Financial Progress :Eéprt l'ageo g 25 VOL. 7THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JUL\ Village ()lJNik Edji 8746 Ñ. SIe,merRood - NiIe Illinois 60648 96639OO-1-4 Go1f/1f Ai dèt . :A resolution approved b the . Niiez Township. High Sehool District 219 Boardof Edoeation ... - - ..atits:Ju1y-15neeting briigothe- - dethchmènt-from District 219 of the (jf/f. Aeree jesidential area eloshr to. conclusion. Final - . settlernéiit.eqoires àpproval of. th sanie resolut on by th Glen- : vew.District. 225 Board of :Eduçationandâçt!oo by.the Cook. County Regonal Board of Trustees. . . . The agreement calls for a revision ofthe.territory.to be --- detached to keep the commercial rritory withthDintricl 219, d also provides for the attendance nf students n the area daring the transition period. The a rcement was developed jointly by District 2t9, District 225 asdthc detach ment petitioners. Basically, the agreement propones that the residential area known au Golf/Golf Acres will hecome annexed to District 225 effective July t, 1959, asS that District 219 witt continue to receive tax revennen from the territory iintit thattime. The tax revenues from the commercial territory shall remain permaneo- : L:iftary äp,iroves. .. .$1 . 7 million .budget . . . hyElleeull At a July 17 committee al the whole,hoardmembern. of the Nilen ,Líbrhry a pprnved,a ten- tative bndgetof$l,737,5tO . A tentative app op at p proved along with the budget wo. i. $2;O985O. Board .members agreed the f nat h dget d p- prop lati n nedmance w lt s lt Nues ok's suit against ., I .. 25percopy Cablevisio 1)istr.e I 2 1 9 a p1oVes Syloia .. :. .NiièsEv.ents. plans flea market The Nitos Events CoMmittee fee yon get large crowds of witt bold their fourth annual flea buyers, att publicity, witt market on Asgsst 31 and Sep- minimal effort, expense und tomber 1. The Committee is corn disruptions. posed of representatives from The event is professIonally utmost 50 community managed by Swap Shop, toc., nf organizations, such as senior Wiles, operatoròf the finest flea eitizerngrosps,serviceclahn, the markets in the Midwest. For Nues Auxiliary Police, boys and moreinfonnatins or to reserve a girls athletic groups, the ttatian sellers space cati 1-tog-SWAP American Association, Boy SHOP (Illinois Callers) or 774- Scouts and Girl Scoot troops, und 3900. many pthers, John Kassel, Corn- mtttee Chairman, urges everyone ta come Out and join in Puppet s how the fan, and benefit these fine . nrgantzatioiisatthesame time. Children enter ing Kisdergar- The flea market wilt he held at und older grades are mvited the Culver School, Onkton and to a pei-ormance of the ctamtc Waukean Edo. in NOes. flours ,.abtan fotktate, 'Att Baba sod are 8 am, ta 5 p.m. Att residents theForty Thieves". are asked to support this major The show will be at 33O p.m., fund ralulog effort by attending, j0t i at the Main or by renting a space and selling Library at 6960 Oakton St. This your unable but no longer neede4 .. presentation by Roberts items. Thlu is much better than grtonetisa in or grade achsel holding a garage nate-for a small CHIIs-en only...................' . . irachicid is "fine-tuning" nf dollar masn, tx .when.more:precise dollar figureshecorne avalishle. - The. ordinance, an.adnpteit,. reflects,. a: tightening of the. Library'sbclt with a little less, ,. than a rnitlion dollars scheduled to annie into' theGeoeralFudd, -CaalluuedóuPage43* --. t NAY lt CR 15 MRI.BEVERLY/ MILES LIBRARI f960 OBtION tIlLES IL 10648 . AtiheJuly l0limchoonofMaioeTnwnuhip Senior Citizens, lang time member and secretary of the geoup, Boa BaSin of 13es PIalasen, wau honored for lier yearn of neevice and her 85th birthday. Jatnisog in cqngratslattis Boa au she received her awardwereherfellowSentorÇjtiaens BemsoLiput of . Nileo and Helen'Jueg of Park Ridge on the left, asid1 The Nues Village Board voted to file u lawsuit against a e nien Cablevision of Chicago to compel the company to pay the $112,500 tly with District 219. The area t fixe levied by the village for in- he detached in cou hty bounded fringement nf the franchise by Central St. on the north, agreement Wankegan ltd_ and the The fine wax levied at a March Milwaukee Railroad tracks on tz public hearing where more the west, Golf Rd. ox the 505th than 100 residento aired grievan and the fores preserve on the ces against the cable firm, east rangisg'from slow response time The agreement allows students for service complaints, billing in the detachment area to earn errors lo ssrnnatty long delays their high chogl diplomas in inansweeingthetèlephoxes. District 219 until 1997, with According to Angelo Mar District 225 paying tuition fo the cisescht, chairman of the Cable ContiaucduaPage4z . committee, Cabldvision was Honor Maine Townsh .- .. .. ,. . .........U.;, .. Lawsúitto compe1. payment of $112 500 fine Nues taxing districts to receive county rebate The Village of Niles will he money to local taning districts, amnng taxing districts to receive according to attorneys who tilled a rebate payrneiltin the wake of a the suit successful tawssit challenging The clans action sait was filed tb.e policy of county treasurer by the City Colleges of Chicago in. Edward Rosewell to retain in December nf 1982 as behalf of all terest On Ian collections for the taxing bodies in the.district. The - .r050ty's corporate fsiid. plaintiffs contended thin practice It has Emes a practice of county was illegal and asked fer a treasurers to hold the tax entice- paymestfor a len-year period. tinos in interest-bearing accsnntn According to Joel Seigel, an at for 30 days before dishneniog the CoaliaaedaaPage 43 givin a J,slylntdcádline tornake. the payment. 'WO have ñot réceivèd any communication . from the compuny.regardingthio matter,1' he said. "Wehav& so olterriative but.locollect the fixe.. . : Altomey' Richard Prendergasl, op ne t gC. bi mio na dthe fine was not warranted; 'After - the fine was imposed, tbe:eom- posy improved the system. inline . - with.theffanchine. agreement;" - ,. hosaid..,...... Cablevisiontook a. number of. corrective mousSes foUiiwing. . the,Marcb hearixg,-includingin- -. -. C tina d apag 42 in sèérètary. Mame Township Admiisistrato Ast Sem . i Citinénsi lúfoensatisn and Refeisal Coorisador Grayce Daffy and Directo of Wlfre Me01 Ri ossues on the right Rea ..albn liao served au secretary and moers ti nu mords to for th Mum T wesbip ,., Sentai'Cittaens,for.tonyoniè. . . . .... ; .; .
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FinancialProgress:Eéprt
l'ageo g 25
VOL. 7THE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JUL\
Village ()lJNikEdji
8746 Ñ. SIe,merRood -NiIe Illinois 60648
96639OO-1-4
Go1f/1f Ai dèt. :A resolution approved b the
. Niiez Township. High SehoolDistrict 219 Boardof Edoeation
... - - ..atits:Ju1y-15neeting briigothe-- dethchmènt-from District 219 of
the (jf/f. Aeree jesidentialarea eloshr to. conclusion. Final
- . settlernéiit.eqoires àpproval of.th sanie resolut on by th Glen-
The agreement calls for arevision ofthe.territory.to be
--- detached to keep the commercialrritory withthDintricl 219, d
also provides for the attendancenf students n the area daring thetransition period. The a rcementwas developed jointly by District2t9, District 225 asdthc detachment petitioners.
Basically, the agreementpropones that the residential areaknown au Golf/Golf Acres willhecome annexed to District 225effective July t, 1959, asS thatDistrict 219 witt continue toreceive tax revennen from theterritory iintit thattime. The taxrevenues from the commercialterritory shall remain permaneo-
: L:iftary äp,iroves. ..
.$1 . 7 million .budget. . . hyElleeull
At a July 17 committee al thewhole,hoardmembern. of theNilen ,Líbrhry a pprnved,a ten-tative bndgetof$l,737,5tO .
A tentative app op at pproved along with the budget wo.
i. $2;O985O. Board .membersagreed the f nat h dget d p-prop lati n nedmance w lt s lt
Nues ok'ssuit against
., I .. 25percopy Cablevisio1)istr.e I 2 1 9 a p1oVes Syloia
.. :. .NiièsEv.ents.plans flea market
The Nitos Events CoMmittee fee yon get large crowds ofwitt bold their fourth annual flea buyers, att publicity, wittmarket on Asgsst 31 and Sep- minimal effort, expense undtomber 1. The Committee is corn disruptions.posed of representatives from The event is professIonallyutmost 50 community managed by Swap Shop, toc., nforganizations, such as senior Wiles, operatoròf the finest fleaeitizerngrosps,serviceclahn, the markets in the Midwest. ForNues Auxiliary Police, boys and moreinfonnatins or to reserve agirls athletic groups, the ttatian sellers space cati 1-tog-SWAPAmerican Association, Boy SHOP (Illinois Callers) or 774-Scouts and Girl Scoot troops, und 3900.many pthers, John Kassel, Corn-mtttee Chairman, urgeseveryone ta come Out and join in Puppet s howthe fan, and benefit these fine
. nrgantzatioiisatthesame time. Children enter ing Kisdergar-The flea market wilt he held at und older grades are mvited
the Culver School, Onkton and to a pei-ormance of the ctamtcWaukean Edo. in NOes. flours ,.abtan fotktate, 'Att Baba sodare 8 am, ta 5 p.m. Att residents theForty Thieves".are asked to support this major The show will be at 33O p.m.,fund ralulog effort by attending, j0t i at the Mainor by renting a space and selling Library at 6960 Oakton St. Thisyour unable but no longer neede4 .. presentation by Robertsitems. Thlu is much better than grtonetisa in or grade achselholding a garage nate-for a small CHIIs-en only...................' . .
irachicidis "fine-tuning" nf dollar masn,tx .when.more:precise dollarfigureshecorne avalishle.- The. ordinance, an.adnpteit,.reflects,. a: tightening of the.Library'sbclt with a little less,
,. than a rnitlion dollars scheduledto annie into' theGeoeralFudd,
-CaalluuedóuPage43* --.
t NAY lt CR 15
MRI.BEVERLY/ MILES LIBRARI
f960 OBtION
tIlLES IL 10648
. AtiheJuly l0limchoonofMaioeTnwnuhip SeniorCitizens, lang time member and secretary of thegeoup, Boa BaSin of 13es PIalasen, wau honored forlier yearn of neevice and her 85th birthday.
Jatnisog in cqngratslattis Boa au she received herawardwereherfellowSentorÇjtiaens BemsoLiput of
. Nileo and Helen'Jueg of Park Ridge on the left, asid1
The Nues Village Board votedto file u lawsuit againsta e nien Cablevision of Chicago to compelthe company to pay the $112,500
tly with District 219. The area t fixe levied by the village for in-he detached in cou hty bounded fringement nf the franchiseby Central St. on the north, agreementWankegan ltd_ and the The fine wax levied at a MarchMilwaukee Railroad tracks on tz public hearing where morethe west, Golf Rd. ox the 505th than 100 residento aired grievanand the fores preserve on the ces against the cable firm,east rangisg'from slow response time
The agreement allows students for service complaints, billingin the detachment area to earn errors lo ssrnnatty long delaystheir high chogl diplomas in inansweeingthetèlephoxes.District 219 until 1997, with According to Angelo MarDistrict 225 paying tuition fo the cisescht, chairman of the Cable
ContiaucduaPage4z . committee, Cabldvision was
Honor Maine Townsh.- .. .. ,. . .........U.;,
.. Lawsúitto compe1.payment of $112 500 fine
Nues taxing districtsto receive county rebate
The Village of Niles will he money to local taning districts,amnng taxing districts to receive according to attorneys who tilleda rebate payrneiltin the wake of a the suitsuccessful tawssit challenging The clans action sait was filedtb.e policy of county treasurer by the City Colleges of Chicago in.Edward Rosewell to retain in December nf 1982 as behalf of allterest On Ian collections for the taxing bodies in the.district. The -.r050ty's corporate fsiid. plaintiffs contended thin practice
It has Emes a practice of county was illegal and asked fer atreasurers to hold the tax entice- paymestfor a len-year period.tinos in interest-bearing accsnntn According to Joel Seigel, an atfor 30 days before dishneniog the CoaliaaedaaPage 43
givin a J,slylntdcádline tornake.the payment. 'WO have ñotréceivèd any communication .from the compuny.regardingthiomatter,1' he said. "Wehav& soolterriative but.locollect the fixe.. .
: Altomey' Richard Prendergasl,op ne t gC. bi mio na dthe
fine was not warranted; 'After -
the fine was imposed, tbe:eom-posy improved the system. inline . -with.theffanchine. agreement;" -
'c1.Maine TownshipSs second annual benefit flea market wa a huge
succes raising mere than 12,500 for participatieg local socia!service agencies, according to Township Superviser Faut IC.Halverson.
Nearly 1500 people were attracted to the event on July 13featuring a wide variety of items offered for sale by the agencies.Hundreds took advantage of free blood peessuc and vision checksasll asother healthscreenings..
Shown above (1-r) Jolie Laws, Des Plaines, and Matthew War-nick, Niles helped Kiwi The Clown (Police Officer Bob Neil of tiesPlaines) welcome folks to Maine Township Flea Markel.
Recreational opportunitiesfor disabled
Physically handicapped people variety st social aclivities, thecan find abimdant cultural and National Spinal. Cord Injuryrecreational activities in the Association will present aChicago area, accocduig to Don- program on "Places to Go andna Aederson, coordinator of A- Thingslo Do" at the nest A-SCIPSCI?, a sapport groop for meelingatJ3O p.m. Thursday,physically disabled persons and Aug. 1, in the Maine Townshipiheir families co-sponsored by Town Hall, 1700 Ballard RD.,Lutheran General Hospital and Pack Ridge (ketwecn Patter andlheMaine Township government. Greenwond). -
To help disabled porosas plan a Information and access goideswill he available lo kelp disabled: SENIOR CITIZENS : peopl&plan dining, theater, spsc-. . tsandotheracliviiies.
: Shampoo &Set ,250 : A-SCIP (Amputees andSpinal-. Haircutcord Injured Persono) is open lo: as. Msn'.Clipps,5sytns3.00 : all physically disabled persons. Man'vflos. Hai, Ssylina 5. - and their familles. Meetings are: TEN 3OMINUTE : bold os Ike first Tharsday of each
For mast nf os, gettiiig infomation is simply a matterlooking it sp in the YelloPages'...bat what if your eyeare sa weak ysa can't read lbprinter the bareascracy hagallease cnnfasing you donknnw where io laok...or mayyou're jusi tao tired anfrustrated hying la keep ap wita warldthat'smoving too fast.
The Center of Concern is an Infarmatiss and Referral Agencthat ties keen helping people finthe information they need foover eight years. The first service offered by-The Center waInformation and Referral and wfeel this in nne 6f sarstrasgesassets. We have put people itouch with service providoru anprograms that bave greatly benefittedtheir lives.
Along with oar persondllcompiled re050rce knob occomatated tkrsogh daily esperiesce since sor start iJanuary of 1978, we atsa have inor office a Microfiche Reudewith lntormalisn revised and udated monthly from the HomOServices Resaurce Bask of 1hMetropolitars Chicago fluiteWay. - -
If you bave an onmel need oksow of someone who could ussome help.io oecaring ioformatino, please mIl The Center oCancero, Saite 4, 1580 N. Northwest Hwy., Parb Ridge, at 0230453.
PEogram onlegal Concernsofaging
"Legal Concerns For ThAged," a free commsniteducation program, will be belfrom-2-4 p.m., Sunday, July 28 aHoly Family Health Center, 230Drmpster St., Des Plaines.
Two attorneys will discuss korto draw op a will, applicutions folegal goardianship, estate pias015g, setting op a trust, attainin1lasting power of attorney osic055ervatorship-goardiaoshipfor Ike mentally incompetent.
To register, call Holy Famil3Health Center at 296.3335, Est
Motor fuel tax.
Illiosio monicipalilies havekeen allotted $l2,2t9,495.00 aslheh skare of motor beel tax paidinto the State Treasury daringJose, according to the IllinoisDepartment of Traosporlaltoo,
Local allotments inctsded DesPlaines, $7t,g36 and Nues,$30,731. -
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8746 N. Shermer Rd.N(Ies,1L60648
Plmne: N6.83f0.1.2-4Pahtl.hed-Weeklyoumarnday
ta NUca, lilluolaSecond Clap. poitage for
The Duglepaidat Chicago, Ill.Postmaster: Send -addre.ichange. ta The Baile, 874.
Sbermer Rd., Nlle. UI- *48
Subscription Rate (In Advance)Per stogie ropy - 829tIne year l2.loTwo years $21,00Three years -$28.40i year Senior CItizens, , $1lSOI year (ont of rolialy(, , , 828.00I peur (foreigu) $34.00
All APO addrennenas for Servicemen - $24.10
NEWCOMER'S COFFEEHOUR - - . -
The Nites Senior Cooler Newcsmer's Coffee Hour io designedto acquaint newcomers witk the services, programo andfacilities of the center. All newcomers are invited to attend nornest newcomer's coffee boor an Thorsday, Joly 25 at 2 p.m.Atthoogk advance reservations are not necessary, -tkey aregreallyappreciated 967.8100 eut, 376. :
COOK COUNTY BOARD OFTAXAPPEALS LECTURE -
Mr. James Calabrese from the Cook County Board afTi Ap-pests will give a lectore on this topic on Monday, Jolt) sg:at Ip.m. Alt ore invited lo attend. Advance ceservotions may heplaced by calling9t7.0lOOest. 370. '- -
SQUARE DANCINGDoring the sommer months while sor regular square danciag
- instructor is so vacaliso, Mr. Roy Goodersos io'keepiñg -thesquare doscing grsupactive with his square dance recorduondcalling on Tuesdays from l3t p.m. to P30 p.m. The nest sessionnf open square dascing will take place onTuesdoy, Juty 30:at -t30p.m. - -
TREASURES IN TIIEJUNKPILECLASS-
Slaffer, Keren Hanses will be leaching a class in janking.tölosh foc collectibles On Wednesdays and-Fridays beginning July31 from 1 to 3 p.m. The luilion for the four course sessioowill besg-. Advance enrsllmentis necessary: 967g1lt est. 376. . - -
, NO BLOOD PRESSURE .
There will be no blsodpresnure program os Thursday, Aug. 1.
AUGUST TICKET5ALESTicket sales for the month of August wihtake place on Fridaj.
Aug. 2 at to am. on a walk-in basis. Telephone reservations willbe accepted after 12 p.m.: 507.gltO est. 370. Oar Trip wiltakcplace on Wedneeday, Aug. 20 from 10 am. lo 5 p.m. Featured.will he the Noper Settlemest, a nioeleenlk century mùsoamvillage and luocheon al Ike Full Hossg Reslauraot. Lunch -willioclude hamburgers so rye bread, soap, salad, dessert haèaiid- -coffee. Tickets ace$l5.25. The center August.luncheoo will he, -
on Friday, Aug. lt al 12:30 p.m. Statt nurse Laurie O'Reilly'will lecture on the topic "How to Lower your, Cholesterol Level -
aod still Eal Well." Themenu will consist st crab salad, fresh,fraitandbread, , ,--- -
Free movie at Old Orchard Theatre-
. Marilyn Mooroe aod Tom Ewett star in the tun'filled comedy, -
"Seven Year Itch", a movie spoosored by Shokie Federal -Savings aod held at the Old Orchard Theatre, O4tt Skokie blvd:,allO:30o.m., Thoroday,Aug.-l. . -
Complimeolary -tickets lo "Seven Year Itch" are only-available al Shokie Federal Savings and must be obtained prior -to performance date. Supplies are limited. Offices io are locatedat 7952 N. Lincoln ave., 4747 W. Dempsler 51., 9449 N. Shokieblvd., in Shokie, aod 4747 W. Peterson in Chicago.
This in the nintk year in which Sknkie Federal has condùctedils suiniser series of free classic movies for senior adults al IkeOld Orchard Theatre. The films are offered at 10:30 am. ou the-firsi Thursday oflhe niontk, April Ibroogh Ocloher. - -
Parkside Adult Programreceives donation - - --
Day Servire Program islocatddon Parhoide's Des Plaises-rom-
-pus, 8375 Church st. Twu satellitefacililies, in Ml. ProspectandGlenviese, were opened io 1983..
Services offered io Adalt payService clients inclodesiurhingcare, health edueahiou,medicalias dioIrihotin'--ándmonitoring, personal hygiene,recreational activities; groupexercise, usos meats, aud, whenOece000ry, ' physical, oc-copotioual, speech, and hoariogtherapy. - - -
For moro Information oñ ikeParhoide Adult Day. ServiceProgram, call 596-5559,
The Lutheran General Foso.dation, Park Ridge, recentlyreceived a goner005 doualiosfrom Deluse Check Prinlero,foc., Bensenville, for ParhoideHassan Services' Adelt Day Ser-vices' Program.
Deluse Check Priolero, Inc. isan isternatioual firm apecializiug
'
inthe printiog of checks.The Adelt Doy Service
Program Was developed io 198ffur persons who do sat need Ikefull-lime service Of a narsinghume, but who hove physical andpoychologidal seeds Ihat can best
-he met in a Oemislroctorédhomelike euvironment, The Adult
An Indepeendieng Com.munit'y-Jvewspaper Establishedin 1957
A IS-week strike against Cocu-Cola Battling Co. by Teamutéruended Stüiduy when Tedmutermernbèrn rntified- a roo-Ceosionury Contract, which in-
.eluded a lower wage for new em-ployees und elimination of asecoñd worker an many deSvio-y -
.roatks. . --.- Ahouf 380 employees of the
NOm plant, 7409 Oak Park ave,.meat on strike May 53, un welt us.threeother Coca-Cola facifitteo IntheChicugolandarea, - . - -
- The pact was approved byTeamster members isitlse 303-135vale, The contract espires April'30, 1985.
Under tersos of the contract,the company wiR eliminate adriver's helper from 41 of ita 143delivery routes over a for-yearperiod. Reportedly Ihe enceuohelpers will either work asdrivers or in seme other capacitywithiuthe company.
- Drivers wiS receive a small in'- creado in commisoloas on someproducto (by case) they deliver.Áccerding to the contract,- theywin get two increases totaling 3cents parease nest year, andpeony each in the following two
'. ..years.
Production employees at theNiles and Atsip planto, who were
.yeceiving $8-$11 an hoar will gethourly increases of 15 cesto anJanuary 1, 20 cento in May, 198Eand 25 rents in each of the finaltwoyearu. .-
. The onioo taut ito - battle te-establish - a two-tier wage
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Cablevision aids in --
Mising Children search-
Cablevision iu pleased to an- prime time special "Miosiag."nuance - its participation - io the This live, call-is cable programsearch for missing children. - will address the ueriousness ofCablevision is cycling child abduction and what localphotographs efmisoisg yooths on commonities aud corporatethe Community Channel 3 darIng structures ore doing about it withits programming day frosss 3-y child self-awareness programs,p.m., Monday throoghFriday. Eye Search programs and the
Each'míuuing child" segment printing of missisg children'swill contain photographs of 2 to 3 photographs on items soch as
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milk coñass and advertisementsmissing yostbs,cdmplete with aeoiceover giviog the child's thraoghthemoil.general physical appearanCe; a . "Missing" will coulais three-deseriplion of -where the youth segmeots: 1) Local, state andwan bol seen and Ike type of federal adtherities who haveclotbiogtheywere wearing. worked on "missing child" eases
This cooperative effort will he who will diaries the slatintico,heightened us Aug. 15-at I p.m. community involvement andwhen Cablevisios presento the - - Ceolinoed on Page 42
Guide for parents
-on child seíual abuse
safety awareuess programo, weWith the increase in child - Fact: The majority of child vic-
tissu are asoaslted by someonemust address the.iuooeof oexaot they boom.abose. - Myth All child victims ore
Children are told to beware of females. -
strangers. What we nover toll - Fact, While the majority ofthem is that if they are. sexually sexual ahuse victims areabused, chances ore it will he by females, the somber of reportedsomeone theykoow. cases involving males is in-
ParentS have a respomihility - creasing.ta protect children from sexual - Mytht Children can stop sesoalabane. While . parents caohet ahuse. After all, they shouldalways be with their children, hoow better.they con provide oeca-ate, on- Fact: Most kids are coerced,derstandable information about bribed, - manipulated orabose. threatened ints -compliance. Of-
These areoome common myths tes, child victims feel trappedweaoparentu, follow. and isolaled, Children rarely feelMyth: Moot children ore nexoally it is okay to qoestion adultabused by strangers. - ContinuedonPuge 42
DUI offenders work in lieu of jail sentence
Sheriff's service programspruces up Nues parks
hySylvia DalrympleThree Niles parhs were .Per500s who are convicted a
sproced op recently with the im- second time of DUT are gives theplementalios of the new Cook - alternative to join theprogram orCounty Sheriff's carniuoeity ser- solve time 'in jail. "The jadgevice program designed to make oses his discretionary powers inoffenders accountable for driving coses involving first'time DUIof-ander the influence of alcohol feeders." -(DUI). - - - Gaugush explained the court
According to Bill Hoghes, park given "repeat offenders" the sp-district director, offenders tins of working a minisnorn of IBworked three days painting feu- (eight-hour) days in seme type ofceo at Tarn golf corne, Grennan community service or 48 hors isHeights and Poiet Park (Sher- jail. "Asuigomenta are mude bymer and WdOkegan rds.). The the siterilf's police on week-eudswork was under the supervision so an not Is interfere with a per-ofcoanty deputies. . sen's job. If, fur some reason, the
"We were happy to get -the offender fails te show up or doeswork dedo through the program, not complete the assigumeut, thewhich_did sot cost the park court will give the offender.ad-district anylhing," he said. ditional time to fulfill his"They did a goal job and the abBgatiois," he said. -
cosimonity beñefitted from the Persons arreuteslfor ssspendedservice." . or revoked licenses have a choice
The community service (if convicted) of serving sevenprogram, created by Cooh Cuan- days in jail or 30 days in - theIP Sheriff Richard-J. Klrad in community service program.Jaooaryofloß4,provideupersons "The police program is notconvicted of DIII to do some cou- restrictedto DUI cases...it couldstructive work as an alternative include teaving the scene of asto jail, according lo D000ld arcidentsrothereffeeses"Gaogusb, administrative He noted acer 90 percent of theausistant to Elend and director of offenders arc linked to DUSthe program. arrests. "Most ofthe participasts
Gaugush said Mooday that ap- in the program ore between 15proximately 1,070 DUI offenders and 23 years of age," he sold.ore participating in Ihe corn- Work assignments have inclodedmooily service program. "Sorne washing police cars in variooshave bees terminated after corn- municipalities, clearing out ou-pleting some type of community derbrush in wooded areas andwork assigned by the Sheriff's shoveling snow.police," he said. - Coatinoedon PageOt
Firemen extinguishauto blaze
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Morton Grove firemen worked quickly last Thursday, Jaly 1810eslingaioh a fire in an auto which was parked in the fol of Kappy's.restaurant at Dempoter and Harlem in the suburb. The engion firewhich was listed as uf oudetersiined origin caused $5,000domage tothe 1951 Oldsmobile, -Ivan Ruhenslein of Highlaud Pack is thenwoerof the vehicle.
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News for all Nues Seniors (age 62 and over)from the Nues Senior Center -- -:.
806Q Oakton, Nues . 967-6100 ext. 376
Page2 The Bugle, Thursday, July29, 1983
Entertainrneñt-Saturday atTownhouse TV.Tawnhoose TV & Appliauce,
-785E N. Mitwaokee ave., Nileo ishosting : as . - EntertainmentSpecial for their costomei's andfrieods this Saturday, July27. -
Fyalored from ti am. to I p.m.wilt he Radie Station WMAQ's"Dancing Dollars." As o specialadded allroetioo, Little Richardaod his famous Polba Band willbeep tues topping and handsclapping in the parking tot ofTawuhoose TV from S p.m. to 4p.m. -
So stop by and enjoy the entertainment on Saturday atTownhouse.
District 207 -
to lose tax $$$.únder newbill
Maine Township High ScheelDistrict 207 is ne of six sobarbasschool districts which will losemosey under the state oid for-mola revisios bitt passed receolyby the Illioois State Legislatore.Maine will lose $18,513.85 arcar'ding ta Superintendent James L.Elliott. - : - --
"We will - lose that moneybecause the formula io based osau eqaatioo Ihat includesenroltniest and - Ike relblivewealth per slsdest,"ouid Elliott.'When enrollment decliseo, sdistrict not only loses money foreach lost stodeut, hut aise for theincrease is relative wealth perstodest that results from thatdecline." -
Accordiog to Elliott, the bill1h01 passed was ioteuded lo heworking outline. However,kec005e of the -last minutedynamics in the legislatore, thebill passed with a wide marginbefore Stale Superintendent TedSanders had an opportunity tereview it. Sandershad appoioteda committee of 10 soperislesdes-to from high school districts,elemeulary districlu,aod huitdistricts to study the bill. The
ico555_4ttee hod determined that itwas imperIosI Ihal so groap ofdistricts won severely kart by theformula revision,
Other districts that lost-moneyinclude Thoroton Towouhip HighSchool District, Leyden Corn-manity High Schòsl Distc)gI,Thornton Fractional, Homewmd.Floosrnoor, and-Ridgewood.- Thestoteaiitformula sonselo is 1987.
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PLUSH ANIMALSNatalie DeNicola, daughler of in school, commuoiiy sod chur-
LavIs aod Madeleine DeNicota of rk.- Monoe Grove Is a recipient of a Tke scholarskip io based on
Thomas Moore Srhotarohlp from high ochool graden and aclivitrsSulilt Mary's College in Winona, in orkool, commuoity andMino. She is a 1985 gradoate of church. Scholarships range IromNiles North High School in $i3O00to$2,000acdarerenewahleSkokie. - for fooryears ifthe otudent mais-
The scholarship io hosed on taion a higketandard of work.high ochool grades and aclivities DeNicola plans to major in
biology. In high school she waysmember of Ihe cheerleading andpompom oqoads, fòrenoico teamand National Honor Society. Herfather is o graduale of SaintMary's College.
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CMIiations 101100m haca priod Ihi ,m Ie,ia I I,on CenIr& Agio,Now Zeeleed. Coloe,bla, New Caledonia. Convoi EOropo nd CenIrIAmerica China has buSta cIvOizall oearoun a the stone.
Whet io Jede? The tern. Jede eneon pasees two enogh end conwecleetoñts, JedaSe end Nephrite. Definition of the Iwo reeneriels in
difficolt Jede cornee in n, nynoInne . fnont eppin genen toemerald green onneiderod to be the finest white with green stroeke.dank with blackish encanan d medium to dank gney no a vony beautifulI anendenc olor. -
When pelished Jadelteasea lv eakibi tsaaitne am luster, Nnphniseusaallyeahlbltaa gneaevsa risas luster.
n pnehlatedntlmeiJade w eeueadas tools benause et Ile touehneet.. M estaco lent ololilntl ocena rued Jada into jhs fines t at artifacts andintejewehyfnntoatenneladannmant
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Doerner 7ewe!ers -
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Seat belt remindersfor Niles - -drivers -
A oew State of Illinolo law nowrequirnsthat drivers uod frontseat pasonogers OSn onat belle tobèlp prevent oeri000 injertes.Sioce the law is new and manymotoriots are anaccostomed teIlsiog seat belts, The Nileo Potion-Departmenthos printed ap and is
- issoing small decals which read,"Bn Safe, Bockif Up".
.Theve ornati decais are given tomotorists no they moy place them
os the dashboards of their earn ioremind them and mahe themaware they most buckle up orelse be vubjectto a citation.
ti you wieh one of these remin-der stickers, you may stop anypolice officer or otsp at the NibsPolice Department and obtainfree stickers for your automobile.
Nileo Police Sgt. Dan Halley isohowo giving one of lhesnotirkers io a passing motoriol.
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Wells Lamontbkod drive
Wells Lamool Corporation,Nuns, will host an employeeblood drive On Thursday, Aug. f,to help boost sommer blood snp-plies. Employees will donatebetween 9 am. and 2 p.m. alcompany offices, 6t40 W. Touky.President Monty Wells and blooddrive chairpersoo Irwin Coalsorge full employee support of the
- blood drive.
LEGAL NOTICE-ÑOTICE OF AUCTION
The Village of Mortos Grove Willhold an Anlomobibe Auction ofUued Squad Caro and ueverul-TJo.claimed Itemu. All caro and¡temo will be ubown and sold usis. Termo will be cash upondelivery of vehiclel The following
- Uned Squad Cars wilt be ase-tioned
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Two b982 Ford LTD's- 4DoortCylioder
- One b9ib Dodge Diplomal4 DoorS Cylinder.
Two 1983 Dodge Diplomats4 Door t Cylinder.
The Village of Morton Grove'reserven the right lo reject any
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The date of the Auction is Sabor-day, July 27, tIti at the MorboGrove Police Stalion, SlobCapelina, Morton Grove, IL.Vnhicleu will be on dioploy fromtifo AM, to 10:00 AM. with theAoclloe following immediatelythereafter,
rSenior Citizen NeviMòrton Grove Senior- Citizens
965-4100 - - - - - - -
- WATCISFULEYE - -- - iA persono postal carrier io 80 excellent book-oat for oehsown
trouble iv the homes of disohled or nosier citizens. Siece thycarrier is a regular visitoi'tO the home, uorveillunee of mall ac-cumabatioO io the maithon in posnihle. Molino Grove providesIbis uervieeto its disabled and senior àllizeo reuidesto. if fer anyrea055 the resident in unable to reach their mailbnxthn carrierwoold coutact Ihn Village's Departmeot of Healihaed HomasServices to alert autharitieu of a posoihle emergeeey oltaalion.For information about applying for the Carrier Watch program,cohibe Vilbsge hail at965-4liO, ext. 254. - -
ELDER ABUSE HOT-LINE -
The rate of elder abose is motioning to ioereuse in the UnitedStales. le an attempt to alleviate this problem, an Elder AhusoHot-Line is available in Mame, Nibs and Evanetos Townships.This holline io available to individuals 65 years and older whoore abosed by a caretaher or family member ila domesticliving nilnation. Abuse iocloden actual physical injury,wibhholdisg mosey- or medication, or verbal degradation orkarasomeet. lodividuabo who suopeet a case óf elder ahúse orwho are themuelves victims of ahuse cas cablthe -Hot-Line ht437-0437. - - . - --
LOOK MOM NO CAVITIES ..Forthose senior citioens who are financially eligible, free den-
toi care is available. Services include cldasings, fillings, gaascare, extractions, s-rays, and chair-side deetnrerepair. Twochoie sites are available to the residents ofMortonGrove. Theysew Des Plaines Recrealios Center, 2225 Birch, Des-Plaines,291-1228 or 2nd District Court Building, 5600 Old Orchard rd.,Okohie, 470-7398. To check financial eligibility andin make an
-appoinlment, conlacteither ofihe two sites. -
SENLOILOLYMPICS -
It's Ikat time of year again; time for the FifihAesoal Sin-Coonty Senior Olympics. Elmhurst College, 190 N. Prosperiave., Etmhurnt, will host this year's Olympicu on Thursday,Aug. 15 ondFriday, Aug. 16. All Ihose age Ohand better, men andwomen, are invited to participate in two fun-filled dùys. -Eventsinclude brach aud field, walking, golf, howling, swianmieg, uhuf-Beboord, ovd several albero. All participants receive -a 5th-Couoty Senior Olympics 1955 b-shirt and a participant patch.Ribkons will be awarded to the tot, 2ed and 3rdpbacefiobebers ioeach age category for meo and womm.Official eñtry fórms andfurther information can he ohtained ut the Village Hall SeniorCenter. Why nob eomein and pick one up? There's choc an "Ai-ber 8mb" whey the Olympics casebode. It prúmisea to be a good
STRESS MANAGEMENT -
A free panel discussion so how neuiorcitizens cánmañoge théstress created by the aging proceso wilIhe held On' Thursday,July 20 aUbe Frank Aodilsrium, Evanston Hupital, 2650.Ridgeave,, Evanston, al 2 p.m. This program will provide iofoñioàtionOubke physiological, psychological, and nocial problems canone-bed with aging, Michelle Corrado, RN., Donald G. Langotey,M.D., and Monte J. Levinson, M.D. will lead the dihcanúiùn For
-briber informabion call 492-6489. - - - -
WELLNESSISINTEGRATED -- -
Oakloo Community College in presenting a foor paci"Wellvesn Is Integrated" vecino which will - eúpbore thewholesome babusoe of a bife that bss integraled the misd,hodyand spinib. This series will he held each Tlsoruday fil August,beginning Angunt b, from I p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at OaktonCOm'
Uiilby Collego in Shohie, For more information call 0CC ai
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saves--time änd moñeyPeople living in the Northwest events that may dffect réceipt ofsobortoan area cao save them- cheeks. -selves time and mosey if they -Reort a loot or stolen cheek oilahe advuolugn of Social Security delayedpayment. -telesci vice, Thoman A. Curin, -impon a lobt Or IDiocIeS Socialdisleici manager said recently. Security or Medicine card.Univ5 Inleservlce people can . -Ont help completing MedicareConduct mont of their Social claimslorms. - -Ocurily busivess by lelnphone.
In the Norlhweol sobarbas arno,Ihn leleoni-vice vomber is ilS-ttlS,
Teleservice coo be osed lo:-Apply for o Social Security srSopplemnolal Income payments.Noi all Ike worh can be dono byphones, hoi the Opplieulion canhe storIed. - -
-Apply for Medicorn.-Report a name Or uddrenuchange. -
-Report u change io manialsIngas.-Reporl that a pennon kan stoppedor started svork or to report other
-Request n copy - of Socio1Seeorily earnings record; -
-Gel help iv requestiegu reviewnl the decision mude no a SqcislSecurity claim.-Gel Ihn answer to any qnehtiooabout Social Security: -
-Unless u pnr000's, kosisess isaegeol, it is kesi lo wait until of-ter the middle of the thonth Incoli, This is because 1ko first partnf the monili iv the huoient time ivIhe Social Secunity-officé.
The Social Sorority-Office forthe Northwest suburbs is locatedat 101 Leo st,, Des Plalnee.
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st. Andrew residents will honora Centenarian this month. Mrs.Marie Van Dyne will celebrateher 100th Birthday, Joly 20, at afamily picnic with her family ofthree girls and aboy, 19 gras-dcbildren and many great-grandchildren.
She was honored on July 11,withamer celebrants of the mon-uI_ at a birthday party in theHome and will he feled with anentertainment by the Checker-Ito.rdSqaares onJaly 23
Mrs. Van Dyne was boro inChicago July 20, 1885 and moved
- to North Dakota where she-worked as a nurse. After herhusband's demise she moved intoSt. Andrew Home in 1963 and didvolunteer work in the DiningRoom and Crafts. She spendsmany hours io the Arts and Craf-to Room even now.
When asked whataccounted forher longevity she said Toalways being busy and an oc-casinnaiglass nl Vermouth."
Marie's philosophy is aceep-tance of God's Will and a beliefthat whatever happens will hap-pen.
St-Andrew Home in located alygg N. Newark, Niles.
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the same once you've joined thefon and excitement at DocWeed's, t8lzflempster, Niles.
If you're looking for anevening of dancing and en-joyment, an atmosphere nfwarmth and friendliness, adecor of beauty andspaciousness and- the largestdance floor in the area, comejoin anal DOC Weed's. Snrpriuesand prizes and periodic Uve en-tertainmenl awaits you.
For a mere Ib admission, youcan eat lo your heart's contentand savor oar delicious buffet.tn addition to our succolentroast beef (hand carved by 00echef), there's an array of freshvegetables, salads and boldishes.
For discriminating, osaI-tachcd people over SU. Hope youconjoin us!
Singles SpiritJuly28
The Singles Spirit invitensingles lo an evening of dan-ring, socializing and opinI.Dance to the music of yenter-day, today and tomorrow,provided by various D.J.'n neFriday, July lt. and everyFriday, 8;30 p.m. lii t am., atthe Skohie holiday ron SinglesCenter, 5300 W. Tonhy, Skoh,e.Free wine, 8;3O-9, door prizes,private dance isolrsclor, freesnacks, complimentary foodand rash bar. Complimentarycopy of the Singles SpiritPaper/Guide )lhe most cam-prehensive guide for singleoevents in ; the greaterChicagoland area, serving allChicagotand Singlesorganizations) will be given Inattgsesln. -
The Singles Spirit is a non-membership organization. Allsingles are wetrome! Ad- -
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North ShoreSingles
North Shore Singles Os Sws-
day. AO evening of dancing andsocializing awaits singles aver25 every Sunday night at theNurthhroals Ssufgery, 425Waubegas Rd.,slartingat 7,30.
Dance lo the music from the50's, tt's, 70's and tO's anddevour Our lavish buffet con-sislisg of hand carved roustbeef, shrimp, ribs, etc. Ad-niissian is $5. For additionul in-formation call tSO-2f93.
In-BetweenersJaly 28
Singles 40-65: The .-tn-Betweeners Club will hold theirmaslhly meeting io theMinistry Center of St.Raymond's Church, tOka andMilburn sta., Mt. Prospect-onFriday evening, July 21 at 8p.m. All singlen welcome!
Refreshments and cash barincluded. Susan Bark,Graphasalyst, will entertainwith her audience participationprogram. Guests $2, membersIl. For information call 35f-3945. -
St. Peter'sSingles
Jwyz7All Singles ever 30 are invited
lo St. Peter's Singles Dance attp.m., Saturday, July 27, at theSkokie Valley VFW Hall, 7401Liscoin, Skokie. -
The Jerry K. Band willprovide music and the $5dosalios isclodesa light buffet.
Free parking. For isfor-matios, call334-2589. -
The SparesJuly87
The Spares Sunday EveningClub will hold a Dinner DanceCruise os Saturday, July 71, atLalceGeneva, Wisconsin. r,-The sameofthe ship isthe
Walworth. Members wilt meetat the Riviera Dock before 7;3tp.m., with depart,re time 7;30
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p.m. Thefce is $l9per person.: For reservations, please callNorm at 44f-3125 or Rosasne at592-2469.
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July15Witlaaghby's Singlen lovites
Singlen (25 and over) to anevening of dancing undsohiatizing on Sunday, Jaly 28,und every Sunday, 7 p.m. utWilloughby's Tavern, 5960 W.-Toothy, Nilen. D.J. music, cashbar, dour peinen. Complimen-tory supper - large horsd'oeuvres buffet. All singles arewelcome! Admission: $5. Formore ist nrmstios call t47-753l.
Aware SinglesAugusll -
The Aware Singles Group in-; vites all uinglea Io a dance willslive music at f-35 p.m. onFriday, Aug. 2, at Ilse ArlingtonPark Hittnn, )3400 Euclid Ave.)Euclid Ave. and Baldwin8 Ed.,Arlington Heights. Admission insg for nan-members. For moreinformation, call Aware at 777.
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North Shore5'ernhèrty Maniedwill have-a dapat-the races unSW5dDy, August 18 at beauglOtMlington Park.-Wè will aguin belu the Faculty Room. BUffet star.to 1t 11,30 am. and includes all705 cam eat. Yourgèt Clubhouseadmission - ¿ud -atas a treoprogram. Renerped seats areatsoincloded. $15 includes all, hutyaiimustmake yaur reServationsearly. Send asetf.-addrensed en-celsius to Dave Schwab,-7218C N.Rogers, Cbicags,1L 80640 or coil338.2076. 5f you have a coup-n,please une it. Ds't forget Ismake your reueSations early.We have limited tickets andmake ont your checku to NorthShoreFormerly Married. -
For further infurmation, coliDave at338-2876. - -
Singles SpiritAogustl .,
The SingIesSiirit invitessingles to an eveniog nf Dan'ring, Socializing fi-Spirit. Dan'ce to the Masicof Yesterday,Today & Tomorrow, providedby various D.J.'s.
Friday, Aug. 2, and everyFriday, 8,30 p.m. til 1 am., atthe Skokie Holiday tun SinglesCenter, 530f W. Touhy, Shohie.Free Wine, 8,38-9, DUfr Prizes,Private Dance Instrudtian,Free Snacks, ComplimentaryFood and Cash Bar. Cous.plkuentary copy of the SinglesSpirit PaperfGuide (The moslcompreheunive Guide focSingles events in tsal greaterCbicagotand urea, serving aSChicagotund Singlonorganizations), will be giveii toallGuests------ -
The Singles Spiritrin a non-membership organization. AllSingles Are Welcome! Ad-mission: $8. 24 hour iufói'mationline by calling 761-7258. --.'-
Midwest SinglesAugost4
The Midwest SinglenAssociation invites att singles loanopendanceparty at 7p.m. onSunday, Aug. ,atthe-HyatlOak Brook Itotel,1809 Springrd., OakErook AdmissiOn is $5.
!:more information ralL184'
Jewish Singles
August11The Jewish Singles presento a
Citywide Dance on Sunday,Aug. lt from 7,30p.m. - 12 am.,at "Jubo Box Saturday Night",2251 N. Lincoln, Chicago. Ad-mission is $3 and alf welcome.Cull 781-2889 for more infor-
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The Jewiuk Singleu,willpresest a Citywide Once from7:30 p.m. to nilduiglit,- Sunday,Aug. 4, at "Faces", 940 N. RushSt., Chicago. Admission is ònly$3 und all are welcome. Phone7tj'2Ot9forlpjornt,tion -
According tu Howard Good'man of Nues, many singlesfrom all Chicugatand will betsallendance.
Jewish Singles
Resideú*s -.ask&I toselectlong distance company
-Morton Grnvemsd Nileoareu rompemos are MIned Dial"1'; Thoval wka foil to return eitherre Id ato wstb tel phon preEn AT&T GT5 Spout MAX tung ballot fail to co tact company470, 965.066-and 967 now- can-: DUfance' ; MCI Osai 't" Repub- directly will -be enodoasly as-setect a lung diola!y,e company be lié Tetmm; SSS Skyline; TDX signed ta mmpaoieo lu the namebundle calls outside illinois Bell's - Synesno; TMC tong. Distance; peoportisa ou 81mw who select.webe w Thooe wb d t lIT U S T tephon und Western If 40 percent f th cus-select a company sutIl beossigned Union. -- -
r - r tornees in the Morton Geond andto rand mly Contasteis wb d n t select Nd oreo boone Company A f
Th coniamo safecti PIO- mp ay mo t b d mly nauspl 411 peecent of fIsceso, known oh illinois Bell's Osnignent to pèrtinipating- mmp'- rowaining customers wilt beDtAL-1 PLUS ar'equal arceau" - soleO in the Morton' 0mw and us4ignéd - to Compsñy-- A,"program,- is being phased in Niea atoo because of-a-May 31 momeo unid. -
theoogkouttfse stale. lt is a result order by. the Federul Commoni- Cusbemees who are assignedof thé coart,uppmved settlement muons Comminoion. Previously, - and wont. in change companieswhich separated Illinois Bell from thoUf who did cot salent auto' ran do so withost chaege VisthinßAT&T. matieally remained customers of months of ossignmeot. Afthr that,
Before t3IALlPLUS-began, AdOT--------- theeowillbea$5fee.Theoamecustomers hod in dial up in 23 - "Youcms ratonstha ballotin us eheege also upplies in those whodigits ta reach soma long distmdce or you can coolant the - tong make a selection but change their-companies. On October SS they distance company of yaw choice minds.will be oble lo use ether long directly,' said illinois BeS Corn- illinois Boll is eseaurogingdistance companies au they have muoityRelotioau ManogerArtene customers to select a longbeen using AT&T '- by dialing - Thorano. "lt's important-foe you diatanee eampanyr to avoid mu-"1" ptao a telephone auasbee. in gh,,,, a -company because if dom novigumeutu. The decision
tEAL 1 PLUS information and you doo't,'we'll hove in assign on which company in select,an equal ameos ballot listing the youta one." however, is entirely ap to thelong distance mmpaoies cost- -Contornees who don't soled euulamee. '
orneen eau choose from ase being company by Aogsst 2 will be Custameeu with qaoininmsant this wash to area cuotamom. edita second ballot and given- abest the long - diutinsce mm-
Pueticipitiug tang distosice .°°k ill mofe days ta choose. ponies' rotes should mutad the-I '--- -
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Nues Senior Center mh1DIAL 1 PLUS ptsoos can befall classes 597tPondaytheosgh
Walk in and cult in registratios needlepoint taught hy -Marge th' between 8,30 am.. andfor Fall Classés witt be accepted Lieske witt be held Fridays from P .
beginning -August 1. The Fall 1 to 3 p.m. The clam will begin - . ,Ctasu'line up - in as follows: September2oand run for 8 weeks fl resluen :S ISMlerawo' im Coekthg Class will be concluding November 1. The coot Mike McKeona, 8912 Birch,held for Nifes, Senior Center - for the 8 weeh clans is $18.- Ad- Molos Grave, has bees sawed toregistrènts at Townhouse TV. vasco registratias isneceusary. the President's t,ist al the DcVryand Appliance. The class rann - Beginner's Men's Exercise tnslitale - of Teàhsology ioSeptember 12, 19, 30wad October taught by Bitt Zilmer, Registered3frorn 1'3 p.m. There Is no costto Physical Therupist, will be heldtarticipate Inthe 4 week class, on Tuesdays from 9,30 to 1f-3f athut loss size is limitedand ad' GreniìanHeights Fitness Center,vauced registration is necessary t255.Oketo. The clans- will beginand must-be mudo at the Nitos - September 3 and run through-Sesior Center, 967-ßItOent. 37f. Deces5sb' -10. Theront of the 15
Oil Painting, taught by -Hefen week' class is $7.58. AdvanceVan - Tempera - will - be held registration is reqaired añil cant'5esdays from 0,30 toll;39. The - be made at the Niles Senior Ceo.class will'begin September 3and teronty------r- - - -
run for .15 weeks concluding Advanced Meus Bemuse-December' - to: Acfvince -- taught by Bill Zilmer,Registeretf -
reg I at o cens ny th coot Physical Th p t will be heldof the 15 week claw is $22.50. Theudíys-from-h;30 to lO:30at -Bnginnisg students shoald bring GreniianHeighls Fitness Colder, Ia picture toutetch iod sketching O2SSOketo. The class will begin Imaterials; advanced students September5 and run throirghshould bring théir own supplies.- ' Decembet' 19. Ns clots will be -
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Catt9t7alt0text.376. -held - Ndveirsber - 28 doe to ;. -
Beginislog Needlepoint taught Thanksgiving. The cost of the 15by Murge -Lieoke will be held week - etano is $7.58. Advance U
Fridays from 10 amis 12 p.m. registration is required and cao bThe clang wilt begin September 20 be made at the Niles Senior Ces- 'and rim for t -weeks eoocluding ter only. Call 407-6140 nut. 370 forNovember 15, The cost for the 8 more information. -
week class is sii. Advanced - -
0cc InternationalStudies program
A new degreeprogrom ivLiberal Arlu/JuternatiosalStudies is slated to begin this fallalOaktoo Community College.
The -program will providesludents with the first two years
- of cnorseworh appropriate fartransfer lo a senior institulionand will lay the f000dation forspecialiaiog in various inter.
- notionally-oriested curricula.The curriculum is a product of
OCC'u involvement iv the fiS,Department of Edseation toter'national Studies grasisfeom 1952through 1984. Students enrolled inthe curriculum will take classes
- is political science, social ocien'ce, foreign language, history, andhomaoities, iv sddiliso lo regulargeneral education requirements.
, Sladentu also will have the up'portunily lo participate in travelcourses to he offered st off'
pompos locations iv Europe,Africa, Asia sod North America.
Most ensenes will he offered alvarious times during the day andevesiug in order lo mbhe theprogram available tu an manypersoos whoare interested in Il.
For further information, callLinda Korbel !t35-t878) orMonika Patel (035.1947).
Presidential Honor -
-, -Society -
Jomes- Riedler, 5511 Madison,Morton Grove, has hero named IsIhe Presidential Honor Sociely atIhr DeVry Isslitsie ofTechvolngy in Chicago,
Ftiedler, s student in-the Cous-pulen Infnrmalitn Systemsprogram, has a 3.7 GPA. - .
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- to show sud tell how to make and two Master's programs areweekends "challenging and avallahte, Reuervatians may beproductive" is stated at Mun' made 'ày calling the Admissionsdetain College Chicago, 8383 - office, 989-5486.Sheridan rd.,Saturday,Aug.3, 9 Ball Statefree information session 'for - j , .women and meo bonaidering us- - - ean s isdergraduate or graduate college Seventeen 'Illinois studeñtn
-degrees. - - - -- ; have keen named to the springWeekend ' College enables quarter Deans' List at Ball State
students to earn their degrees by University. Local students ¡n-attending classes of Friday eluded Jeanne M. Kuhr, 78115 N.nights, Saturdays - or Sundays. Harlem, Riles. -
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Church &TernpComiriunity ChurchConfirmation Class
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TheConfirmation Classofthe Morton Grovö Community Church,' Presbyterian, was received into membership at a communion ser-
viceon PentocostSmsday, May2. .
Members ofthe classare SandraJaggi, Gail Pills, DebraPozdol,Calvin Raznsèyer, Carrie Rued, Gena Shesg, Dave Signorelti,Glenn Swénson, Scott Theisen, Ernest Wagner, Linda Yonas, audBrett Youstra. Rev. J. Wayland MeGlathery, iuslraetor for theclass tisis past year, ófficiated at the service. Rev. Coowdy Ram-seyer assisted with thesacrament aud with the awardiog of coo-firmation certificates.
NUes Community AtomicbomE,Church - survivors speak
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Church School clauses wilt not the Shadow, will hegin at 7 p.m.hèheld during the ommoer mon- with a Christian Ecumenicalths, hot care for pre-schoot Prayer Service for Peace. Thechildren is provided during the 9 gathering in part of the sati0nat
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July and Augont, Friday evenmgoervicen will he held at 73O p.m.Satorday morning services areheld at 93O am.
Sign up for memherohip in thesynagogue and reserve yoor HighHoliday tickets. Rosh HoshoosheveinSept. 15.
We are oow- acceptingregistrations- for Hebrew andSondaySchoot. -
Northwest Saharban JewishCongregation Nursery School hasa new innovative estended mor-niog program. This special dayoffers Moms a chance to have aday sut on her own. We still havesome Openings io oar 3-slay mor-ning or afternoon Norsery Schoolas well as is oorh-day morning orafternoon programs for the FallSemester. Farther informationavailable in oar office, please callSGS.090t and ash for Mrs. Perperor Mrs. Clor.
JewishGenealogicalSociety meêting
The next meeting of the JewishGenealogical Society-of filinoiswill be held at 73f p.m., July 25,at the Mayer Kaplan JCC, 5050Cbarch Sl.,Skohie.
Seth Marcus will discuss"Jewish Genetic Diseases andTheir Genealogical Implica-
-iono." The topicrlo he covered
- are: the origin of geneticdiseases; genetic patterns passed
-on from generation logeneration; availability ofleslu lodelermise whether or not a per-son is -a carrier of a geneticdisease; how to determine from odeath certificate if a person diedfrom a genetic disease and im-plicalions of genetic diseases to -
- geneatogiea3 research.For further information, con-
tact Judith R. Frazin,President, at 564-1025. Allmeetin.gsarefree. r r
Beth EmetTheFreeSynagogue
Beth . Emet The FreeSynagogue will hold ShahbatServices on Friday, Jaly 20, at8:30p.m. Mr. Herbert Hubert andCaslor Jeffrey A. Klepper willlead the services, and Mrs.Ssphie K. Black will speak.
Special Tish A BAn serviceswill he held on Satorday, Joly 27at 8:30p.m. Alt are welcome loattend.
Shahhat Services are also tobeheld at 9:30 am.. no Saturday,July 27
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ObitúàrlesServiçes held--for
- Howard Hoffman-FisseraI services werä held on
Saturday, Jnty 20 for Howard G.Hoffman, 5f, co-owner of IkeMorton House Restaurant LO
Morton Grove. Hoffman, aresident of Morton Grove diedWednesday. July 17 in St. Francis,Hospital, Evanston. He waspreviously the co-owner of Vol'sTavern on Dempsler ut. io Mor-tos Grove sod had been a mcm-ber of the Morton Grove FireDepartmentfor 2ßyears.
Survivors isetade his wife,Mildred; foor daughters, Bar-bara Swets, Susan Warner, 'Con-nie Doll and Judith Dahm; threesono, Daniel, David and James;four grandchildren; his olep-
Sister Mary EmilyMleczek, C.S.S.F.
Sinter Mary En:ily Mtecoeh,85, a librarian and leacher inChicago-area. Catholic Schoolsfor more than tO years, diedFriday, Julti 5, at the FelinasSisters' Mother of Gmd Coas-srl Infirmary, 3800 W. Petersonave., Chicago.
Born Anna Mternek in Czar-um, Poland, Sister Emily en-bred the Felician Sistersfrom -
Poniatowski, Wis. in 2914. Untilshortly before lier death, nbc'was librarian at'St. Jobo ofGod school, where she servedsince 1973.
From 1922 until 1930 she wasanelemenlai'y schoolleacher. Inthe Chicago area, she taught atSacred Heart (5001k Wolcott),St. Weoceslam, St. Joseph, andHoly Innocents schools inChicago, Holy Rosary School inNorth Chicago. From 1930-1949
- ube taught mathematics atGood C000sel High School,Chicago.
Surviving are FelicianSisterMary Febronia Mlernek ofAlameda, New Meo., a brotheeAniso of Athens, Wio,, andanother sister Mary ofSchofield, Win, - -. - -Visitation was at Felicias
.Sislero Provincial Home, -3800W, Peterson, aud Funeral MaosSaturday, 'July 6, 7 p.m. atMother of Good ' Counsel Cos-vest chapel. Interment was atst. Adalherl Cemetery, ' -
mother, Adele Hoffman soif abrother, Kenneth,
Fumerai services were held atJeranalem Lutheran Church,Morton Grove from SimluinsFuneral Home, Morton Grove.Interment was in St. PetneLutheran Cemetery.
George A. WibleGeorge A. Wible uf Morton
Grove, toying father of AllisonKling and Peter; dear brotherof Jayne Wible Barry. FaneraIManu was cetehrated MondayJuly 15 at Our Lady st Perpetual Help, Glenview fr mSimkmu Fanerai Home, Mort nGrove. fntermeut All SaintCemetery. In lieu of flowersmemorials to Kellog Center ofEvanston Hospital CancerReuearrhappreciated.
Ursula G. CedarUrouta G. Cedar of Morton
Greve, beloved wife nUise lateDr. Warren R. Cedar aodWilliam H. Norman; dearmother of Bruce, William )Sandra) and Thumau; utepmstheeof Candice (Jack) Duke; graod-mother of Janice and Amystep-grandmother of DanielDeborahaudJonathon. Faneraiservices were held Wednesday,July 17 in Simkias F)LneralHome, Morton Grove. Inter-ment Memorial ParuCemetery. lu lieu of flowersdsaatious ta Northwestern Den-tal School appreciated.
Frances M. VoltsFrances M. Vallo, beloved
wife of the late Wattr H.molber of the tate Walter H. Je.(Fraocelaine) and the tatRobert L', (the tate Irene)-grandmother of Jeffrey F.,Denise V. Cahill (John) and
-Kathy Costello (Jan), MaureenChristan (Chris), Richard(Linda), Barbara Dargis(Rohert), Robert and Tom.Feud sister nf Isabel L. Magas;great-grandmother of nineFuneral mass was relebraledFriday, July 12 at St. louseJngues Church, Rites fromSimbius Funeral Home, MortosGrove. Interment CalvarCemetery.
Messiah Vacation -
Bible School -
Children in the community,Ibree years stdlhrsugh ninthgraders, are invited to registerfor Vacation Bible School to heheld at Messiah Latheran Churchfrom Aug. 5 to 16. The Iheme is"God's People Pray." An allschool celebration no Thursday,
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Aug. 15, at 7:39 p.m., will share- with pareuls and friendosome ofthe experiences uf the twa-weeksession. - ' -
Some of the special féatureo elthe session wilt include ap-ptication uf prayer toga, to is'dividual tee studs; ppiitthg of-prayer plaques, making prayerbanners, and many mare io-teresting activitieu, A upeclal ac-tivity center called "Pathways ofPrayer", led by Larraloe Han-diet, will also stress the GlobalMission pra$ect by making andgathering world reiof hems. Thedaily offering will benefit IheWorld Hauger Appeal. A closingpicnic will fallow the Fridsy,Aug. It, session.
Registration applications areavailable at the rharcli office,1605 Vernos, Park Ridge, Phone823-6884. Regialratlon fee isa.
f facililina forthenew culinary nr--,ta-program which althlu in 5ep'
-tambor. The *hfrd floor o(the-.Academic flusHing Is being can-
- ,veeted'frmn clanurnuinu and of-, ,
ficen to a demtnleafion kitchenand three cullnárylaboeatories.,Thedmnoenlrntion kitchen *111
he used by the chiffmstrnctoen toinfeudare dinle,da to basiç con-eeplaandtechniqueu. Thefarilitywith 'its upecial eàjiippwnt midbyut mill provide an ideal ob-
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uerValiOWlearniagenyironmeaL.'-,In the culinary laboratories,.students will apply the kicep4aasid practice the' techniques in-troduced in the demonutratiankitchen: The tobo-mill be equip-'
.picl with duplicate work staunento allaw' all tndents to beworking at the uamè time,Students will bave thç advantagenf working on the same type ofeqnipmenttheycaneìpecttofindto major hotel. restaurant, andinstitutidnal imobens-acreds thecountry-The culinary Jahn havekeen carefully designed to -provide wirking/learningsitaatioa ,o complement andreinforce tIle lecture demon-
Cini-Griusom Ausaizidlen, Inc.of Schaumharg designed thefacilities. Glenn li Jolninon Con,,structiou Company-of Evanstonlu responsible fur constructionand Servco -Companies of St.LoWs is-the equipment uuppher,Cempletiondalefortheproject isSeptemberl. "- Far mora information aboutthe programs of The CulinarySchool uf Kendall College, con-tart Mme Faulkner al (312) NS.1313. '
-OcC'snewandcnnünaingpprt-time uludmils have a final oppor-'tunity lo register bytilepboneJuly31, frooilia.m. toS p.m forfallelasses, ' .- --, -
New, transfer and readmIuedpart-tiffle stUdentS con apply foradmission at any time,-but must,receive theiridtters of admissionbefore regialeringbyphone,
The lelepone regiutratieñ nani-ber is 635-1616 Sf lines are busy.College ufficidlu request' thatstudents call later' Studentsshould not call the College weit-ebboard, Befare epuing. studentsuhauld write doten their uncial'security number. clames and -section numbers desired, plusalternative chuicesThefaIl demuchedule is printed inrthe Mayissue nftheOaktOnReport, Snotreceived hi the mail, a copy canhe obtained at either OCC-Skohie
'orOCO-DenPtalnes- -
Fall classes at Oakton beginAngUit ',,
Fur morn information aboutadmission registration, callthe Des Plaines campan at 635--1760 orOWokie ntSlS-l460,
In Who's Who
Mary Lee Berrenheiiudaughter uf Mr, and Mes. FrothW, Berresheim a student at St,Norbert College, has keen seIen,ted as ene of the caantry'o mputoalstanding campus leaders bythe Who's wisoAmong Students -
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NutraSweet Giving It 500%Award today at the closing
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,"gzitandoptrithe-pntintnbts100% pes-fonuance," said HubEsRosenbaum, Director ofMachiding Sereiern far the Nuira-
, Swo Group. a divisisi. of GD.,Searle'& co., ed» presented the' _Iy tu Fooiyth. The Nutra
Sweet Geuupwas one of the White,'Oaksp.msnrsofthelglSGames,
"We established this amard torecognize the b-un opinE-of corn-
' petition and personal: achievement that chararterine
the Prairie State Games," saidr
Rouotsbaum muse i% whinersgive it their very- heut - bothathletically and in their personallives-and n.sthingbeatsthaL"' Parzyth. 'the 160% winner inthe Open Male category, was acaptain of ' (he North ShoreRegion's basketball team. Par-nych,' 24, hOn been playing
kethall for 13 yenes. The 6-joot'O. 1iuuuder led LnckpoetHigh School to the 1910 Class AAnIste championship and went onto play fur North c;aiulina Mate' Pahiydi playa yeir-nnamd -lasI
Gamesawa,, M,- yeir ' with the Cuntiuental
Basketball Association-this yearwith a league lis Turkey and with
- five summer leagues io theDiiraguorea. -
- ' His coach, Ken Denuel, of ParkRidge, calls Paroych "a symbulof all that's gond about team-work." Denzel said ParayrhdeClinetItO startthe July 19 gamein orderthut other players still inthe midst afthew college careerscould havethd opportunity.
There were four Giving It 100%Awaid winners in the Games'Open and Scholastic categories. -
They were selected un the haulsuf recurnmendetioñs by theevenVs directors and' coaches.The award trophy has "100%" ingold numerals embedded in aclearluistehlock. The award, set-mi a watest hase with a corn- 'memoritive plaque, bears theNutraSweet Brand Sweetenerlogo that appeaL's on productacòntaining 100% NatraSweet,with no saccharin or sugar ad--
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Nearly 3,000 illinois residentcompeted lu this year's PrairieState Games finals; heM July 17-21 at the University of Illinois inCharnpaigi
Nilesites are' DRau1 graduates
Mary Aune BabiLla, C.P.A. andJobo RObert Bubala, children,ofJuha and 'Seri, Bshsla nf Nilesreceived degçeeu 'frarn DePastUniversity at the Jane Caminen-cement.
Mary (B.S.C., DePasI 1904)was awarded the Master of Ac-esantancy degree, with distin-rUns, - ' ,
Jahn, who mau named ta theDean's List for the winter qsar-,,ter, wan awarded the Bachelor ofScience mCommerce degree and_m cuntinulag work at DePaultoward fils Mauler of Acenuntan-cydegree. ,
, Marquette:Fany Picnic'
Marquette alomul sponsors it'sSecond' Annual All UniversityFamily Picnic ta be held Aug. Il.Enjsy the chance to renew aIdfriendships and spend the.afier-nona with su. -
Picnic will he held at MaryvilleAcademy in Des Plaines and willrun from Roan till f p.m. Foodand beverages will be available.Admission is free. Forfurther in-formatinncaB(3l2) 676-1540.
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Morton Grove American Legion northern suburban area such asAusilisy Unit #134 recently Skokie Gleaview, Mosteas Grave,tiaveflod to Champaiga for the Niles, Evaestes,Northhraok, ato.two thy Imsiar Asxiliasy Coo- Mrs. Nehart heldtha appointedfinenceafthe Depotsssont state) - position of state Pabilo Relationsat llhino. Chairman. Both ladies, sa part of
- \Mra. Pisyllia Rieck of Mortati the Dept. Board for presidentGrave mss! Mrs. läG, Nahost of Mrs. Pmgie PoweR of Wheaton,Cieer, both presidente of attendrai savotal state eoeeativaUnit 1134 were the doo who oeasians throoghoat the year.enjoyed tisa 31at massai roofer- Juniors are daughters, posed-enea held t tise Chancellor Ion. daughters, sisters, oto. of Legion--- Chs Eierk, Mes. Rieck's cafres and devoasod vetatooshaobm.d. who is the newly uader the ago of 18. PrèOidi atelected Sentar Vice Consalooder the conference wan SaraafPaI134;-sed Mon. Mae Jirik, &hro&ler of Colamhia Unit #581Mrs Nelssst's mother, arcom- of Diet. 12. - -
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DM. Anseienn Legion Assiliary that. of Jtmior mamber Kelleysa its poesident this past year. Gross, Unit #117 Cetro Gordo ofThediiaeampasedofeIeven . thal9thflist. She rereivadncssh
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your bane's decor without spen- give your home a new beh atibeding . big buchs. Accessory Skokie Pablic - Library, 5215designer Wonda Liodday will Oaktou ott Monday, Aag. 5 atfflustratehawrertainorcesuories 10:30a.m. Adsnivaioo is free.
We're making beautiful,long lasting àarpots easy to'afford. Exciting texturesand colora that resist soil,stains & ntalic. Don't minothis opportunity to uovo.Come in and see, oar bigselection today. Many salo'items not listed.Price includes hoavy pad &installation.
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Children two and one-boltthrough kindergarten age areetigihle for registration for the't5-'tt school year at theLabratary Prpschool and Kin-dorgarten at Moodetein College,6383 Sheridan rd., Chicago, oc-cording to director Sheila Ker-mio. -
Fall day child-care is provided.Registration or vinitation of the
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school maybe scheduled by a callto Sheila Kerwin, 959-5427.
- Calligraphyworkshop
Chicago Calligraphy Collective. is sponsoring a one day workshoptitled "Spirit of. Italic Hand"from-S p.m. to 5 p.m., Satarday,August 24 at The NorthfieldPublie Library, 1785 OrchardLane, Northlield. The isstractorwill beTiOt Boite.
The workshop io a nlndy of themoot popular band incalligraphy...enploring ils ver-notility an a legible, spirited
- poster style or a rhythmic has-dwriting, and finally to itsflourishes, rooted is theRenaissance. A favorite wsrd, abaihu aocI an invitalios will hearranged and written oat. Begin-ners ore welcome. Fee is $30. Forinformation call 272-8157.
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Wehster and Lucille Nelson, 5827 Park, NUes were -guests ofhonor at a reception and open house gives far them,June 19 on theoccasion of their Golden Wedding asniveruau'y. The party for 120goests was hooted by their daughter and son-to-low, Nancy andSteve Karoate at their borne in Waucosda, tll-Theirsnts, Michaeland their grandson 'Forger flew in from Frankfurt, Germaisy tobewith them on lItio very special occaoion. Mich'sei'swife; Stonataand their two other grandchildren, ruga atol -Lars rémained inGermany. . -. - - -- - ,.
The Netnons were married at Oar Savior Lutheran .7arrh ioPortage Park on June 19, 1935. They bave beeuresideista of Nuesfor 32 years and are active members of Messiah Lutheran Church,Park Ridge. ,
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afternoon sessiom-of the OaktonCommunity - College ChitdDevelopment Centers.
The cesters,for children 3 to 5yearo-old, are- staffed byopeciolisis in- earli- childhoodeducation, The fait sesiion reosfromAugast 26 tbrosgb -Decemherl3. .
Sessions are ichedúledhoth al0CC-Des Plaines, 1600 E. GottRd. and OCC-Skohie,,7701 N. Lix-cota Ave. Openingn are availohlrtor the Monday-Wè'dnesduy-Friday afternoonsesniono froml239 to 3r30 pm. anIS aTaeoday-Thursday aftèrtaion SesniOO 09OCC-Skokie from 1,15 to :I45
Tuition per semeslei is $3t3 for. a Monday-Wednesd-Fridoysession (payable iñ four- iS-stallmentn of $75.79) and $202 fora Taesday-Thsrsdäy oessios(payable in four installnoests St$50.50). Children mast be rom-pletelytoilet trained.. For additionat_ informatiuo,call 835-1441 (OCC-Skokie) Or 635-1540 (0CC-Dis Plaines)------
A girt, Nicole Lee, g tha, 14½ve., on Joue 29, to Ma- and Mrs.Nacholas Chapas, 11418 Gregory,Cbtcago. Grandparents: Mr. axdMrs. Peter Czeazewski, Riles,and Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeChopas, Chicago,
A boy, Steven Michael, 7 1ko,4½ oz., os June 18,-to Mr, andMrs. Andrew Carponelli, 1137 E.Paddock dr. Palatine, RielareAndrea, 3 yrs. Grandpareols:
. Andy and Dorothy Carponetll,Palatine, aud Waflace Arvidson,Riles, , -
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Placehnn anpiereofseaxedpapertargeetuanghtawrapbmt andsecare by tvadnting batlf mets. Spread mustard on huts. Piacefrankfurter m huas. Fili mth sounthrarat; sprinkle with cheese.Wrap in waned paper; tmiut suado. Place;frankfsurterr polit side
- : ap, ou p1ate. Micrawave an high (550 watts) until cheese' is,.. melted, lt51ioiflhItE5rtJnWrOpa5et55'VeiflOflaedJately.,
affeñng physical euominatiaata toschool thildaon between- Arpo. iarad the beginning of the ChicagopobRe schools on Sape. 4.
The eaamiasatiaase, which tas-eludo the regained iaemanioatianà- dental screerring, une heinggiven in the - Hoopitai's FamilyPractice Chuter, 2701 w: Wksoam.
The Booed of Education re-qtuires that ail children wha minhto estOr hindergarten or ist, 5th,or 9th grade tobe the physicalaaambefoer school begins tsr theFall tares. Theessminalionis alusnecessary foe any child entoriagthe Chicago public school ry'stem
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for the hehl time.'
Swedish Covenant Hospital willprovide the necessary forms;however children are asked tobring immunivation records withthomatthètimeofthephysiral.
The total pout of the physicalenamivatios, incloding immani-zatisa is $16 for each child. Thedental screeniag, with bite wiogx-raya, is an additional $15. AThpointments may he made by
-calling509-30f6.
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Niles optometrist receives awardWalter'J. Sino, OD., of Riles in
among 52f nptnm'otriststlsrisughaut the United States whohave received the American Gp-tometric Association's 2985 Cad-
'tinuing Oplometric RecognitionAward.- Theaward io given lodoctors of
optometry who bave completed50 credit hours of continuing
- MG Legion- officers
-The retiring preddent, Nancy
Schlueter, of Morton Grove, hasbeen elected sgt. at arnas of IkeSeventh District, AmericanLegión Aaxiliary, representingthe Mortos Grove AmericanLegion AaxiiiaryUnit#134.
Mrs. Scfoineter will take overthe reigns of this position inAuguot íaotallation ceremonies. -
She will officially retire at thefurmal installation services cose-hinedwiththe MortooGrove Postin Sept. when Mrs. Judith MayerofShokiewiii labe theheirn of IbeAuniSary Unit locally.
Mrs. Schtseter says Mrs.Mayer has been selecled by Mrs.Fran Popolick, the incomiagdistrict president, Io be a colorhearcrforthe ensuing year.
The district io composed ofmore than a ddaen Unito locatedin the physical hoandaries of thenorth side ofChicago asdlbe nor-them suburban area such asSkokie, Nues, Morton Grave,Evanston, Narthbrook, Glen-view, eta,
edocatinu in then- field over oone-year periOd and, in additionhave previously received the Op-tometricRocognitios Award,
The amortie presentatton tookplace in Lau Vegas during the88th anoual Csutgress of the24,000-member American Op-tomotric Association, Severalthousand optometriats, thearfamilies and gueula attended themeeting's business and educationsessions,
Harper offers -
course on --
çonstIuctionWilliam Rainey Harper Corn-
manity Collego in Palatine willoffer a sew course tIde fall called"Introduction to Construction",starting on Saturday, Aug.31,'from S am. sell ltr3O am., inBnitding D, Room 105. and edilcontinue on for ltweeko.
This new coarse is being of-ferraI throogh the: efforts of theOliare Saborban-Chapler of theNational Asoociation ofWomen inConstruction (NAWIC) in snakingtheir NAWIC-developed courues,"introduction to Construction"and "Intermediate Çonstruhtion"avattable'to an many interestedpeepteasposoihle -
The lee for the costee io $8g,and will include material fromboth tbk "lotrodaclion" and "fas-termediate" lents. For furtherinformation, contact CarolChristian of the College at 397-5080
'Irate employee threatens supervisor One week too soon for cIrinkerA 28-year-old Chicago mn was
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at a nursing -home-in the 8300htockofGotfrd.
According to police reports, theoffender was involved is a verbalargument over an order by hisboss, a night shift supervisor atthe nursisg home. The -offenderbecame enraged and raising hisarms, allegedly told. the eightmonth pregnant woman he wouldkill hoc.
He was released on $1,000 hoodwith a court date set for Augont.
Drunk driverarrested afterpolicé chase
A Niten man was arrested fordrunk driving after he was in-volved in a speeding incident.
Police observed the Nitos manon the 8100 bloch of Golf rd.traveling 67 mph in a 40 mpha050. When the squad car ap-proached, the offender turnednorthbound onto Milwauhce ave.without a turn signal and ac-celerated the rar in encens of 85mph proceediog to Central rd.and Gtenview rd;
Police in pursuit nhservcd thecar weave from center to curblaues to pasn other cars astil hewas stopped io the 1600 block ufMilwaukee. Police said theyrepeatedly had to order the of-fender to place hin bauds on thehood and detected a utroug odorofalrohol on bio peruos.
He seas released after posting$3,000 bond and assigned a Julycourt date.
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Police checked a tavcro in the posneuslon und consumption of
9000 block of Golf rd. and noticed alcoholic beverage by a mtnora youthful lookiog cuntomer and released on $50 hand with an
drinking at the bar. When the of- Auguutcaurt date. .
fender was asked for ideo- The doorman of the establtnh-tification for proof of age, Ike ment was also arrested farpatron said he had no ID with allowing posnenstOn and c005um-him. After a police check with pliso Of atcoholic beverage by
- the Secretary of State's office, O minor. He was released afterwhich revealed he had no driver's postiug a $50 hood and assignedlicense, the offender admilted his an August court date..hwthday wan July 20, t964. _
18e won charged with NIles homehuirn6r.wd -
A 'biting' threat ..A Chicago man told police on A Nibs cesiderit reported ber
. July lt the owoer of a restaurant home was bucgtarieed on July 9.
allegedly hlet:Y ave. 9bIkf'dtdassannisate him after he bld Ihr police someone removed u VCR,
offender he lost his teelh is Ike Ihreo watches, a paper weightbathroom toilet. .
and a gold ruby ring valued at a
Patire interviewed the lolal of $1,355 belween 3:30 and
reotaurant owner who said the 9:30p.m.
Chicago man had been driukiug A police check found ou weiden-
and became'loud and dinorderly, ce of forced entry, bnl the vicltm-
saying he tout his teeth in the beticvcn hemay have left his door
bathroom. unlocked.
Theosvtieealsotolillhernanhe Attemptedolcoholic lath andsvonlit break-iiidisorderly. A resident in the 0700 bloch ofPolice naid there were so wO. Olcoll si. reported nomosde usedsesses tu the alleged thrral and a pry-type tool Io spou the rearthe report was lakes as a maIler slorm door Police said no eutryof record. was made through the inner door
. or any of Ike windows. Nothing' . , was taken from the house.
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for shoplifter unknown.
Auto vandalizedlee told police a man psi Curlaiss A residcnl is the 8000 block oftotaling $ggg.03 ints empty hugs - Osccola st. reported July ltand atlemplcd lo trave the obre someone broke 1ko rear hubcap,wilhout paying brIbe ilcmn. righl door mirror and damaged
The offender wan released on Ike driver's sidO of the door of his$4,000 hood with a court dale net cor parked is the driveway.m August. Damage was cdtimatedat $100.
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Unauthorized-.swimmer,damagés property
À resldeñttn the 0000 block nfKay st. reparted-uomeone gained
.entry to her backyard and weotswimming in her pont. He thendamaged , the , pool andmiscettanumiaiternaie her yard.
Damage was estinìated al $2go
DUI boat-operatingdangerousbySecre*aryofStatéJtm EdgarOperating a motorboat Inder
the inftueoce of alcohol nr otherdrugs is jest as dangerous andriskiog and driving a motorvehicle. Studies.indicale thaialcohol is á euotribultug factor innp to 70 percent of all boatingfatalities nationwide...halance and coordination canbe affected after one drink. Forexample, if the occupants of asmall hoot or canoe attemyl Ischange places, thimay capsizethe houtorfalt orerbaard.
Once in thesvater, ottoxiraledpersans may find that theirability to swim-is bIso impaired.They may be excellent swim.tuera when sober, but may nut beable lo nave themnetnes if theyhave keen drinking. -
- Alcohol threatenv safety lureducing inhibitions. A pernoswho is ourÑally-safety consciousmay hemurelihely tu he involvedio high rink situations and par.ticipate io dangerous stunts. -
Drioking and - boating isespecially dangerous al oightbecause-alcohol affects vision.The time it takes the eyes Isrecovhr from Ike glare of brightlights cao he delayed 20 to 20 per-cent, and it takes up to six honroto return to nojissat. TIse abililylsdistinguish between red andgrhèo in also impaired.This isimportant bècause red and groesFussing tights are used to controlkeuttraffic at night. -
A bill making it illégal tosperate a watercraft while underthe influence of alcohol or otherdrugs han passed both houses ofthe Illinois General Assembly.
Woniens 12"Softball LeagueTheGatfMaine Park District is
pleased to announce ito FallWomens 12" Soflimll League. Theleague consists of the first fteams to register and the leugnewill play a 7 game ochedule Theleague begins playAngout 19 andends October 7. There are nogumm scheduled for September2 or September 10, Game timesare 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 0:30 p.m.The league fee is $175 per team,with a $10f nan-refundabledeposit due at- the -time ofregistration. Registration facnew learns begins Manday, Jnly22. Forfnrtheripjorjn8ftun on theWemena 12" FaIt Softball leagueplease call the Golf Maine ParkDiotrict at 297-30go orutop by theoffice at 9229Emerson in DesPlhises, ,
Dance classesPre-registration far individuals
who participated in the 1984-1985dance program is underway iothePrairle View Center. Pre-registration witt end Saturday,August to at 5 p.m. Fur more ko-l'" -
rms chargèfor-free -. - -
services -
Renponding. ta - numeroueInquiries, - Themas A. Curie,Social Security district manager,-unId today that several firms areoperating ei the aren uollctlngpeople through direct mail andadvertloementn- in variant
: .publications. Theae firms arenetting services which are -
-provided at nu charge by everySneialSecerity office.-- moue firms are generally in-
valved with different services,-. Curiïtuaid. - - -
The mont comisan la the cam-pauy which - abtains localmarriage emo-t nad then maSh -the new brides an offer ta changetheir name on Serial Securityrecardsfore $1f fee. Thin servicecanbe obtained without charge atany Social Security office. lu ad-ditlan, the bride han to daeverything fur the company shewauld haue ta da if she cantactestSaclalSeenrity intheficut place.
Fora bildete change her nameoe,Saciat Secarity records, she- needs the originel er certifiedcopy of her- marriage certifiCateshowing both her new and oldnames. The bride ran contact herlocal Sacint Security office bysimply calling n85-fnl5 fa startthepraceau.
The other service being sold idto obtain a copy at a person'srecord of earnings covered bySocial Security ar providing anestimate offutnceiuelal Securitybeeefifs. Tbmg, tua, cae be oh-tamed thraugh any SocialSecurity iffice without anycharge. - ' -
- To get a statement of earningscovered by Social Security all aperson-hen to de in tu get FermSSA-7104PC, availablefree at anySerial Security office, completeit, ned mail it. le return he er ubewill receive ali entrad of his orherSociatSecurityrecord.
People younger than Of can geta benefit estimate by making aeeqaent oisthrform. Peuple olderIban ilocan get an immediatebenefit -estimate at any SocialSecurity office. There io oncharge for theue services, Camsaid. - -- -
-ocÇ offerscareör .plañniñg
course"Career Plaooiñg: Applied
- Psychology" will be offered Ibisfall at Oakton CommunityCollege/Des Plaines, 2800 EastGolf Road.
The three-credit hour coursescheduled for Tuesdays, from7:30 to 20:20 p.m., will he taughtby GeraldineAiappa, 0CC careerplacement counselor, who saidthat the courue will help studeutuunderstand the. process andissues of life and career planningas they enplore college majorsand careerchoicen. - -
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rediscovering and building anawarenese of personal wants,needsabilitien and interests and
- how thene characteristics relate- .10 chíngeo lathe workplace," she
said. "At the seme time, we willexplore alternative lifestyles andemerging career fields alongwith the traditional Occupationend job ontlook."
Students will be encouraged todevelop a pernonal definition ofthe meaning uf warb and jobsatisfaction and apply learneddecision-making skills and risk-taking to make appropriatechangesin theirliven, she added.
For further information aImaIthe class, contact the 0CCStudent Servc.ea,qIttgr8hot°l4i/':''
Sheriff -Elró'd -to address-- - -
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Sheriff Richard J. Elrad ofCook County will he the gnestopeakerat 1 p.m., Thursday, Juty85, for the Estime Park SeniorCitimes. - -
Rath Franklin, programchairman, has announced thatthe meeting wilt be held at theFirst Edison Park United Churchof Christ, ff75 N. Oketa inChicago. , - -
SiE's Battle ' of the-- Bòoksst. John Brekeaftchoal won theirtant match of the season with aacore nf 124-82, they clinched the
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title of becoming the only onde-fented team In this year's Nifes-Public Library's program, TheBattle ofthe Books. The programis opened Is any 4th, 5th, or 6thgrade student at a portiripatiog
-school, aud they are challengedta meadas many hooks as possiblefrom S list of 10f titles giveo theschool from the library. Thechildren try to retain as much in-formation os possible, for dsringan acteal battle the library willask questions on various hooks,from the list, and the sfedeotu an-swer as many qoesti005 05 theycan fordifferentpoiof naInes..
The stndentu from St. John'sbane been meeting twice a weekthis year, during fheir lunch-time, to prepare for these meets,nod to celebrate their undefeatedseason, a opeciat luncheon wasgiven in their honorhoeted by theteam's ceach and faculty mem-ber, Mrs. Judi Krsipa, and theschool's principal, Sister RitaGreen.
lfyou want to lose wcigkt,gine noatry.Foriosioga nagging5 pounds,
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lbonghln.Then you decide. We'llkrIppen reach yourgaal audkecpyou three.
wWhether it's escrcisc, diet
er lifestyle change, someone os- our slaffcan give you what youwanlsoyoo'll succeed.
For us lithe us $12 a week fyaa qualify.
-That's net mach Iowa- with u degreed capee . .'. iiIri-lion, concise, bchsvierchangc -and more.
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Call us tedsy and get s tasteofsuccess. Choose a program.ian capes. Nibble. -
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Clinics io Noohbroek (504-904g) and Oakbrook (323-6160).
Shdwo above wifh theic coach, Mrs. Krupa, are Battle of fhe BooksTeam Members: David Brown, Nancy Park, Jennifer SkajaisodAngela Plama. - -
Our congratulations to teammembers: David Brown, ConnieCatuneelli, Julie Cieplinohi,Mouica Kowalcayk, LinHuzarewira, Joy Ifrupa, RonceMeFeggati, Sybil May, NancyPark, Angela Fiumi, Philip
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Poend,Ñicate porta, Steve Sac-co, Jennifer Skaja, Helene Sever,Jeau Stephens, Julie Stephensand Patty Veikos. Studentcoaches from 7th grade were:Diane Hahryl and . DianeWagroweki.
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Northeastern's MemorialGolf Outing
Northeastern illinois Univer-sitya1urnni, stnden(s, feu1ty andniaffareinvitedte attendthe 13thannual Chuck Kane MemorialGolf Outing Friday, Aug. 9. Teetimni beglii at noon. .Nmj inhonor of a physical educationprofesnir edo died in 1972, thegolf outing will be held at theGlenviewNavalAfrStatjan's gellcowni -at Lake and Greenwoodaves. ioGleoview.
Following the outing wifi he adinner io the Glenview Noval Air
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To make reservations, callJobo Waechter, chairman of theDepartment of liCaith, PhysicalEducation, Recreátioo andAthielies, or Mary Semog, thedepartment's Innkeeper, at 583-4050, ext. 481.
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LMomhenu of the NOethwest Italian An.esimn Society enjoyed
spintedcomtiondmiogthe recent Bood playoffs ni Bunker HillC,mtzy Ooh in Nifes. Among the players were (from left) AleoQuattoocchi. Ann Qonitnoesbi, Helen Till nod Ceoe Till.
-U.s. MaceabiahTennis Team
Eric-(Scoop) Schubman of Ian--colowood, IL. has qualified forthe Tennis Team that willrepreseotthe Uoitedstates lathe12th World Maceabiab Games ioIsrael, July 13-25, announcedRobert E. Spivak, U.S. Mar-cabiah Committee GeneralChairman, and Man Sherman,All Sporto Chairman.
Sckolman, age 14, has -heldChicago District TennisAssociation (CDTA) rankingsSince he began playing rom-petitively five years ago. He wasranked #1 in Boys 12's by CDTA.He has also held Western Section,United States Tennis Associatios(LISTA) ranking for the past foseyears and is cooked oatiooally byUSTA. He is a vcterañ USTAtournament competitor, in.eluding the Nationals, OrangeBowl and Fiesta Bowl tennistooroaineols.
Scoop Sebsiman is macbed byRod Schroeder, USPTA, at theRoil Schroeder Tennis Academy,TOmTeOOIS Club, Nitos.
&hulman just gradooted fromLincoln Hall School in Lincoln-wood, where he maintained a"B" average. Ile am enter NitosWest High School, Shohie, as afreslOoantl.IOFaII.
The Maccabish Games, thethird largest international coin-petition, also are a cultural es-perieoce, as the athletes arenunsed aceordiogto sport, ratherthan country. This makes theGamos the oo1y sports evento to
If you're netting up your ralrn--dar for the nest two months, besloe to mark doansomedaten forevents over at the Y.
On July W, the Leaders Club ofthe Park Ridge YMCA is plan-ninglohavea carwash. This ridiis agroopofteenagers who spendsome of their sparetime doingvolooteer work at the Y byhelping in yonth gym and swimcIemos, at the YCounty Fair, theHalloween Party, and PmnphinUlano to name a few, The fundsrealised from the car wash setHbe used to defray expenses of at-tendiogLeaders' Rallies.
It's not too early to make noteof registration for early fallclasses. Members registration isMonday, Aug. 19 and non-memherneaWednmday,Aug. 21,Classes will begin on Monday,
- Jwuior golfers atoe again haveu chance to participate in oses!the topeventu in the state whenthe 20th annual Al:McLe05Memorial ,Jasior Golf Open inheld - Monday and Tuesday,Augast56. --- - --- - -.' - The McLean tourney, named
- after the former NorthwesternUniversity golferwho was hilledin an accìdent, is held in two agegronp ategorien lb-l? ana li-21.To - he eligible. male - nmatesrgolfers must have reached orpassed their- 15th birthday, butnot have reached their 22nd bir-thdaydsofJuly1l985;
The champion will be the lowerscorer for 54-holesanuong oilplayers who qualify for the licollllbolm. -- -
Detailsand entryforms arcavailahle at the golf coorse,located at Lake ove. and Horresrd., Wilmette; or bycalliog 256.610g. The entiy. fee is $35 anddeadline -in S pm.;Wednesdoy,
Over the years; several tspamateur goBera have lakes partmemberand 1985 ILS.nOpen champisn.Last year's wiñneru -unre PeterJosephof Morton Greve, sesiordivision, with mouds nf 68-76.75 -217; and GOoN, Compiuti of Win.oetha whó itaptured the moinedivision title with a three-rowed
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fallow this procedure.Athletes from Ihe U.S. are
sponsored by the Ijoited StatesCommittee Sports for Israel(USCSFI), a non-profilorganization that also promotesnpaetsaodedneatiooprogroms intornei.
Gymnast Mitch Gaylord,swimmer Mark Spitz, basketballstars Ernie Grunfeld and DanSchayes, tennis players AndreaLeand and Brad Gilbert, andgolfer Carey Pasto are some of-the recent U.S. Maccahiahchampions who have achievedworldwide feme in their reaper.tivesportu.
Park Ridge YMCAlines up activities
Sept. 9. The Y wilt he closedLabortiay, September 2.
The Indian Goide/Prineessprogram at the Park Ridge YM-CA will have ils annual OpenHousefor Prmpeetive participan-to on Friday, Sept. t, 7-6.30 p.m.in the ABC Room and Gym of theY.
Since a great time was had byeveryone at the "School's OutCelebration Dance" in June,another dance is being plannedfor Saturday, Sept. 7, 8 p.m. tomidnight. All Park Ridge highschool studmis are issued to jaisin the fno.
The Y reopens for Sunday ar-t,eities ou September t. Thehours will be 1.5 p.m. if Peurfavariteonidoor pool io no longer,come swim at ynar Parh RidgeYMCA.
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golf tournament
0cc 1OKMBypass Run
Registration is open for per-sons interested iii rünning Son-day, August 11, at 8r38 am., iothe fourth annual "Bypass theBypass" 10Km (f.Smilm) roo atOakton Community College-DesPlames, l608E.Galfjtd. -
The càiiefòrtlir mohos beenlaid out through the beautiful,wooded OCCcampoo, laid bon 12divisisos, based on sge and ses.Medals will he awai'ded far Ihefirst Iluso finishers ineach agegroup, for both male and femalecontestonta, - - -
The entiyfee is1; payable byAugust?. Aster that, im $8 fee willbe reqmred. Lecker and shawerfacilities will beavoilahle as willrefreshmeíitsforu.11fímners.
For-further information, call
AARP nèetÏgThe next meetiag allie Shohie
Area Chapter of the AmericanAssociation of Retired Personowill bebeldat 1:38ji.m, Thesday,Aug. 6,inthePetty Auditminm o!the Skokie Public Library, 5215Oaktonst - -----
Entertainmentwilj be providedby Miso Diane SIianin guItarist'singer, who will present a wideselection of musical numbers.Sacializingafldrefreshnicnts willendtheafternoon, -- -
Persousaversoin the exténdedarea sfNiles, Morton Grove, Lin-colnwood and adjacent NorthSide of Chicago are invited to at-tend. -
Jack E. -Boepple -Jr.
Jack E. BoeppleJr,-, son ofJack E. and Joan L. Boepple oftRio N. Trunihull, Lincolowood,has been promotedin the US. AirForce to the Rank- df fientlieuteoaol. - --
Hin wife; Georgia, is thedaogbter of Arnold and JoyceWolf of 5511 Warren st., MoetnoGrove. - -
-RennPkg.Goods Padres 8G. Skaoberg batted 2 for 3 with
- airiple.- D..Rodgers went 2 for 3witho double. H. Bayleo also bat'ted 2 for with a double. OtherYankee hitters were L. Bernabei,F. Bernabei, K. Vandenbsseh.
- Great fieldiog by J. Reoownki,D.- Swposou andA. Hirnchfeld.ForeotVllla Padreo 5'Villuge Elbe Shop Red Sax Z
-J. Ronowoki went 2 for 3 io-eluding a humerais. F. Bernaheiblasted a doable. Great Yankee - -
pilebing freon K. Vundenhaseh,D Rodgers, and L. Bernuhei.Artintle TrspbywhtteSos 12. - -
NUes VFW ?llZAIhletIco 9In a toning game, Art
Naunowicz went 4-4 with adoable, triple, 2 REl's, 13 stolenhases and 3 runs scored. Pani
For the Yankees J. R000wobi- blasted a triple. Also hitting were -
F. Bernobeiandti. Skonherg.Ynukeen 1S-HedSoxIl . --
L.Bernabei batted2 for Zwith 2djibleu. Atoo hitting doobleswere G. Skonberg, D. Rodgers,H. Baylen. Also hitting singleswere F. Bernabei, D. Swansonnod A. Hirsclìfetd. Fine pitchingby K. Vandenhonch and greatfielding byJ. Ronowoki.Contract CarpetAstrod 12. -
Tanty PupCubs It -
Cootrihuting -hits for the vie'tirions Mirón werb Jim Mozih,Alen Zochow (2-3), Pani Roussin .(2.3), JohnO'Brieo, Pat Daly, -
Mark Les,- Joe lacabazni and .Brian Poternon. Fine defense byDan Ouenberg, Brian Roch, andEd Grahowsbl. On the mowed forthe Astrouwere Joe lacobazzi (2scoreless inningsl Pat Daly- andJahn OuBrien. For the Cubs-Davidson and MeMa contrihstedhits. Hitching for the Cubo wero - -
- has cóme to an end we findRick"Let's Ploy Two" Sheridan'sGinntofaelngPbll "Nlles Finest"1,azth andbin White lox lathe - -
WeìtdSerleo. "Fast Frank" Higo- nod his Padres made It a tight -
. National Conference race. Corlas"Rule Bôok" Pattersoadid O finejobwlth the Astros. The Cubs' Ed"Lego" Lecher just sold wait un-
: tu nest year!! Mike "Tony-
Lárnosa " Valle and the Twinshelped keep the American Can-feresce close, white "Geotteman" -
BiB Chamopoulous and the A'swere right on their tait. TheYankee's John "That's Bsseball"Jekot savored a line second halfand the Red Sax Cliff "Practice ,-
- Mohos Perfect" Panels will con-linsepractiolog.
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Dodgee 3, Whltenoxil - Panke, Ankelson Costello andThe Dodgers broke a 2 game Rodgers. Thin game brought the
lasingstreakohutting out thefirnt White Son record to 8 wins and 2-place WhIte-Sex-Dodger moon- losses. - - - -
domen Sheridan, Torcia and WblteSoo3,PhllliesZKoppensteiner were almoit per. This was a real team effort.feet giving np only one hit. Their Batters Askelsan (3-4f, -Turofohyteammates backed them up with (34( were aided by good pitching3runs onShits. of Dave Guest. This was a realDodgernl,AztrouS squeaker. - - -.
Dodger pitching again was the WhIte Son 6, Yaakeenl -
margin of victory. Astro pitching The White Son - played toughwas almost au good, allowing against the Yaskees and camèenty5hita. The Dodgers made the Ost the winner. Their record ismootofthmekeyhlto by getting 5 now 10 wins and 3 tosses. The bigruns. The Dodger- bitten -were gwen-were Asltelson, Costello andSheridan, Torcia nndTroeh: Callers. There was ssperb defen-WhlteSnu 7, Yaukeeo 4 -., se at short with-the hands and- The hit hitters of the day were speed of Dane Guest.
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Exciting and well-played gameas the Yankeeïwon in their last,at bt for the third time.'Gattasôand Kassel held the top Edge-brook team in check, witha longtwo-nm homer off Gatjuso theonly solid hit. Sanford broughtthe Yankees backto the lead ivith,a two rim shot in the sixth inning,then drove in the game-winner inthe seventh,with a single. Kasselscored three timen for the
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Mitchell and Marcos held theGiants in check as the Son had00e of their best and most halan-cod offeissivegames. Early walks'
hurt Ugelas lise Son overcame a' gnind.slarn byORegen to pa11
away in the late Innings. Cooper,Gambro, Mitchell and Minean hitconiistently (inclading SHE) and
- Gamb'ro had a great defensivedayinceñter field. ' ,
'Yankeea4, Pndcen 5 , '
Extra-inning thriller as the'Yankees continúéd to encel in theclatch. EarlyREl's from GaUssa(2), Saistacci, Kassel and Sanford,broaght the Yankees hack from5-1 deficit. Argetsinger (3 bila),Mass, and AA call-op Panhe didthe early damage for the Padres.Philloa'and Kassel (10 strikesatsin 4-sr innings) carried the 5-5
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Team W-L-TOrioles ,
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RedSon ' 11-7-4
A's 5-134
Yankees ,3-14-1
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Team W-L-TPadres 14-3-1
Dodgers 9.9-O
Reels 7-11-O
Astros O-12-O
'Cabs 5-13-O
Ynnkees 12, Orialcs 12A very good close game all the
way with the game being lied 3times. fleas Pissios went 3 foc 4with 3 singles. Ray Jote-son had Ostoico hases. Anthony Catallo andDave. Brown each pitched score-less innings. Encellent catchingby Dave Brown, Chris Pigott, andAnthony Camilo ' kept Ike gameclose with several pst oats athome.Redsli,CuhsO
It was the Kiwanis Clak Redsall tise way as they shut out theIst National Bank of Nues Cubs14O, while winning their fifth oftheir last O games. Hume rusowere smashed by Ryas Kelly (3RBI) and Joe Morisco (4 UNI)who alas doubled. Hits were alsocollected by Frask Desisi, Jobs"Magic Feet" Brussahan, SteveBuscs,. Chris Kenney und TimBrows (brnugbt up from Instruc-
'tiosal). Mike Blaze walked 3, tiznes and scored twice. Stcosg,
Reds pitching was againprovided by J. Brussahan (noruss, nu hits), S. Boucs (ns rann,3 hilo), and R. Kelly (faced 6,
Little LeaguGn
Padres 12, Oclalcn 8The Ist game uf The 'World
Series pitted two evenly matchedteams, Division Champs Oriolesand Padres against each other, ina tough game. The Padres camesatan lop 12-8. Doingthe damagewith the hats for the Tasty Psp
. Padres were: ToddGoldherg whohanged oat Shits, a homer,doable, single and drove in 5RBI's, Mike Wille came buckfrom' vacation wilb S solid hitsand 3 Rh's, Steve Saranecki bad
' 3 hilo and 2 RBI's and Dssg Pier-ski had a triple and 1 RBI. On the
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monad were Doug Pierskl, SteveSaranechi and Todd Goldberg.The 3 Padre pitchers each pit-
,' eked Siaaisgs, evenly dividiag sp10 Oriole bila and.I Oriole Russ.The Browsu Chicken Oriules area toagh team that comes 'antswinging and canning. Oriole pit-
ILEGAL'NOTICEINotice is hereby given, pur-
saust to "Au Act io relation tu thease of an Assumed Name in theconduct or transaction ofBssioesn in Ike Slate," as aines-dod, that a certificatins was filedby the undersigned with theCossty ClerkofCouk County.
File Nu. KtgZOO on July 2, 1985.Under the Assumed Name of Ac-tion Video with the place nfbusiness located al 8332 NorthLincoln Lane Ike true 'name(s)and residence adress ofsauer(s) is: Dave Kleeman, 0332North Lisculn Lane, Niles, IL.
Chris Pigott and Anthony,Catollo of the Falcan Yoath Faat-ball Yankees pitched scorelessinnings. Duuhles.hy Ray Johnsonand Tim Holland and hasse rana,by Dave Brown and DarrenWagner. ' ' ' ï
RedSoslt,Dedgero3 ', ïIn a replay of a protested
game, the Tasly Pup ResiSaswon again. Tom Udzielak and,Todd Ortuff bad two hits. each.John Fitzgerald also doahled anddrove intworass. 'Padres 10, RedsosO
The Tasty Pap Padres wantheir last regalar game of the,seassn healing the RedSox 10.6tofinish wilh a recurd of 14-3-1, andgo un to the World Series) Hitting,stars for the Padres were: DoagFierski wkohad 3kita, a walk and3 RBI's, Jeremy Magnan whowas on base 4 times milk a hit, 3'walks and t RBI, Chris I1ellerwho had a single, S walks, lRBIund Todd Goldberg who had adouble and 3 RBI's. Even TimmyBrown (called sp from Inslrac-tissai League) had a base hit,walk and drove in a ras. Doingthe pitching for the Padres wereAll Stars Dung Pierski, SteveSaranechi and Tndd Goldberg.Good Jub Boys. Congratalalionsus beiog Divisins Champs andGood Luck is The World Series.Todd Orloff led Ike Tasty PapRed Sun hitters with a triple anda single. Tom Udaieiak made twogreatcatches in ceoler field.Orioles 10, Dodgern 4WhiteSos 8, AsIens 9
e World Seriesmr I
cher Frank Ceuarose faced theminimam 01 6 halters, strikingaLitait t Padreo he faced.
Game 2 of this series promisesto be another hard fuaght hattIebetween these twa evenly mat-chedteamu.
Family FrolicsIt's n fWi-IIJIed evening for the
ostfre faaniy ht thu Niles ParkDistrict's massai Fazmiy Feolins.There wilt he contests, relaya,teat of skill and desteoity whichseiS ho s delight tu aS. Don'tforgat the si' swim assit however,bonasse there will he free amiasfoe ali after the psputn, event.Come visit 55 on Thsrsday, Jaly25, 0:45 p.m. at Teiaagle Park)Roeeeatisss Center).
LEGAL NOT1Notice io hereby given, parunantto "An Act in relation to the nue ufan Aounmed Name in the condsctnr transaction of liminess in theSlate," as amended, that a cer-tificatiun was filed by the under-signed with the Cook CoantyClerk uf Cook County. File No.Kt6207 un July 2, 1985 Under theAssumed Name of InternationalResource Service with the piace
'of business located at P.O. Box3121, Skokie, IL 6007g the truesame(n) and residence addressufowner(s) is: ShersoinE. Robin,,Barbara I. Robin, 4229 BobolinkTerrace, Skokie, lii. 8507g.
Little LeagueRound Robin
RedSoxII, Yankeen7Todd Orloff'n hante run and
doable sparked the Red Son lovictory. Pete Mandas also badtwa hita. Pat O'Brien atrnck ont 5Yankees in the twa innings hepitched. Bill Castello tripleddaring a aeven-ran rally.Scoreless innings were pitched byYankees Dave Brown and Anthany CataBa. Dave Brawn had 2home rann and I single for IEBI's, Tim Brawn and TomBrown were called np and playedvery well with Tim hitting adouble and Tom scoring ene nithe rum. Congratulations to theYankee Ait Stata: Dave Brown,Bay Jahnusis and Tim HollandOar Traveling All Star is DaveBrown.CUba4, A's t
This first playoff game washighlighted by fine 'Cab pitchingauthe A'smanaged only five hilo.Timely hitting and aggressivehase rnnaing helped the Cubo puttogether foar scoring innings fura telai afsix rann. Puai Kettlesonhad two hits and scored twa rusofor the Cahm. Mark Knfner alsohad two hits. Plie Cab pitcherstruck ost TWELVE A's hattersRed's 21, Astres 3
In their first playnif game, thesargisg Reds devoared theKnights of Colmabas Aotrus 21-3Redt killers fattened their hatag averages thanks to 14 bito ottAntros pitchers K. Gagliano, H.Campnzano and J. Martinek.Blasting home runs were J.Brosnalsan and R. Kelly who atodoahiest. J. Brens went 3 for 4 isclading 2 entra bane hits, while F.Denisi, S. Bmco and C. ICesney (5tWIn). Each collected 2 bila. D.Detlefsen smashed his 2nd tripleof the season and M. Hersandeosmgted. J. Morisca walked sudscored 3 times. Defemively, cot-cher F. Derisi tla'ew sat S Astehasersinuers trying to steaL Acepitchers J. Braannban, S. Boscoand R. Kelly limitedthe Astros loonly 3 hits and 3 walks whitestrikingantlf.WhiteSoni, Dodger. S
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Cragin profit hitS.
record $9.40 millionCragi. Feder1Svings and
Laan Association nf Chicago haspastada record nfter4ax prufit of$9.48mfflionforthe first six mon-ths of 1985.
The earnings figure tops aprofit of $645 million for thesamepeiodtastyoarby46%
For 12 months aetivity endingJane 30, 1985. Craglo Federalearned $15.99 million profit, alsoa record. Pit-tax earnings were$SLlßmillion.
Reserves have grown to an all-timo high of $68.1 million, up 18%shire December 31, 1984; assetsare now $1.579 bulbo, OP 11%,according to Adam A. Johns,Cragts'o ehaiemon of the hoardand president.
CruginFederal isnow the 137thlargest federally insured thriftinstitution omong 3174 nation-wide.
Johns predicted that homesaies will continuo at the samestrong pace doring the secondhalf of the year. "This will befoeled by the growmg nomber 08families that can afford homes,OOW that mortgage interest ratesbave dropped. Wheowe receotlylowered the rate on oor fixed rate15-year mortgage to lt%, theflóad of applications was-almostoverwhelming. TIsis makes osehoportaol pointfor every onequarter per cent drop io rateo,there are hundreds, if oatthousands, uf families who canqualify for a loan who couldn'tbefore," Johns added.
Crotte Federal operates 21 of-fices si -Chicago, River Forest,Schaumhorg, Nibs, Park Ridge,-Mt. Prospect, hosca, Glen Ellyo,Lombard, Carol Stream,WarrenvileandWheatoo.
Ifanybody else in Chicugoland isoffering a more attractive 15-yearmortgage. we haven't Iseard about it!
ffotonlyis tile interest rate ex-ceptional, so are the down payment re-quirements and the toan limits. Just10% down on loans up to slto,000; 25%down. up to 5150,000; 30% down, up to5200,000; 35% down, up to $250,000;40% down.sap to $500,000.
You're concerned that monthlypayments on a 15-year-mortgage mightbe nuaffordable? Don't be. The chart mortgagesjuot call Ofl ofour livein this ad shows you how surprisingly egional lendng centers. Chscago,little difference there is between a 15- 8891000. ML Prospect, 437-7850.yearpaymentperiOd and a coovcntionai Schaumburg, 884-0100. Itasca,25-yearpayouf- lt also shows the 7730800. Wheaton, 668-3600.simply astounding out-of-pocket lfyou're looking for the peace-of-savings you'll realiae by choosing a mind ofa fixed-rate mortgage that's15-year span instead ola 25 year. - remarkably affordable, look to Cragin
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Skohic Federal Savings aosLoan Association recently an-nounced the appoinlment of sewmanagers for several of ils hrao-chfacilities. -
Skokie Féderal brunchmanagerial appomtrneflts --
Appointed manager of theAssociation's man office inSkokie is Rien Mognaini. Priorinhis appointment at SkokieFederal, Mr. Mognaini wasassociated with the FirstNational Bank nf Chicago, wherehe seroed.as Assistant Manager
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of the Bookkeeping-SavingsDepartment. He was most recen-fly associated with UnibankTrint as Operations Officer. aposition ho held for five years.Mr. Mngooioi and his wifeTherese have foor Children andreside inCieero.
Named manager of theAssociatioo's Chicago branch isPaula J.Stein. Ms. Stein has beenassociated with Skokie Federalfor over five years. Having breninitially employedasa teller, Ms.Stein was rapidy promoted to thecustomer service department,and theo to manager of customerservice, a position she held forover two years prior to her ap-poinlemvot at the Chicago bean-ch io April 1985. Ms. Stein is a
- native of Skokie, and presentlyresides in that suburb with herhosliaod Jack.
Barb Provost has been appoin-ted to head the Glcocne nuire ofShohie FederaL Ms. Provost alsobegao her career at theAssociation as a teller, fromwhich she progressed to theAssociation's managementtraining program. Havinggraduated from the programopon her oppsintmeottoGloncoe,
Coleste Reusing joined CrogissFederal Sanings no n osoukelingmwmonicati005 specialist thismnntk
Kooting wilt ho rosiwosible foremployee mmmuaimtiano andperso relabom and for coordin-othsg Crogin's direst mail pos-
, goam, no well no e*lsoe vsriting
Real estate students andprnfmsionalsplatoeSatnrday, Aug. 34 Illinois realostato salesporson and brokerlicensing examinations ranPrepare by atteudiuganisho,,0One orTwo-Daylietew
The Two-Day Review wilj beheld on Saturday and Snndny,Aug. 17-18, at the Chicago O'Hare
MaolrMgr,HawRl.wMjeBraneh
Ms. Provost continues herhdaration thonngh cuisines at theleslitute of Financial Educationand Oaktuns Chiloge. Ms. Provostnaresidentt8rsPlaines
Barb Twuis,, !1ed managernf the Associalion's Barringtonsilice, bas been withSkokie Fisderal suite January oft. 18er iweoi000ixsnitiom withthe Association ' include'management of the Kenilsrorthand Chicago kisnch sicen. Ms.Samen resides in WIlmette withher husband Jim amI their sonAvery. -
named min.ager cithe Dosso-town Skokie office iMscgi M.Englebardt, alsóa SkokieresidenL Ms. Englt beganher career at Baskie Federal inJuly nf 19asäcuntninerservicerepresentative. Frnouuthatdepar-tu.ient. Ms. Englebardt waspromoted to manager of theKenilworth and Glesscoe bran-ches nf Skokie Federal beforereceiving hertotwhpcnmntion.
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Finally. CbrislinaRonenbergIsas been ajspsinted td head theAssociation's Kenilworthisfflce.MS, Rosenberg. having beesassociated with Baoki Federalsince 1980, mwh recently served¡55 the Association's personneldepartmenL Pdn. Rosenberg andher husbeodjisis are residents of
Skokie Federal Savings is os$898millinusins*itulismwith bran-elses nerving chirago andthe nor-thWestOuLUrtm.
Keating jhs Cragin's' Marketing Department ' -
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Pniortnjn.ningCn, Kenlingwas- ma.kg guc nf lisoBast Babuwbss Bk of OlympiOFleWa In 1. oh. o.xnud aMA, us Coou,awirima fromthe University of Michigan.
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The thieDay Review will heheldso Saturday, Aug. 17. at IlseBeatEstateEducaliasCsonpany,l4lSDearburobtbxIn21O,
To register urtonbtain fortherioforcontièn on the clauses,lmaUomueg.
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búrrow money?When you need lo borrowmoney for a car, a refrigerator,vacation, college educalion orsomeihing else you watt, youmay be wondering how to gelthe boot deal on a loan.
l-fore are some queolioosyou might ask yourself to helpyou find the beol way for youlo borrow.
Arcyou ready to shop for thebest rates and terms? For,inslaoce, it almool always costsyou more lo borrow from a loascompany or use a credit card,lhao it does lo borrow from acredil union, bank or savingsinstilsllon.
You may lind differences, too,from ose illolilsIjon lo anolher.Il can payyou to shop aroond.
Will aslightly different kindof loancost you less? Even althe same place, you may findthafa loan on a new car will cosiyou several percenlage polololess than a loan on used car.
You may Ihen want IO figureif itmightpayyou lo buya newcar and borrow more monedla tower rate, rather Ihan borrowal a higher rate for a used carloan.
How large a down paymentcan you make? if you areborrowing lo make-a largepurchase, a-large downpaymenlcan saveyou money.-
Suppose you are borrowing$10000 for tour years at 12.5%.lfyou put $1,000 down,you willpay $239.22 a month, for a bleIot$tl,482.56. -
ttyou pul$4,000dowo -
instead, your paymenls will heusi $159.48 a monIti, for a lolalst $7,655.04. r
This way, you'll pay lesseach month, andyou'll save$3,827.52. That's more than -
the mira $3,000 thalyou putinto the larger down payment.Worth considering, even it youhave to lake some money fromsavings lo do il.
How short can you keep yourrepayment schedule? Theshorter il is, Ihe less inlerestyou'll pay.
Let's sayyou are borrowing$5,000 al 12.5%.
ltyoupayotfyourtoan in 3years, your monthly paymentswitt be $167.27. ti you pay it offin 10 years, they'll be just $73.19a monih. -
That 10-year loan só,uhds -
betterdocsn'l it? But a 3-yearloan will cost oñly $1,021.72 ininlerest, while a 10-year toanwitt costyou $3,732.80. That'smore thus three limes as muchas the shorfer-lerm loan.
Can you staggeryour monthlyloan payments? Perhaps youalready have some installmentdebt, or perhaps you have anumber st bills all comingdueat the same time ot the mouth.
If you oct up your loanpayment schedule at someother time of the month, you'llmake repayment much easierfor yourselt.
Can you pay offyour loanearly without penalty? Thiscan be importantif you areiakingouta long-berm loan, andone of the pointsyou might verywell inquire about.Äreyou readyto shop foryour insurance? When you aretaking ouf a really big loan, youmuy want to take out insurancethat pays off any part of the loanthat is tell oslslaridisgin theevent of your death.
This is a good idea, of course. -lt can be-worthwhile, however,to compare credit life insuranceto a straight life pobcy. Straightlife is almost always a betterdeal for you.
You have your ownindividualplans and financial resources.We simply present Ibisinformation so yOu can seesome 61 the optiods that are -
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A NORWOOD FEDERAL
dSAVINGSAN[) WAN ASSOCIATION
5813 N. MilwaukeeAvenue, Chicngo 775-8900Flasaddilionul ntlicçsservingthe cammnnilyneedsotEdgcbrnnk . Park Ridge . Nor-wand Pork Glenview Elk Gruye Village
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The Oakton CommanityCollege Institute for Basiness andPrafessional Development hasteamed up with Comp Ed Lear-sing Centers to offer the toarsèminars at 0CC/Des Plaines,1600E. Golf Rd.
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LOTUS l-2-3 (hasir cosme) isscheduled for Aag. 7 nd 8, froma3o am. to 43O p.m. The advan-ced LOTUS COarse is schedstedforAag. l5,from8:3Oa.m.to43Op.m. -
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Mr. Raymond J. Wojsar,President of Golf Mill State Bank,asnoanced thaI a recest meetingof the Board of Director's, Mrs.Betty Hsrtje was appoistedAssistantVice President.
Betty hasheen with the hank 19years. She has held variouspositions and correstly is head ofthe Personal Bashing Depar-Iment.
Betty is an active memher ofthe National Ausuciation 5fBanking Women. Recenly, sheattended the school uf DepositCounseling aúd earned a cer-tificate of completion in Finen-
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Morton Grove Office5741 DempMoflon Grove965-4113
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Betty and her husband Harrtereside In Glenview. They havetwo childrenTracey and Deena.
Lee A. Einbiñder. Airman Lee Á-E1nbls(ter, son
of Joel M. Rinbinder sf4Oti7B Es-field, Skokie, IL,.aad Bandi J.Leefof 1437W. Rascher, Chicago,has completed Alr Force hasictraining at Lack!and.Air ForceBase-Texas .. -
He Is a 1984 graduate of NilesNorthHighSchsol, Skakie.
Learn how CASH STATIONS-
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With CASH STATION-, you.Can access funds in yOur -
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making deposits, with- - -
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Each month youl( receive thls easy lo read-- statement which lists all your bänking -
transactions and the interest earned on your- - account (or thê quarter.
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ln addition, your All-In-One Statement canprovide you with an updated record of your--
checking account. as well as your otherihvestmentswitFr The Morton Grove Bank.
- Personal Banking ...- 24 Hours A Day,
- 7 Days A Week.As 'a Statement Savings Açcourt customer,
(Ñu'11 receive a free Personal Banking Cardwhich enables ou to make deposits.
withdrawals, transfer funds and get balance- inuirs) information on your account, 24.
- - hdurs a day, 7days-a week. Ai -
our request, mu can alsoUsemijr Personal Banking
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At Thw Morton GroveBank, we have designed our Statement Savings Account to respond to your personaJ (inancial needs. Now.you have the opportunity to invest in an account that o(fers yoa convenience. easy accessibility ao a new higher rate of interest.
- There's never been a better lime to discover (bd benefits of a Statement Savings Account at The Morton Grove Bank.
, - -. -All-In-One Sfatemení: ' -
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PersonalizedDepósït And -
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F6 help you keep track of-your transactions on(our Statement SuingsAccount. you'll receive
-personalized deposit and wiihdrawal slips tor
use at teller and drive-sF windows. You can use ,onr personalizedslips aS your receipts and record them to keep yoUr account
balance up-to-date.
To.open.yonrStatement SavingsAscornt. call or stopby The Morton Grove Bank today.Bdnkinghas never
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(ìT:;B Ihe fflorlon Grovc' BankAffllíuted Busc Group
8700 North Waukegan Road 731 0 West Dempster StreetMorton Grove, Illinois 60053 Morton Grove, Illinoiu 60053
- Phone966-2900
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Looking for a safe investment? Then look to your local Cole-Taylor hank.Invest $500 in a new or existing sayiegsaccount pr in a new checking
. account and we'll give you a Lifesavcr smoke alarm. Absolutely lice.That's the safest investment you'll ever make,A Lifesaver smoke alarm could prove a real lifesaver some night when
your family is usleep and fire strikes.lt has a special feature that'll make daytimos more liveahlc, too. A unique
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01' deposit $500 in a new Oi existing savings accountThink ahont iL A free smoke alarm and money in the bank.
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SKOKIE TRUST & SAVINGS SANK BANK OF YORKTOWN . DROVERS BANK4400 Oaktor St. - Skokie, IL 50575 ' 674-4400 Ore Yo:ktons ClaIr o CHICAGO3501 Dempster St. - SkokO, IL 50075 ' 574-4400 Lornblrd, IL 50148 57:h 5 AihIlSd sve.
.Phone: 629.3800, Cscego, IL 6Ç609 ' 927-7000
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FORD cliv BANK & TRUST CO. . - MAIN BANK7601 S. OSera Ase. - Chato, IL 50552 - 254-3500 350 E, Dundee - Wheelhg, IL 50090 . 537-0020
5551 W. 79th SL - BsWask, IL 60459 ' 424-9450 1565 Milweukeo ChieSto, IL 60647 - 278-6800
Mombe:9 7.5.1.0.
2nd V. P.Joun C. LeValley of Park Ridge
was elected the new 2nd VicePresident of the Independent Ac-constants Association of Illinoisat their recesi convention inCollinsvitle, tll. She is president5f LeValtey & Assse., Inc., finan-cial and tax services, acconnting1and estate planning conssllantsin Parh Ridg& She is enrolled Ispractice hefoce the Internat
- Revenue Service. LeVotley is a.
resident of Park Ridge.
.'iHoffmanWarfler.,Neuman promoted
&rbara Neuman - . SBsanffBfhnau-tyunjer
N Barbara Neumas hos hers promoted Is assistant caShier and-Sosas Hoffman-Wacser was appointed accounting officer at theFirst National Book of Morton Gr:,ve, annonncedpreoident ChärlesR. Lasgfchl. -- --
Ms. Neuman, who atoo selves as head teller, has keen with thebanhsinccttte. .
A resident of AnIisgton Hrights, she is past president andtnOassnen of line Riley School PTA in lhatouhurh.
Mv. Floffsnan-Wanncr joised the bank is 1974. She ottendedII uni:: is Stinte Usisersity, majoring is acc000ling.
She lives is Mort,o Grove with her hnsbañd James and is anìenober of Ihn American Legiso Auxiliary. : - -
Skokie Trust baÎloon.
Jam C. LeVBlIey
The other officers elected at theI.A.A.I. Convention ore: Atvin E.Wooldcidge of Edwordovitle,President; Russet E. Parmeotor5f Msline, 1st Vice President;James N. Anstett of Peono,Secretary; and Dennis Spencer of
.Decalor, Treasorer,
The fndependenst AcconntanloA050eiatisn of Illinois is affiliated
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with the National Society ofPahlle ccsnntants.
in July 4th Parade-Skohie Trust and Savings nook
sponsored a red bellow balloonfor Skokie'o July 4th Parade. Theballoon, me000ning 944 feetacross, flew above Oakton Parkawaiting a post-paradecetebrotion. -
The park provided a perfectlocation for food and fon oc-tivities once the parade wasfinished.
Shskie Trust's mascot, Trusty,was st the park -hasding ont o -
LeValley elected
smkller veruion nf the high-flyingheliones boitonS and posing forpictures with both children nodadults.- --
, -Sknkie Trnst-&-Saviogs Banek ioo member of the Çsle-TaylorFinancial Group, foc. which is.eluden Drovers Bank (Chicugol,
-Ford City Bank andTrost lOom-panty, (Chicago and Burbank),Main Bush (Chicago undWheeling), and - Bank ofYorktown )Lonlhand).
Halverson namedto Chicago Bär -
CommitteePnafenor John Halvensen,
Adminiistrative Directer nf theMental HealthCenteP ahSt, Manyof Nanareth- Houpitul Center isChicago, bus brew appointed toserve as Vice-cfsairrnau of the
- Chicago Sur Asoociutiao's Men'tal Health Committee fon the1965-86year. -.
Hulveroes, who-is -both au ot-tsnuey und u usciul worker, hasserved previously au u membernf the Chicago Bun Association'sMedical-Legal Committee usdHsupital und Law Committee,und has nerved an Legal Liaisonfer the Mental Health Commst-
. A lnug-time.CMcago resident,Professur Hblvensnnnow.lives InDesPlumes. - -
Peerless Federaljoins Bike-A-Thon
A team from PEERLESSFEDERAL SAVINGS juiSed thisyears Amenicun Cancer societyBike-A-Thou held Muy 19. Ovec5,000 met uItfio hdlfwuy pointwhich wan- duwBtnwu GrantPunk. Ruth Susmuruki wan OW'
- team coordiSâter, Eugene J.Rudnik Jr., Jumeu A.- Guzik,Floreuce Sullivan and Rose-Mary Westfullen were par-ticipanto. Bicycled miles totaledover 350 und total contrIbutionsexceeded $2,ltO.00.
P]-ER - .S- FEDERAL.- . SAVINGSA
PROGRESS REPORTFOR FISCAL YEARJULY , i 984 t0JUNE 30,1985
PEERLESS FEDERAL SAVINGS is proud to reportthat this last fiscal year ending June 30, 1985
. . was the best yeár. in our 57-year history
Our Success ¡s based on-
the following statistics:-
COME TOPEERLESS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND MAKE OUR SUCCESS YOUR SUCCESS!- Chicago Maie Olficé: 4930 N. Milwaukee Acense - 777-5J00
Norwood Park Office: hf33 N. Northwest Highway - 631-5445Moo. 9.5, Tues. 9-5, Closed Wed., Thurs. 9-6, Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9u12:30
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VuoI Sasing9 IeSu,od to $1000go
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Norwood dpositsprotected by FSLIC
- - In light. of the widespreadpublicity regarding the thrift in-
, . dsstry, FSLIC issurance hasbecome a topic of great impar-tance. According to NorwoodFederals President, Donald J.Bahico, "Foods at thinAssociation are insurd sp lo$lto,ogo hy the Foderai Savingsand Loan Insurance Corporation(h'SUC)."- Since the creation of the FSLICover 55 years ago, not one pennydeposited in a federally mooredsavings and loan han ever heenlost. In addition In this, a fedéralresototion has reaffirmed thatFSLIC innured savings arebacked by the full faith and creditnf the United Stales. Thin corn-mitment lo nafegoard the ac-
ìprv, Low rates
g make State Farm 'homeowners .
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FRANKPARKINSON
7745 MILWAUKEE AVE.PIlLES, IL 6t64B
967-5545
ServingThe Financial Needc
The Northern Illinois.CommunitySincel9O7
cessibility of deposito makes thegovernment a'reat partner io thesavings and toan husmeos.
Babica added, "NorwoodFederal Savingo'mo a steadilygrowing community Associationwith oven $200 million inansets.We are prepared to meet allfuture challenges by exercisingConservative and prodent plan-smog."
Norwond Federal operates sixoffices io the northwest Chicagometropolitan area; - -
Washington Nationalawards grants
Washington National moor-once Company recently awardedgrants to two not-for-profit corn-moistly service grasps located inSkohie. --
Orchard Menial Health Center.of Nitos Towouhip received a$1,505 grant lo hetp support theirDrop-In Mornings program.Harvey King, WanhingtonNational's General Agent ioEvanston, recommended the con-tribulion to Washington National.
The Good Health Program atShokie Valley HOspital received a$2,tdt business chaltedge grant tohelp nopport Iheir corn-manity/employee healthpromnlion program. -
Washington National Ignoran-ce Company, headquartered ioEvanston, is ose nf the nation'sleading life, ansmty and healthinoorance Organizations. TheCompany channels ils con-trihutions throagh local nonprofitorganizations, fncsning primarilyon minority economic develop-meni and preventive healthprograms.
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So,ce tn lo,ndig in 1001, Frsi Nili000J Ook of Skokie hes ben,e4r,0nile ,leedi of b usinas S and noustry from 1hecornnr of Lincoln and Onkton.Ai thec nmmun ty and theent,reateo hasyrown, as ton hot the bank grownIn accommodatn the tinancial no guiromnn In of thn nnpandng markets.Today, w,th agnats oven 300 ftflhinn dollars and loon limito in the millinna,First National tank st Sknkin'isablo to allen i noun tnmrrs 1h natty inni ofa big bank with 1h nnonvenienn n and personal tnunh vi a lanai bank. -
'First National Bank of Skokie8001 lincoln Avenue Skokie, Illinois 60077 312/673-2500
DennpsterStreetOffi -4200Denipsterslreet
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A happy osmio graces the face o1long time FNBOS esslamer,.-DorothyGoldherg nf Skohie,, osshe is presented with bee 3 pinneoshloor picnic eqaipment whichshe won when hee name wasdrawn from the mnny nnleirs ofFNBOS cuatornnrs. Preaontingthe picnic items is Comsie Berg,FNBOS Customer Soroien Re-prenentative.
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store F a,vinnu,inn e Companies enmn 011aos. Olnomjngton Illinois
The SafetyOf Your Saviñgs
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The sewn media has recently concentrated on the prohtems.ofstate chartered savings inslitati005 in Ohio and Maryland andsome other states which have stale insurance funds and/or privstem050rance funds lo give protection to their depositors. A tOtal of-ilstaten have private issarasce programa for depository imtita.liosocredit unions, S& L's and industrial banks.
PEERLESS FEORRAL, and other savings and toan associationsio Illinois, are insared by the Federal Savings and Loas InsuranceCorporation, popolarlykoowe a5FSLIC. The "tsttfalthand credit"of the United Stales Government stands behind your savings whedinsured .hy FSLIC, which gsarantees every insured "accasati',' amasimum of$tOO,000 insurance protection.
PEERLESS FEDERAL, and all other depository institotiono.which belong lothe FSLIC, are assessed regalar charges to main.talo the reserves held bythe FSLIC. Even if disaster struck and the -
FSLIC resenms were depleted, the U.S. Government would step inbecame of Congressional csamnitment nube "fall faith and credit" -
of Oar government. A Resolution by the 92nd U.S. Congress hasrecoofirmed the Congress commitment to the FSLIC. 'Fnrther-more, ont a single issared FSLIC "account" has lost mosey in thelast SS yearnsinoe FSLIC was chartered au a Government Agency:
--- Ynos PEERLESS Officers and Boad of Directors assure you thatany PEERLESS "aerosol," up to $100,000 per insured "accosnt," -
in folly-protected so that any concern or worry on your part inwaoled effort and energy. Nevertheless, if yon have any qsestionsregarding ynnrFSLlC insurance, ash one of nursavings counselorsnr branch managers. Peerless Federal Savings is located at-7759
- Milwaukee ave., Pat Cabal, Manager.
Grove Bank offers insuredtax-free income funds -
John S. Cornefiunon presidentOlTbe Morton Grove Bank, an-noneced that Morton Grove innow offering moored tan-free io.come fonds. These mutual fundoarejjnit Investment Trosts orUIT. The new sérnice is being of-'v'"°- o p accasci ne MortonGrove Bank's customers with ahigh income yield with safely ofprmnnipte...Thms is dose- throughinvestments in tdivernified per-lfolio of municiple honda. Incomefromthese fondo would be scm-pl from Federal Income Tax butsootSiate Income Tax.-
In asnounciog the new service,Mr. Corseliunno pointed oat thatthe conservative inventor iolooking for high tax-free income,plus the ultimate in nafely, andthe insured trust is the answer.The innorance fully prslecls theinvestor against loss of principle,
interest income and the unslikely- event of a default of-a hoed io thetrnuL The lilT insurance is writ-
- ten by- private iOSorance corn.ponies, the founding slnclojsoldernnf which are national companiesisclsdieg Xerox Credit Cor-puration, J.P. Morgen, GeneralElectric Credit- Corporation andPhibro-Salomon Inc. - -
The cost of a unit is ap5proximately $1,000 dollars;minimum investment in $,000-dollars. The ---UIT can. be
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especially attráclive to investorsin the 35% or higher tax bracketuwhn are looking for a,snwsd, tun--free investment.:
Each fund maintains a secon.dary market for the iissmediatesale of sharèn -The average-matnrity sfthe UIT is between 20.In 30 years, but units can be:ùqsidated at market valse at alrpimin lhesecoothrmarhel
St. .Norber -.
dean's listThe following studente havé
been named to the secondsemester dean's list at t. Nòr-best Collego1 Andrew P. Drwilu,sso of Mr. and Mrs Jan DrwlIa,f909 Oleander, Morton Grove;Christine L. McCahe, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCabe,
- 8426 N. Oriole, Riles; Michael J. -Pieroki, na of Mr. and Mro,James L Pieroki, 8433 W, Johan-sia dr., Nues; John G,Schamacher, son of Mr. andMrs,-
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Robert Eettes-, 7333 Greenleuf,Niles, and_Wllllg J. Buwman,
i son of Mr. and M, Charles W.Bowman, yoyo Franks ave.,Niles.
A mixirnam 3.5 grade Peintreqsiired foraesdemlç -
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- 2½-Year or S-Year Certificate atSkokie Federal.Foi example, a deposit of only- $6,000 in a 5-Year Cee-
- tificate will earn9.50% pias a free General Electric13" color trlevisioo. The chart abovr lisis all your gift
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options depending on Ihr cerlificalr maisirity youchoose aod the sine of your deposit. Stop in and seeooc of our Customer Service-Rcpreseolatives foedetails on hooEyoa could he enjoying great iotesestpiso a saper gift.
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IFSLIC cegolatisos require a sahtae8al penalty for earlywithdrawal. Please allow a minimum of 6 weeks forgift delivery. The anailabiliiy nl nansti items may belimited. Alf merchuedisé is under full wareanny by thewanufeclurer. The vater of the merchandise will ire -
included on IRS Ponen 1599 in the year theannouot isoponed. IRA accounts do not qualify due to federal -regulations. Simple interest os these certificates may bepaid annually or at matseity and is not compoondedfsethe selected teem. Rate quoted subject ta chunge.
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Doctor recommends alternativeto insulin. treatment of diàbétics
The Chicago NortbsideDiàbétes Center, located atBetheda Hospital whichspecializes in the treatment ofdiabetics from age 13 On, hasbeen ssccemfsl in helping.many"Type II" diaboties ohtain gooddiabètic control without insulininjections.
The pancreas ofa Type Il'diabetic continues to producesome insulin, but it is nut enoughor it does not work effectively
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hecausé uf resistance by thebody.
Until the early 1970's,physicians treated "Type II"diabetics with oral medlcàtisns.The pills, however, canned -anumber of undesirable side effec-to, isclnding water retention andadverse reactions with evensmull amdnnls of alcohol. Theseside effects, csupled with a-studyshowing a link between -oralmedication and Indreased risk ofcardiovascular disease,' causedphysicians throughout thet970'uand into the early 1980's torestrict the use of oralmedication in "Type II"diabetes, and to ose insulin incases where diabetics could notbe controlled by diet and enercine
The study liohisg oralmedicutionto cordiovascolardisease wasrccently proved io-valid. That, along with the in-troduction of sew oralmedication, kas caused the peo-dutum to swing back the otherway. -
chortessckiban,M.n., boardcertified diabetologint and en-docrinologist. and Medical Direc-tor of the chicago NortksideDiabetes Center, 245t W. Howardot., cites a recent study discussedat tbe annual meeting of theAmerican Diabetes Associationseveral weeks ago. "The sludyconfirms what we at the Ceslerhave beau praclicing alt atong -that sorne "Type Il" diabeticscao obtain increased diabetic
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"Oral medicalinn has beenpruven safe trOatmenl for "TypelI" diabetics as long as bloodungut levels are under control,"contidued Schikmao, "patientswill not suffer the side effectsattributed to the oratmedicatiosnuediolkepast." -
"At the Chicago NorthsideDiabetics Center, we haveexamined many "Type II"patients - on huge doses nl in-suits - who were able, with ourhelp, to completely eliminate in-nulls bijections osd to maintainexcellent control of blood sugarlevels with oral medication,exercise, and dirt."
The advantagen of redocmg oreliminaling insulin intections fora "Type-01" diabetic include theobvious - no more painful ojeo-lions -as well as theless obvious.
"Patients on insulin may havediffienity losing weight, becameof the effects of the insulin."
During the intensive leachingprogram, the patient's prrsonalphysiçian as well ax the Center'sdiabototogists are constantly ad-vised of the patient's hlond sugarlevels; su modifications in treat-ment may be made.
One in every twenty peuple inthe United Slates is now affectedby diakelen - a six-fold increasesince the mid-1935's. -
Akunt five million Americanshave diabetes and don't know Il.Stir million know they have thedisease.
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Two nursing unil st Swedish Covenant Hospital, 5145 N. Cnllfsr-nia, that recently nnderwent remodeling have been reopened and -are in full operation. ..
Here Marilyn Simon, of Niles, head nurse un 4-South, finalizesnome tust minute details os the telephone. Judy Johnson, (left)associate director ofoursing, special care molts, expinins cmpnteroperations to Triply Burnt, assistant snperviuorof central service,and Julio Liboy, housekeeping supervisor. The floors which featuresew furnishings and equipment serve as surgical and medical in-termediale care units. -
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a non-invasive technique, whichmeans that no incision isrequired. This reduces thehospital stay to about four daysand does sway milk the need forrecovery time at home, thusdramatically reducing the ex-penne and loss of income ax weltas the diucomfurt associated withthe removal ofkidooystoxes.
The $t.0 million Lithotripterwas purchased by Urologie StoneSurgeons, a consortium of 53urotogists jeaded by Donald -
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These 53 physicians practice ut3f hospitals from alt over the -metropolitan area. Each of the 53urotogisis will be able to sue theLithotripler for his patients. At--ter the procedure, the patientuwill he token back to their corn-mushy houpitot. -
The Packside Kidney StoneCenterwill be located in ParksideCenter, adjacent to LutheranGeneral Hospital is Park Ridge.
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anÉiiversary-Chicago's Polish Museum of Polonaioe dance. Tickets are $70.
Americo will celebrate its 00thAnniversary at to 7th AnnuatSumjner Ball Dinner DanceFriday, Aug. 2.. at the StarlightInn, 9050 W. Lawreace ave.,Schfflei Park. The evening wiEStart with the traditional
For further information callAlice Zurek: 599-3455 or 599-5257.
The Museum in locatedat 904N. Mitwauhee ave., Chicago, andconsists of major exhihits artgollerieo, archives inclodingrelics of the first Polish set-Bernent in America, and an ex-tensive library. The Maseam isenjoyed hy people from theChicago area ood visitors fromall port of the world. TheMuseum records history lopreserve Polish histoy, coItareand contribotions to pass os tofuture generatioosThe Maseomis a treasore forati Cliièago to beproodof.
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On Wednesday, Joly 10, theGroop W Cable prodaclios truckwas parked between the SkohieVillage Stall and Shokie PuhlicLibrary. Ten lochy people whovisitodtbe taping, moo 00W hooksthat hoots Keith Oison, sod JoanEtten, reviewed that day. Everyperson mho participates as amember of the aadience receivesa free mffle ticket, which makesthem eligible to win oso of 1kohmsdreds ofbooks Groap W Calotehas reviewed on previOOS 'Coverto Cover' programs. Winnersfrom the July 10 taping include
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tJpslagefflomOotage Ckildron'sTheater, Inc. kas selected per-formers for ils prodoctioo of"Charlie and the Cboeolate Fao-tory" schodaled for 13O aod 4p.m. Sanday, Jaly 28, 1:30 and 7p.m. Toosdoy, Jaly 30, and 93Oand 11 am. Thoroday, Aug. 1 otst. Lamhert Parish Hall, 8148Karlov, Shokic. Tirkets are $3 foradotta aod $2 for children;
Skohie residests choses aroFori Gilford (piaoist), NancyGordoo, Sharon Gordoo, DannyGreene, John Kay, Joshua Kay,Dovita Lovin, Vera Lovio, andColeen McCarthy. Abo, EnsReynolds, Kevin Reynolds, ToddReynAldo, Davo Digoorotti,Jason Sit, Nolan Sil, aod J000icoSmsman. Skokians Louis Mein-dIe and Jim Noshy will serve osthe stage crew.
Other local renidroln io Ihrprodoctios ore Beltind Wendt,Channiog Wendt and TnevorWendt (0000d/Syothesicor) ofWilmétto and Katie Alporl,Eileoo Altman, aod NancyZelickmañ (pianist) from f.io
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Billy Holmblad, Skokie, Carol-Schraior, Skohie, Carla Seifert,Skokie Robert Gildin, Skokee,Dana . Millos, M000t Prospect,Floreoce Kraft, Chicago, SomShanks, Chicago, Laoric Rich,Slookie, aod Sam Smotkin, Mor-tonGrove. Winner of tko 'Coverto Cover' in ytodlo contest wasGarySpivak of Skokie.- 'Cover to Cover' han o theme
for each program. "Keitk ansiJoan have reviomed coohhoohs,osercise manoals, biographies...ovos o book on how to moho thefastest paper . airplaneimaginable," romarhedprod500rMike Lehr. Lehr hon obtained allof the kooks from Simon andSchuster apd Bantam Publishing.'Onvee tn Cover' will go on
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localioo lo the Slsokie PublicLibrary again on Wedsesday,July 31 from lt am. to 5p.m. -
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Dm00, atelovisios voterashosted WMAQ-TV's (NEC)"Bobble Gum Digest" at ago 13.Ito bus costinoed to do rodio,television, and-lbeatre appearan- -ces around Ike midwest. Kiteshas been 55 air talent since 1976where she Seguo ber professionalcareer 05 as air personality atWIASM-AM radin io Hayward,WI. She alnohonto, "At Tke Top,"Groop W Cable's in depth toter-view nonios with Chicago's topprofessionals. -
"I found 'Cover to Cover' to bea very isterenliog and humorosoprogram," said Shokie residentand Group W Cable suhocrikorPhif Coken. .
The program can he seen onGroup W Cable onchaonet 17,
culnwood. ,MortOO Grove residen- later afternoon and earlytu who will appear are Paul For- ovesiogo.toer, Dawn Litton, and Tim Group W Cable is a leader. inMalooly. commuoieatioos serving more
Also selected wore Heidi Hes- than 2 million people io more- drus (Evanston), Alicia Franchi Ibas 33 stales. - -
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hyToidefltJudyOMwkO, Polka Festivalaided by choreographer/assist-ast director Aria Franchi of ParkRidge.
Upslage/Dowsstoge Childron's- Theater, Inc. is a non-profit
ofganizalioo spoonored in port bythe Illinois Arlo Council, NibsTownship, Shohie Fine ArloCommission, ossi Fol-Pro BetterNeighborhood Fund. It indedicabed lo provide theater arlofon for children tkrough 15w-costclasses at 4411 Oaktos nl., Skohieand prodsctions performedthroughout the oneth snbsrhao
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Asnocistios will be presentingtheir 17th Annual Istersati000lPolka Feslival no Aogost 2,_3 and4. II will he taking place at IhcRamadA Ifolel O'Hare, Man-nheim aod Higgios, io Rosemoot;
Fifteen of 117e nation's best -
hoods will be pbayisg lorI udisigIllinois' Eddie Bb000nczylo's Vor-satnoen, Lenny Gnmulka!nChicago Push wllh guesi vocalistMary Lou Czeroiak, the Doms-lomo Sosd,- the Chi-Tomo Ex-preso, the Ampol Aires, ,JinimieMieszala's Monic Explosion; theJoe Pot Orchestra; Maryland'sBrass Wonton; Pennsylvania'sBrass Releash; Seidiana's E-ZTonen; Minoosola's Wood CityBrass; Micbigao's Big Daddy-Lackowski; Wiuconnin'n PolkaTown Sound and MaroszehBrothers; and Ohio's BrunoMiko's Harmony Stars. Doorsopon ats:3lFridayand Saturdayand 12:30 on Sunday. Tickels aro$7 a day or a three doy pass for$18 and children snder 12 areadmitted free wilka parent. -
There will be a Pofko Mann suSaburdoy at 4 io the CnvontiosHall celebraled by IFA ChaplainRev. WaltérSaceypula and mosicby the Joe Pal Orchestra and,Chorus. On Sunday aflernoon anew IFA Polka Queen will hecrowned. This contest is open Loall girls between Ike ages of ltusd28.
To get more infnrùsation ahoutthe tntoroaliooat Polka Festivalcoslact the IPA al 4145 S. KednieAve., Chicago, Illinois 60632 orcall 254-7771.
Book DiscussionsSummer Evening Book
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Librory,52l5 Oakton st. continuewith "Irooweod" by WilliamKennedy at 7:30 p.m. Wed-.500day, July 24. Librarians willmodorale these tree dincussioss,
For moro informotion, call t73-7778..
2.7th--AnñualDeá,bórn . KineticTheatre "Pijpiii". at NUes; WestThe Kinetic Theatre Csmpas,
the North Shore's newestprofessional theatre has annuso-ced Ito 1885-86 sshscrlptlnn seriesat the new 130 seat Centre EastStudio Theatre, 7701 N. Lincolnave., Shukie.
The season will opes on Friday,Sept. 17 with Clifford Odet'sclassic comedy-drama "Awakeand Sing" to be followed byMIchior. Lengyt's comedy-romance "Ninotchka" anNovember 29. The remainder ofthe five play series includes PaulZindetl'n "And Miss ReardunDrinks a Little" -startingFehroary 14; Simon Gray'smystery-comedy-stage Strsck"opening April 11, 198gb and themusical comedy "A Fanny ThingHappened on the Way to theForum" os Jane 27, 1986.
Each play wilt run 83O p:m.Friday and Saturday, and 3 p.m.end 8 p.m. osi Sondays for fonoconsecutive wgekends. In-dividuat tickets are $8.50 andmay he reserved hy calling theCentre East bon office threeweeks pninrto the opening per-formance of each show, 673-0380.Season lichels fur Ihe five playseries are $3g and may be cesen-ved now hy catting Lens Palles orLinda Lang at077-b499. -
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arranging demonstration will beheld. The Palette and ChiselAcademy of Fine Arta, 1012 N.
The plant and flower market
again apeo their gardens for Participating gordem will he-public viewing, Although the judged by 2 groups- nf.foclPointnfthis popular event lu professionally qualified judges
-tise BaraI beauty of the neigh- the week befare the Gardenbarhnod, the Garden Walk Cem- Walk, Celebrityjsdges mM selectmittee headed by Chairman Bob their favorite gardem and onceBaca, lu planning a special after- again the public wllt have an ap-naos of entertainment, special partunity - to vate far theevents, and food that wilt appeal "People's Choice" on a specialto all ages, batlst provided by the North-
VaniossGoldCoaut restasrautu Dearborn Association. A $3wilt be offering .0 variety of fine donatian entitles guests te afaud, A carillon concert will be program listing participatingpresented by-Richard fashion at gardem, schedule nf evento, andSt. Chrysnutene's Church, 1424 N. a map-n for the drawiog ofdsorDearborn. Yaungoters will enjoy prizes donated by local merchan-Express-Wayn Children's tu.Museumart workshop, free horse The Dearharn Garden Walk isdrawncarrlage rides and more. sponsored by the North Dearbern -
The Wl..S-FM- Mobile lIait Van Ausaciation in cooperation withwill he preuentto poas out 389 lee the -Mayor's Office of Specialrepais bars. The Animart Mother Evento, City uf Chicago. This as-Goose witt he telling uuroery semI family oriented afternoonrhymes in the Courtyard of The promises ta be more fon thanThree Glob 1360 N. Dear-burn. Also at The Three Arta
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We'veall heardstories of witchburnings and sometimes evenbook burnings hut how manypeopte knew about piano bar-nings? Such was the fate of thesquare grand piano during theearty 1900a according to Dr.Robert Komaiko, President andEnecutive Director of the SkokieVattey Symphony.
The symphony has become therecipient of one of these beautifuletdinstromeots und wilt sell it tothe highest bidder.
'During the 1855 New YorkWortd'o Fuir Steinway & Sonscreated a sensation with theestsikition of their square piano.The tone quality was so excellentthat the American piano industrystopped making uprights undconcentrated esciusively sosquare grands," said Komaiko."They are remarkable in-strumests, with volume,sonority, und clearness of loneequal is some instances to un or-
dinarygrand."These irenframed, overstnmg
two pedal nare beauties werepopular imtit the beginning nf the1900's when, according to thehistory honks, they were replacedby the smaller upright and manywere publicly burned, makingtheir appenrance os today'smarket a rare event.
The symphuny'ssqoare grandwas made by Huzelton Brothero,a company in business from 1849to 1957. It is un ornately curvedhard-grain wood, has been corn-pletely restored to- mint coo-dition, is ubool 125 years old, andmeasures t'9" by 34".
"I hope we find a good home forit," said Kowaiho. "It is a tise in-strumesi, u beautiful antique,and surely a wonderful cunver-sution piece."
The piana way be sees at thesymphony office call 674-7t75 forus appointment or forfsrther in-formation.
Shakespeare at theChicago Botanic GardenTrinity Theatre and the Ch- - Conceived by Trinity Theatre's
icaga Botanic Garden preoent artistic director, Kuren ErichuonSosods and Sweet Aires, u fast- of Evanston, the production otarspaced, light-hearted look at Larry Caza, Tom Druck, undShakespeare spanning Ibeentire Lisa Shapiro st Chicago; undSpectrum from bright to bawdy. Paddy Lynn of Lihertyville. TheThis potpourri of the bardo best production is directed by Jonscenes, songs, and sonnets will be Lynn of Libertyville.prgsested Friday and Saturday, Come join us far u snique, en-Aug. 2 und- 3, in the outdoor - citing theatre experience thatsplendor nf the Heritage Garden will touch the lunatic, the lover,starting ut7p.m. and the puoi in you.
Thematically based on Tichetu are $8 per person byShakespeare's "The Lunatic, the advance reservation. MuheLover, and the Poet," the show check pyubleio Chicuga Botanicincludes Elizabethan dancing Garden and mail to Chicagound a dazzling display of owoc- - Botanic Garden, Shakespeare,dsmanship. Laugh with P.O. Bon 490, Gleocae, IllinoisShakespeare's greatest clowns, f8022.- Reservations will he heldsigh with his mast romantic ut the door. Seating is ancesec-tuvers marvel at the beauty of . ved. The production will move in-the greatest writer io the history side to the Auditorium shoold iteftheEnglishlunguage. rain. - -
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A fun-filled day of recreationcansistingof a spectacular Art &Craft Fairund down-home enter-tainment is ptanned at The Lam'bs Farm as Sunday, July 28 fromlt am. tu 5 p.m. The Lambs islocated ut-the intersection of Rt.t7t and f-94 io Lihertyville.
Apprnslmately Gb artista andcraftsmen from a five-state areawill he participating in this event.Among the wide variety of ost-standing worh on display will becolorful cosntfy folk art,.beautiful floral arrangements,soft watercolors, shimmeringjewelry, custom und personalizedwork, dolls, delightful ceramics,adorable psppets, handsomewood accessories, glitteringstained glass, durable wood toys,patchwork and quilting, realisticsilhouettes, calligraphy, and
There is something for everymember of the family ut TheLambs and whether you cometoenjoy the delicious home cookingfoc Sunday Brunch sr dinner inthe Cssntry tnn Restaurant,browse througk The LambsCountry Shops ineisding AuntMary's Couztry Store, the Per-simmoj Tree Card aod Gift Shop,Lambs' End -Thrift Shop, SnackShop, und Pet Shop, or listen tu aroaming barbershop quartet. Agood time is sure to be had by all.
The festival will he held rain srshine and admission is free, sucome sut asd help support TheLambs, u not-fur-profitorgasizutios fur mentally retar-ded adults.
Fur information call The Lam-ho Events tdotlise number at 3t2-f774. -
Free outdoor concertat Centre East
Centre East presents a special The Air Porre Band of Mid'attraction so July 27, as the talen- America has beco acclaimed usled Air Force Band of Mid- one of the best military bands ioAmerica perfsnns on the steps uf the world, and is unsigned tu theIke Ceotre East building io a tree, Scott Air Force Base in tllinsiu.outdoor concert us July 27 from The hand perfsrmu traditional5;3tp.m.ts73tp.m. CentreF,ast concert band literature by theju located at 7701 N. Lincoln ave., great composers, as well us ainShubie. special variety of popular
- lavurites, including big hand undCJE srestdents country melodies. tnstrumental
u-f h and vocal soloists highlight theband's performances.
Council fur Jewish Elderly The Air Force Band uf Mid-proudly uusuunceu the spening of America travels extensively inan art exhibit, "Visions of a the twelve midwestern states, asLifetime-Artists in their 70's, ft's nell as overseas In support nf Airand 90's" ut 2 p.m. un Friday, Force Recruiting, CommunityAug. 2 at the Shokie Public Relations, and MilitaryLibrary, 5215 W, Oahtsn, Shokie. Ceremonies. The band perfórms
The work is u collectinu of sket- f50 engagements before moreches andpaintings done by lhasahulfumillisnpeopleeveryresidents utCJE'n Weisfeld und year.Rnbineao Grsnp Liviot Homes. Under the direction of MajorTheir work has previously been Roger W. Sebby, the Air Forceexhibited at the Mayer Kaplan Band uf Mid-America, hasJCC, und the Norttsshoco Senior flourished. Major Sebby'sCenter. Says f7 year old artist . musical background is extenoive,Mary. Lipshy, "t never realized serving as Commander/Csndac-that I bud u talent, because t toc for four other Air Force Bun-never tried it. t am pleased with du prisr to his appointment withmy resulta." - -
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Persons wishing to attend mustnotify Swedish Covenant Hospitalby July 31 (878-8280, Ext. 5382 or5305). Although therè is so chargefoc tickets, there will be a$t feefor the round-trip bus trip frnmthe hospital. Picnic suppers mayhe brought from home sr pur-chased al Itavicia.
The chartered bus will leaveIke Hospital's Anderson Pavilion,2751 W. Winona, at 5 p.m. undreturn at the end of the concert.Those wishing to travel indepen-destly must be at Ravinia's maisgate at f p.m. to enter with the -
Art display atSkokie -library"Vistoso of u Lifetime," art
work created by artista in theirseventies, eighties, und nineties-will he oc display at the SkobiePublic Library, 5215 Oaktosthroughodt the month of Augsst.The euhlbtt is the result of an artprogram established severalyears ago al the Council forJewish Elderly's Weinfeld andRobineau Group Living Resides-
Also ou display-in Angust, WillNorman of Skukie wilt leadnineteenth centnry hand-madeluce andtatting. -
Eshibits muy he viewed duriogLibrary summer haars: Mondaythrough Friday, 9 am. to 9 p.m.;Saturday, 9 am. to 5p.m.
Book discussionsSkokie Public 'Library
librarians wilt wrap up theirSummer Evening BookDisc005ionn with "Amadeus" hyPeter Shaffer on Wednesday,Aug. 7 at 7;30 p.m. Admission isfree. The Library in located ut52t5 Oaktonst.
Ladies ChoiceBrochures
The Eilen Fach District's LadieoChoice Brochure mill ko nvuilablelo cesideoto on August 19th, if allgozo m ochedoled. t'tipo thisseason include: Wnler Tower -
Flnee,Arliogton ParhRuee Teach,the msoieul "A Choran Line" undDId World Wisconsin. Tentativeeseucuioso are also inthe mahksg:tieketo fur tIse massing talk ohowA-M; Chicago, Winoctssdaz'oWinery in Mictsigoo and theunusual Newton House ioAueom(which features a lovely CIO4Ot-mas dinpluy.( Non-residentsmayalso ottend tripo for u ulighttyhigher fee.
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Morton Grove, wan elected At-tni'nry General uf AmericanLegion Premier Boys State in theGeneral Election held at BoysSlate ut Eantern Illinois Usiner-oily in Charleston on June 13,1984. Curtis in u Junior,at MaineTownship East High School.
This progosm wan originated inIllinois icy The Aujecican LoMinnill 1974.
Taste of: Polonia OnLabor-Dày weekendTheEth annual "Tagte of
Polenta," sponsored by theCopernicus Faundation, will, asaIwaye be held aver the cambigLabor Day Weekend, Aug. 59(Tliur.day) tufi Sept. 2 (Mon-day, t,abart3ay)-
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SiteaftheeventistheCoper-nicas Center Plaza, 5216 W.
,LawrenèeAve., Goicago.The 5 day event, the City'u
lergeat -ethnic festival, wittfeature noverai thnovatiom,ln'-cluding 1 13,OM square foot redand white tent which wilt housemany of the mare than dozenrestaurants at the festival,"These restaurants are the verybest in Petunia," said DoGutawskt, General Chairman."They wilt offer a multitude nffood items of both Polish andPolith Mncan variety and atvery renso*bte prices."
In addition, dance groups per-farming authentic folk dances,aingernand 11 bands will provideentertainment et no additionalcharge, Among the handsScheduled to play at the "WiodyCity- Brass,", Lil Richard "The
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Polka Genecat" the "WanderpotBand" withDanaLarska, GeorgeStevens & the "47th Street Con-certina Band," the "Am-
polaires," Marion Lash, the"Harmony Kings," and the "ChiTown Enpreis." A Beer Garden
- wilt atoo featnre separate enter.tainment,
Admission will be only $1.Senior citizens and children on-der t2 accompanied by an adult,
- however, will he admitted free allday Thursday (Aug. 29) andFriday (Ang.30). -
One nf the highlighlu uf thisyear's "Taste" will he thededication of "Solidarity Tower."Funds for the cumpletiso of theTower were raised only last Mar-ch in a telethOn sponsored by theCupernicus Foundation. TheTower witt be 70% enact replicaof the famum clack tasser atupthe Zumeh Krolewshi (King'sPalace) in Warsaw. lt will be thelargest structure on the city'snorthwest side.
The enact date of thededication ceremony uil) he an-osuoced ut a later date, as willthe honocedKey Note Speaher.
In addition tu namecuss itemsfram Poland, novelty items will
he available for purchase at the.,"Taxte."
For further information anddetails, ysumay call 792-2888.
"I Never SangFör M'y'Fat her"
TIie Raven Theatre Companyannnanem the openiog uf its 1585theatre season with Robert An-derson's American family
-classic, "t Never Sang For MyFather," This. poioerful andmoving drama by one ufAmerica's leading playwrights
. will innaugurate the new theatrehome at 6531 N. Clark St.,Chicago, Previews begin JuIp 30,31 and Aug, .1 prior to a gataweekend opening beginningFriday Aug. 2,, The play, originally produced
in 1968-at the LongAcre Theaterin New Yark, starred HalHòlbreakand Lillian Gish. lt wassubnequentty praduced as - amovie starring Melvyn Douglas.This Is a touching story that en-
Fall SoftballLeagues
TheGulfMaine ParkDistrict ispleasedtoannaimceitaFall Mens10" Softball Leagues, There is aWednesday-Friday 16" league, aTuesday-Thursday 16" league,and a Sunday Morning If"League. Alt will cunsistof the first E teams ta register.Teams will play a 14 gameschedule, Game timen for theWednenday-Friday and theTuesday-Thursday t6" leaguesare 6:, 7: 85M and 9:30 p.m.The game.ümm for the Sundayt6"are9M. 18530, and tt;SOa,m,
-The Wedneaday-Friday 16" star'te Aagnat 23 and ends October lt.TheTueoday-Thurnday16" starte-August aend onda October 15,The Sunday 16" storta August 10endeudo Octeber 13,
Thefee furall 8 leagues is $350.There in a $100 nan-refundabledepoatt doe at the time ofleSietratlon. Registration for,50W teinte will Start ou Monday,July , Fer further bsfarmatios'plisse eilt the Golf Maine ParkDIatflgtst7-30t0, el-step by the*s at I nees0n in Den
plores the alienation that canesist hetshees fatheì and sun-anestrangement unhridgeable bytime or effort. Robert Andersusesposes the classic Americanfamily turo apart by a lack of uf-fectioc und true understanding-commenting os the cost ofalienatión to alt members is-volved.
The play opens Aug. 2 with lowpriced previews July 30, 31 andAug. 1. Performances- arescheduled Fridays through Sun-days at 8 p.m. Ticket pricesFriday and Saturday are $7 andSunday $5. Grasp discounta areavailahte. Fur tichets, infor-matiun and group sates call TheBacio Theatre Boo Office at 338-2177. '
Big WheelsRally
ISO thin Nibs version ofthe body500, children 6 years old undunder sollt compete rn mees Willstheir "Big Wtoaels" bikes. Thinyear's theme soilt he "JungleJamboree". To add to the kmnpn4t of tIse event, please haveynuc child dreno io elephunt caos,a moekey tail, tiger sr zehmnteipes, etc.
Pre-registmtien-is oeeesuary atthe Eilen Park Disteictoffico, 7877Mitwasohee ave. or rail 967-6633.Tlseee is nu fee for this osent.Races wilt he held at the SpostaComptes, 8435 Ballard ed. onThursday, Aug. 1 at 8-30 p.m.
Golf MaiHéTraveling GirlsSoftball
The Golf Mame Park District's12 year old and ander girlstraveliog t2 inch ouftball teamcaptured 2nd place in theprestigious Deerfield tovitatiunalTournament duriog the weekendof July 12 - 14. Fourteen teamsrepresenting northern andwestern snburbs-competed in thetournament.
The -Golf Maine girls reachedthe fiouls by beating Hillside,Dsodee, Deerfield Fawns andDeerfield Dors. The DeerfieldDoes then swept the 2 gamechampionship finals in the doubleelimination tournament.
The girls on thetraveliog teamwere selected from the fasrteams that play in the league atGolf Maine and are sponsored byBella Rese Restasrahtin Riles.
The girls on the team are LindaBorchew, Laine Broder, CurlyGalfield, Jamie Goldstein,Stephanie Goltesman, StacyGreenfield, Debbie Kratcha,Samanthu Upmuo, Kim Peehter,Tina Presotti, Alma Pustilnik,Amy Buffet, Julie Tauber, Jes- -olfer Zechial and Michelle Zeff.The girls are coached by tre Bor-chew, Larry Broder, MargeGnldstein,Mike Goldstein, DaveGreenfield, Gary Fechter andMike Presatti. - .
Basketball CampThe Morton Grave Park
District in affrring u Buuketba0Camp ta beys and girls hegioniogio August. Jabs-Margaritis, headcoach ut Northeastern IllinoisUniversity und- his assistant,Rick Balaban, will conduct thecamp held at the Prairie ViewCommunity Center Gymnasium.The camp dates and sessians areas follows August 12-17; Gram-marSchnal Girls, 9 u.m.-12 Noon;01k Grade & under Bays, 12 Noun-3 p.m. ;yth-Sth Grade Boys, 4p.m.-7 p.m. August 15-28- HighSchool Buys, 9 a.m.-t p.m.; HighSchool Girls, 2p.m.-6 p.m.
Cast is $35 per person.Registration is in progress at thePrairie View Community Center,8834 DempsterSt., Morton Grove.For more information contactBob O'Shasgbnessy, AthleticSupervinarat9fib-7447.
Men's 12"Softball LeagueThe GolfMaioe Park District is
pleasedtuaunounce ita Fall Mess12" Softball Leagse. The leagueconsista uf the first 8 teams toregister and the league wilt playa 14 game schedale. The leaguebegins play August 18 and codaOctober 13. There are no gamesscheduled farlleptember t. Gametimes are 3, 4, 5, 0 and 7 p.m. Theleague fee is$350 perteam, with a$100 non-refundable deposit dueat the time uf registratiun.Registration for new teamsbegins Monday, Jnly 29. For fur--ther infarnsation contact the GolfMaise ParkDistrict at 257-3000 oratop by the office at9229 Emersonio Den Plaises.
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MG Fitness Center offers-youth- discounts-
The Morton -Grove ParkDistrict Fithess club is offeringan unbelievable dent ta the yosthuf our community 18 yearn andunder, Racqnetbatl/Handhatleasel fees daring the non-primehours of 8-30 am. to 3r30 p.m.Mosday - Friday and alt daySaturday and Sunday sutIl be onlyst per persan. This includes ali 9air conditiuned cousis. With eachpaid court fer,' use of osrwhirtpaul, saunas, andNautilus/Universal weight roomis included. Thisisasummer-get.acquainted, check es out offer.Membership is ont required. Farmore information please call 885-7554. -
Regalar sommer cota-t rates atthe Mortes Grove Park DistrictFitness Ctsb are reserved 58,walk-in$S
Cheek not aim facilities. Wehave 9 air conditioned retorts,giant whirlpool, saneas, taaohsgbeds, Nautilus & Universalequipment, and a Oboe friendly
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Flag Footballprogram
The Morton Grove ParkDistrict is seeking volunteercoaches for ita VantI, Flag Foot-ball program. This program,which is being run in cooperationwith the Glenview Park District,will organize teams so the levelsof Ist-Ott. ymde The fee for theprogram m $25 and begins onSats.rday,September7. Formareinformation contact BobO'Shasgbuensy, Athletic Saper-viser atSGb-7447,
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0cc rnrsmg student Naey Bor 1 I Pktured re Robert Christensen. (from 1) oodGrove, rereotyreceived o scholarship aword from Jeffery H. Bethahi, of the Rotory Club, Borot endthe Des Plaises Rotary dab for. outstanding OcCPresidentmomasTenHoeve,
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Reynolds Alominom RecyclingCompasy, which paidChicagoland recyclers more thantt.25 million Ion recycIin all-alnminsm bcverage cans andother recyclable alomissm lastyear, bao opesrd a new center isIke Ml. Prospect area.
The new collection point, wherea Reynolds employee weighsalominom hoanty and payresidents on Ihr spot, is at the Mt.Prospect Plana and Rand andCeniralnils. Hours nf operation atthe center (a Reyoolds mobiletractor trailor) are 1:30 tu 43Op.m., Tuesday lhrosgh Saturday.
Last year Reynolds purchasedmore than 3g million pounds ofrecyclahle aluminum fromChicago area residents atlocations such as Ike new Mt.Prospect facility. That's theequivalent of appronhnately 86million all-aluminom beveragecontainers.
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Thomas A. Curia, district - The questionthat remains is ifmanager of the Chicago Norlh- the worker should -nign -up farwent Suburban District. Medicare Part B. To deiode tIsis
- This- rating saysthat an em- the worker seeds to -conaider -ployer most oller workers and whelher the secondary benefitstheir spouses in the 85-69 age Medicare Part B would- payaregroap the same health insurance worth the cost of - the-Purt Bthat It provides for young premiums.- Thin is ciïrreiittyworhers. -
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neariñg age 65 and still workiog mally there in.a penalty or sur-in thot they may have to mahe a charge added to the premium forchoice. 1f they accept the em- someone who enrottsiii Pai'tB uf-ployer's pias, it becomes the ter age 61, this is not true hstheseprimary insurance plan, electing age 85 vorher situationE NofolImedirare coverage at this penotty or surcharge ismade iftime might not he the wisest the worker io coveredunder PartI I h c A ve y month that th y a e
With the employer plan being covered by an emptoyerpIass.- -Ihe primary plan Medicare would For more -information abdutonly pay secondary bendito för these special rutes contact yourcoveredservices sot paid Inc by nearest Social Security- Offiéethe employer plan. Generally, and ash for the pamphlet,
- people are well advised lo sigis up 'Medicare and Employer Healthlsr Medicare's Part A Hospital Plans." - -- -
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usually wind sp in a waste dump-al the coyl of the taxpayer. We'drather recycle those articles intonew products and pay the Mt.Prospeyt area residents for theirconservation effarta." - -
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For current prices, hours nfother centers sr Information anthe items Reynolds parchasenand recycles, urea residents cancall, toll-free t-800-225de25, or theChicago center In Maywaud,344
st. Scholastica announces- -accrèthtatiOn renewal
Sinter JadithMurPh', - Prlñ- Association. Through this votan-ripai of St, Schoinstica High tas-y memliership In the NCA, theSchont, receivednotlretodaythat school han been committed ts thethe achsel's North Central. parsuitnfquality inedueation."Aonsciatlefl- accreditation has Accreditation by the North
nextendedthraughthe 1985-06 Centrai Assoelutloasinsures thatschool year following the review the scbmlismeetíng the misimulund approval of Its Annual - conditions -for effectivenem. ByReport at the Associatlos's Ms- setting standards for - basicnualMeeting.AccreditatiOnlSfOr - operatiom of the nehmt and by,one yenr at a time and must he requiring a comprehensiveresewedalsonaBy,- -
evaluation once every neveuDr. Jobo S Kemp, NCA State years, the NCA stimulates the,
Director at the --University uf school toward continuous im-Illinois, congratulated St, provement. This is accountabilitySchotaotica High School en. its in aetlun.
- continued accredltatieé for 1584-:55, Ste added, "Thé school andcoinmilisity should he -proud ofthe accreditatian, - for thisprovides alsurance that theschool meets,ibOse minimal yetrigorous precoîiditlunsfnr çf fee-live edadatino establiuhedhythe
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Ray College, founded in 1916 of-fece Associate Degree programsin Interior Design, AdvertisingDesign, -
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Satsrday, Aug 3 at 8 p.m. Sincethin isa fundralser fur thealwnntassociation and ita ucholaràhipfund, therowill be a nasali cuvéechurger $3 for meinberu and- $5for non-members. ' - -
The necond event is the annuátpicnic. The date-is thesame -Sanday, Sept- 8 at 10 am, - butthe location has beers changed inorder te have more parking nédtaktes. The new site is Grove 40fMiller Meadow Foreat Preserveon 1st ave. math of Ruonevelt rd.In Forent Park, Brìñg your- nwnfood. - . - - -
A year's membership in theWettn Alumni .Ausoeiotion ceutaonly $5 ($7.50per coapte if-bothhusband and wife - attended
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Welts) and includes two newniet'tarn per year, a contribution tothe Wells Scholarship Fund,memhership córd andsotificatiorunfatumni éetivitien, -
For more information, catiSheryl Blackwellat30ll,61184. -
Good things don't happenquickly. After fifty years, a WellnHigh SchoolAlnmni Msoclationhas been organized.
About eighteen months ago, asmall group uf people decided tunrganine a reuniOii for a few ofthe clamen of the mid-1960'a. Afew more people hecume In- -volved and the reaniun grew intothe Grand Reunion held last MayforaIt classes of the 1t60'O. Ashoodreds of names and addresseswere collected, the idea of as On-going alumni ansociationdeveloped.
The association -wilt have twopsrpOses. tI will plan social ay-tinitie lo re-acquaint old friends.tt will a/ss provide resoarces andsspport services to the school,soch ase scholarship fond.
Two events are planned for thissummer. The first is a canaulevening of dancing in Ike MalibuRoom of Gaspar's P0k atSelmont and Southponl, on
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. Nues Elementary.,celebrates 'Murphnic
. Thursdoy, Jrne 13. was perfetpienieday at BunkenHiti For the,entire student body ofNi Eiern. Soth&hoo, along with faeul(y.staff, parent vi,funteers. and rnaniy parents with tnddfers whooame to enjoy 11w day The students. eradas K through 4, with thoh'teacher's and room mothers marched frein the scf tpo I tu Bunker -Hifi fui liii annual picnic. whkti lias bee ritta, ned flic ''Murphiiic''iii I ÌIJII',, f Mr. Gi,'O)')' i' Murphy fo rifler principal. wliii fiegaui tuet,'adi al ,,otiiio fili' liii' o'l ois I. ' ,
TI tullir, itou iietivitit'S'11111X1 sled if team ta 1jÇ, s'or gaiiized byMr. Gates, the district's PE. instructor. The were interspersedwith snacks served by the school esoks. The main couish at lunch
- was I iarii hulL'er s t "li ii MeD iii);) d's. In the affe rullii n the sfndenlstested thei,' sterile l'ive'isn Frisbees at game stat iii) s sapei'vned byfai'uttt 'uhu, t'sali O parents. As a menietifi, if lite day; carlistuilt'ri i 't'ce sei f a 'Muijitiriic f985" Frisbee tu take f salie . - . -
The Ni!rs PIA i'siili huteif fu,ids asd time to help thrteaehers. -
tstt atril students t nu ake this'al oarietiiunday.
Des Plaines Historical Society
.éstablishes - 0CC scholarship
Anannsat scholarship for an-- Oaktns Commonity College-o student wha has demonstrated o
cimamitment to-the study' ofhistory han been established by -
.- the Des -Plaines' Historical'Ss ciety in the same of Jouies R -
, Williams, onlgning director of the- Des Plaises Historical Mnoeom
and pant president of- the. --Historical Society. His colleagum
asd friends bye chosen to honor. Mr. Williams for hin dedicated
service and for his effiírts to f nr-lher puhlic awareness of Des
' Plaines history. -
-The Den Plaines HistoricalSociety is soliciting cootribotions,for the expressed parpase Of,,
creating ' the scholarship. Wbeoan amount nf $2,000 bas been con-tributed to the,fund. interest ostheprineiple wit! he awarded onthe Jamen.R WifbaiissScholar-nhip, aeenrding to the selectionpracmn ami nchedute,establishedby the- 0CC Office of, FinancialAid. The scholarship' will bepresented yearly t a full or part-tinoetiCCsludent-who hon earneda minimùm bfl5 eredits
For further infomsation aboulthe Jomes R. Williams Seliolarship, eantact the 0CC Office ofCollege Development, f55-t893 orthe Des Plaines HistsricolSociety, 391-5399.
St. John Lutheran graduatioOn Thursday, Jose f, 9 eighth
grade - students graduated fromSt. John Lolhrrao SchoollMixsouri Synod) al a Gemmen-cement Ceremony held io the
- Sanctuary in the evening. SJL inlocated at 7429 N. Mifwauhecave.looe bloch sooth of Harlem)
- iii Niles. .
The Commencement Address,entitled " Who Put Out theLight", was delivered by gueatspeaker The Revei'end Robeit P.Richoiao, Pasti,,' of SI. Philip,Chicago. Valedictorian ves KimC. La; Salatarion was David S.Makarshi. ' .
Mcisibers if the Gi'aduatianClass are: Goy GcorgeAlvioO,flynn Ho - Coiiiig, SamanthaClarb, Rath Joaniie l,inoemano,Kios Champion Lo, David ScottMalçai'.ski, Chas Ho Parb. AnnaLouise Radecki, and Manica G.Walsh. Diplomas were presentedby Mr Jerone Knapp, Chairmanof tite Board of ChristianEducation. The Adult Chair, us.der thr direction of Mrs. KarenGallathei', prexested specialmusic entitled, "Know That tie isThere," The Reverend Thioiias
- K. Stoebig, pant tiri) f tlie rbareh,served al liturgint. -
'rho Rias JiihnVeidiii Scholar.ships were awarded to two
0cc job-finding,- WOrkshpThe Oaktoo Community
College July nenes of job4indingworkshops is scheduled-tn con-elude July 59 with "CorporateCulturen" o program designed toleach pacticipaists howand whycampantes are so different andwhat. they need to know to pickthe right one.
COceer specialist Dr. Gale, Grossman will explain that soc-
cesn in a)nh.ia not detecmined'by'-ekillsalone. Organinationn have acharacter, a nlyle and a way of
-doing things that may oc may notchioeide with au individual's per-sonality.
The workshop is schedoledfrom 7 to 9 p.m., in room 115,OCC/Shikie, 7701 N. Lincoln ave.There io a $3 registration fee.
Foc briber information, callf35-1414.
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Graduating clans of 1985 of St. John Luìheran School 'uf Nilen -back II-rl r Mr. David Zantrow, Principal, Monica G. Walsh, David
.ScolI Maharshi, The Rev. Thomas K. Stoebig,Guy George-Alvino,
- Ruth Joanne Linnemano, Kim Champion Luft Front raw(l-r): An-sa l,Ouine 'Radechi, Hyuo Ho Chong, Somantha . Clark, Chan
. HoPark, and Mrs. Carol Armbcecht, 8th Grado Teacher. : -
stoik'a Is witt, will be - attending Mrs. 'John Vrdin-,af Mnrtsnluther Ninth High School iii Ihe Groyc in lovingmhmoryof theirfall. Kiut l.a and David Maharoki sao, Ross Jsho Verdin, a 1977were Ihe recipients of these gradnatd of- St. John Lutheran,acholarohipa. The Scholarship' Niles. Kim and David both plantoFutid wan estoblished by Mr. and become lawyers. ' - -
Ciative WritiKJ gets boost at:
. Nelson School otndeots andaspiring young authors acebecoming synonymous. lt's beenespecially esciliog for students tohear three authors discuss en-thosiaslic ideas about writingand how each tif them becameaccomplished writero.
Jonc Brindel, a publishedauthor from Wilmette, Il. en-pressed ta 4th, 5th and 6th gradestndests that writiog is personal.. write aboalyour own esperien-ces. She mel individually withclasses, discasseol her children'sbosh, Laap, and offered lip
'about getting started withwriting. She has publishedpoetry, short stories, and songs.
Elaoa Ashley presented astorytelling assembly tO'stodeotsis 4th, 5th, and fib grades. Thescience fiction character
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Nelson School"Splunhey was the'rnaio eniphosisin her molti-medio presentAtion.This character from the: planettoys wan brought to life by o life-sine puppet created by Eludo.Her approach to wiittng wasmnre spontaneous . she said, "Idon't pre-conceive, pre,ntea, orpreplan anything I write," -, -
Mary 'Lippe', also,a localpublished anther and Nol000Parént, talked to donnes in Teamthree. She . has been quoted inTimo Magazine andhas had hershort - stories" published ionational women'n magazinen. losmall groop sesnians Men. Lippoeucooraged students to generateideas, to get idean down on paper,and to generally notve'o problemintheirwriting. -
. At! stodents are-prtiiipating- io the.Ynong Authnr'c content.They are tooghhaw tn write afirst draft of a story add how torevine according to elemento of astscy map., -Cavern: are beingmaite by Nelson parents BeanieGoldotelo, Ann Sneddun, andAlice Sctfo who bAve generouslydonatedtheirtimeto belpenhuo-
- ce the appoaranef of the originalmonnncriptb, FiOul copies of theotaries are being completed thinmonth, and willbe submitted bytIte Stodents for ludgtng bydistrict teachers. - .
Nelson School in located at 8901N. Ozonom, Nitos and is one nfthe four elementary schools inEantMaineSchool Dioteict 63.7
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"The program has worked outwell for communities and thecounty. It frees up bed upare inour overcrowded jails andprevents the release of pernonswho have committed moreserions crimes," he said. It alsohan a positive effect on par-ticipantu in the program. Manyhave told me they are going tothink twice befare drivinga carwhile under the influence ofalcohol."
Hughes said that countyresidents will benefit from theprogram. "It provides the upper-tunit3f to do some constructivework, andat the same time, ser-ves for the betterment of thecommunity."
Hughes recalled the parkdistrict implemented a similarpublic service work program is13 designed to make juvenileoffenders accountable for van-daliumintheparks.
The program was undertakenhy the park district añd theJuvenile Division of the NifesPolice Depuotsoent, which madeyoung affendero responsihle foracto of vandalism and providedjuvenile officers with an alter-nativetothe court system.
The program was structured infour-hour shifts held the firstSaturdayofeachmonth.
Work assignments includedplanting flowers and bushes,removing litter and repairingequipment. The youths pastor-med one hour of work based oneach $2 worth of damage to parkproperty. A group nf adult votos-teersnupervisedthe work.
Hughes said the program wasdropped this year because ofproblems concerning workassigomestsand youths failing toshow up or completo designatedtasks. "There wasoo control overthe situation. Itwas a question offollow-up and follow-throughproblems that led to the decisiontodrop theprogram," he mid.
Orchard Ctr...Coot'dfrom Okakic-L'wnod Pl
1005. Eoperieoce or laient in theareas of marketing, publicrelations, fund-raising, or prior
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Board esperiesce, ore all assetsthat can he pot to good use. Avariety of occupational andcommunity activities are neededto reflect the views of thecitizenry.
Call Dr. Jim Reisinger,Execstivè Director, 967-7300 formore information.
Lectures...Cont'd from Skokie-L'wood P.1
featured speaker. Dr. Fitzgerald,rheumatology specialist, servesos the board of directors at St.Francio Hospital. He is agraduate s! Loyola Universityand the Loyola University StritcbSchool ofMedicioe. He completedbis internship at St. FrancisHospital and his residency atHines Veterans AdministrationHospital. Dr. Fitzgerald is asassocinte professor at LoyolaUniversity's Stritch School ofMedicine.
For more information or tomake o reservation, call 492-6173.
Hynes...Cotinaedfrem MG P.1
curriculum development andteucherevaluation.
Mr. Lake earned a Bachelor ofArts degree in Sociology and oMaster of Arts degree isEducatlonalAdsnlnistration fromNorthern Illinois University.,,
Confusing Touch: wrestling,oqaeeoisg, kissing, or hogging bysomeone you don't whot to touchyou.
Explain to children at as earlyage that no one has the right totoucbthem witbootpermission.5.- Give children permission toreime as unwanted touch.g. Discuss community and familyservices that are available tohelp children when someonetouches them in a had or con-fusing way.7. Conduct a thorough check of a
Dist. 219...
Centbmed from Pagel, schedule for flew employees . In-
stead, newly hired employeeswill uteri at 7.5Oan heur, with noguocantee the rato will mergewith that of current employees,according to a union spokesman.
Under the accord, health andwelfare amenities remain statuaquo. However, no agreement wasmacbed on the pension fund andunion members will vote in Sep-tomber-on whether they want tochange to-an independent corn-panyfmd. -
Ron Nota, vise president ofmarketing for the bottling plant,said he was happy the strike wasover. "Everyone paid a priceduring the 10-week strike, and inreaching agreement os contracttonos," he said. "I'm glád it'sbehindus andthe people are hackatwork." -
Roy Cbamhertain, prèxident ofTeamster Local 744 could not bereached for comment.
Pictured is "Snoopy", who hmbeen relievedofdutynow that the10-week strike against Coca-Colaio over.
Arkules...Cont'dfrom Skokic-L'wnod P.1
An a Commission member, Siseshas- helped the Skokie Corn-mornty Blood Program grow. Hediligently recruited many of hisnoktis neibers into hemmingregularb!ood donors."
Mikel Frasee, blood program -
consultant with The BlOOd Centerof Northern fllinois, presentedArkules with-a Certificate of Ap-pronation as well as a Lgtter -ofCommendation from The BloodCenter's President J. Dan Con-nor. Skokie's community blooddrives are held in-support of thesot-for-profitBtnod Center.
Earlier that day, live on WGN-TV, Chicago Cobs' broadcasterHarry Caray commendedArboles on his altruism. Arkuleohan been a vendor at WrigleyField for the post fifteen years.Caray also asked listeners todonate with Achules atthe Skokieblood drive. One of the manylisteners who responded toCaray's announcement was Nor-thbrook resident JeromeSchroeder who made bin firstblond donation at the July tOSkokie drive.
Arkules also has the addeddistinction of being a rare blooddonor. He was notified by TheBlood Center Ibot daring routinescreening, his blood-wan found totarli a common antigen, mokioghis blood type rare. To identifybis blood as rare, his unit of bloodis marked with a special tag.Upon arrival at The Blood Ceo-tern laboratory, his blood suit is -kept frozen until a patient withthe sasse blood type requires atrassf mino.
After reaching a personalmilestone of dosating ten gallonsof blood, does Sam Arkules planto continue donating? SmilesSam, "1 haven't found a goodreason to stop now."
Skokie busti community blooddrives on the second Wednesdayof every mooth at GD. Izarlo,from3:30p.m. to73Op.m. Walk-indonors are welcome.
Ronald D.Libman
Marine Lance CpI. Ronald D.Libmon, son of Jack W. and,Sheila O. Lihman of 7920 W. Lakest., Morton Grove, has beenpromoted to his present rankwhile serving with the 2nd ForceService Support Group os CampLejeune, NC.
A 1984 graduate of Maine EastHigh School, Park Ridge, kojoined the Marine Corpo inugsO4, -
Conllnuedfram Pagel
. what we as friends, neighborsand parents can do to safeguardOar children. 2) Familien ofmisuiqg children will share theirpainful enperienceo with as to in-stifi in our minds the idea thatchild abductions are not isolatedcases, but can happen to anychild. -3) Representatives fromcorporations, banks and policedepartments will discuss their ei-forts to pi'omote child safety inth schools, at home and in theneighborhoods. What cao welearn about protecting our childfrorn-possible abductors? Andmore importantly, what cas yourchild learn about protecting kimorherself? - -
1g you would be interested ioadding to our program or par-ticipatiog in sur live studioaudience, please contact KenTremback, producer and knot of'Misumg', or Anna Piocitello at
383-0110.
MG Park...Continued from MG P.1
The board, perhaps doe toBerrafato's advice, dmied Coo-selly'smotion.
, In a unanimouo decision, thepark board approved the sale of
-its puoi tokem at hall-price star-ting July 29. Although loben pur-chases muy be sluggish, HarrerPark's pool attendance is 0.0%above this tune last year, whilethe pool at Oriole Park io 6.2%ahead of its 1004 pace. The beardfelt attendance would have keeneves better if it were not for hadweather the first two weeks thepools were open.
The park hoard also recom-mended new summer weekendbourn for the Prairie View Corn-munity Center. The new hourswill be from I am. to 3 p.m. Itnormally closes al I p.m. Alsobeing trimmed are the rom-msoity center's nursery hours,which will run from O am. to 1p.m. Previomly opes until 3p.m.,the hoárdcited that, on theaverage, only one child occupiedthe oursery from t p.m. until 3p.m., and it costs over $1,000 ayearto have as attendunt on duty
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students.Conversely, District 219 will
pay tuition for slsdeolo in thedetachment areawho wish lo at-tend school io the GlesviewDistrict from now until loto,when the detachment becomeseffective. The agreement atooslates that the otudeots is thedetachment area who attendedthe Gleobrooh high schoolsduring the past three ycsro whilethe area was still attached toDistrict 219 should not have doseso on a tuition-free basis.- "While this agreement may volmeet Ike concerns of everyoneinvolved, our Board is satisfiedthatit is mode io the best interestof the students, and is a loirsolution to a situation that boo af-fected many people for a longlime," said Sheldon Marcos,District 210 Board of EducationPresident.
Public initiation atMG Legion
Al Ike rccestpoblic initiation ofnew members al the MortonGrove Americas Legioo Postrt34, a foil evening of activitiestook place. Under the direction ofSr. Vice Commander Les Berg, a
- complimentary dinner was ser-ved to all is attendance to beginthe evening.
The actual initiation is a short,solemirceremosy performed by ofeo' wembers of the Post RusaITeam, usually past commandersofthe group's Rifle Sqoad.
New members this past yearare inducted and given Ike pur-pose of the organization withdistribution of haodhooho, pop-pies aod the Aznerican flag whilelearning about the Legion's pris-ciples.
The Aosiliáry Unit par-ticipated olyo with induction oftheir new.otemhers this past yearunder the guidance of retiringpresident Nancy Schtoeter andMembership. Vice PresidentJudith Mayer.
Pant commaoder Ed McMahon wax Awards Chairmanand in this role as is customary,Ike Legion honoro those who theywish to single ont au serving'beyond the call of duty". This
year, two Legion-annociatodpeople were awarded plaques.
for his unceasing work eachWednesday as bingo chairman;and past Auniliary presidentLarry Nehart for her conliounuspublic relations - eodeavora on -behalf of Ihe Poni au well aned:ting the group's maniblynewsletter.
lo addition, pant commanderTad Kimoro presented awardsfor exceptional blond donors tomany who have given oflhio vitalsubstance. He is the poni BloodDonor Chairman.
Michael P.Lipscornb
Navy Enoign Mickael P. Lip-scomk, sou of Sue Ganas of 1727Shermer, Niles, wan com-missioned io hin preoeol rankupon comptetion nf Avialion 01-firer Candidate School.
During -the 12-week course althe Noval Air Station Pessacola,Flu., Lipocomb wan prepored forfuture duties and responsibilitiesas a commissioned officer and toprepare him to enter primaryflight training.
A 1904 graduate of WesternWashington University,Belliogbam, WA, with a Bachelorof Scienze degree. He joined the
,Navy is,Jqoe 1.14.
babysitter before hiring her/kim.Also, ask your children what kin-do of activitleuthey engage inwith the babysitter, and how theyfeel about him/her.WHAT IF YOUR CHILD IsSEXUALLY ABUSED?
Your initial response is crucialtoysorchild's odjustment.Believe your çhildl Childrenrarely invest utoriesahout sexual
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alt is okay to feel angry, fearful,shocked, and confused. But, besure your child understands thatyou are angry with the abuser,not her/hirn.Tetl your child ube/he did therightthlng bytelling. -
Ausure your child thatshe/he isnottoblame. " -
REPORT SUSPECTEDABUSE TO THE -POLICEDEPARTMENZ where trainedofficers will conduct a completeinveutigatlos. -- -
Take your child to the hospitalfor a thorough examination. -
Cootact community resourceslo obtain assistance and supportfor your family.
Test for incomingDist. 207 freshmén
- The STEP-SCAT testfni all in-coming District 207 freshmenwho hove sot previously takeothe test will be given at all threeDistrict 207 high schneId os Wed-005day, Aug. 7. The make-up testkeginspromptly atfa.m.
To register for the tent, call thedirector of student personnel ser-vicen at Kaut, 025,4404; Sooth,t25-?7Il or Went, t274176.MaiueEast is -located at-Mal W. Dem-poter, Park Ridge, and servesstudents from brean of DesPlaises, Park Ridge, Niteo,Glenview, and Morton Grove. -Muine South Ls located ut 1111 S.Dee Rd., Park Ridge, and servesstudents from Park Ridge andareas of Harwood Heights andNorridge. Maine West io locatedat 1711 S. Wolf Rd., Des Plaines,aud senes ntudentsfrom DesPlaines and areisunfRosemont.
Wins concértocompetition
Robert G. Aug, '07 (Slookie)was the winner of the spring con-certo competition of the YouthSymphony Orchestra of GreaterChicago, and appeared au Ikesoloist in the spring concert heldal Orchestra Hall u Sou)loy,April 28.
Robert wan a winner of IkeYoung Keyboard Artist Inter-notional Piano Competition in1014, was a finalist of the Societyof American Musicians; receivedoutstanding recngoitioo at IhnGeneva mosic contest for fourconsecutive yearn, and wannamed oslntanding and grandchampion of Ihn BarringtonMusic Contesi, -
He io as honor student atLoyola Academy and a musicstudent of Emilio del Rosario atthe Music Center of the NorthShore. -
National MeritScholarships
Nalional Morii SchotursbipOhave benn awarded to Jobo Z.Lee, (Chicago 60659) lo HarvardUsiveraity. Christopher J. Dean)Deerfield) to Michigan StateUniversity, Jeffrey A, Ruepiela,(Riles) to RiceUniversity.
Nues Library. .Could from Nitos-EMane p.t
about $12,110 less than last fiscalyear. -
Funds which mohn up theGeneral Fond include those fromreal estate tanes, replacementlax, Interest, per capita fundoand levies.
According to the -Library's ac-coontaut, moot of the library sur-plus was used up and boardmembers bave to start operatingon what's coming In. Aboutf750O6O was spent during the lastfiscalyearos a library addition.
The occosotast said "Boardmembers must decide betweenneeds, wants àsd wishes."
The largest part of moniescoming in to the General Fundare from -real estate taxes,estimated to be about $025,100 forIke ton-10M fiscal year Otherfunds, not including levies, willbe shout $172,760for o total of$o9?,?O6. Foods for the 1084-1505fiscal year were$l,OlO,500.
Harry Pextine, boardpresident, said Ike $825,000amount, based so real entoletanes, should be the floor amountboardmnmberx coonider.
Myleo Dimand, board member,said Ihn library aimed only atreal enlate tauen "io the past"sud accumulated money white
. the library lost employees duetotow salaries.. -
Io regard to reserves on hand,Ike accountant said board mcm-bers havé only,about $422,000 asnf Jane and wont -ta spend$470,030. She said, "f you goalong with this, you will have
, trouble.Io a reconvened board
mceting,bosrd members tookfinal steps Inward purchase of thevacant Shell properly at Oohton
- Boulevard and Waukegan Ave.- Board members approved amotion that the attorney be io-strocted to delay deposit of$230,100 with Chicago Tille 00/Trust Co., the escrow agent, loIhn tenth doy of notice of depositafter receipt from the escrowbgent by the attorney. However,Ike money could be : dnposilsooner with the attorney'sdiscretion,
The Villageof Nifes has giocothe Library $100,fot Inward 1hzpurchase.
According to one board member,, $3ft,OOf wan the original asking
price for the property.-
Board members refused topass a motion resulting in an en-penditare for luñcheoso given onbehalfnf a Village employee. AtIwo other board meetings, boardmembers refused enpenditsrentowardhotet room rental forlibrary conventions held ioChicugo.
MarI 'FWtÍhO,weivei e' ptlfrr -
- oI'wareWailce Sk'kierski, Principal of
Mark Touai,: School andRayrtiond Kopel', Ansislool Pris'cipo) 1 Gemini Schont, RaniMoine Schon) Disteict 63, recentlyattended the annual conference
, of Ihr Nalionol Conncul - of theTeachers of Maihemolics io SonAntonio, Tenas. -
Pari of Ibis conveolion includesan enhibil of sew instructionalnoterials. Mr'. Siehier'shi, 'jo/Ibees' informed that he h cesselecled to receive a gift for hisschool by one of the pnhlishers inthe enhibit, Mach Twain Schoolwill receive a Mathfisdcr Corn-poter Software Package for
- grade f sludnofo from Holt,Rinehart sed Winston. Thestudents are looking forward Incritiquing this new rnale:'ial
liticatiob. the court on isle 20 which first refused lo hear au ap- ?
arno 000originally-asked tor a psybacls of musicipalllies, scuso!, I!the interest for a 10-year period library tuning districts among(as amount that could bave run others, according toleigal.lo $70 miltion) the payment will Jeff Bell, village finance direz-cover interest since May of 1903, tor, eslimated Niles woldthe date of a Supreme Court receive approximately $15,006 iodecisino in a sin/tar tan rebate a rebate payment based on Ikecase. slipulated May, 1903 retroactive
The Dopage County unit won period. "The figure is based on ahroughtby the Library District of 10 percent interest os theWood/ale challenging the Coon- village's $2 million tax levylys right to keep interest mosey passed io 1503," he said,os tanes collected for the district. by Sylvia DalrympteThe case traveled from the tower -
Nues West seniors receive>uI g L
ethp Ity
Principal's Medallion gh
- Fcor'loen Nues Wool HighSci r,,,, I seni 'so ocrived lire Priv-cipal's Modahhi urraoar d al Ihresil iris anrioul H,,n,,rs Ciro-o',,cahir,O. Il is given Ir, thoseserrirrrv oh,, ''are creahivep"irbleo: solvers arid esecole'ospirirnibilily nitlr a hi/i r slur:-
Alsavcv. a National McciiFirralisi arrd a scirirlac ir, liremichal sto/hes department, JuddB,'rrdy, a leader rif schr,r,l spiritaclivilies and sto/cnt 01,0cc-oweril, Molly Edolnleiv, a velus-li'o r' fire charitoblo aclivilies andpar'lichpool io dance and Iheatre'achivilics, l,isa Haihy, an delireparlicipaol in Naliosal HonorS,,cicly p,'cjeclo, Julie Keller', asorrier class Icadec and editor rIke sclr,,ol year'brrok, Bradley
- Legislalion which espandoeoisliOg law to acknowledge theincreasing number nf child ah-ducImos io canes nl divorce asdcustody disputes has been ap-proved by the Illinois GeneralAssembly, according to Sen,Woher Dodyce, R-?, the bill'ssp0000c io the Scoute.
HonOr Bill If? enpoods thetegol definition of child abductionto scinde roseO of a parent - whoin or has been married In 110echild's other parent - concealing,detaining or removing a child byphysical force or threat of force.
The bill also creates the nffensnr,gdiog und ahelling child ah-
. duties, clasoifying it an a Class 4felony, and establishes a legalpresumption that il o child'sparenlo hare sever beenmarried, the mother has legalcosindy.
"lo tecent years we have noesan alormiog increane is the sum-her nl child abduction cases,"Sen, Dsdyce said. "Eves morealarming io Ike fact that mbny of
Sr irre s who also received IhrPrincipal's Medallion ar-e tarryRiokir,, a gifted rnathrmaticssluihool and Natiooat MeritFi,,alisl, Dario Huge/duct, acureho Studemml' Senale, NathiroalHirse,' Sirciety ard claor cabinet,Jackie Sim'ajo)lah, a wrutci: andphir,tiigr'aplrem trim' the schimolycarbroh and stodent newspaper,Kelly Soci) a physic/I educationleader sod scusI, l,ori Tcckliel,Ike itriviog Inico between IhrSADD o'rrmop al Nibs WesI, Na,,--ry.Yamagochi, active in dancearid lheaIi'e, and Ihr sch inri' s 1955r,otslaoding ari slodcn,l, amidMails Zissman,, involved i,, lhcsci uni's music arli,'itirs.
Dudycz: tighten law,on child abductions
those children are being ab/nr-ted by oos-cnstndial parents."
The bill also reqoires theDepartment of Lao' Enforcementlo pm epare periodic bulletins withinformation about missingchildren thought In be lining ioIke state. Copies are to be snot loeach school board and Son-publicschoni io Ihr state, the 7110Dislrict Senalor vnploioed.
New delisitions of abductionstoled io the bill include caozorwhen a parent refuses In return achild to the legol custodian altervisitation rights outside Ihn stoteespire; when a parent jotes-lioually conceals a child prior toofioul custody ruling; and when aperson abduclu o chitd forpayment al Ihn iostruclino al aperson with no legal custodyright.
These prsvisi005 do nul apply ifthe - child is returned within 54hours alter lhe.visitatiou periodends or-if the person was fleeing
. an incident or pal.tI:r) of domestic'diöIerdc'e SkoDudyez noted.
..Csnt'dfrom7GIes-E.MuinePl Smile with 'Little City'my order thecounty' lutart pirniiialerreveeued itselfa'sd ' ' S
making paymeots to local taxing decidedts hear the cane.bodies. - The high csurl in October, 1984,
-Seiget enplaiued he had filed a concurred it would sot impose amotion asking that partial burden on the county )Dupage)payments he made from Ike hy predultog their decision on a'county's escrow fund to more 1983 case thatoullawed the coun-Iban OSO taxing districts. Cook tpo past practice of retaining in-C000ty has keen under a court teresl earnings. Instead, theyorder since 1583 to place Ike is- said, local gonerumeols are onlyforest earned is an escrow Oc- entitled to intereut carved aftercosol that am505lo to nsoee than Ihat court decision (May, 1983).$2omillioo. , Although atlorneys in the Cook
"We asked 'that the r000ty Csunly nuit agreed lo the facts isdistribute 50 percent of that the case and asked for a 50m-amount Is taxing bodies," he mary judgment, Judge Anlhsuysaid. "State's attorneys were jo ScoIjIlo sajd al the time he wouldcourt Monday In respond to our ' Ost render a decision until themotion. Hopefully, we will get o high coúrf mode its decision infavorable decjsion sent week." the DuPage case.
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Although Ihe plaintiffs Slondirsg to besefit areMayor Nicholas Blase, Chair-
mas of the Mayoral Committeefor "LOtIe City" a500unces theFond Drive will be held onFriday, Aug. 9, aud Saturday,Aug. II.
Persons wishing to volunleertheir services for this worthyruose ran coslacl any of the
Cablevision. . . Coat'otallatiso sI a hotliue for Nilen'subncriber romplaiotn and im-prnviog its billing system to
whethrr Cablevision ¡s obtigaledlo pay 1hz mOsey," he said. "Thisqoestino will be testcd by judicialdetermination."He enplsioed the Cubic Policy
Art of 1984 sets o manimumamounl cable firms pay amunicipality for rendering cableservire. "We pay 5 percent In thevillage under the fcaorhiseagreement. lo our ejem, thepenalty jo unwarranted and unen-forceahle."Mayor Blase said the peealty
was "proper" and Ihe villagewould pursue collecljon of the$112,550 via tiligatins io the cour-Is. "We feel 1hz penally is color-ceable io the eyes of Ihr low."lo olberbosiness, the hoard ap-
proved a momoraodsm nlugreemeot for - a mnrtgagerevenue hood of $30 millionrequested by Morquettn Proper-ties, which will be oned lo developavine-arre nile at 5021 Ballardr
sore/ed plans toconstruct a Ins-unit apartmentcumples st the soolhwest corserOf Oreeownnd ave, and Ballardrd. under a plaisned unitdevelopment )PUD). Sin 5 storybuildings are proposed for thenjte, with as underground garage
Italian state -
('()fltC9t resultsThirleen Maine East sludents
enrolled in Italian placed in therrceiilly administered slatelisbon rosteol.
In l,rvel I compelilins RonariaCammarsta 5f N/es was third,Aolosella Granilo of Riles wasfourth, Anna Gaeta of Niles wonfifth, Sandro Badalameoti ofNiles wus sinth, and Josie Polinziof Park Ridge wss fourth innative class, , -
Io Level II Nick LaValfj'ofPork Ridge o'os first, '0jR
Is Level III Maria Maltese ofNitos was third, Maurizio Bisouof Park Ridge was sixth, and LoriFrosci000 of Nites wax sevenih.
In Level IV Usda DiLegge nfRiles was second, Autosella Rioof Des Plaines was fourth, JohnFruscione of Nibs was sixth, andJon Scuratialle of Riles wog f iflh
following Chairmen--NickCostantino at 652-3308; MichaelProne00500 ut 965-4944 sr PeterLeneioneats67-59l2. -
Showo above from bi-r) acer -Nick C000antiss, Mayer NicholasBlase, Mike Provenoano (not pie-tored-Peler Lisucione).
d from Niles-E.Maine P.Ofor each building. The develop-ment will cost appronimately $26
In other hoard action, bids wereopeoed for the cormntructios nfhealing and air conditioning imitofor the Niten Five station aodroofing for the C,.oh CountySheriff's Bail/hog, 0117Milwaahee ave,
approved Motsr Fuel Tan fou-do io the am000t of $65,525 an thevillage's share for Dempoter-Milwauhee Ove, improvements 10begin in spriog uf 1900 by theIllinois Department of Traorpor-talion.Three ordinances were ap-
proved io connection with IkeDempuler-Milwouhee rd. im-provements: regulating parkingat that intersection (no parkingsigns) r prohibitiog the dischargeof sdnitary or industrial wastewater into Milwauhee-Dempotersewers unii regulating en-'rcoachment on public right-of-way. According to trustees, Ikentaodisg ordioaoces must berenewed every year
the village board prçnented aplaque to retiring Melvin Duda,who served 22 years as acting
- company commander nf the RilesFire Deparlmeol. A plaque wasalso preoeoted to Hash Green, areserve police officer, who isretiring after.23 pears of service....Franh Kruzel, first pInce win-
ser in the recent Nilnn Art Fair,presenled a pastel medio "Set-hog Sobrs" picture bIke villageboard,
ILEGAL NOTICEIINVITATION TO BID
The Board of Commissioners ofthe Niles Pork District willrecome sealed bids for parkinglot repaving, tennis court colorcoating and vorious lightingprojects. Specifications will hoavailable Monday, July 29, 1985at the Nifes Park District Ad-ministrative Offices, 7077-N.Milwaukee Avenue., Riles,
'jinoiu. Sealed bids may be nub-.- mittedby5,OOP.M. on Thursday,
August 8, 1005 and will he readaloud on August 8, 1085 ut 5:00P.M. in the Nileu Park DistrictAdministrative Offices, 7877 N.Milwaukee Avenne, - Nitos,fllioois,
Boardof CommissionersRiles Park District -
Roue HiuutromSecretary
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