, please call 823-0453
or visit The Ceoter of Coocero,
locted io Sulle 125 of thelMO N.
Norlbweul Highway Osildiog io
Park Ridge. Drop in aod loare
about our many programs sod
services. The coltee Pol 5 siwoys
Toastmasters
Group meeting
The Nites Chapler of
Tosslmoslers Iolernstiooat will
mccl March 7, st 7 p.m. ot the
Niles Library, 6900 Oskton St.,
NUes.
Becomiog a Toastmaster offers
on opportunity to learn effective
communicalioc through practical experience io so simosphere of fellowship sod
understanding.
Guests are welcome.
For more information, pleaue
call Dolores Pf500doer st
692-2125.
Regina artists
honored
kelp upplivasls pass the tllisois
Drivers Liceose rexewsl esammalino. It updules drivers no
1ko current rulos of the road, esplaies Ike vision und the driviog
obility esumioali000, sed
prepares applicants tor the
generai wrilleo rood sign en-
Milwaohee, Nues no March 14
from 10 am. to soon.
Health Care Ceoter
The course is tree to everyone,
soy uge, who wishes tu alteod.
For more iolormalioo, please
contad 967.0100 sr t (8001252-2064
toll-tree.
LEGALNOTICE
NOTICE OF BID
The Village nf Riles will be serepting sealed bids for:
ONE 1,900 G.P.M. VERTICAL
TURBINE PUMP
REPLACEMENT OF 8"
DIAMETER WATER MAIN
Sealed bids will be arrepled oxlii nono, os March 22, 1900 at Ike
Village of Niles, 01lire of the
Porchssing
Agent, 7601 N.
Milwaukee Avesue, Riles, Illinois
60048.
General
islormotiso
und
specific i001rocli005 coocerniog
this request for yroposul are
Ovsilsble st the Office nf the Purchasing Agent, 7601 Mitwsokee
Avenue, biles, Illiooiu tSO48.
Competition sponsored hy the
the controclur furnishes a copy of
their "l.D.O.T. Cerlificale si
Eligibility".
Jill Hoinuan, Barbara Shaw,
maton lo senior citizens about
Jesnifor Sluzynski, Sharon
present Medicare und Medicare
Supplemenl coverage and bow
they can protect their assets
when long-term care is needed.
Wallace, Glenview; Christine An-
fonopoulun, Rogers Parhl Mthn
Yurino, Slenkie;
Vunko
Shigenobu, Wilmette.
[tenith Focilities Plsoniog Arc
asd 77 tllisnis Adm. Code Part
The Rules nl the Rood Review
Course sviti be held st Nibs Park
District Recrealioo Center, 787?
Seven Regina Dominican High
College of Lake County:
NOTICE OF
PUBLtC HEARING
Io
accordance
with the
require050015 of the Illinois
of the Illinois Heslik
Facilities Planning Board, 0011cc
is gives nf s Public Hesriog no au
appliratios 80v permit for s
proposed cnoslrorlioo sod/Or
'Preqoslilication is required
(sr bidding br Ike "Repiscemeot
sI 8" Diameter Walermsio". The
bid psrkol will only be issued il
School art students received
awards io the Scholastic Art
Nitra Public Library at 067-8554.
Rids will be Opened at the
Board of Trusteeu' meeting, star-
lung at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
March22, 1188, at 7200 Milwaukee
Avenue, Riles, Illinois 40648.
Andrew R. Balta
Purchasing Agent
1201
moditiralino projorc from Omni
of
Riles
IProject #57-27tl nl Riles,
Illisois. The proposed project is
to C005trurt sod Establish a 99
Bed "Geseral Long-Term Care"
Fsrilily Cossistiog nf 60 Skilled
and 33 Sheltered Core Beds. The
total estimated projerl rosi is
$2,S60,500.tO.
'the Public Heoring is to be
held by the llliouis Department nf
Public Health porsusot to Ike
Illinois Health Facilities PIsoniog Act. The }leariog is open te
the public with oppnrtuoity to
present relevoot verbal aod writ-
ten commeols on Ike proposed
project. The Hearing will be roodueled so follows:
The Hearing will he held us
March 11, 1988 at t :38 p.m. st Ike
Park Ridge Public Library
located at 25 Sooth Prospect
Avenue, io Pack Ridge, Iliioois
08068
For additi005l information call
217/782-2511,
NOTICE: THIS MEETING
WILL BE ACCESSIBLE TO
HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS
IN
COMPLIANCE
WITH
EXECUTIVE ORDER #5 AND
PERTINENT
STATE
AND
FEDERAL
LAWS
UPON
NOTIFICATION
OF
ARTICIPATED
A1"lENDANCE.
HANDICAPPED
PERSONS
SHOULD
CONTACT
Don
Williams BY TELEPHONE AT
(217) 782-3510 OR BY LETFER
NO LATER THAN TWO DAYS
PRIOR TO THE MEETING
DATE.
The &gle, Thuroday, Marcb3, I9BB
TheBugle, fluradey, March 3, UU
-
ENTERTAINMEN T GU IbE
"Inherjtthe
W'nd"
nri'il
The recent public Scrutiny of
censorsmp issues renders the
N1les North High School prodoction of 'Inherit the Wind"
especially tunely. On Friday and
Saturday, March II and 12 at 8:50
pm. in the school's aadilorium,
thirty-nine of the ochool'o young
actors will perform Jerome
Lawrence and Roberl E. Lee's
powerfnl drama. Seating
s
reocrved, with ticket prices ranging from $3 ta $5. Phone 673-5051
fOrfartherinfOrm:lion.
the 1925
Darwin's theory of evolution lo
'
-
hin Dayton, Tennessee claoo. But
thin vernion attempts te minimize
the historical content of the play,
according lo director and English
teacher Jerry t'rulliI, and "enamine the broader, ongoiag queo-
tien of academic freedoms,
of
constitutasnal rights."
The authors Constructed pro-
totypes for the legal wits cuptivating that Tennessee cour-
traum namely Henry Drummond
as Clareare Darrow and Matthew
.-
'
L'-:..
oug
Handenotser
Science
teacher
Frank
Mayfield io the technical dtrector, and Norlhwestern oenior
Iuky's not as Famous
Hamburgers or Cheeseburgers
Marillac presents
"Stage Door"
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO
ENJOY ORE COMPLIMENTARY
S)WHEN A SECOND HAMBURGER
f./OR CHEESEBURGER OF EQUAL
"Slage Door", Ihe George S.
Kaufman - Edna Ferber comedy
about a group of stage-struck octresoes, who dream of Broadway
otardom, For those who are looking for an evening of delightful
eelertainment, performances are
For tickets, please call Marillae
High School: 446-lIfts, weekdays,
t am-f p.m.
e_9645 Milwaukee, Nibs
Drake Hotel where he is providing mente for the Sunday
Brunch tri Ihe Oak Terrace
Resiaurasl.
and Well and Livingis Paris" at t
p.m., Mar. 4, 5, 11 and 12 and al 3
p.m., Mar. t and 13 in the Hilton
Theatre, Sheridan and Weslleigh
Rilo., Lake Farest.
The munie and lyrics of "Jar-
SAT h SUN.. 15ß 2:30, 3:lb 4:55. 5:3t, 7:00.7:45,9:15. lO:m
WEEKDAyS .5.35 7:00, 7:45. 9:15, to-m
ques Brei" have the power to
R
STARTS FRI.
"EMPIRE OF THE SUN"
SAT. h SUN. . 12:45, 345, 6:35, 9:35
WEEKDAYS: 6:35. 9:30
PG
shuch, arnese, penetrate, wusnd
and aroase, sayo Muni McKay
who is directing the BaraI proTickets for "Jacques Brei" are
$7 for general admission and $5
for students and seniors.
For reservations, cail the
Drahe Theatre Bes Office,
255-2825. Visa and Mastercard accopIed.
-
.1.
The Green Drinks will be flowing
Loyola's "Oklahoma"
readyfor Opening night
Rehearsals for Loynla's spring
moo-eat, "Olejahoma" are "dois
fme" and getting ready for a
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Eveoing performances March
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ENTERTAINMENTGUIDE,
j
Oakton's spring
entertainment
season
The Performieg Arts Departlege will begin its spring enter. tamment season with a dramatic
presentation, See How They
Run." A npeciat preview will he
The humenwner with a plumb-
ing prnhiem nr the property
masager with a leaking runt nr
electrical prnhlems may not
knsw whn te call and may remet
Lions handicapped
children and seniors
The Liom of District i-A will
host two special und exciliug
mutisee performances of the
Shrine Circus for twn very
special
audiences-5,000
blind/visually & hearing im-
"Slory Theatre" March 40
t
WlfLu1ft
Th*,,..4....
matinee Sunday.
Tickets are $4 and can be pur-
i
lion of Aesnp and Grimm Brother
taten. Paul Sills, who worked with
Second City, adapted "Slory
directed by Dents Berkson,
Oaktss prnfessor of Theater,
Theatre" foc the stage.
plenty of laughter and excite-
Fisherman (Chrinsy Dnsuelty,
Senior) catches the magical
flounder )Diasr Filipski, Senior)
to get o wish granted.
I
Charles Dsslittle, Oaktos's
thenter technician.
Tickets are $5, general adessisSinn; and 4, students, staff,
-
Felicuan College
Tickets Is the preview are $2. For
spring trip
tins, call 635-tstO.
Arts and Crafts
The Adull/Costissing Educotinn department of Felinas Cotlege, in association with
Mayflower Tours, is opening
Fair
A Spring Arts and Crufts Fair
will be held by the ParesIa Ctnb
regisiratios fur an Arizona,
Grand Canyon and Las Vegas
Holiday eight doy excursion,
nl Resnrrection High School from
10a.m. tndp.m. Satarday, March
12, at the school, 7500 W. Tulnott
beginning March 19.
The itinerary benefits includes
round Irip air transportation via
scheduled Bight aboard America
Went Airlines from Chicago to
Ave., Chicago. Admission is 50
rests.
Oser 120 estsihitors will display
and sell their origmal work.
Phoenis and return from Las
Vegas, round trip transfers to
and 1mm hotels, Mayflower
There will be a bakery booth and
an arts and crafts raffte, food and
refreshments. The public is is-
vite si.
escorts, and four dinners.
Sightseeing at Mosteosmu Castle
National Monsment, Sedosa, a
Res Arts & Crafts
show
ghost town, Sun City reonri, Old
Scottsdale City, Camelbach
Mountain areu and Rawhide is iseluded. There wilt be a day tiry to
TucsOs with visits to Mission San
The Ressrrection High School
Parent_s Unh will sponsor a Spring Arta & Crafts Show os Saturday, March 12, from 9 am. tn 4
p.m. at the high school. All are
welcome to attend - open to the
Xavier del Bac and Saqsaro Na-
henal Monument, atsng with a
visit lo the Grand Canyns and
Hnover Dam on the way to Las
Vegas. A Las Vegas show and
public.
free "Fmi Puck" with area ester-
directed by Denis R. Berkson
set arid lighi deoigo by Charles Duollttle
Dates: March 11, 12, 18, 19, at 8:00 p.m.
March 13 and 20 at 2:00 p.m.
Tickets
$4.00 Studeots, Stuff,
Facully und Sesisrs
$5.00 Geverul Admission
$2.00 Specesi Preoiew,
Murch 10, 8 pic.
Tiskets se SaleOSA Ticket Office
Duktus Cuwrnuvity College
1600 E. Golf Road
Des PAises, IL
For resereutions and Information cull 0-Ilk
635-1900
All unatsrsserved
remodeling, tundseaping, maying, fmring, and plumbing, lo
sume hot a few. The range nf
businesses covers personal and
property services lar both the
homeowner and the business
owner.
Each company is checked
memher nf DIAL ONE. After
verifed by ita peeru. Prompt problem oelving asid husinesantabifi-
passing rigorous inspecliun and
investigation, each memher mmpuny io required tu sign u DIAL
chine.
hefnre il is allowed to become a
w are alun requirements for
ownershp of a DIAL ONE franFor Ike humeawner nrthe rem-
ONE rode of ethics and a cnnsemer profectios program, thus
merciai or induolrtal property
manager, DIAL ONE allers o
assuring our cuslomers the
"sne-stop" shopping sourrefor ol
his personal und property needs
and for the privale businessman
higheol level of quality and professiosaliom. Before a company
is permitted Is carry the DIAL
ONE name, ils performance is
competing to as agressive
confirmed with present and past
CsOtsmers and ita reputation in
marhel. Franchise and empinyment opportunities are available.
The right decision.
Now you can stay warm at a very
Circus ut Medisuk Temple, tOO N.
comfortable price.
greeted und escorted inside the
Temple by members of msre
Ilias 100 Chicago area Lioso
Clubs as well us members al
This York Spark Ignition Furnace is
not only an exceptional huy. but
will save yuu plenty of operating
Uooeso and Leo Clubs.
dollars,
Since il lights with spark ignition,
there is no pilot light to waste fuel.
Just what you'd expect from York,
the leader in energy saving
Each year, the Lions buy large
blocks of tickets for both matinee
i
features,
performances' apd pay all esi
penses forthese perfornsanees as
And you can count on it for quiet
fered.
t
,
well as provide euch child and
senior citizen with a treat hag
operatinn and long. dependable
Special "Cancellation and
I
included io the toue priez, along
with $40 in Mayflower Money.
Tour per person ratos arr $009,
double room; $009, single room;
and $075, triple room. Regislar-
,
CAbE, the Chicago Area
Thea ire Organ Enthusiasts, will
lily soot Slos Kann in concert at
Ihr famous
tios isformatins is available by
ratting the Feticias Cotfcgr
Il icc unsolc
Department al 539-t9t9.
gucsl oil many of the most
yoyufar nctwork and syndicated
Iclevision shows.
To musir lovers, Stan in truly a
master uf Ike keyboards, and will
play the 1107 pipe Gateway organ
Adult/Continuing Education
Coin collector's
show
The sent date for the Chicago
Cois Cosme wilt be held at Ihr
Leaning Tower YMCA, 0355
Touky, os Sunday, from 15 am to
4 pm. Admission is free assi there
is ample free parking.
Eighteen euperts will have en-
hikits os display and will br
available lu appraise and idestify
any colon, medals, tokens or
paper money presenled. Aft pernuns interested is cois collecting
are cordially invited to attend.
of
Gateway Thcalrc Pipe Organ on
Sunday, March 13 at 23t p.m.
Stan Kano has been a regular
ing them for an afternmn nf
entertainment wa he the Notre
Dame University Jam Band from
South Bend, Indiana. Admisiun is
$2 and all are welcome tu attend.
For further info call Jim
Kosiek, Notre Dame High School
Mmm Director ut 965-5515.
Rapp & Stapp. Muck of the
theaire han been refsrkished ky
-
'
i
first opened.
i
st., Olenovoocd 00425, or in person
at the Copernicus Cenler, 551$ W.
Lascreuce ave., Music Box
which olars Fatty Arbockle and
Buster Kcatuo in his liest film
adults. Children are admitted
free with a fulty paid adult admissiun. All tickets ace $5 at the door
the day uf the show. For more information call 252-0037.
The Gafcioay Theatre (now
Coperoicus Center) opened in
1930
billed
as "A Gardon nf
Chicago. Tickets are $6 for
Travelogue on Romania
A travelogue, "Romania-A
Land of Beasty", filmed by pro-
Hasch during a recent cultural
enchasge, wilt he shows at Ike
North Shore Hotel, 1611 Chicago
"Heritage Day"
program
Chicagoans will osee again
have the opportunity lo enjoyan
afternoon of song and artistry
during "Irish Herifage Day",
Mur. R, at 3 p.m., at the Irish
Acoerieus Heritage Center, 462f
N. Kuno Ave., Chicago.
Admission Is "Irish Heritage
Day" io free. Pur further iofor-
mutton, contact the Irish
American Herilage Conter at
552-7135.
-
the mail - CATOE, 753 E. 104th
Theatre, 3733 N. Soulhport uve,
or CATOE, 0244 W. Eddy st., is
fraturo of 001e.
i
is a great opportunily Io see the
theatre much libe it was when it
Tickets arr availubte through
Ave., Evanston, os Tuesday,
March t at 2:30 p.m.
The otide show is open to the
community at no churge.
For reservations, please cali
004-6400,
"Evita" tickets
available
Tickets fur "Evita" at the
Lincolnohire-Marriot are
available through the Mellon
Grove Hudasuak of the North
Shore. The tickets are for Sunday
afternnsn, March 20 und are $23.
For further isformatins pieuse
write to Phyllis Goldberg, Apt,
tot, 235 Lahe Blvd., Buffalo
Grove, ff689.
treats are dsnuted with Ike re-
-
i
for the blind and visually impaired will he Barry Edwards,
Traffic Reporter for WBBM-AM
radis. Tins wilt he Barry's fsurth
year acting as guest rumininotstor for Ike Lions t-A Circus
Party. Mr. Edwards' running
commentary over ctooed circuit
beadoels will give the blind und
vissally impaired children the
chance fo "see" the spectacle
Acting as Circus Chairman,
unce again, io Harold Borhett,
PDG., 1249 W. Norwood St.,
'I Chicago; und working with
Ckariman Burkett are Reynaldo
' Posesa of 150 Abstand Ave.,
Von Wyk, 16434 Maptewood
Court, Tinley Park, Lieulenant
Governor of District t-A.
Other members of Ike Commit-
lee are; Leonard Grady, Jr.,
PDG,, 924f S. Forest Ave.,
Chicago; WA. "Bill" Woeslaw,
F.D.a., 9010 Archer Nd., Willow
seniors $3,50,
Friday tickets half price when
purchased is advance. A special
performance for seniors snIp will.
be held March 10, 8f0 p.m. Admission $1.25.
and
M.q
milage Ave., Chicago; Joe
Brady, 4051 Lee St., Shokie;
William Pruebo, 10000 Avenue H,
Chicago; Randall Elliott, 6004 W.Foster Ave., Chicago; Robert
Block f15 - 205th Place, Dyer, Is-
diano; George "Len" Pearson,
4244 W. 09th Place, Oak Lawn;
WilliSm Pucker, 9101 5. Bell,
Chicago; Robert Waiting,
Bob Williams, Inc
Chicago;
VAWE
Air Conditioning & Heating
PDG,, 7933 W. 291k St., Lyons;
Semi Johnson, 5500 5. Ellis Ave.,
24 HOURS
Joe Ewing, 151f W.
Oak Porlo; Jobo Colemas, 0190
w. 82nd Place, Borbash; Alfred
N, Furore, 154 S. Lavergse,
Morch ll-IS-iO-tO-25-26 at 0:00
pm. und a March 25 Matinee at
2;3t p.m. Tickets iii advance $4l
ut door $4.50; students and
YORK®
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and excitement of the Circos.
1791k Place, Chicago; Leonard
The Devonshire Playhouse,
Replacing an older furnace with our
HIGH EFFICIENCY model can really
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have an A,F.U.E, of 80% or higher.
mainder purchased by the Lions.
Serving as guest commentator
.
CATOE volunteers, and this show
io a 'popo" concert. Stan will
also accompany Ihr rare 1917
silenl comedy "Coney Inland"
fessiosal photographer Ruy
The ResurreetinnlNslre Dame
High School Jaez Bund will he
performing at Nntre Dame High
School on Sunday, March 6 at 5
pm les the school cufeterfu. Join-
Dreams" und was designed by
the renowned theatre arekitecla
Irle.
consisting nf cundy, cookies, popcorn and a beverage. Many of the
Unused Services Insurance" is
Res Notre Darne
J azz Band
An old-fashioned roller coaster ride of
laughter and excitement
companies in mnre than 45 trades
und services. Each company bas
un established reputation for do-
ing and healing, pest rssfrnt,
taisment discounts will be of.
0cc Performing Arts Center Presents
Philip King
property service concept, with
paired und handicapped children
will enjoy Ike duuolisg spectacle
of Ike 12:15 p.m. Circus perfor-
I
ticket reservations and inferma-
perIs in their field. We are a total
OsFri.,Mar.4,themanyblisd,
visually impuired, hearing im,
faculty and sesinr citizens,
DIAL ONE is a team of independently owned trades und
servire companies that are es'
Wabaoh Ave. They will be
Fisherman and His Wife,"
ment. Set and light design is by
cull D-I-A-L-O-N-E,
12:15 p.m. performance of the
Shows is a scene from 'The
"See How They Ran" promises
call any DIAL ONE rumpuny or
Boses are sehedoled to artive
ut 11 am. on Fri., Mar. 4 fur Ike
"Story Theatre" is an adayta-
Written by Philip King and
eludes independesl businesses is
a vareity nf fields such as elecfrirai contracting, air condition-
The DIAL ONE nelwnrh in-
Moo., Mar. 7.
3:00 p.m.
Read, Des Plaines.
building managers ran simply
DIAL ONE, ronunmers or
as well as t,fOO senior citizejis
soreounding senior citizen/retirement homes. These
pei'forsiunces are scheduled to
take placo on Fri., Mar. 4, and
775-0016 between BOO am. and
ing Arta Center, tftt E. Golf
ing quality wurh,
from
chased by calling Ihe school at
March 13 and 20 in the Perform-
lo a rundom selection In the
Ielephane heak listings, With
paired und hasdicapped ehitdresi
73t p.m. with a 2O0 p.m.
presented at 8 pm. Thursday,
March tO. Performances are
sehedaled at 8 pm on March
ll,t2t8 and t9, and at 2 pm an
by
i
DIAL ONE for solutions to your mechanical problems
Resarcectien High lichent, 7520
W. Talcstt Ave. will present
ment at Onkton Community Col-
-,
"ComedyCo ert"
Story Theatre
at Resurrection
P.ge 31
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677-3144
7 DAYS A WEEK
Stolz, D.D.G,, 54 W. Madison St.,
Northlahe; Normas R. Daol, 7321
W. Lake St., River Forest; Oscar
McGoire, PDG., 5752 S. Hermitage Ave., Chicogo; William
tmith, 17020 Park Ave., Lansing;
Mike Smigielski, D.D.G,, 220
Louis Dr., Willow Springs;
George Schneider, ttt2 W. 1301k
St., Palos Park,
7600
sALES
N. LOWELL
SKOKIE, IL
EACH DIAL ONE COMPANY IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED k OPEOufED
SERVICE
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Migala discusses
flood prevention
Zenkich to be
honored at
A cocktail reception honoring
Elias R. Zenkich, 11th District
Republican candidetc for Congross, witt be held on Mnrch 3,
from 53t-8 p.m., et Zum
Deutschen Eck, 2924 North
Sonthport
An, mventor and businessman
from Norridge, Zeskich is the officially endorsed Republican candidate for Illinois's ltth Congressianat seat. He believes the
and concerns of the 11th District
voters.
Tickets for the reception will
cost $50 each. To make your
tirket purchase, cali Zentsich For
congress Cammittee 549-0600.
Shown above (l-r): George Migala, Democratic candidate for
Commissioner ofthe Metropotilan Sanitary District on the March t5
Primary Etection, discusses opcoing the tO.4 million gallon
Hodgtsios, ill., reservoir early to prevent flooding with Mike
OGrady, Chief Operating Engiooer of the Mainstream Pumpiog
Station of TARP (the Tunnel and Reservoir Plan, nichoamcd the
Deep Tunnel Project). Migala toured the Deep Tunnel pumping
station On February 16, inctudiet this part of the pumping station
which is over 200 feet underground in a cavern curved ont of solid
rock.
Gardner, MSD candidate
lists position on su
Frank Edward Gardner,
Democratic Candidate fur Corn-
missioner of the Metropolitan
Sanitary District states, "t have
dedicated my career lo serving
the pnblic and the Sanitary
District. Au a member of the
Sanitary District's staff for more
than 9 years, I hove been directly
involved in everykey issue facmg
the District. 01 the past 228 Board
meetings, I have attended 224. I
am persunaUy acquainted with
most of the employees. The best
Judge of the
Circuit Court
of Cook County
way to protect the public's in-
15
tereut is tu bring practical hands
on experience of the staff to the
Board. t am msiqoely qualified lo
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Dr. KennethJ. [ammali, anuplometrist with ufficeu at 823 W.
Devon Ave., Park Ridge is offering a 25% diucoont en your first
visit to bis ufflee. 'fsm visit will
include an eye examination,
viso our showrosrv TodayI
EST. 1948
ject worbs and must he corn-
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pleted. Federal loading may sot
he available upon espiration of
the federat grants program of
we must be prepared lo
finance TARP. preferahly with
a stale bend issue.
Solid waste control is out of
control ho Cook County. There
1996, 50
most be a single agency with Ihr
responsibility and enforcement
authority of regulate it. The
Metropolitan SantiaG' District is
best soiled fur tIsis role became it
has tIse personnel, the
technology, and the enperience.
Much cao he dose to alleviate
the flooding of the Northwest
Suhurhas urea. Completion of the
28.4 mile Des Plaines Tunnel
System will contais 413 million
gallons of storm water. Short
term solutions are also available.
The hanhs of the Des Plaines
River can be cat back to broaden
its Coud plain. t would like Ihn
Sanitary District to establish
t_
Legislative candidate Jeff qoalificutiuns as legal scholars
and attorneys. Their reputations
atoo are closely scrutinized durhog the selection process. Sn Il-
bois, judges are elected, often
once elected.
without voters hnowing who the
betneen himself and his primary
welt qualified they are.
"In Illinois, judicial candidates
opponent, Calvin Sutker. "The
Greylord investigation and the
convictions of 13 sitting judges
demooslcales that we need to
change Ihe current system,"
Schoenberg said. "Sutker's
silence on merit selection cornes
as no surprise, since he cannot be
independent nl a process which
judicial candidates are Or how
are far tos often slated by the
party as a reward for wurk well
dose for the party. tu many usstances, their seteclion to run for
a jadiciat seat has nothing to du
are committed lo retaining a
lacRe the issue ofmeril selection
judge," Schmidt said.
Suther's failure lo "demonstrate
vision and actconslruetivlely" on
hehalf of bis constituenta. "Not
pursuing the merit oetectiou of
udges," Schoenberg added, "is
usl another esample of Sslkec
faibing to show leadership ou a
very important issue."
qseslion to Illinois voters. "Any
rnember uf the legistature can in'
4-wince a hilt to accomplish that
goat, including Cal Sutker,"
Schoenberg said.
"This is yet anotherexample of
of judges as an enample of
Judges is most states
throughout the country are
selected on the basis ol their
of touch with the wishes and
oeeds of the 56th District
residents."
:-
Sanitary Ditrict should be at the
focefcoot of securing as impoctant long lerisi solutios which is
state legislation lo reqUire Lake
County to adopt o responsible
recently endorsed by the ShobieLienotnwood Chopter of the Natiooal Organization for Women
(NOW) io his re-election bid to
the ttSoois General Assembly.
in deterininiug salaries for state
flood waler detention plan so that
the Cook CoUnty suburbs are not
esso-ing the rights of womes
should have been detained
slate legislature," Sulker said.
Sutker (D-50 District) was past year was cornparable worth
"I have supported legislution
victims of flood wotors which
from the time I licol came to the
spstream."
"Masy current laws may protect
the rights of ail citineos as writleu, but there uro subtle ways to
which are still io common practice. t am wartung to help bring
those siluations to an end."
NOW gave luther a 100 percent
approval rating bases on his
Ukoce Hotel, 1611 Chicago Ave.,
legislative record os issues im-
Foc Reservations call 604-6000
emptoyees.
treating vision disorders and eye
diseases. Board-certified npthamalogista Melvyn A. Gersloin, M.D. and Robert M. Stein,
M.D. treat patients of aB ages.
Ms. Rosenthal in responsible
for supervising nursing care and
related activities in the
Association is a voluntary
association representing Doctors
What's mure, Durallolt 3
is
of Optometry. Doctors nf Optometry, or optometrista, are
health care professionals
specializing is the enasnination,
diagnosis and treatment of vision
cooditi005 or impaicusents. Optumetrislu hold bachelor degrees
perfect for new Contact wearers.
from accredited colleges or
Duralieft 3 Ftexiwesr which ynu
can wear while you nap or even
leave them in uvernight.
convenience of occasional overnight wear plus the durability for
daily care.
graso.
Beearne it provides the added
For further information call
696-2434.
nap on an airplane or during that
msiversities before acceptance
into a four'year nptometrie proFor more icturnoalian, contact
the Illinois Oplometrïe Associa'
lion at (312) 373-dOIS.
Vision Therapy Canter
occasional overnight stay at a
friend's without worrying obeut
cleaning or storing them.
Ms. Rosenthal Was assistant head
nurse and a staff nurse at Bosh
North Shore Medical Center
(formerly Shokie Vatley
patented material that contains
operating room/recovery room
55 % water. lt provides more onygen la the eye than any leading
iL
DuraSoft 3 is made of a unique
Hospital). She also was an
staff no-so at South Chicago
estended wear lens and twice
Community Hospital.
Mo. Rosenthal is a graduale of
Snvn yo,,,s s Pndiatrin Vininn
by Deselnpieo
Visuel Porferwonne
OPTOMETRIST
8150 MILWAUKEE AVE.. NILES. 80648
PHONE: 823-5988
lerneo.
Naturally, this greater onygen
110w keeps eyes healthy ft ynu
through post-operative recovery. She in married and resides in Des
The fatty-equipped facility is os- Plaines.
V,au.I Analysis
sod Consultation
Dr. Chester J. Nowak, C.O.V.D.
that of ordinary daily wear
Surgicenter. She assista during
surgical procedures nud mam- the Norsing School, South
tains continuity of patient care Chicago Community Hospital.
1 $ 0A LO PM Pa M PA M PU MMfl
The Illinois Optometric
he ahle tu wear thern daring a
tattoo and other outpatient
medical and surgical practice surgeries.
During her career in nursing,
specializing in diagnosmg und
nap or sleep overnight in your
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Dr. Kenneth J. Lossman
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OPTOMETRIST
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823 W. Devon Park Ridge
696-2434
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portant to women throughout the
state. One major issue in the
General Assembly which n'as
DAILY SOFT
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to illinois women have been porn-
edatong orignored," Sutkerusid.
"I hope to continue my efforts in
trying to change 1h01 trend and
include fairness for all the
INCLUDES:
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WE ASSIST YOU
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citizens of oar stute und our
district."
'tTO
25% DISCOUNT OFF FIRST VISIT
"For ton tong issues important
diocrimisate against women
senior residests of the North
Evanston at 7 p.m. on Friday,
March 4. Guests are welcome.
Northubnre Eye Center, o private
grain for the citizens of Illinois.
than many leading daily wear
lenses. And even during daily
cleaning, it's mare resistant to
these temes will give you. You'll -
surgery, intraocular lens implan.
lang eye care awareness pro-
tenses.
Duralloft 3 in aloomore durable
Smagine the cunvenienees
ed tor same-day cataract
Annually recogotaed by Gavernor JamesThornpson, Save Your
the latest hi contact temes, Dr.
L005inan can provide you with
GAS PERMEABLE
part of -the rating criteria this
Adate for Cook Cousty Recorder
of Deeds witt appeac before the
Janice Rosenthal, RN. was
named director of nursing for
unaware public."
Vision Week will kick off a month
tearing and easy to huodle.
--
State Representative Clavin R.
Cocol Mosctey Braun, can-
and fitness fur one's body, there
in still a lot ofennfrninn abeut the
the lOA. "Save Ynur Vision Weeh
wlJ OPAQUE
for state rep
Candidate at North
Shore Hotel
claim.
inCur-made touch. litio staff is
New Director of Nursing
joins Eye Center
how Mr. Suther is nharnetsdly out
be taken lo protect them from
program would be nominal.
Finally, thd Metropolitan
they wilt assist you with your
vides qaatity vision care with the
That change can be hroughtabout by legislation to put the
N.O.W. Endorses Sutker
flood damuge The trained staff is
already there and the cost of this
ynur visual needs.
5f pon are a medicare patient,
quaint the public with the fact
that Dr. Lasurnan's office pro-
to cmi for election tu hecurne
emergency flood teams to
educate municipalities and their
citizens on the measures that cao
"Although the publie has
dedicated and concerned with
Schoenberg said.
"Opponenlo of merit selection-
political system that serves those
withtbe puwerto decide who geta
He cited Sutker's failure to
helps inform and edacale an
glaucoma testing, frames-lenses
and contacta. This offer will ac'
with their qualifications,"
he has faithfully supported foc
manyyears.
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bemuse more aware uf health
Fur those whu are ipterested in
Schoenberg supports
merit selection of judges
Schoenberg also cited merit
selection as a major difference
Week March 6-tO,
Park Ridge optometrist offers
25% discount onfirsi visit
Eagrise P. MoatS
Schoenberg )D-St) today caSed
for merit selection uf jodges infl
linuis, and promised to cosp0050r the necessary tegislalion
need to take care nf one's eyes
with preventive care," said Dr.
Martin J. SikorhklPresident of
recognised Save Your Visinn
candidate
Fran R. Tucker, Ethel White, and
Mitchell B. Stein.
positions on tise various issues
6560 anniversary nfthe nationally
awareness about the importance
nf proper vision care.
With the therne Healthy Lives
Need Healthy Eyes, the 50,0 in
Pucioski, Thomas G. Lyons,
looking torward to discussing his
.ilj
Simon delegate
Paul Simon ace, Aurelia Marie
At his reception, Zenkich is
re awareness program
hoping tu ierease public
The lilinalu Optometric
Asuaciatlun baa announced the
ose ot the top labor leaders in the
coosty today.
OIlier delegate candidates foc
representation.
PUNCH 230
A
President Moats, a northwest
side resident is 00w considered
district is ripe for a change iso
Tuesday, March
"ve Your ViSiOn Week"
begins eye
Eugene P. Moats, International
Vice Presideot of the Service
Employees International Union
and President el Joint Council
No. 25 is Chicago, 5 ruoning io
the opcOmisg primocy as a Paul
Simon delegute to the
Democratic National CoovcotiOO.
Ile will represent the tlth
District.
reception
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HEALTH 1EWS
t
Martha Washington
Department Chairman
Transplant patients
given free paging service
Dr. Dosas Stankavic was
Thaksgivhg rd Chñstmas
came wrapped in one package at
The Children's Memorial
recently selected Department
Chairman of Family Practice at
Martha Washington Hospital,
Med-Alert, Inc. donated the ese
4155 N. Weolern Ave.
Hospital when in Nevemker
of
pagers and emergency
University of Belgrade Medical
School in Belgrade. Yugoslavia
and is board certified in Family
lransplants.
Receiving Ike donated pagers
were Rosa Climaeo, 16, nl Oak
Lasen; Christine Sann, 15, of
Ckicagn; Niral Patel, 5, of Dyer,
Indiana; and Glen Spearsoan, 15,
of Chicago. Tkrongk use of tke
Practice. He did a rotating internnhip at Edgewood Hospital
service helps save many lives
and we needed a way to confort
Ihe famiSes of tke patients to im-
ckildres kere provide a personal
beck wkick adds real meaning to
nur (ok"
"We wonld like to provide this
said, "Althougk we know thst
our emergency medical paging
every day, the faces
of the
service to transplant patients,
kalk yosng and old, tkrougkoat
Ike Chicago metropolitan area.
We will continuo to donate paging
The Speech Pathology and
Lutheran General Hospital-Park
Ridge is offering free kesring
screenings for sdults. The
ncreenmgn will be given from t to
3 p.m. the fArsI Monday of every
mooth (except kobdsys(, in the
UNITED
TRANSMISSIONS
7460 N. Milwaukee
Nues
647-8989
2740 N. Kedzie
Chicago
772-3226
Since 1950
ment whiek ronald he willing to
dosate keepers to
1km
caose," said Bahre.
Med-Aelrt, hoc. in a son-profit
association of medical proles-
sionals which provides emergency medical pagiog nervice lo its
members. Med-Alert, Inc. asks
that information regarding the
donation 01 pafiog equipment lar
services to seedy patients, and
eoanufsctsrer of paging eqoip-
f27-PAGE.
are attempting to locate a
Speech Pathology and Audiology
Department, 12th Floor (West(,
at Lutheran Gexeral Hospital,
1775 Dempster. Tke next screentog is scheduled for Mar. 7.
"It in estimated tkal more than
15 million Americans kave nome
type of hearing problem," states
Linda Wyatt, coordinator, Speeck
Pathology and Audiology. "Hear-
ing in an important part of our
akitity lo communicate and
socialize with otkers in nur daily
liven. Hearing screenings help to
recOgnioe hearing difficulties
before they kecome a permanent
or major problem."
Appninlments are neeenssry.
For additional information or to
make an appointment, call the
Deparlmeot of Spreck Pathology
and Audiology ketweon 1 and J
p.m. at gtt-6274.
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given to their offices by calling
Healthy
Heart
Cooking
Healthy Heart io the topic of s
education program te be
Fitness program
for better health
A cardtoeanealsr fitness program can reduce sIrens and innprove healths, nays Natalie Lake,
s certified aerobic instroctor. She
will discuss and demonotrate z
low-impart aerobic program in s
Passagen Through Life lecture on
monday, March t, st Oakton
Commwsity College East.
Thieleeture, "High Slepping for
Better Health", will he prenented
from l-23S p.m. in Room 115 at
Oahtoa East, 7751 N. Lincoln
hospitals, human service programs. managed care programs,
practice mamgemenl and health
carceonsulting for L.G.H.C.S. IorIedel in this are the services of
Lutheran General Hospital-Park
presented Tuesdap, March -S at
Resurrection Hospital, 7431 W.
TaIraIt Ave., Chicago.
The clans begins at 7 p.m. inthe
Sister Anse Room located os the
hospilal's lower level. A small
registratinn fee of $3 is required
which inclodes program admission and a low calorie cookbook.
Advance registration is required
by the Health Promotion and
Weilnenn office at 792-5522
Parkside Home Health Servicm,
Michael O. Bire
Resourcen, Parhside Management Services Corporation and
Parhside Health Management
the president and chief executive
officer of this mullisyxtem which
consists of 15 free-standing
hospitats, 19 haspitais co-located
Parkside
weight loss
program
Parkuide Nutrition Services is
now offering a unique, weight
loss programthat utilizes a nutri-
tionally complete, diet supplement that can help individuals
lese weightwbile improving their
outlook for long term health. A
free orientation session will be
Quad Citien Health Care
Danatiox in $1. For informslion, call t55-l414.
If yaz need to lose between Ill
and 49 pounds, this program io
just lar you. The orientation is
noten that her presentation will
focos on reducing eholeslerol,
sodium and fat from daily cook-
Registration in necessary. Please
ing methods and recipes. Special
taste-testing samples and recipes
to he featured include turkey and
vegetable stir-fry; fresh fruit
call 297-5350 between ll3t am.
and 5 p.m. for more information
or to register.
The weight loss program at
ELECT
BLANCHE M.
MANNING
lecturing on nutrition-related
topics, and participation in a
variety of special health fairs,
food and nstritian awareness projecta.
For additional information and
regintration, call the Health Pro-
motion sod Wellness office at
792-5022.
Free hemorrhoid
screening
Dr. Ilouro lieblos, general
surgeon On Ike medical staff of
Swedish Covenant Family Health
Center, 1314 N. Nagte, will condoct a free hemorrhoid screening
TUESDAY,
MARCH 15th
Appointments are necessary
and may ko mude by ralhis
631-tIll.
Lincoln Park, 2025 N. Lincoln in
Chicago.
Parbside Nutrition ServIces in
. part of Parkside Human Services
Corporation, a member uf the
Lutheran General Health Care
System.
Forest Hospital
lecture series
David
Berenson, M.D.,
a000ciste director of the Family
lmtitsle oh San Francisco, wIll
discuss "Diagnosing and
Treating Co-Dependence: A
Family Systems Approach," at 3
p.m. os Wedoenday, March 9, at
California. Before joining
Swedish Covenant, he served as a
consultant for Revere Healthcare
Ltd. aod an coordiostorofthe eat-
patient rehahihilatiaO facility at
Parhside Human Services in
Park Ridge.
Come jais the Volunteer team
at Bavemwooit Hospital Medical
Center and discover a whole new
world!
5f you She lo walk, you might
be interested in joining nur
Encart service. These volunteers
help Iranuport our patients to the
variom service areas and assist
newly-admitted patienta to their
rooms. If you like talking to peopie, perhaps our reception desks,
menu service or the gift and cal-
fee shops would he of interést.
The variety of volunteer service
available covers mont eeeiy in-
sored by Forent Hospitat und
Foundation and the Forent In-
Professional
The St. Francis Hospital Staff
of Horning sonounced it will offer
u il percent tnitiaO redaction ta
sludents catering the two-year SL
Francis program in Fall, 1955. In-
!ucmation shout the tuition
o free "Nursing Center Open
Men and women inteceoted ins
yo-sin6 careerare invitedto drap
Poychology.
Coot in $20; otudent rate is $8. For
farther information, eall6SS-4363,
answer questions about financial
aid, the advantages of a twa-year
Reservations ore required.
Newly elected Resurrection Hospital medical/dental staff offirers include (1-rl : Dr. Honepia Osdeger, president; Dr. Gary
retirement complenes, seven
Ernest Restai, vice president. Not pictured is Dr. Edwin Adamnki.
standing nursing homes, three
Fahrenhach, treasurer; Dr. Daniel Sullivan, secrelarp; and Dr.
clinics/medical complexes and a
chemical dependency program.
Jr., staff representative.
and students will be an hand to
control topic
The utsedeulo of Our Lady al use nf specially designed FunRansom School, 0300 N. Grena- books. By recruiting upanoors
waud, NOm are participating in who pledge dasatiom Isased os
tereut
and
preference.
"WIsst's a Rire Girl Like Me
DoinginalliseLikeThis 7" isthe
nexttapic farthe Health and Hap-
the somber of problems rem-
piness Education Series, span-
pleled by the students, bath the
naced by Lutheran General
students and spomors will be
helping other children battle
Health Care System. The pro-
faurhourneaehday, andyou may
choose the time and day maul
convenient far yaa. Benefits inelude luacb ar dinner, free parkbig and other discounta.
Ravemwood Hospital Masticai
Caster is easy to reach. Located
"The tuition reduction and
Nursing Director. "The Open
House should be especially interesting lo people who are rensistering s career change or who
cannot afford to spend four year
of
their time and money to
become registered names."
The St. Francis Hospital School
of Nursing in located at 319 Ridge
Avesse in Evanston. Far additional infannation, call 492-OZIO.
Amecicssi Diabeten Association
will be Wednesday, March 9, at
7:30 p.m. at Lutheran General
Hospital, 1775 West Dempsler,
Room 1543W, Park Ridge. The
meeting is free of charge and
in each Fanbeak far checking the
student's warb.
Hospital-Park Ridge, 1735 Demp51er Street.
opes to the publie. The guest
llclunid, M.11., RD., director,
Parknide Nutrition Services, wilt
discuss healthy ways to lose
6-ero lllhsoiu MOfliste of the
Omericasi Diabetes Association.
weight. She will also address
hifi, a hill he worked closelp with
ways to change eating hahiis and
how to keep pounds sf6.
Isnaes lar upcoming programs
include "Kids and Cholesterol"
and "Wliere'sthe Saodman When
You Need tain?"
the Attorney General's office ta
help get passed in the state of Dlioois. Plan on attending thin very
important meeting.
Auditorium Lutheran General
Featured speaker, KatSy
All children partiripatiog will
receive a special certificate for
their involvement. Students who
t-shirt; $160 or mare, the student
receives a sparts bag in addition
ta the other awards. Wbatever
the amount raised Oar cancer
research, eachparticipant, every
parent and loucher will benefit
and grow from the development
eh a strong seme of awareness
The prop-sins are free and
that only a canse like St. Jude
open te the publlc. For reserva150m or more information, call
Hospital can generate.
606-5153.
u.
.
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AUTO HOME
LIFE
speaker will be Jerry Woolley,
Executive Director of the NorJerry will speak av the "CHIP"
The Masse Township Area
Branch functions te meet the
educatinoal and emotional seeds
of people with diabetes und their
families, renidiag in the Maine
Township area.
i
INC.
BUSINESS
WE REPRESENT OVER 50 FINE COMPANIES
Comp(ele Financ(a( Plunning(ACCurSle (nulonl Computer Quolalions
Open House are part of our elfarlo encouraging people to mvestigse a career mourning," explsined Clare O'Boyle, School of
The aent meeting of the Maine
Township Area Branch of the
gram is scheduled from 7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, March 5, in the Oisea
st 455f North Winchester Avenue,
Chicago.
Call 57%-4355, Ext. 1350, Peggy
Itawaisbi.
norsing program, and the many
career opimos open ta osrning
students after gradustion.
Insurance Plan
childhood cancer. To make it a
camplele family effort, a special
parent answer guide is provided
$25 or mare in pledgm
personality raise
receive the certificate and a
Volunteers are requested te
serve only one day a week, far
Coneprehensive
Health
LGH weight
OIR students in cancer benefit
to discuss tuition reductions
bp the Open Home anytusie from
4-lp.m. School of Nursing faculty
of
Mr. Rice first joined Lutheran
Health Syslems in 1951. Hr was
seith naming homes, li free-
"Niising Career Open House"
Home" held Thursdy, Macrh 10,
at the St. Francis School nf Nuco-
Scientific Lecture Serien opso-
million.
Ravenswood Medical Center
seeks volunteers
students in the health fields, the
presentation is part of the 1957-55
peeled to be in eneros of $3ff
review math suffix hlsraogh the
reduction and other financial aid
uppurtwsitien wilt he available st
Open lo professionals and
Corporation. The combined fiscal
ISIS revenoes for this grosp is cx-
St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital Math-A-Thon, ander the
direction of Mrs. Judy Marolda,
7th and 0th grade math teacher.
Math-A-Thon in an entertaining
and enjoyable way for students to
Fsrent Hospital, 555 Wilson Lane,
Des Plaines.
stitute
PUNCH 199
N.
General Ifonpital.
cian presenting the program,
lion Hospital for more thon noven
pears. Her past experiences have
included nutrition essosehing,
Swedish Cevemnt Hospital, 5145
Ridge, adjacent to Lutheran
Is participate in the program.
Pieblik has worked as a
was appointed Director of
ftehabihitatinO Services al
Center, illS Dempster in Park
registered dieticiao at Resarrec-
participantnhowto avoid injurien
white pou exercise.
William P. Cikanek recently
an the ground floor of Parkside
at Lutheran General Hospital-
the importance al exercise for
WillIam P, Cikesiek
held on Monday, March 7, at RIO
p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room
free and does not obligate anyone
from 2 to 4 p.m.
:1
ly chosen chairman.
He reniden in Liaeelnwaad, IL.
Gsple Piehstih, registered dich-
st the center on Wed., Mar. 0,
:
Ridge and Lincoln Park,
Paekside Human Services,
posed cabe; banana out
older adulta. She wilt also teach salad;
bread; and hot drink items.
Ave., Skokie. Lake wifi discuss
Complete Car Care
For
Auto Trucks
Dr, flusmi Stankovie
Backside Nutrition Servicen has
two comvenient locatiom: 1600
Dempnter in ParkRidge, directly
secano the street from Lutheran
General Hospital-ParkRidge and
Justice of
the Appellate
Court
Conditioning
s Brakes
Dr. Stankovic'o goals as the new-
unique communilywide health
sIa1NaD SNVIOISAHd
. Heattr Air
Domestic & Foreign
Dakota, one of the nation's oldest
and largest health-care management companies.
In hin new capacity, Mr. Bice
will be responsible for the
worthy
use by transplanl patients be
Lutheran General
free hearing screenings
Audiology Department et
e:
"Maintaining sod enhancing
the level of medical care to the
best of our ability" are some of
suitable kidney hecomes
available.
Transplant Coordinator at
Children's Memorial, Jodith
availakie kidneys."
Gina BaRre, Eneculive Dirertor of Med-Alert, Inc., expressed
ber sspport for Ike program and
Health Systems, Fargo, North
American Medical Association.
mediately alerted when a
Michael O. Bier has been nameel president and chief executive
officer of the Lutheran General
HealIh Services Corporation of
Lutheran General from Lutheran
the American Association nf
Family Praclilizoern sod the
kospital se tkat Ikey may ke im-
Resurrection Hospital
staff officers
President of Lutheran
General Health Care System
System (L.G.H.C.S.), Fach
Ridge. Mr. Bice comes to
Dr. Stsnkovic is a member of
will never ke ont nf toock wilk the
j
Lutheran General Health Care
and is a Fellow of Ike American
Academy of Family PhySovans.
donated psgers, tke recipienls
medLtely tell Ikem about the
irector of
ehab
Services
Dr. Stsokovic attended Ike
medical paging service to kelp
young patients awaiting kidney
Stein, explained the program
saying, "Available kidneys come
up st all times of the day nr night
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Nues Park District
Spring Brochures
oasticu, Pop & Tot Time, Adolt
Floor Hochey, Healthy Weight
Loss Pcogrom, Adult Exercise,
Retirement Planning, Adult Tap,
Girl's Softbou, Toe Kwon Do,
Woodcarving, Tee Ball, and a
Niles Park Diatrict's Sprmg
Brochare will be hung on
residents doorknobs beginning
Wednesday, Feb. 17. 18 you do not
receive One, brochoren cnn be
found at any nfthe tnitnwing toca-
tionoc NUes Park District Ad-
ched each time they visit o paid
Nites Villoge Hall, 7601
Milwaukee Ave.; and Nites
Public Library, 6066 Ookton St.
Nibs
District
Park
begin the week of March 21 und
you may register an soon as you
receive your leisure goide, either
by mail or in-person regiolcation.
Glasees to be offered thclode
Calligraphy, Bates, Bollet& Tap,
Art, Dog Obedience (beg. and
Nifes, Morton Grove und Des
Plaines residents) and $4 for non-
residents. Skates are available
to program registration, trips
adv.), indoor Golf Lessens, Gym-
for rent at the cost of $2 perseo-
andfacilltyOsage (excluding Tab
Golf Course) at resident ratosl
ELECT
For additional information on
Each member of the family
most have their photo lakes at
indoor ice skating, call the Sports
Milwaukee Ave., Monday
through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM
and Saturday 9 AM - 12 Nuns.
ID's will be required for nosresidents of the Park District
Indoor Golf
Instruction
registration
Complex Ice Rink at 297-8010.
our Administrative Office, 7877
MICHAEL BRENNAN
GErry
(but residents of the Village) to
receive resident rates for all programs, trips and facility usoage
after January 1, 1988. For aUdi-
tionat information contact the
Riles Pork District at 967.6633.
IL EGAL NOTICE I
PUBLIC NOTICE
of
Judge of the
Circuit Court
of Cook County
tobsis rin0oqo ipnrcvt for kohols
io ho counted or the Match 15,
1900 Gocerol Prhoory Elochior
will be held ot the Cook Coocry
Tuesday, March 15
PUNCH 263
Analysis" will be spoilable os
STANLEYT. KUSPER, JR.
Clerk of Cook County
Safety Inspection With A
PLUS 5 QUARTS
10W-40 OIL
PLUS
Mointenoncc Check
$1483
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
Jost S.y
'ChgeIt"
with yoas
M..t.r or
vio. çord.
=
.
leave your name and phone
somber. We will then contact you
noon us possible.
unior ig
nights
Students in Junior high School
tram jerseys, awards, referees
and scnreheeprcs. Parlicipasls
arc welcome to stop by the
Ballard School Gymnasium
should noter as O lesm. A fragse )Bsllord & Comberinnd in Riles)
meeting for captains and thos5
iolcresled will be held no Thurs.,
Mar. 24, 7 p.15. 01 Ihe Grcnnan
Heights Gymnasium, 5255 Okrin
Ave. in Nifes. Games are played
no Thursday nights between
g
and 9 p.m. at Grcn000 Heights.
Registration is being taken st
Fri., 7-9 p.m. Leave your name,
plisse number, and Ike date and
t'ooe you wish lo have your in-
at 667-0975 or 967-gg33.
Baseball
League
.
.
registration
The Niles Baseball League will
sohalla:onos Friday, Fe
.
° Friday nights at 7 p.m. fur
-
sporn, games, contests, and
movie watching;
The NUes Park District has
been npoosormg Junior High Fun
Nights every Friday since
January 15. There is no registra-
shoes!
Activities will run from 7 p.m.
until fr30 or 9 p.m. each Friday.
Open Gym
Basketball for
Men 30 & Over
The Rilen Park District has
lessons will begin once Tam Golf
Course has opened for play )teotalively April 1, weather permit-
2g, from 6-1f p.m. Registration
period for all men age 30 and
hug). Complete information os
golfing at Tam Golf Course can
be found is Niles Park District's
Spring llorchure which will he
District's Recreation Center, 7577
Milwaukee Ave. io Riles. For
more informalion on the Riles
005ium )f32S bOard Rd.
will be held at the Riles Park
Baseball League Youth Baseball
progrum, call Jut000 Vallo at
965-1407.
reserved as upes gym hasketbull
over. The Ballard School Gymes
Riles) will he open from 7-9 p.m.
On Wednesday nights beginning
Jan. t. (Please enter from mesi
For more information on thiu pro-
gram, contact Jay Russ at the
967-6075.
FORE ÍGM
i ht
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OPEN
MON-FRI.
Richard Harczak
over3O years in NUes..,
Resident, Businessman, Trustee, Realtor
Call for FREE Property Analysis
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7AM6PM
RAT.
7 AM.4 PM
COMPUTERIZED
CAR CENTER
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ENGINE
REPAIRS
NI..
ans.onsÑnao.o.norn
per visit, pro-registration is not
necessary and this speciul opes
gym time is available for men
who are 3f yenrs old und over.
Riles Park District, 967-6633 or
A
Coachkght Realty
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V
Special Skating,
April 6
The Riles Park District's
Sports Complex Ice Rink is
7735 N. Milwaukee, Niles
be
available at the door.
Mr. Disey and Ms. Kessedy are mrmbers of SON/SOC's Home
Equity Commitlee.
Senator Dudyco pledged his wholehearted sspport nf Ihe Rome
Equity concept. The hearing was held ou February 1 io the State of
Illinois Center.
Jcc Peristein Center
Pluming s sommer getaway?
Florence Weiss Perlutein Vacotins Center of the Jewish Dimmunity Centers of Chicago
)JCC), for peuple in their 69's and
over, is sow accepting reservaGoss farine l98gsommer season.
Perlslein Vacation Cooler offers pacboges of4,7,9 and if-days
beginning July 5.
Located in the Wisconsin Delta,
Perlutein Vacation Center pro-
vides such hotel-like accom-
modationu as private baths, air-
cooditiosing, carpeting, maid-
service and round-the-clock staff.
The trasquil vacation spot offers
three kosher gosrmet meals with
boire of entree and late night
snochu. Guests cas also request
Grove, and Des Plaines and $4 for
non-residents. Sknle rental is
available for $5. The Sports Corn-
plex Ice Risk in located at 8435
Ballard Rd io Riles. For more In-
formation, call the rink
OF
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LOWEST PRICES
)m-m,$) No4xs- Css-ioa.i
Best selling ,nolfipleu
ing walks. A free shuttle bus
allows guests to shop and
There oe also day trips ta
Madison and Spring Green,
800e 'dadq jan Euisme«
,:c,,::120T.bsi2.99
240s.s,21.99
Guests will receive n ten percent discount if they register
s/ti-F
Round-trip transportation is
call Larry Fink, registrar, at
aLOE vEnA MOIST
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CREAn
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MEDiUM
PROSES
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PRETZELS 5 ,.
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thirst and final amnios of "Res
Dialegseu" for the year. Parents
are encouraged to attend. The
topic ofdiscosuion willbe Student
Leadership and Discipline. This
final session will meet from 9-10
am. in Roots 181, Plan to attendt
Cr'I
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Marine Academy include Joseph
On Wednesday, March 23, the
Development Office of Resarree'
tian High Schunl will uponsor the
,.coNoITioriEs 99',
99
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nominees to the Merchant
Res Dialogues
II,, COLDFIGHTER
su. J0100aSOaMPOO
Cybergenics
ERS
Congressman A0000zio's
tinos Leosidas Kortannas, 8513 N.
Oriole Ove., Riles.
s99c
':5, r,
Lincoinwood.
ave., LiscolnwOod and Comtas-
1.
Srr95cn,,-,'
The names nod addresses of
Marty Badiota, f529 R. lonia
Su,,,52,SOcnccS,s,
99e
Souc9scoe i,,,,...,
,1,
thesomineesfOr two vacancies to
David Mnrk tvezir, 392f Chase,
.iGtbanic arganics
Zinc Lozenges
Snre5ifcu,:i.,0,,.,,
the Nuval Academy brInde:
NAME BRANDS for te,,t
Su,,c 51.50 cnr
Thnn,O,nn SndUn
Annunzio announces
academy nominations
The names and addresses of
nuore produrt xae,r sise
-,cc,,: 30 p.s. 11.99
761-9180, Est. 343.
thrsommeeu fortwavacuncieatO
the. Military Academy include
Brins Garrett Harbiaus, 8501 N.
Onerhill ave,, Nifes.
at regsIar loes priEr
SOLOTRON' etseïq O/4ft4.
one vacation package will
RAISiNs
Oriole ave., Riles.
II
UDI?ICF
before March 25 for a seven-day
or longer vacation. After March
25, guests who opt tor more thas
Gnosis can enjsy golf, tennis,
sunbothisg, beating and fishing
ove., Nues; und Constant'ssOs
Leonidas Karluanas, 8513 R.
BUY
GET
SOLOTRON'
Wiscornin.
register Or for more informotion,
The sanies and addresses of
SOLOTRON®
-ccc", 60 s.s, 7.99
sightsee in the Wisconsin Delis.
Lake Blosu.
Ihr nominees for one vacancy to
the Air Farce Academy include
Joseph Marty Badiola, 8659 N.
Innis ave., LiiicoliswOod Peter
fonnulotedfor mosf everyone!
SOLOTRON snat(eiaatced o'xaeeadrt
Su,,rS000,,i,,c,,,,,
ysintment to the Air Force
Academy, the Military Academy,
theNavalAcademy, andthe Merchunt Marine Academy, for the
classes beginning in Jsly, 1988.
YEAR
-«:5,5 100 s.c. 11.99 .,,,:c .: 250 n.u. 26.99
to the vacation center. To
from the 11th District he has
nominated ta compete for ap-
TI-lE
t f1e jaøie4e
SOLOThON
with easy, moderate or challeog-
uvaifable from the Chicago area
Oleander ave., Nifes; Brian Garcoil Harbison, 8501 N. Overhlll
for residents of Nifes, Mortus
workers and to struggling companies throughout Chicago's far northwest community and in the suhurto of Rorridge, Harwood
Heigtsto, Nifes, and Park Ridge.
Surrounding the Vocation
heated pool, an arta worhuhop
and a spacious dining room in a
Congressman Frank Aosuszio
111th Dint-Ill) loUsy announced
tho naisses of the young people
opoke to the fourth graders and
explained how the forcauting is
accempliuhed and showed slides
depicting the development of
many binds at weather.
Conter are scenic inking trails
receive a tes percenl discount on
the addilionalvarotion packages.
handsome lodge overlooking
Vollomas, of Channel Two visited
Mark Twain School recently. He
and to stress traditional Democratic themes of assistance to
bathe.
special dietary meato.
The Center's facilities include a
receive a coopon for a free bag uf
stand, The public skating fee is $2
and other outdoor activities, or
they can participale rn exercise
classes, book discuuuioos, gin
rummy and mob jnngg and sun-
Weather forcaster, Harry
Congresunian Frank Annunzio (D, 11th) dlucuuses an American
economic projection for 1988 with Richard Valentino, endorsed
Democratic candidato for state senatur, 7th District. Musunntu advised Valentino la prepare for a dnwntsrn in the economy in loti
accepting reservations
. Josef Gernfross, 8659 N.
be held and each skater will
How's The
Weather, Harry?
-State Senstor Walter Dudyco (R-7, ChUcaOs) confers with
members of the Suve Our Rcighbnrboods/Savc Our City Coalition
)SON/SOC) following s hearing os Gsaraotecd Home Equity Innurance. (Left toright) Scott Diney; Marins Muosich, Secretary;
Senator Dsdyco;'JeOO Moyer, Cocbairmus; and Rullii Kennedy.
hosting a special public skating
session on Wednesday, April f
from 7:4S-9tS p.m. A raffle win
popcorn from the concession
1967-9320 I
$15 per person and will
.
Park District at 867-66M and
The Nifes Park Dislriel is curcoolly accrpting regislralios for
it's Girls high School Bashclholl
Leagao which will begis Apr. 7
imlilearly May.Tftefee
Thinking
of
Selling or Buying?
The Tfre Pros
e
located at Ballard School, 5720
.
Ballard Rd. n Nitos. )Oyro Gym The NUes Park District
is now
estranee is 50 the west vide of seeking volunteer Youth Basketbuilding.) opes Gym is held on ball Coaches for its winter
Salurdays, 12 ovos to 5 p m sod leagues. Th9re are 44th grade
on Sundays from 1 lo 4 p.m. until beys and girls leagues und 7-8
Mar 20
grade beys und girls leagues ta
Get you frieods logelhrr foc ao choose from The league plays on
alternons of free basketball, pro- Satnday ofternoom und early
vided by lhcNiles Park Districtl evenmgs starting es mid January
For more ioformaliOs call at Greunan Heights Gymnasium.
'
907.6515 Or 907-0533.
If you ar 16 years of age sr elder
side of school). The fee is ouly $1
BMlta and Other POrt.
.e
mode at that time. Tickets ore
more information, colt Jay Russ
Moo-Fri. 9
am. lo 5 p.m.) or by calling Phil
Haloubek, Jr. at 299-1293, Moo-
available to residents Feb. 15.
s Brakes-MosS-
Award presentations will be
Volunteer
coaches needed
District at 967-6633
Outdoor private and group
a OIL CHANGE
be held at 7 p.m. 00 Satorday.
made by calling Ike NUes Park
Lesson reservations roo be
ntructiOO. For more information,
contact Jay Rms at 9676633.
LUBE - FILTER
a Polish style family dinner, will
y
fee, lust drop by - hrmg
the Nues Park District Ad- tiss
some
old friends, meet some new
office,
7577
mioislrafivr
ones
und
don't forget your gym
Milwaukee Ave. in Nibs. For
Monday nights.
Worch0000, 2323 Sooth Rockwall
Avoeco. Chic000. Ihhicois xl 1000
AM. on Sorordoy, Merck 5, 1905.
VALVOLINE
new indoor driving net, located at
BaifardSchOOl (8320 Ballard Rd.)
in Niles, room 009
Tam Golf Coorse leaching protessiosat, Phil Holouhek, Jr. will
Monday, Wednesday, sod Thorday nights between 0:30 and 9t30
p.m. Special 'Video Swing
ootOrr,otiC
official
rho
a private or semi-private golf
lesson at Nifes Park District's
personally instruct stodonts on
Public foSco s hereby gceo to
OsP mt creste U parties hot o test
Complete infarmotion on our
Packages canin
Girls Basketball
.
.
regis
ration
Get an early ntsrt Os improving
your gasee this season by takiog
wares. All children who attend
with their parents will receive o
free pucket of postage stoops.
A "Bocho" banquet, featuring
and 45 minutes is length.
g
7t40-9t10 p.m. The Public Session
fee io $2 for residents )isclOdeS
dealers with philatelic,
esrnismatic, and deltiolugic
sod run approximately an boor
The Riles Park District is offerlog free Opes gym for basketball
hosts public skate us the finsi
Wednesdny of the month from
taxes to Nifes Pork District).
By purchasing on S.D. card for
the cost of $86 per household, per
year, the families will be entitled
In addition to the stamp and
coin exhibits, there will be
tion Center, 7577 Milwaukee Ave.
High School
Sat. 8 p.m.-9130 p.m. und Sun.
from 2 p.m.-S p.m. dion, the risk
but ont within the Nifes Park
District beundries (Village of
Nifes residents who do not pay
Holme of the White Eagle, 8039 R.
Milwaukee Ave., Nifes.
the Nues Park District
.
.
p.m.-4p.m., Fri. fp.m.-Or3Op.m..
teeing residestl.D. cardo to those
residing its the Village of Nifes
t; Most spring classes will
.
untif Apr. 4, 1988.
Grades i to
The Sports Complex Ice rink
hosto public skating os Mon. Il
0m-1 p.m., Tues. 11 am-i p.m.
and 3 p.m.-4 p.m., Werl. ti 0m-1
p.m., Thorn. 11 am-i p.m. and 3
The Nifes Park District in of-
in ais easy-to-readnewnpnper foc-
Open Gym for
T-shirtufferwill entend from sow
District NonResident I.D.'s
'brochures" are now poblishS
public skating session. The
of
Poland's stamps, will hold its annoal stamp und coin eulsibitios,
POLPEX-88, on Saturday, March
15, and Sunday, March 13, al the
ranging eslertaisniest to supply- $85-100 )for a party of SO
children). Al parties are held at
card at the office and have it pun-
Nues Park
to the study and collecting
We do everything, from sr-
encouraged to pick up a punch
For information on all Nifes
Park District activities, call the
The Polonsu Phitatelic Society,
a not-for-profit society dedicated
and older. We lake the wnrry out Show, Clown Performance,
Show, Craft Party, and Makeof planning 5 super day for your pet
y05rOwo-LunchParty. The fees
child.
for these parties range from
Ballard Rd. 'w Nifes.) Skaters are
Rd.; Grennan Heights Gym- park district office at 967-8633.
nasium/Fitness Center, 8255
Oketu Ave-; TamGntf Course/Sin
Touring Center, 8700 Howard St.;
party room, cube, ice
The NUes Park District is now ing the
offering, lo Nifes residenti, a creolo, paper goods, sod even the
complete lise of birthday party arts sod crafts; Five party
pacbsges for children ages 4-5 packages are available - a Magic
Pup-
fer'mg their logo T-shirt, free to
those persons attending 8 paid
public skating sessions at the
Sports Complex Ice Rink (0435
ministrative Offices, 7877 seminors und special
Milwaukee Ave.; Ballard Sports
Complex Ice B'ink, 8435 Ballard
Party Packages
The Nileo Sports Complex is of-
wide variety of other classes,
Dudycz acts
onho e equity
Park District Birthday
Public Skating
at the sports
complex
Polish stamp show
honors Pope
Discussion on
American economics
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& COOLING
$35 Face Cord Pick-Up
Call for Dnlioery Price
Tree Et Stomp Rornor/al
..
.
CRITES
MOVING
.
7'
Painting
& Decorating
Service
MOVING?
CALL
Interior S Exterior
i Piece
or Truckload
Commercial
Residefllial
Fully Insured
Free Estimates
ArA tar KEN
827-3280
668-4110
i
.
..
.
WOCKNER'
ER
BOL..
Sernioe St Cleaning
$27.50 unc
15% Seoior CiScan Di scount
PAINTING Et
DECORATING
PAINTING
Et DECORATING
.
FLOOR SERVICE
L.C. QUALITY
FLOOR SERVICES
New Et Old FloorsAll makes
saoding Rnliaishingsnepairing
Ccsrom staining fr Installing
Cot000icTilO
:.
Parts in Stock
All Brands
FREE ESTIMATES
ON NEW EQUIPMENT
WEATHER
KING
HEATING fr COOLING CO.
6031 W. Dompstor St,
Morton Grove, ILL
11001cc,,,
PRECISION
LORES DECORATING
PAINTING
Quality Painting
COMPANY
. Interior EoterlOr
Woed ttalcingf OryWell Rop. ir
FroeEstimutOs tooared
CALL GUS
OESIOENTIAL COMMERCIAL
Complete Decorating
WA LLP A P E R ING
.W000 REFINISHING
FULLY..lJS,UBEO .
965-1339
.
New u oentruc lion, dormors. Roots
addition,, e acete to work.
Bonded
Folly Insured
HANDYMAN
286-6044
NICE PETS FOR
ADOPTION
to APPROVED HOMES
966-7800
Call Roy
Huero: 1-5 P.m. Oaily
R000ioiOg anirools 05 weekdays.
0'l Saturday,
Closed Sundoys
En All Legni Houdaya
For Free Estimate Call:
f Ouilding Muintorunur
f Corponrry
G&G
CONSTRUCTION
Brrck work, cement and
foundation.
243-7930
(312)
a Elcrd,j cale P lo mbing
o Poioring.loro,iorlEororior
e Wn,rhor Incolorior
'IGJTTER CLEAt!NG
NSURED
REASONABLE HATES
FREE ESTIMATES
965.5114
794-0608
WALL WASHING
Walls, ColimBo, Woodwork wa5h'
ed; Carpets cleanod. Spooia'fialng
IS Residential Cleaning.
Insured
Free Esllmntno
252-4670
FREIGHT DAMAGED
FURNACES
640-6300
966-3900
588-1015
Minares from ynor door
FREE ESTIMATES 39 YRS EXP
Insared Bonded Lic379B
$10 OFF RODDING of
MAIN SEWER PIPES
MIKE'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
Omm w Snwer lines power radded.
Low wfrnr preasurfOorractad.
Bump pamp. Inftallnd En .orolond.
s
338-3748
ADD A JOHN
Io your homo, basnmnst. aStiR or
roc. room. Wn do oil ropuir work
also remodeling.
PRINTING
S
JOHN NERI Et SONS
698-3115
LUGGAGE
-.
__'_k
J.1liliC
i:'
-
.s
252-NERI
ROOFING
965-3900
FREE
WRITTEN
ESTIMATES
61 O DEMPSTER
MORTON GROVE, ILL.
966-9222
CONTRACT
CARPETS
BOB FARRELL
TUCKPOINTING
uChineneys Repaired
Et Rebuilt
°Leako Repaired
t.
BEST PRICES
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL
774-2479
A(R CONDITIOMNG
SHEET METAL
. HEATING
647-9612
Complote Qaalifn Roofing Sfroice
. 10% Discount to Senior ci tioens
P
FRANK J. TURK
L SONS., INC.
48 HOUR SERVICE
B ALL NAME BRANDS
ALL TEXTURES
Padding and Installation
available
r
t,
eWaterproefing
t
252-4674
8038 Milwaukee
Niles, III.
Residuntiul and Light Commercial
Hea9in and Air Condities'mg
SalBs, Service and Installation
RICH
THE HANDYMAN
NORTHWEST
ADVERTISE
YOUR
BUSINESS
. Sump Pomps installed
24 HOUR-i DAY SERVICE
IIIISYSTEMS
Chris
.05_ri_l. 965-7932
Also Repaired En Robcils
f Electric Rudding
f Tone Roofs Romoced
Bathtabs. toilets. main line
Arlington Heights
IIIIHERMO
.
965-6415
CATCH BASINS
CLEANED-$25 Et op
KAYS ANIMAL SHELTER
2705 Arlington Hts. Rd.
Paonl,og
Srucco Cnilirgn to Walls
(DO-DROP)
SEWERAGE
ROOFING
TONY
tait,,.
.PlambioO
Floor nr Wall Tilo in Coramis
or Whan Haue flou
.lnsido nr Outside Painricg
En Wallpapotino
EI norricu I
AUTRYS INC.
LOW COST
FREE ESTIMATES
HANDYMAN
.Catpeotty
25 Years Eopnrinnoe
Fully Insured
777-4485
. -EXPERT REPAIRS24 Hour Seroicn
. SIL MAKES te MODELS
WALL WASHING
Plurobin grepfirf En rnmod,ling.
. FURNACE
"SPECIAL"
PLUMBING
En sink linen opened
cell DarI.na
CATCH BASINS
f f f f n o o n of e o
PAINTING
ACCOUNTING fr TAX
NETWORK INÇ
966-2312
LITILE ACRES
761-6319
BUTLER h BUTLER
Lisn,iOed
Rinh The Handymen
FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL
692-5163
COMMERCIAL CLEANING
RESIDENTIAL En
Pj
INCOME TAX
Reliable . HOrreer . nef..
Call
MORTON GRO VE.BUGLE
9663900
LICENSED Et INSURED
Replacement Bock Porch
Under $500
7 SISTERS
MAID SERVICE
685-1427
çjç 7,y
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Wooden Decks
Morblo
FREE ESTIMATES
FULLY INSURED
967-0150
,íail 967 C'2
HEATING -' ROOFING
Morton Gruoe
Encisoise nesidenriai CleoclirS
f O e f e o O O e 0f
SEWER RODDING
Dyeorotifly
B Tile
-J
MAINTENANCE SERVICE
PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL
CARPENTRY -
9509 Washington,
ROYAL CARPET
$25 u Boia 12000v oir.
tion. Cirp.wldelsubatho.
Ccropasy for 15 yours.
CIRCLE
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Interior Et Exterior
s Ctrpeniry Dry Woll
967-9124
966-1718
Sltntrrpoo & Sfnom Ceoned
(Paiwaukee Bank Plaza)
Cabinet
STYS
. FIREWOOD S
The Bent/H CacHai
or call for a free estimate in pour
cwn home aeptime without obliga'
. Wood Cabinets
. Hnnd stripped fr refinished
DECKS
&FuroitureCInVioo
654 N. MILWAUKEE
PROSPECT HEIGHTS
KITCHEN CABINET
REFINISHING
HANDYMAN
FIREWOOD
Jerry Lanning
O
w
TAS
NILES BUGLE
1
ALUMINUM
'P O O O O O
USE THE BUGLE
INESS SERVI
B
Your Ad Appears
In The Following Editions
,
We qaote prices1
overthe phone
FAIR PRICES
COMPARE . THEN SEE USI
d'
692 -M 7 6
282-8575
7136 TOUHY AVE.
NILES,ILL. 60648
ThE BUGLES
STOP
Ib8CkOflIZ
L00K
ARmE BUGLE'S
, whIch
155W. low
noble youtH:
ADVERTISEToattr.ct
POtentlolcu.tomerol
gg,msgi&ytMarch 3 1908
TheBagler ThWIdYr
Pige 4
1981
'jour Ad Appears
In The Following Editions
USE THE BUGLE
USE THE BUGLE
NAS
-
NILES BUGLE
MORTON GROVE BUGLE
SKOKIE!LINCOLNW000 BUGLE
PARK RIDGEIDES PLAINES BUGLE
GOLF.MILLIEAST MAINE BUGLE
966-3900
.
SALAD PERSON
HOSTESS!
DINING ROOM
MANAGER
WAITERS
WAITRESSES
TRAINEES
,
:
Arrgm000s Or Esenings
Fall or Part 'Proc
,
, we onermarure isdOiduereace
Dey & Night
Pohition Availgble
Flexible Hottrb
& Top Solery
eousaanines. erc.snelnemer enriele par.
. os', ne null Dacia Manar.
MAXWELLS
REST.IBAR
.
7231200
**
**
**
**
*
HIRING
Hours 2 - 9 P.M. Monday-Friday.
Should Earn $200-$25R Per
Werk.
Call TOM After 10 AM.
298-7730
647-0040
DOMINO
PIZZA
Fell & Pnrt Tinge . Flexible Hoerg
At auree w locations; in Nues new open, and our new
location in NertlibroOk opening soon.
DRIVERS Irrtest be 15 vro.- or older. Licoosed. with in.
scrod, dependable oehiclel
PIZZA MAKERS (no experieeooneoesl
APPLY IN PERSON AT:
2101 Crawford
1750 Mitweekee Ave.
Ewton, Illinoic
For Northbrook}
Ask for Dos or Randy
SAN ITARIAN
The Village of MIes will be accepting applica-
tions for the position of part time sanitarian.
The applicant must be fully knowledgeable
and experienced inspecting food handling
establishments and be registered. Position requires 20 hr. per week. Salary competitive. Apply by 3-15-88, Village Hall, 7601 Milwaukee
Ave., Nues. Illinois 60648.
HOTEL MAID
* DRIVE
PART TIME
** FOR AVIS!
**
**
**
**
*
Plus Generoso Gas
Allowance. For lntnro,ow:
Tuesday thru S otordayt 12 - 4 PM
Background with elactrueros.
Will Traie
Restaurant Management
Nile. Illinoje
(After 4 p.m. for Nibs)
Ask for Bill
Northwest Coob County.
Et
Part Time
Afternoons
r
*NOW
Others. Must have eoeeoretÌoal
Would
ft dependable uehiole.
et
reed good knowledge North
931-2600
966-1130
1340 Gloosiew Rd.
Rd.
E. of W
Moedavrhro Friday. 1CAM -2PM
WA be happy te traie.
Please Call Mrs. King:
geed poyloa Ostra ob fer dopendable end honest person with
lssl. This ,eaae,s5arr upnur
MIDNIGHT SHIFT
FULL OR PART TIME
Waetod cashiers and 500cb holp,
day and earning. Poll nompuoy
:ben0500 Competiti0050lero.
UNOCAL
9201 W. GOLF
DES PLAINES
we eeuu:eE:
635-7931
SUPERVISOR
PieusE APPLY 5 PERSON oNly:
Concession Stand
WILMETTE PARK DISTRICT
t.si. OCiare *irperr
Seposdsblo p orssnneoda d for io-
dsurioerinhconceesioostand.
25.35 Hours por week, wookdoys
end wooberrde. Responsibilities iv.
duds ordering, inuentory, und daily
Call Terry Juliar
Owners Try Harder
256-6100
Training 1er this type of equipment will be paid at $5 av hour,
the starting salary al 06.25 an fluor. After a se day proberionary period, you van earn up lv $7 av heur. Previous schovl
bus driuinv eoperinhOn will be revognized, bue is vet
onvessary.
SPECIAL ED DRIVERS: Needed ro drive Cur late model vinibuses. Traospertation to a from home provided. Starring raen
$5.RO per hour. Paid rraieinv. Muse be at least 21 veers old.
SEPTRAN INC.
CONTACT PEG
392-1668
9 AM. - 4:30 P.M.
is looking for
SALES PERSONS
Full or Part Time
Experienced or Will Train
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT:
r_
TV and APPLIANCES
I
graduate Stjff Therapist to
Responsible. cheerful recap' i assume responsibility for
tiOeist needed for family aueaament- dITact patient
cara. AOL IndIvIdual and
dental practice.
group procese. staff
CerrtrallMilwaUkee Area
Northwest Side of Chicago development and saperviclon of OT Service in e 45
Porfect for housewives and
lips workers.
Call 631-6080
Please Call Roger At:
647-1455
bed psychiatric department.
Exnelleflt salery and
benefits. For more informatian, call Or write
Mond.. Tues.. Wed.
2 p.m.-8 p.m.
Thursday
TELEMARKETING
9 a.m.-3
Personnel Department
rn.
1(800) 626-5435
LOURDES HOSPITAL
Wo will train you to sell Radie
commercials. A good phcno
voice and nnthuoiaNm are required. Full time earnints ut
DAY
TRAINING
ASSISTANTPre.
puG time hours.
Call Stan Carson:
298-6400
1530 Lane Oak Rd.
pedsscah. Kentucky 42001f
,
PARK RIDGE/DES PLAINES BUGLE
nosoe
GOtF-MILUEAST MAINE BUGLE
'gram for dosolopmefltcfly
disabled adults io she
on Dempster at Potter
Waokegae area.
'Empashin, sreatise individual
needed. An ierportuor aspect nf
TELEPHONE
INTERVIEWERS
PART TIME
this pesitieO would ionolve ac
nomposying cheats to and from
the
For moli bnsWn mor kotresearo h
Excellent
program.
nruenizariee io earthcrossbarb.
Ability to reiCtO to publia. seme
Send Resume to:
hoowledge nf modinul a pIon, bat
no manosee ry. FlesibtO hosts.
Coropotitioe hourly wage.
Fur turthar letormation null:
Chicago, Illinois 60614
JoAnn 998-6780
and
Part time positions
enargetrn Ir'
dicidaol. Excellent oppurtueity for
the right perses.
ug greoslse .
Gnsd pay aed corrrmissiOfl
Nues Aree
We are looking for patient,
empathic persons to work
with severe W profoundly
mentally retarded udultN in a
Send Resume To:
M. Simpson
333 W. Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois 60614
Ecpanenoe In eat ap of haadcral
lossbs.Iar. compcite. cofidal
wouldn't you?...SO CALLIlI
Menafeetaolflg
IMMEDIATE OPENINGSII
Medium Size
you would cull me today
dienapolla.
480-1180
firm in
99.80
dep.cding epon
In-
te $10.72
ceporicasee
plsaa Inoanthra.
CONTACTS
METAL & WELDING
Pat Jones
(317) 634-888g
SEEKS NEWSBOYS
Call
ext. 150
966-3900
i
824-7963
during
in Law Enforcement who io availablebe '18 or
the day between 9 AM - 3 PM. Must
over with a good appearance.Service Aide. will
This opportunity. as a Public
the public.
provide experience in dealing with
at The Nibs Police
working the front desk
applications at the Village
Department. Obtain
5 PM.
Hall. 7601 Milwaukee Avenue. 8:30 AM by March 10. 1988.
Summer Positions
Jcc Apachi Day Camp
. Pool Staff - ALSIWSI required
s Male & Female Counselors Must be over 18
s Early Childhood Teachers
272-7050
cheerfel
hygienist needed for family
dental practice.
CentrallMilwaUkee Area
Northwest Side of Chicago
Call 631-6060
NURSES
5._I arenaS'
COME TO TEXASI
2:55-8:00 PM
Thurs. 9:00 AM-3:O0 PM
. Assistant
Chicago
BERNARD HORWICH JCC, 3003 Touhy.Skokia
MAYER KAPLAN JCC, 5050 Church,
asporioree.
lion? If I could shcw yeu a Way
te proven success, guaranteed
higher income, more fun and
happiness, positino secarity,
and deserved value for effort:
Shop. Full or Part Time.
Experience Preferred.
Seeking Part Time College Student
training program. Experloece desirable. Excellent
benefits.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
HEADER
OPERATOR
For Women's Apparel
day
Maintenance SuperviSO
AT 00TH:
AHH...May I ask you u queu-
SALESLADY
Mr. BrowIY MG-9797
Mon., Tues.. Wed.
SERVICE OPTICAL
GOLF MILL MALL
M. Simpson
333 W. Wisconsin
,Ncrth shore of ficase oks can'
didateotolOie business brskctuga
firm. your motlsctIOO fr Cur traieloo will gIse you she ability to earn
fIS-40K o your FIRST YEAR!
HYGIENIST
APPLY IN PERSON
benefits.
DEVELOPMENTAL
TRAINERS
SLEAD
DEVELOPMENTAL
TRAINERS
Responsible,
Full time positions
Far
BUSINESS BROKERS
Call Gayle for Application
MANAGER
TRAINEE
To msrh io a Day Traloief
BUGLE'
470-950o
OCCUPATIONAL
THERAPIST
RECEPTIONIST
CTA DISTRIBUTORS
VIDEO MOVIE SALES
wr
ieso N. Milwaukee Ase
Nibs, lL6004O
ç
NILES POLICE DEPARTMENT
interested
ASSIS1ANT
Seeking .xperienced er new
SALES
THE SUPER STORE
724-8484
Call Angelo 968-2000
2984030
CALL MR. MARTIN
827-6191
Pan lyre pnsit'ano aseilsblr in Glen
slew errAi Bout que. Call
mscphOrc.
appeareena.
LIGHT TYPING REQUIRED
WILL TRAIN
PART TIME
MAIL SORTING
POSITIONS
Flexible Hoarc
meeloatlen chill.. typfog S werd
Pr socolo g. Cempetltloc elary.
p.l dsaOa Ofen.. frlaedly as-
Maw.. anerW.tle, reeponelbic parecc fer buey OrthodontIe affina.
MscthasnPlaaeeOt pa000nallryerd
572-08O1
SALESPEOPLE
SEAMSTRESS
Med.re Slim ,rransafaetmlnf cerony sacka paraca with geed cee.-
Golf MIII
Call Mr. White
for flexible morning schedules.
Need Extra Cash?
NO EXPERIENC E NECESSARY!
Considnr working Part-Timn as a Scheel Bus Driver. Our Currrflt Oprnirrgs arr in rho DES PLAINES, NILES, MORTON
GROVE G GLENVIEW Areas, Driving late rondel or hew 71
passenger buono. all equipped with av automatic transmis-
i
t AM - B PM
Permeflon t, possibly part timo durleg the woeb. Seme eoperlenoe
with hessOheePiflg A ploesaot aed
bere, eeruer ieus uuie lerarlerra ir
rye Cfliag e&es Its fluura ner oasi,
.
cUSTOMER SERVICE
DENTAL
RECEPTIONIST
Full Part Time
uniforms Furnished
Company Benefits
Aouiluble
Excellent Puy
fivuilable Monday thru Friday
operetion. $4.00 - 55.CtfPor Heur.
DRIVERS WANTED
.
SECURITY
GUARDS
Fer Saturdays and Sunduys
OerC euasbte rar denerdasle ara
er
ç-
for
Srodrnts with AM. Classes W
o
MORTON GROVE BUGLE
.SKOKIEILINCOI.NW000 BUGLE
u
PART TIME
Fe, Cur GleCOiOW locetien.
o 6415 W. DempStor
Morton Grove
NORThSHORE
COUNTRY CLUB
Ideal Delloory Pestttefl
NILES BUGLE
-3900
crun \1AìITh
DELIVERY P.M.
Your Ad Appears
In The Following Editions
far per500s with 5 years sapereiSOry
. MechafliCaIlEIe
Technicians
POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT:
Church, Skokie
MAYER KAPLAN JCC, 5050
work Den shift with soma
ta
ALL POSITION Orequir e salf-sseneta
bese 5 years sop orlanoa with HVAC, olee-
anheduir fleniblit'f, Must
gonorel buildiog meint 000055 , aed good sort'
alcol, pluorbirO.
osaedannc 110er benefits
moelnuti005 okilla. Cowperltixe salati
poskagioc.
Call Terry Mathews
Monday thea Friday 9 am to Noon
675-2200
AMI-BrewenaIlls Madloal Ceeanr. ,
lomoS In BrewnvIO. Tacen . le a: .r
lOBEad. acaro octe facIlIty. part uf a
'
l
e.
.
W'
-
hIgh qeallty rodenwld. Ire.Ithncra
eatwerk.
Loosed oe the .aaths.a dp cf Tance. we animi sub.trsplcOl
St
chutase yacr eRced. We ana fia corleares tram Mosics and
Pedro
lslaod.
e.lnsst.a front nE. fwous south
We soarardy cRer Profamiarel Nursing tGN'ONl end Voce'
tionellPrecdsl IØVN-LvNI pealtiens In.
..ftsdinel sorgicaI.'Padi attics
..Ietêeelsa Cetc..05mO Health
..0bctnrdcn
..SorgcrylPAR
We off cress bstartial sigo.xv bonos, uocellOes benefit
package cod tomcat1 00055,5 ronce. Pie ocesendresu me nr call-Len Guise. A samoan t Adminirstrtcr FeticcI Cere scro:ses at
5t2.N44-145N.
4MMI
¼- BROWNSVILLE MEDICAL CENTER
1040 Went Jefferson St.
Brownsville, Texas 78520
acaBe 43
Th,Eugie,ThsrgdaY, Marcb3, 19gB
The Begle, Thursday, Meroh3, 1988
Page 42
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ADS
966-3900
::scourcctocc
S"1-
', GOLF-MILLIEAST MAINE BUGLE
Genera I Office
lo Multi-Mate
lo Switchboard
ed Always a Winner
B cm-5 pm.
W oseokepl0000n t Individuti to
5 CRT Operators
mntwom ph ono.en d do lioht ottico
work In tornii ottico in Sknkio. Typ-
b 5 Clerks
¡ng roqoirod. Solomy opon. Coil:
Social Seryiece Agency seek'
.
6794545
En,y Lecci. Top Poy
APPLY TODAY. WOfik TOMORROW
Irnnrodiao long nnd ohory mm,
romp omamyasS innm nntsnnor your
honro. Foil bonofiom. Moor driuo.
CALL MAUREEN
966-1400
Debbie Temps, Inc
Temporary Service
CORRECTIONS
RECEPTIONIST!
TYPIST
Nibs Area
RECEPTIONIST
Full Time
Ing a qaaIified, flexible person for this position, Typing,
organizational skills and ex'
collent communication skills
required.
RECEPTIONIST
PART TIME
DATA ENTRY
Experienced for Neiman Marcus
Beauty Salon in Northbtcok
Cccrt. Permafleet petition.
Empinyeo benefits oto. Coil Mt.
diciduOi with pmooiect doto cetre
oop oti000 O lmiOimum 6 munI.
Hourn will bt g ow to 3 pm.
Idoal tar humontakort. stodonts or
toy cnosnnhin B poil timo doy
boati. wo offer e Boxa tturtino
salary. To apply, pieet000ettct:
adults.
Interviews for Niles location
Truhier:
Call Tracy
MORTON GROVE
647-0600
mee Wagbngto-CumPlnx. Modern.
Spociahiaing in
inelxdod.000r chopping B tractent'
tatine. Adulte only. $4981mo, plus I
mu, tocar icy dupont.
FEET
gond data ustry and iS key
skills for orig term or short
term assignments. Earn the
Weh ontabfshnd end Oontinceflt
growing flout looting 000tpane it
snrking a roliabio porten lot
Call Gail Lipka
goyetul officu doties.
761-9100
For inatetdiateconsidomnticn,
ploace coli:
Kothntiyo Radon
699-3937
ENTRY
We aro looking fer people with
M cromos Or Aftor000no
4 Heere por Doy
highest pay ratn and avoid that
downtowe commute,
.
CALL: 692-4900
Loftus b O'Meara
Temporary, Inc.
WHEELS, INC.
c66 Gorioed Placo
Dot Plaines. IL 6W10
ot
SPECIAL SERVICE TELLER
imomnodiotc fou timm opening for no ir,dicidoui with tond coot-
municotiOet ticilit. Tho pooitioe iecòioot keoWiOdOO of proottting
tho foiioWiflo tores: SaniogS bendo Colloctiont. I.: cocco Stiokart,
Utility bilis Ta 000iOr 't chockt,
WE OFFERt
GOOD STARTING SALARY O EXCELLENT BENEFITS
COMPUTER OPERATOR
PLEASANT, ATTRACTIVE WORK ENVIRONMENT
9654400
MORTON
GROVE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
floe mci/f
6201 Dempcter
Picono coil for intomnicW opporntatont-
.
e BRANCH MANAGER
s ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER
hoe to dotail roquimod, Eoculiuot
cOwputy bnnelitn nod growth up.
System
of on office foclilte? Aro Coo In toto.tod in the chollonno of
-
maeogioo your own branc It?
-6
if ytt, you will wont to como to Peorloos Federal Savingt. Potiti cesare ooalloblo 00 the Northw ostoidoan d Northwott Suberboa i000ti000,
-6
-6
Mutt baco o working koowiodgo ood u bockgroued of the Sou
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products, Professional attitudo oyd congonioi pnrsnoality oro a
west.
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4930 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago,
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11.60630
GENERAL BISCUIT
BRANDS
COIN TELLER
Are y ouourroo fly I notupo Foison? position omoocon d in chame
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ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS
afternoon hours. High school
dipioma. Egperience in computer
operati000, proferrabiy IBM
MAITE GOFF
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tice firm, has immediotu
nociloble fur 2 chiftt, Ncooporlonoo
000dtd. Campony pmnoides trois-
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S ANfING
PRODUCTION
TRAINEE
CAS, o inadieg compelnriond map-
PART TIME
Generai Biscuit Brands soekn a
part timo computer operator for
SB.
Full Time
NOW ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
Thit mb rtqoitos 000urac y io handling iorgn amoceCt cl coins.
picotant phono pnr000aiitc. good
coromunicotion skiiin. iight typing.
aed some beone lifting. SeeOmokor Pmeftrrnd.
Call For Appointment
Patricia Clauses
Personnel Department
967-5300
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF NILES
For unintotujow
CAS
A Geoneo Corp. Subsidiary
2140 S. Wolf Rd.
Des Plaines, Il. 60018
298-1480
SECRETARY
SALES
Duplec Products. a Fortune
1555 firm, is looking fur a
hoip us with our office odmicmstration in aun Nues
CONDO FOR SALE
branch talos uffmno.
Ccstomnr phono 000t000,
typing und computer
familiarity oro u few uf the
nkills we require,
Eccollont benefits and a
pleasact urti000nnirOOment.
Call Lew
692-2260
lu, at appointment
REAL ESTATE
SALES TRAINEE
Thinking of starting a new oaruer
with unlimited earnings potential.
Register now for cl assess tuning
MG. Deluso
Wonted in Shot
ev OWNER - 3 Bdnn. Homo
FURNITURE
Highland Park
and wo oronoteo rifled befassthc
rient intortion. tire responsibility in
Goncmnxsnnt Jsbt: tOOS't ut Open
yours, lii no suons nhull the iiuhility
fOr the usror 0000nd rho cost of tite
lagt Nowi Ail Stotot N 000rsnue
Ail occuputinot. F crourrno t lob ie
to cali it2i 955-06B2 nut. 755.
space cocupied by rho ortos.
The Bugle Bargain Barn,
8746 N. Shermer Road, Nues, Illinois 60648
TV
e LighI uakesroOr table
. Twin tito mulli-cxlnrOd btdspread
o Drop-100f mohuxany Suecas:
Phyfo dininu room set, Entta 100f, 4
choirs, labio pods. 66" xptO. Ali rs
tocelleet condition. Pricnd to sell.
966-6220
*15.50
PRE-PAID
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FOR 1 WEEK ADVERTISING
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cepted by telephone. Socry. no
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$21.00
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Imc LItE 001
THE BUGLE BARGAIN BARNS ADS INCLUDE
refonde, Ads may alge be brought
into the office at B746 N, Shorrrrer
Road, Nues, Illinois 60648.
FLO BETIE
966-3900
AUTOMOBILES
PERSONALS
FOR SALE
GARAGE SALES
PETS
HOME FURNISHINGS
MISCELLANEOUS
SITUATION WANTED
SPORTING GOODS
SWAPS &TRADES
THE BUGLE BARGAIN BARN
8746 N. Shermer Road, Niles, Illinois 60648
MISCELLANEOUS
TttttlO Bett Tbl. Plus 3 bolt. 65'
Buffet. 42" HiOny. n liphulttertd
chaito. 02550 at boss oftos.R9B'4275
USED CARS
Thrs s not a comniorclal listIng.
Please publish my odisi st listed bslaw. i houe nriced est-h isem Ir item per ad.l
One pian pes od ulank.
Ad uottit 5 by snothod
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ITEM
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BOY GOVEeNMENT Stlaod
Vuhiclen from $156. Fords, Chuoyt.
Curoottsc, etc, Fur mlx call:
Illesi 982.1561 tnt. 750
ROD BOT
oi 5x0 dt'
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c
FURNISHINGS
FOR SALE
y5hn occucied Sn she erscr.
e EACH AODITIONA LINE *1.50 PER WEEK
Ceri Mon., Wed,, Frl.
I000SUNBEOS
TONING TABLES
Sanol . WOLFF Tannisa Rods
Ssno to 50% 1-tOc-323-2474
neol inserrinn. 155 rosponoih,ltty is
yours. I neaeOuntt hail rho habilite
for Ihn Ort css000 od the cont ut she.
YOUR CHOICE
PLAN 2
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SlendorOsust pntsioo Eucroitort
Coli for FREE Culot Cotoluguo
220-Bm.
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566-0879
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
undws asrnntnot itiud satoro the
Dlt88ibUtOe
.
For pmodxctn call 456-5140 en
j
royublicatinn Sorio. bot i rannrr Or
u Ontinuet a tts,thefissi eubhicatiOn
WAYS TO ADVERTISE IN
THE BUGLE BARGAIN BARN
HOME WANTED
2t" Bleok fr Whitu Zenith purtnble,
Each ad it corofully proof ruxd, but
trrOrt do ocour. Il you fiedanertot
Picote notify ut immediately
Errors
will b erect lind by
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o entinuot 015er the lins publication
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for oocoue te pooabln tor 2 impon
ttornt. Mutt hoot ccmpusnr B aulo
PAULY ACURA
433-8200
BDR,
Loamy, Pkg, Rotc,, $68.950,
965.9cm
MR. DENNIS
CORRECTIONS
Any Cooditiue
from t goose orti
7ì30-8:30 p.m.
i
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er
406.0140
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ALSO
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Building,
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pisase notify lt rnmtdiolnly
e'rrOl, will beruht irind by
Btoi Rette elate
726-2112
ounscientiOus individual tu
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cop trisse o, Top tnlary fur right porson. Coil 10m oppuintmnot.
TWO LEFT
cloue 3 rm: apartments. Heer
M-G-M REALTY
OFFICE
GROUP DANCE
INSTRUCTION
966-2357
MURPHY 88 COMPANY
ing. Stat hoodwrltlou nod tIten-
APPLY IN PERSON
Muodoy - Fridoy iB:OO.4:Slli
tice, shopping sed tocrOOtrcn
ose 150.
228-BuS.
iVE! ROXIS
966-6220
967-6250
ng for Sales Reps. Will trum,
WU1UTZERS
,,\_
nsrorsrtnot-cor it you findansrrar
I Isst 35 lbs. b I feef great Vox
WANIID
Excellent Coeditign
$150
t Bdt. aptx. ut 5375 2 ear, opts os
f475. Laundry facilities, parking
ooailobln. 5005 good traesper-
Nues, IL
DATA
Port Titeo
Seeks poitod pmototticnol for bony mwitthboard and froW dock.
Eacolloet oommuyiCotion nkillt tod rolatod ooporioocotoqulrnd
Work Tucodoy otd Wodnoodey 6 to 15:30 por
HOWARD
ASK FOR AURELIA
.
GENERAL OFFICE
eolved,
Opens to 06 inches.
MILWAUKEE
Thin is a Part Time position
with a good sturting salary
ond company benefits.
M. Simpson
Mayer Kaplan JCC
5050 Church - Skokie
flexible. self-motivated persos mho enjoys getting in.
APTS. FOR RENT
Duncan Phyfe mahogany dropleaf dining room tot. Entra loaf.
Four chairs plut table pads.
Each ai is nasofuhly proof ruad. but
WEIGHT LOSS
WANTED TO BUY
DINING ROOM SET
FOR SALE
GEO. T. SCHMIDT
DIVISION
333 W. Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois 60614
. Evenings
Educational Company in
Nues is seeking .a bright,
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
Duties include record keep'
cellent benefits.
Send Resume to:
RECEPTIONtST
Part Time
REAL
ESTATE
Mr. LaCease
being held in Chicago. Ex'
564-0300 Ext. 2085
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The Bugle, flurday, March 3 lIES
bÑA1
CARPETS
TRANK J. TURK
L SONS., INC.
a HOUR SERVICE
Business
Directory
1
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ULL
8038 Milwaukee
NILES, ILL.
demo tration
SALI TEXTURES
Wills will
Gleon
be
demonstrating stone polishing at
She Des Plaines Valley
Geological Society's 23rd Gem,
Mineral & Jewelry Show. Glenn
is well knowsi throughoutthe area
for his lectures on geology and
jewelry making demonstrations.
P@ddhg I h'.tRII,IIOM AM,iII.
-
s AIR CONDITIONING
SHEET METAL
-
W(OOINÓ
,-
BUSINESS FORMS
.
965-3900 I ,i
e HEATING
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Also Draperios
and Armstrong
Solarien
FAIR PRICES
.COMPARETHEN SEE USI
IMMEDIATE
PRINTING CO.
647-9612
7136 TOUHY AVE.
NILES,ILL. 60648
>1
Shop At Home Servic.
692-4176
COI
6110 DEMPSIER
NGROVEILL
Public cooperation
sought by Township
Stone polishing
ALL NAME BRANDS
r1
Pige 4E
The Bugle, Thiiruday,Marth 3, lIES
..s..1S
s-
t
The Gem Show will b held on
Moreb lfond 2f at She Rand Park
Field Hesse, 2025 Miner st,, Des
Plomes. Hosrn are Sotsrdoy, IO
282-8575
am. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, 10
am. to 5 p.m. There will be
..
something for everyone to enjoy:
minerals, lapidry, fossils, gems,
jewelry, live demonstrations and
educational exlsibito. Bring the
entire lamily. Refreshments und
games included.
BUSINESS
Glean Wills
Tubing Trip for Jr. High Students
TO SHP
LOCALLY
ti,
Á(e4.
qdq Via me
The Nues Perk District is now
tolsing registration for ¡1.5 Teen
Tubing Trip, Friday, Morch 11.
CENTURY 21
WELTER!INVES1MENT EQUITIES, INC.
1514 NORTH HARLEM AVFNIW
Teens in Jr. SDgIs School are
welcome to oign up for this exciting venture to Maplehuest,
FOREVER GREEN
FLOWERS AND GIFTS
Wisconsin (just over the border)
Ello N. MILWAUKEE AVE.
0231510
from Ballard School (832f
where they can "tube" to their
beart'O content! Teem depart
Bollard lfd.) at 4:38 p.m. and
USEDRC*IIII ORlIEfiSBY FIIO
631-961m
return to Miles at S p.m. for a pie-
ea party. Participants will he
brought back to BallardSckool at
upprsniuoately 10 p.m.
The cootper pernsn is$ll which
includes tranoportution, tubing
and pizza. Register at the Niles
Parts Disliret otfice, 7077
Milwaukee Ave., before Monday,
March 7. For msre iolormation,
call 967.6033.
Maine Township Highway Commissioner Bsll
Fraser prepares On hit the road durisg a recent
snowstorm. Fraser and his highway department
crew plow approximately 30 miles of fowushlp
Bosifas's firm, Alarm Detection
their csstomern' home and
vacatinn oc plans Os be away
From the office, and the power
goes out or there is flooding,
systems can he eslahilahed that
j husmeos burglar and fire alarms,
temperatures and frenero - even
, somp pumps.
allow the alarmcsmpaisy tu know
when a freezer's temperature
starts rising or a sump pump
murtsefing benefit tsr years to
come," said Basilas, a 20-year
A new Illinois Bett service
allnws alano and security cemponies to simaltanenusly mnnitor
j
118 WAUKEGAN RD., NILES
961-7110
NICOLOSIS NORGE
COIN-OP CLEANERS
HARLEM
volunlarily move packed cars following
snowfulls of more Ibas two inches to facilitate
(
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WESTERN UNION AGENCY
lo
roads in the unincorporated area. During btiezards and heavy snewolorms they often wach
Illinois Bell alarm technology
improves security
OAKTON-WAUKEGAN
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
round the clock to rlear tne streets. Fraser is aohing cesidenls of snincoeporaled Maine Township
MILWAUKEE AVE.
763-9M)
In all, the service - known as
Derived Local Channel - enables
RIarm ànd security serviceo
IN BUSINESS 3OYEARS
THE ORIGINAL BARBER SHOP .
965.1399
to msnitor eight different
stivities within their customers'
homes and bususesses - all over
o
ELSE'S BEAUTY SALON .9551399
9205.9208 WAUKEGAN RD., MG.
VI srdi.sar3, telephane tine.
Illinnis Bell's new service will
henefit hume und business
PAINT WAGON
BEN FRIEND REALTORS
7000 MILWAUKEE AVE.
8014 N. WAUKEGAN RD.
7234 TOUHY AVE
96)1896
966-5460
114.296
munity to a must unique "Evem
Ing with Dr. Mardecat Paldiel,"
Director, Department for the
Jerusalem on Sunday, March 13
al 73O p.m. ut Skskie Valley
Local Channel service fer
'fad Vashem,
Traditional Spsugogue, 8825 E.
Peairle Rd., ShaMe.
Dc. Paldiel wifl discuss "The
Significance Of The Righteom
Among The Nations." Since ils
inception in 1953, the Yad
Voshem memoriultotbe Martyrs
01 Iba Holocaust has recognized
5000e 6,000 persons (reproentiog
3,5tO
renue
stories)
as
Itiglsteosu among the Nations."
There is No Admission Fee.
344 LAWOENCEWOOD
FAMILY INN OF 1911ES
COACHLIGHT REALTY
966-1035
7950 19. CAIDWELL. RILES
1135 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. NILES
961-8600
967-9329
Product Manager Michael Egan
said.
Illinzis Bell recently completed
Righteuus,
:
Illinois Bell will install the equipment that provides the service In
u switching center, illinoss Bell
the iastallatiou of the Derived
Apyrsximalely one yesr ago
cnocereed cnm000nity members
of the nnrlhwcstside iotereslrd in
hnlying yosth deal with lite crisis
sitsatisoS met at Tall High
School. As a resolt of tbst
meeting a look torce st
volonteers wan formed, direcled
by Rev. Willism Krepys, Pasfor
Holocaust Studien of the
of Firol Edison Park United
Holocaust Memorial Foundation.
Church el Christ.
The task force has been
gIo.igii.
meeting al ResoireclioO High
Thirty-six University nf Illinois
students have received flight eer-
January according to the illinnis
lificates and ratings from the
Nues,
Sajdak, Des Plaines; Jeffrey V.
Department of Transportation.
Local municipalties included:
Des Plaines,
$46,479.
$84,7634
oniversity's Institute nf Aviation.
Aii005g them iucloded: John H.
Wendt, Shokie.
Dig out those wonderful OLD pictures of dad.
mom, sis or daughter...
pleling 20 to 30 cauversiuns weeb-
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"Additionally, all of oar new
I
stability."
Bnnifas said Derived Lucal
+
Channel also improves upon the
+
+
level of tine security features
+
4
4
presently prsvided to subscribers
that use private lineo. and al a
lower csst.
"Digital dialer alarm systems
cannot detect when a telepbnne
line has been cut," Bumfas said.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
DAVID
"With Derived LamaI Channel, if
a telephone tine Is cot, a signal is
sent ta the alarm company's oftice."
-
24 YEARS
For more information on
4
4
4
4
4
Mom, Dad, to Amy
Derived Local- Channel service
call fllinois Bell's Mike Egan at
i
117.3945
Wish them a happy birthday or anniversary ln
m. Bugle.
z a unique,
Community youth meet at RES
This evening in sponsored by the
Fay Ahrams Inotitote of
For additional information, call
into the State Treasury during
nel service, and we are mm-
surveillance system silently
Local Channel service from a
stute-licemed alarm company,
their share of motor fuel tax paid
veteran sI the alarm industry.
'We have commitments to convert about 560 existing costumer
accounts to Derived Local Chan.
customers will he olfered the sernice, which lets us promioe price
Asrora.
Upon the request for Derived
Illinois municipalities have
tees allotted $t4,t95,514.00 as
Flight certificate
recipients
techontugy andview it as a major
For example, a home or
Downers Grove, Geneva and
ERA CALLERO Et CATINO REALTY
'We are delighted with the
ly," he said. "Over the next year
and a half, we expect lo convert
mare than 2,000 aceuunlo to the
service."
security purposes.
monitors burglar and fire alarms
or other secanty services.
The service is providedfrom Hlinois Bell's local switching
centers. It bas been established
at switching center in Naperville,
The Halocanot Memorial Foundation of Illinois invites the cum-
CENTURY 21
telephone line fur alarm and
Booifas, natinnàl president of the
j 1,500-member Naitanal Burglar
and Fire Alarm Assnciutinn.
Holocaust
Foundation
hosts speaker
BARNARY'S
Chanuel service elizninates the
need far installation of a second
business owner cas lath over the
lelephune -line, while - over the
same line -un alarm company's
"If a custemer io going on
IMPERIAL JEWELERS
By wurking aver the regular
telephone line, the Derived Lacal
uwners ulike, while bringing into
harmony the alarm technologies
medhy telephone cumpunieo und
security firms, said Robert
-iuI
fails," Bonifas said.
Systems of Illinois Inc. in Aurora.
Motor fuel tax
A DIITI IRF I
Schnsf es a regalar basis as they
developed and have completed
the Norlhsoest Commanity
Ifesoorce Book. Their next pro(ecl is lo develoy some flier
materials for yoalh. Members of
this committee include Sr. Elaine
Tsvorek, l'einripsl of Resacrec
lion Higis School and Mrs. An-
nelle Goode, f50050 Resource
Coordinator al Resorrerlion High
Scisool, The cornouiller rnnsists
of sine ronomsoily members.
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TheBogic, Tharaday, March 3, 1988
Piges
TheBuØe, Thursday, Mireh3, 1IS
From the £4f Itaiuf
Cabe.edfroI. Pupal
repo..d
Tronicafly, !eRoy KWIatt, a
Glenview Bugle reader, stoppad by the officeMoodaymorobig and said he wa concern-
ed about this probtem many
. yearn ago. He Wrote letters
and was told it was the
railroad's responoibifity. He
made little progress In parsaing the matter.
Sergeant Gerhart noted
there aro bells as well as llgbta
at Howard and Lebigh. But be
said the bells are not asdible.
Healsa sotedos asasay day it
is difficult to read the color of
the lights because of tile
reflections.
We drove past the istersec.
tiens alongside the tracks at
Touby, Howard, Oakton and
Dempster. The iotersection
which seems safest is at
Dempster Sireel. Despite the
high volume of traffic, the in.
cidence of train accidents at
Denspster seems leas than at
the Howard and Tosby crosstogs.
Dempater bas aJ additional
road divider entending west
from the crossing which is not
MG Lihrary..
mission» free.
"Prairie Restoration Throogh
Horsing" is a lecture and
workshop to be presented at the
Morton Grove Library on Son.,
Mar. 13 at l3O by volunteers for
the North Branch Prairie Project. A discussion of the
at the other Intersections. We
are only guessing this might
be an additional deterrent.
There's little doubt a fell
gate across the estire train
crossing is a solution to this
tragic problem.
Drlvernhaveto beprateeted
from themselves. That's the
reason we beve stop signs and
stoplights.
The warlmoen instating the
stoplight both rotated several
incidents of drivers becoming
confused when they cross
train tracks. Despite their
driviog aroand the one-gate
barrier, their jadgment io
often impaired when they get
onto the tracto.
It's going to take a con-
certed effort by the village to
correct
this
problem.
Pressure is going to have to
be placed on ifiOT, the Illinois
Dopartment of Transporta-
tino, and Possibly on the
railroad company.
It has been a longtime probtemwhmetimehas come. To
idly stand-by and wait for the
sent accident is uncooncionable.
The village has offered $5.t
million for the 37-aera shopping
center. KitSch has stated the offer is rtdtcalous" and the pro-
party is worth mach mora than
that.
Attorney Allan Brawn,
representing Krtltcb, told the
heardlast yearthe center's value
is in excess of $1f million. Burke,
in turn, staled the $5.t million is
the appraised value by a real
tinsedfrom MG P.1
prioo the program.
This is the second lecture of the
Prairie Project serien and admissino io free.
The feature film 'The Un.
to one afthe Morton Grove Forest
Preserve nitos for prartire in osing fire control tools, wifi cons.
Neon and Al Capone for Chicago.
Admission io free.
Tile Sqairt Rangers exploded
for 5 first period goats and continued on to roste the Deerfield
Falcon nnmher g leans 9-2 at the
Centennial ire amena in Highland
Park.
The Falcons actnally opened
the scoring early in the first
period hat were ander constant
pressure fromthe Itangor offense
that was ted by the team's top
getter Mike Barrett. Barrett
scored 3 times in the first period
to notch another hat trick hut
wasn't done yet as he scored once
more later in the game giving
him a total of 4 gnats far the
night. The offense however also
included JimSlkaras with 2 goals
and brother Peter Sikaras, Matt
Strong and Matt Papish with one
goal each. Fer Papish, it was his
Salesperson of
the Year
Former Park Ridge resident
Larry Waxmao did an outsianding job in containing the Falcon
somber 6 offense and holding
them to jost t goal over the final
two periods.
In a season that has seen the
Ranger Sqntrto he a very luronnistent team il was great to see a
team effort under the inlerum
roach BR Popish produce snob a
resounding victory.
Holocaust Spring
Quarter class
The Holocaust Memorial Foso.
dation of Illinois, 4255 Main St.,
Skobie announces its Spring
Quarter class, "An Introduction
to Twentieth Ceotss-y Genocide
Humanities Approach to In-
vices, Inc., 600 N. McCtsrg Court,
8, 1988. Instructôr is Dr. Leon
Chicago. Casey Services is a
highly computerized teso-
parary/permanent placement
nomvice specializing in the accounting field. Marilyn joined
Casey Services nearly four yearn
DaMond-Kuwaishi
ago.
graduated with honors from
Maine South High School in 1979
and earned a Bsuineus/Management Degree in 1Hia. Silo is the
humanity" will he held on Tues.,
from 7:30-9:30 p.m. starting Mar.
Stein, Chairman, History Department, Roosevelt University, who
has spentmany yearn of research
un the Holocaust. This corne is
open to teachers of publie and
parocbialscbootn, undergraduate
and graduate college students,
and other interested individuals.
This program is made passible
primarlly through a grant from
momos P. Dumond of Park
The National Endowment for the
Hnrnaoities, Washington, D.C.
There in 00 milton fee. To
Ridge.
register, call 677-4640.
daughter of Mr. and Mro.
Ballard Rd. Mier the village
board denieda zoning request far
a high density multi-family romplex, Knilch filed a suit to appeal
the heard's decision.
During the court fight Circuit
Court Judge Sheldon Brown ad-
vised Nllen lo reach an agreement by accepting an alternate
proposal to save both parties
time and money in pursuing the
9:09a.m. "The victIm apparently
became confuned by turning into
the westbound inolead nf the
eastbound lane while attempting
lo make a left tarn from Howard
St. attbe crooning," he said.
Olenick was driving south on
Lehigh and made a left torn on
Howard going ints Iba westbound
however, never got off the ground
and the property was subsequently sold to a developer.
appeal of a decision could lake as
long as three years tu settle.
The village's offer Is purchase
the site preceded the filing of the
Io the early 1990's, the village
brought ouït against Krilieh
from au iscomiog lone, there
condemnation slut last June.
Knilich at the tison argued he had
put together plans for redevelop-
ment of the property and he bad
st percent of the property leased.
Under both plans, a large pact
of the center wonld he tom down
financing (TIF) lo help pay the
coot for the infrastrnctore istprovements, while Krittch said he
was going to one private finanetog.
The court's move for a settlement on the Lawreneewood issue
is a repeat of a 19h legal hassle
between the village and Krilich
concerning development of a
parcel of tond then owned by
Jaonary of
1911.
The plan,
became of aileged violations at
the shopping center. In court
arguments, attorneys for the property owner claimed the ohopping center was 76 percent soon-
copied and that lack of revesue
prevented Krilich from complying with fire and boildiog violatison.
The case ended with hoth sides
claiming partial victory.
Review Course
Cooperation wilh Mayer
Kaplan Center JCC is offering a
Ralos of the Road Review Courue
for all citizeon io Ibe llhohie area.
The purpose of the course is to
help applicants paon Ihe Illinois
Drivers License renewal en-
amination. lt sp-lateo drivers on
Ike current rules of the road, enplains the vision and the driving
ability enaminationo, and
prepares applicants for Ihr
general Written and road sign ensmination.
The Rules of the Road Review
Lincoinwood
Afternoon Club
Carol Elliott, chairman of the
Philanthropy Comnstttee of the
Lincolowood Afternoon Club,
Course will be held at Mayer
Kaplan Center JCC, 5050 Church,
Skohie on March 17 from 1 to 3
The cosme is free to everyone,
any age, who wishes lo attend.
For mure information, please
Contact 675-2270 or I (800)252-2964
loll-free.
P. Degno Losas, 45, has been
named Vice President and Controllor of the Distribution Group
of W.W. Grainger, Inc. Io tisis
newposition, Mr. Loso will direct
the monitoring of operaling perfornsance, preparation of the anoua! plan and hadget, and
development uf management
reporting Oyslems. In addition,
Mr. Loon will have responsibility
They are: Liocolowood
Paramedics - $1,006; Salvation
Army - 566; Lydia Children's
Home - 300; Atzheimer's Disease
honoring the founders and past
presideots at a luncheon to be
held at the Hyatt Home io Lin.
colowood. Social hoto- at 11:30
and luncheon at 12:30. The pro-
gram wilt be a particularly inleresting one, entitled "Mothers
The Shohin Public Library
pr0000ts Brian Davis, Oste aocI
Janet Yisg, piano at 3 p.m. on
Gross Point Rd., Shokie.
Tenant search...
ConthsuedfremPage i
fieial informed Salerno thai
Phar-Mor Discounts was interested to moving ito Operations
to Riles and a ientative lease had
been submitted to Eagle Foods.
"However, I haven't beard
anything more on the matter and
assume the deal fell through,"
Saleros said.
Phar-Mor, which advertises on
television, has locations
in
Evanston, Palatine and Bloomiogdale.
Salerno noted that Ralph Basi,
business coordinator for the
performs selections of
Beethoven,
Pleyel
and
The Orion Chamber Ensemble
Meodolssofso os March 13 al 3
S kokie library...
7:30 p.m., medical and technical
irriter Ada Kahn on March Statt
p.m. and children's author Den-
HeinemaO, winner of this year's
Notional Book Award for
his
novel Pacos Story, romance
osthor Vivian Schorfronz and
mystery writer Robert
F ¡re calls...
for establishing Distribution
Group accounting policies and
procedures consistent with Cur-
pomate financial policies. He
reporta to Wiley N. CaIdwell,
President.
W.W. Graisger, Inc. io a nationwide distrihator of electrical,
mechanical, and oilier products
to the industrial and commercial
marhels.
p.m. Ensemble members are
program of tubo solos ou Sunday,
March 27 at 3 p.m. ut the Skokie
Public Library.
Admission is free to all perI ormancos. The Library is located ai
5215 Oaloton ioSkshie. For more
information, call the Library at
673-7774.
the library's refereodarn, hoi do
not wish Is declare party alfitialion, you may ash fer a Nospar-
year.
Goldborosgh.
Other sessions are schedsled
during March at Crystal Labe
Public Library, Morton Grove
Public Library, Palatine Public
Library and Park Ridge Public
Library.
All sessions are free and opes
In all. Fer further information
call the Shohie Public Library at
573-1774.
E d seri was s::tiliod. The ccccipa:it osas advised to Icaco as
oloctricat contractor chech ost
the system.
Tom Bodloin has a long list of ot-
heers and chamans who assist
him 'w the operation of Post
business, and he wishes the 00mmunity to know who they are to
enable residents to contact any
individoat if they have needs is
the area the chairmen are involv-
Senior Vice Commander,
O'Hare. Handling the fund rais-
Falter. Meeting chairman is
Herb Haler. Finoisce Officer is
Ed Vorpagel, and recording sod
corresponding adjutasts respoclively are Allen Chesky and past
commander Mel laity. Past
commander Joe Schmidl is
assisting Baity. Co-chapli005 are
past commander Ed Marito and
Ted Estsbroobe. Service officers
ace past commanders Carl
Erhhardt, Frank Huber,
Bill
Others are: bingo, past cornmander Roy La Roassa; bulletin
editor and poblic relations, past
Lincoto
Map 35. Entry foes ore a $5 sourofundabte juried foc (5 slides lo
accompany application) and a
$30 esbibilors foe ($45 ta Shohie
residents).
Cardiac support
group meeting
Da you or 00e of your loved
heart disease. Be there wheo the
Anoerican Heart Association of
Metropolitan Chicago's Nsrlh
Cook County division hosts its
first cardiac support group begin-
sing Monday, March 25, 7:30
Sessions will continue for sia
consecutive Monday evenisgo,
ceremoniaL/graves, I-filbert.
Still more aro Corp. Pres., past
ending May 2. The group wilt be
limited to twelve and par-
cornmooder Dick Kapelanski;
ticipants wilt be accepted so a
lions, Falter; compnter opera-
for.lhe.prngrano is $75 and all pro-
commsniiy service cosiribs-
first come, flrsl serve basis. Cost
tison, Dave Munier; Gifla lo the
Yanto who gave, Roo Damn and
Dick Hellestrae; comprehensive
continuing history, Ms. Stella
Lereoz and Ms. Mary Fenogtio;
member participation, Kaussulis
and ourses scholarship, Batty.
coeds will help support heart
association research, education
and community programs. Those
who complete the entire sin sessinos wilt receive a $20 rebate.
or
to
reserve a place in the grasp, vostaci Gail at 075-1535.
assisted by pool
commander Robert Perschon;
poppy day, Richard Sheehan and
Jim Wruata; Pest/village liaison,
Phil Cancetteri; asd SAL., past
commander Ray Harris assi Ray
Gschwind and Dove Munter.
Pteaoo phone the Legion
caretaher Davo Schmidt for reo-
The veterans employment
chairman is Fred Crivtaro.
Veterans Rehabilitation
ta
William Rembaca with assists by
tal information os the Memorial
Home.
Kisnura assisted by Schmidt hou-
Kosiba pr onioted to
sales m anager
received many honoro for soleo
and service leadership.
The son nf Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Kosiha, Nites, Kosiba is a
adunto of Notre Demo High
School.
He aodhis wife, Christine, bave
two children; Gina, 6, and Anthany, 4. They live in Gtenniew.
children's programa with fewer
staff and less hours in something
One of the first places that
visitors notice these bottons is at
the library's check-ont desk. Urs-
da Weiss, Chief st Circulalion
Services remarked, "The elm-
culaliso is this building is up over
so percent, and the circulation
dinlrict wide is ap li percenl. We
are busier Iban ever. Same days
lra550ctieo per hour per staff
enes have heart disease? Feeliog
Far more information
staff. How we'll continue our
our staff are handliog over 580
Oahtoo Avenue io Nitos.
mander Jato Salier. The audit
He now oupervines a staff of
seven sales repreoentatloes.
lince joining The Prudential an
an ageat in 1985, Kostha has
lltSO
Avenue, llhokie 60677. Deadline is
children und youth, Ms. Chris
Hildebrant
and
Viet nam Veterans Liasios, Don
tice, 415 Creebslde Dr.
Co,t'd from akokle-L'woedP.l
Loft Gallerp,
These cuts will include laying off
0f 0 to one-third of the lihrary
001. t don't want to disappoint the
children."
assisted by Ms. Lee Graf;
AsnecicOniasi Officer, past corn-
Prudential's Palatine district of-
Seek artists...
P.M. at the Trident Center, 0060
The parade chairman is Earl
Library Board has decided that if
t haven't yet been able to figure
Aso. presidest Larry Nehact,
Chrisl055en,
Children'o Services. ''The
Ihr March 15 referendum tails,
lihr.ary servires will he cut.
ospertenees; learn more about
cile the blood donor function.
tog worn reads "-3 Out the
successful attempt was made to
purchase the machine shop.
The park district's old
maisteosoco facilily at Grennan
Heights, Oketo and Kedein, will
he csnverlcd io a central otarage
area, Hughes said.
ing5, fears, thoughts, hopes and
mander Ed Mc Mabon and Tod Swed and J00 Mareh; and
Kosiha bss teen promoted io
sales manager in The
County Circuit Court after an un-
onperiesriog? Take heart. Vos
are not alonc! Share your feel-
Gojewoki.
FormerNies resideot GleunD.
The Park District filed o condomnation nuit against Jus-Rite
in Dccmeber 1906 with the Cook
possibly understand what you are
Kramer and member At AhojO,.
The historian is post commander
Schmidt. Igl. at arosis, Joe Airdo;
judge advocate, parlia0500tanlaO
and awards chairman, past cam-
and finance comisotitee is essoponed of past commander Ralph
Slinte, Gos Eaisaotts and Harry
Braelser. Past commander Tad
cording ta a beard report last
all atase and that nobody could
announces chairmen
Legion Post 0134 eonzmander
weeks might bave noticed ttot
the staff are wearing buttons.
Door?" The other lin00505 read
"-1 t'lI be Here," and "-21'S he
Here." What's it all mean?
"This is a vissai ifiustration of
whet we stand to lose in the upcaroling referendum," explains
Judith Besterfeldt, Chief of
Morton Grove Legion
Morton Grove American
c0050roction and some remodeltog work has been conducted ai
the building.
Those visiting the Nlles Publie
Library wilhio the past two
hood ordinance, with a tond payment schedule of over two years,
was used to fundthe purchase oc-
Contloaed from Page 3
a smoke odor. The cause Was
traced to as overheated etectricot bes arel Cocsininowoatth
garage. Since the acquisition,
One out ofthree ofthe buttons be-
Could from
ing activites for the groop in Karl
Asgust Deobard performs a
Manly Mouron and Dr. Spuch.
lop off up to one-third of the
unavailable for corumeoL
Bast was ont of town and
Pianint Beatriz HeRsera per-
March 12.
shot down Ike bookmobile, and
park offices and the maintenance
makes cuts visible
A $240,611 non-referendum
referendum, consider the impartance of o quality library for now
and for fstsre generations.
week, clone two evenings a week,
foot facility, whicb wilt home
homeowner. The referendum
q505tion wiil be on the March 15
ballot. This is a primary decuso,
however, if you wish to volo On
linao ballot. When you soto on the
Sundays, close Iwo mornings a
membership chairman, is Jim
Public Library on March 20 at 3
p.m. The Ensemble is under the
direction of John Blaue.
Library at 3 p.m. on Saturday,
the library closed the Branch
l,ibrsrY, which was cooling a
village, is oearchiug for prosperlive tenants to occupy the store.
young musicians. Free tickets
are available sue-half hour
before the concert ou o firstforms Holffter, Bach, Mozart and
Gershwin at the Skokie Public
Libracy District is strapped for
tonds, lo recent years the library
shot down the Outreach Department lo nave $30,066. Lest year
P:,vls al 9141 Milwaukee Ave. ei:
t'eh. 05 alter receiviell a report st
big hood music io the Shokie
of Famoss Men and Women", os
portrayed by Arosa Heleo Reuter
and Lanrette Kittler. Among Ihe
characters portrayed are the
mothero of Al Capone, Liberace,
It'll be so entortainingand all ace
invited Io coree.
Olenich was president of Jerry
D. Olenicb Advertising lac. 7620
tradition is now, The Nitos Pohtic
materials. The Nibs Psblir
were os gates where she crossed,
LoVerde enplained. He added the
Iroin was going aboso os miles an
hour when the car was bit.
According to LoVerdo, il was
Ihe route she followed each day
os her wayto work.
ongoing series ohowcaoing gifted
come, first-served basis.
Library Districi is seeking a tas
increase to .281. This will mean
an increase of an estimated $12
per year toe the averoge
Io post years, this series has
featured noch writers as Larry
Eathcyne Pirtte and Kim Wilson,
clarinets and Jane ¿cao, piano.
The Skokie Valley Jano EusemhIc brings a program nl jazz and
March t as part uf The Young
Steinway Concert Series, an
inforsnaii000l and recreational
cts Fradin no March 29 al 7:30
Musical events
at Skokie Library
picota of their 1987-0g charities.
The time to insure an important and cost-effective llbrary
Because Olenick crossed over
Loux joins W. W. Grainger.
recently announced the reni.
Poor - 260 and Save-A-Pet 100.
On Tuesday, March 15 the Club
wilt celebrate its 35th Birthday by
however, olrsch the car on the
passenger side, Ibrowiog the
cuori on several occasions
Rules of the Road
In
"When she realized she was io
the westbound lasen, she tried to
drive diagonally across the
tracks to get back to benson," he
said. The commuter Irais,
However, the issue went back lo
because of Kczh ch' s failure to
allegedly comply with stipulaUsos ordered by the court.
According lo village officials,
lack of action so Krilich's part to
bring improvements to
Lawreocewood was the major
reason for filio6 the condemnatino salt.
Could Imam Ntlrs-E. Matan P.1
paid $556,100 for the 14,500 square
at
sides together for a passible setttemeotsaying the judgenoted an
Itou is an attempt lo get both
acre parcel of land with construr.
tino scheduled to begin io
library staff.
library will he forced to clone on
vehicle io a northbound direclios
io a parhway.
The village accepted the alter-
this does not mean they are free.
Is order to provide the best service libraries need to be able lo
purchase ail of those enp005ive
lane. At that peint Ihe car was
struck by the northbound train
approaching the crossing
Lehigh and Howard.
Niles Library staff
Park garage...
Coabeaed trum PageS
qoarter of a million annually to
oycrale. If the referendum is ost
oscceosfsl un March 15, the
nate site plan which called for
five medical boildings (one and
two-stories in height with
underground garage) on the 9.1
and Holocaust Studien: A Research - 206; Sisters of the
Marilyn DuMond-Kowaluki was
recently named 1987 "Salesper-
son of the Year" at Casey ser-
JJ:
first goal as a Squirt which made
thin a very special night.
The Rangers defense also shined as defenseman David Zawad.
nit, Sean Barrett, David Christie,
and Ross Hamheurger and goalie
Icrilicli en Greenwood Ave. and
estate appraiser and it was a fair
and equttable offer.
The oRage plans to consolidate
its administrative offices on part
01 the parcel of land and then put
the rent op for private development, according to a village offinal.
Burke said the rerent court oc-
Secretary of State Jim Edgar,
Squirt .R angers
Car-Train...
COIIthIDèd from Page 1
Ceidinaed from Page 5
and then rebuilt. The village
plans os using tax increment
tourhahles" will ho shown at the
Morton Grove Uhrary on Mon.,
Mar. 14 at23Oand73O. The film
stars Kevin Kosloer, Sean Connery and Robert De Niro and tells
of the epic battle between Eliot
ecological and practical aspects
of controlled burning of remnant
areas, followed by an encamino
Lawrencewood settlement...
L ibrary vote...
Page 47
Pathway
Financial names
senior VP
pays $21,972 at the Des Plaises
Library. Leaking within the Riles
oussonsunity,
a job that pays
$15,160 at the library payo $14,099
et the Park District.
Without the tao increase, the
library will be faced with toeing
to disconlinse the bookmobile
service, close on Sundays, and
close two evenings andtwe moro-
ingo a week. "That will cot ont
semeice to a lot of people," said
Besterfeldt, "but we can't stop
hsying booto, and the staff can't
workfsr free. We hope people can
look at the average twelve dollar
tax increase as meaningfid far
the school students, especially."
"One of our stsdents read our
handout about the referendum,"
said Weiss, " and felt tod that ali
we needed to stay open was
twelve dollars. He said he'd give
me two dollaro a month if we
could stay opes. 'It meam a lotto
me' be said."
The disto''et' s residents wilt
bave an opportunitytsvote on the
library's tax referendum on
March 15. This is a primary and
voters mayask fora Democratic,
Republican, Illinois Solidarity or
Nonpartisan halloL Those asking
for Nonpartisan ballots do ont
have to declare party affiliation
and may sOffi vote on the ref eres-
member. We know that more and
more people are unisg the library
and enjoying its services. We can
dum. Application br absentee
noly hope that they'll recognize
are ovaitahie from Village and
Towooisp offices as weil as the
library's Administrative Office
the oecrssity oflhe referendum 'if
we'reto continue our present ser-
"Some of the poblic visit other
libraries, too," continued Weiss.
They go lo Des Plaises and notice
thrm and four coptes of popular
fiction, fosr copies of popular
reenrdo, conpact disto and boato
on lape. They want lo know why
Des Plaises has them and we
donI. The answer is the same old
answer - money. Des Plaines
residents pay more to snppart
their library."
Stslf salaries have tong been a
mocero al the library. A job that
pays $15,000 at the Niles Library
ballots, which must he received
by the County Clerk by Starch 10,
during office hours.
Film Series
The feature Film Series of the
Skohie Publie Library csntinues
with Gangsters in Drama and
Comedy during the month of
March. Films ace shown at 2 and
6 p.m. os Thursdays. Admission
is free.
Bagsy Malone - March; Same
Ube It Hot - March ill; The Untoschables (Rated R) -March 17;
Victor/Victoria - March 24 and
Prizzi's Honor - March 31.
g
SUBSCRIBE I I
Pathway Financiol, son st
Chicago's largest savings and
luau associations, bas named
Ronald D, Gimbet, senior vice
LI ONE YEAR $13.00
LII TWO YEARS $2250
president, residoolial tending, it
was a50050erd today by D000ld
J. Stshl, president and chief en-
LI THREE YEARS $29.00
005tive st licor.
"Mr. Gimbet has estensivo
eoecstive-levet experience is the
real estate sod mertguge bash-
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
ing holds and witt ploy an impor-
Name
tant rote in building Pathway's
residential lending business,"
Address
Mr. Stahl said.
Prior io jaining Pathway, Mr.
Gimbel was vice president sf1000
production for Hossebald Finan-
City
State
(PLEASE ENCLOSE CHECK)
cial Services. He has also bees
associated with Citizens Sanings
li Lean in the Rloomiog000/N,irmot, IL area and with Centu'y 21
nl Northern Illinois.
Mr. Gintbel is a gradoale of Dbois Stole University.
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