Page 24 The Bugle, Thursday, January 19, 1978 TOUÄN COUNT ON NOTICE ': :1:: . We retakingourannuaiphysical inventoryon February 1 1978 butbeforewedo we want o move out every possible refrigerator range food freezer washer dryer dishwasher room air conditioner color TV black & whiteN consoles portables stereos gas ranges g'ass top ranges you name it and we ve got t - and believe me WE WANT TO SELL IT NOW' All prices have been reduced substantially - COME ANDSEE FOR YOURSELF AND SAVE FOR YOURSELF * 7(e*e 7a*.« a%d4 íLJ WASHERS LV. 'S - STEREOS T.V. & APPLIANCES 7243 W. TOUHY PHONE 792-3100 òùkÄ..1. UL (SALE ENDS JAN. 31) WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE r. e A .4 STORE HOURS MondayThursday.Frjda, .9 A.M. - 9. P.M. Tu.iday-Wòdn.sday 9 A.M. 6 P.M. - Saturday 9 A.M. -5 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY tt1s Public X4brary -6960 Oakton ..... N lles, Il1flotc ThE Bugle's on the love. . We are inthe of moving into our new facilities ah 8746 N. Shermer Rd. , Nues (Dempster & Shermer) Out.tölèphone number will remain the same: 966-3900 St.- John Brebeuf's FESTIVAL IX * 7 ßjg.shows . Friday : Jan. 27 Feb 3 * Continous,Enórtainment Sat. : Jan. 28 Feb. 4 966.3900.1.4 Sving NUes, Morton Grove, Skokie, Ljnolnwood, Des Plaines, Park Ridge and Golf Mill-East Maine 5 PER COPY VOL.21,NO33,THE BUGLE,THURSDAY,JANUAIY 26, 1978 District 63 resolves .. :g:røat art cache . byDavd Besser The cace of the great art cache je Dis .trjct 63 was resolved Tuesday night when Oak.School art teacher Ken Silberman and the School Board agreed to donate sketches from internationa11y-fahois artist Joan Miro to a museum. But the bizarre events leading up to the midnight decision of the Board were incredulous . District..63's.schooj board had earlier . Scurried. behind closed: doors to determine wheth or. not to take. legal action against Oak School art teacher Ke Silberman, who Claims ownership of- 2 sketches which were sent-to Oak School by famed artist Joan Miro. The Board took the unusual ctlon after reading iri1oca-1..iwspapers the art work could be worth as mucs as iO 000 Silberman scoffed at the figure stat nr t value is ContnsdonPage 27 MG Board deoles special use loi gymnastic school by P}iyllis Weisberg At Monday nights Morton Grove Village - Board meeting, the Plan Commission submitted two appli- cations requesting " Special Use per- mits to the board. The first request submitted by Chair- man -Alan Goldberg was for a Special Use in M manu- facturisg fot a Gymnastic School at 6220-Madison. et. where the property . is now owned by Julian Goldinf. The applicant has a lease which runs till December -of 197h. Since elec- trical fixtures ars , manufactured near- I, by, it seems that a question of safé-. . ty of the students was involved. Most . students are dropped . off and picked up by their parents ac- cording to the Plan Commission report. -, - However.baSed on , the facts, the Plan ; Continuedon Page 27 CETA grant to fund 15 new -positions and renovation program N:1LES PARKS G-ET $11-9953 GRANT- Miles resfl3unt - - Annette Bogen Kelly. recently received congratulations from the Village of Miles on her aohieve- * 8:00 P.M. (Story & photos- on Page 21) Miles Park Dis- trict officials plan a fce1ift for parke and facilities and a hopeful reduction in vandalism thru use of federal grant monies. Official confirma- tien of a $19,953.45 grant thru theçom- . prehensive Employment Traiñing Act(CETA) by Alice M. Bobula was received by Park Director Bill Hughes early Wednesday, Jan. 18. The jubilant Hughes said the- monies would fund 15 full time park posinons for an 8-month period to renew, repaint and renovate park sites and buildings. . - Continued on Page 27 Nues honors Annette Rogers Kelly ment- in being-indUCt ed intothe5jéited - -Stgtes Ff014 8nd ,TiaCk Hall of Fice. Mrs. Kelly, Continued on Page 26 Send greetings to your loved ones on VALENTINES DA'S' THE BUGLE will print your message for $2 00 prepoid and it will appear.in theFebruory 9th edution Umit2Owords. - . - - - - Send the above with $2 00 for each greeting to THE 1BUGLE, 8746 Shermer Rood, NUes, i.Ilinòis - 60648. Deadluné: Monday,.Februaíy 6th,. 5.0-P.M.:---------- - r iIugL 902 N COUITI*NO LVI . NIL(S.IIL (* !100 N MI.,5.. MIDWEST BANKAMEMC*I,D BANK
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Page 24 The Bugle, Thursday, January 19, 1978
TOUÄN COUNT ON
NOTICE ': :1:: .
We retakingourannuaiphysical inventoryon February 1 1978 butbeforewedo wewant o move out every possible refrigerator range food freezer washer dryerdishwasher room air conditioner color TV black & whiteN consoles portablesstereos gas ranges g'ass top ranges you name it and we ve got t- and believe meWE WANT TO SELL IT NOW' All prices have been reduced substantially - COMEANDSEE FOR YOURSELF AND SAVE FOR YOURSELF
* 7(e*e 7a*.« a%d4
íLJ
WASHERS
LV. 'S - STEREOS
T.V. & APPLIANCES7243 W. TOUHY
PHONE 792-3100
òùkÄ..1. UL(SALE ENDS JAN. 31)
WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE
r.
e
A
.4
STORE HOURSMondayThursday.Frjda,
.9 A.M. - 9. P.M.Tu.iday-Wòdn.sday9 A.M. 6 P.M.
- Saturday9 A.M. -5 P.M.CLOSED SUNDAY
tt1s Public X4brary-6960 Oakton .....
N lles, Il1flotc
ThE Bugle's on the love. .We are inthe of moving into our new facilities ah
8746 N. Shermer Rd. , Nues (Dempster & Shermer)Out.tölèphone number will remain the same: 966-3900
St.- John Brebeuf's FESTIVAL IX* 7 ßjg.shows .
Friday : Jan. 27 Feb 3
* Continous,Enórtainment Sat. : Jan. 28 Feb. 4
966.3900.1.4
Sving NUes, Morton Grove, Skokie, Ljnolnwood,Des Plaines, Park Ridge and Golf Mill-East Maine
5 PER COPYVOL.21,NO33,THE BUGLE,THURSDAY,JANUAIY 26, 1978
District 63 resolves.. :g:røat art cache
. byDavd BesserThe cace of the great art cache je Dis
.trjct 63 was resolved Tuesday night whenOak.School art teacher Ken Silberman and theSchool Board agreed to donate sketches frominternationa11y-fahois artist Joan Miro toa museum. But the bizarre events leading upto the midnight decision of the Board wereincredulous .
District..63's.schooj board had earlier. Scurried. behind closed: doors to determinewheth or. not to take. legal action againstOak School art teacher Ke Silberman, whoClaims ownership of- 2 sketches which weresent-to Oak School by famed artist Joan Miro.
The Board took the unusual ctlon afterreading iri1oca-1..iwspapers the art workcould be worth as mucs as iO 000 Silbermanscoffed at the figure stat nr t value is
ContnsdonPage 27
MG Board deolesspecial use loigymnastic school
by P}iyllis WeisbergAt Monday nights
Morton Grove Village -
Board meeting, thePlan Commissionsubmitted two appli-cations requesting" Special Use per-mits to the board.The first requestsubmitted by Chair-man -Alan Goldbergwas for a SpecialUse in M manu-facturisg fot aGymnastic Schoolat 6220-Madison. et.where the property
. is now owned byJulian Goldinf.The applicant hasa lease which runstill December -of197h. Since elec-trical fixtures ars
, manufactured near-I, by, it seems that
a question of safé-..ty of the studentswas involved. Most
. students are dropped
. off and picked upby their parents ac-cording to the PlanCommission report.
-, - However.baSed on, the facts, the Plan;
Continuedon Page 27
CETA grant to fund 15 new-positions and renovation program
N:1LES PARKSG-ET $11-9953GRANT-
Miles resfl3unt - -
Annette Bogen Kelly.recently receivedcongratulations fromthe Village ofMiles on her aohieve-
* 8:00 P.M.
(Story & photos-on Page 21)
Miles Park Dis-trict officials plana fce1ift for parkeand facilities anda hopeful reductionin vandalism thruuse of federal grantmonies.
Official confirma-tien of a $19,953.45grant thru theçom-
. prehensive EmploymentTraiñing Act(CETA)
by Alice M. Bobulawas received by ParkDirector Bill Hughesearly Wednesday, Jan.18.
The jubilant Hughessaid the- monies wouldfund 15 full timepark posinons foran 8-month periodto renew, repaintand renovate parksites and buildings. . -
Continued on Page 27
Nues honorsAnnette Rogers Kelly
ment- in being-indUCted intothe5jéited -
-Stgtes Ff014 8nd,TiaCk Hall ofFice. Mrs. Kelly,Continued on Page 26
Send greetings to your loved ones on VALENTINESDA'S' THE BUGLE will print your message for $2 00prepoid and it will appear.in theFebruory 9thedution Umit2Owords. - . - - - -
Send the above with $2 00 for each greeting to THE1BUGLE, 8746 Shermer Rood, NUes, i.Ilinòis - 60648.Deadluné: Monday,.Februaíy 6th,. 5.0-P.M.:-----------
r iIugL902 N COUITI*NO LVI . NIL(S.IIL
(* !100 N MI.,5..
MIDWEST BANKAMEMC*I,D
BANK
UnIty sp.ono,Senior movie
The 'Son of Nor-way" is the featuredmovie for seniorcitizens, Thursday,Feb. 2; at the Nor-ridge Theatre, 4520.N. ifarlem.
- Starling Thursday, Jan. 19th . We wi-Il carry. meat and cheese Pierog in addiflon to our- -
Russian kraut and plum. Also try our4.ready to eat kraup-B;gosi . ,
and vegetable salad.-- w. Snurso. She luths To Corma PrI.tIs Ir,o,o - -
.6247 N. MILWAUKEE AVE.-. 7921492a UIick* Siath OIOIEGS)-Eoriflarly et 5205 W BélmnI-u - TUESQAYTHffiJ FflIDAV, 0-0SATURDAy8.p-r UNDAY8.2:Ct0DMDAY_:i r
- Senior-Citizens-:- - GOLDEN AGERS GOINGS-ON
oe Eberhardt of the-Keen-Ager Newswas Our guest speakeron Jan. 17 andwe all were givén informaUon On wills,trusts, real estate, and taxes. Our gra-titude-and thanks to him. In the monthsto come, there will be many more guest
- speakers. - -, - -, - -
-- --- Felix Jol1ie and,KayWells.are recup-erating nicely.- Helen Neneghan left the
- hospital and îs home also. Theresa-Of--fenbacher and hazel Harrington eitered-Lutheran GeOeral.-
Agnes Anderson, one -of -our gallanthandicapped members, was interviewedSunday,- Jan. 15 by -the Mini-Cam Crw ofChannel 2 he eXpressedherself tothem on how she is able to entertain-and take care df herself. It boostedher spirit and.the film will bshwnon 1V in the near future. - : - -
John Koepko is-on our sick list. Tadand Ann Lesniak, twoof our new members,are -working hard to make st. John Bre-beuf's Festival a success, which everyresident in- Hiles should atteñd. Itis a- night ut,- filled gith fun, laugh-
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ter and a good time. Other me8lers - - -
are also involved. - -
Stanley and Bern-ice- Gozdecki, Haroldand Dorothy Warmen, Clara Mints, andWalter .Jabczykattended the election of-new officers tO--thGreater Chicago Met-röpolitan Senior- Senate Board on Moztda.lan. 16. - The luncheon and intallationwas excellent. - We reQej.,e very valuableadvice for our Seniors and also litera-
-- turc which is-very.--infomaatjve --
--- Val Wasjlewskï, Rudy and Marie Proszek,--g9e Kaderbak, Franies Hen±ichg and, -
-Stanleyozdeckj are sure boostingtheir bowling averages .-- The°trio" of Ceil Mecb, Marie. -
- Skutnik and Sophie Leonard havé ourgratitude in helping in q1Ub fiñctions.We -welcomed in l0 new itembers on Jan.17 andwe are open to all- seni,rs of anydenomination. Our membeys think strongly,speatç Wisely, listen- to others, eliminatehatred and- discriminatjop and- seek unionand accord-with the -people and Villageofficials of Riles. . -
Happy. birthday to our members in Feb. -Ida Safranjc, Ida and Frank Paòletti,Cleta Johlie, William Meyer, Eletta -
4)
- - Paul E. AndersonMarine Private
- FirStClasspaul E.- Anderson, son of Mr. -
- and Mrs. Charles -Anderson of 8813Bllefort. Morton-Grove, has been ceri-
- toriouvly promoted- tohis present rnk-upon graduation fromrecruit training atthe Marins Corps Re-cruit Depot, San Di-.
rie received the-early promotion -for
- his superior per- -
Jormance during allphises of the li-week training cycle,Which emphasizedphysical condition-ing, self disci-pune and teamwork.
He joided the Ma-rifle Cofps in -June. -
1977. -
Nesàfld-VieWs- - Bandacqari, Marie Waak, Betty Schoen-
There. are still soiie tickets left- for the trip to Candlelight Theater
oriTuesday, Feb. 7. After lunch atthe theater, we'll see the matineeperformance of "The Sound of -Music" .-We'll getbackto the Center around6:30 p.s. This-play has been re- -
ceiviñg excellent reviews, so you-
woN't wan---tosniss jt. The cQs is. -
-- $14.50 andthis. includes bus, lunchand theater. - If- you want to reserve a
- place, call the Center. -
- GENERAL AÒTIVITIES - - .
Quilting will be meeting on Wednes-day, Feb. 1 at 1:30 p.m. They're makinglovely decorativcpillowa right ñow, sobe sure to-stop in for it. On Friday,Feb. 10 at li a-.m.,Linda Biga-willbe
- giving her monthly book reviewat theCenter. She'll tell the story of thebook she's selected. - -
LEGAL ASSISTANCE -ON WILLSAn attorcey will be at th Center
- On Friday, Erb. 3. for Individual con-sultations onwil1ì He can help yóu-with gùestionayou may have about yòUrexisting will. There's-no cha5e folthis service If you neéd a wil1dfawnup_, you must meet certain requirements.Your income cant exceed $10,000 and
- your assets excluding car and hoüsécan't be more, than $10,000. There's -anominal chare of $50 tó have a willdrawn up. Appointments are necessari),
- and you can. make One by calling the.- Center-at 967-6100, ext. 76.- REE TAX- SESVICE- FOR - ENIORS------: - -
Nowthat the-taxseason is here, theNiles Senior Center -is Spoñsoring. atax assistance service for sediors. Two-
-- tax aides who have.successfully-completed the IRS -training iession, willbe-availbble at theCenter every Fri-day rnornng starting Feb. 3. ThCy'll-complete your: state and -federal taxreturns at no.charge. All- you need to-bring in is infórmation on- your incomeand expenses for l97l(pnsïbn, Ssocjlsecurity, Wages, property taxes, - -
-medical expenses, etc.). These are
- individual appointments. To make -
your appointment, call the Center.--- TAX CONSULTANF AVAILABLE- ALSO - -
-,- -If you just have quéstions about your
state and federal income taxes there'sa tax consultañt here to answer them.Be'll beat theConter on Tuesdayafternoòns from l-3 p.c. , Starting in -
-February. Therea no chargfor thisservice, and you don't need an appoint-cent to see the tax consultant. All quea-tiòns will be kept ionfidential. -
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION INFORMjTION - -
Property taxes are-high as ft is,.. andalways seem to be-on the rise. A rep-resentativefrom the Aasessors Officewill explain how propety is reassesedand how to appeal your reassessmgnt;IEe'll also explain how the Nomestead
- Exemptionworks He'll be-here. on Mon---day, Feb. 6 atl p.m. After.his talk,he'll answer questions.MERCHANT DISCOUNT PROGRAM TO BEGIN
The merchant discount program forsenior Citizens Is beginnjngon Mondy,Jan. 30. Be sure to check other areas -of today'spaper for details. - : -
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MJW&U.SDA CHÒECE AGED STEAK-
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SIÌLOIN-
STEAKS
98LB.
PETRI DRY
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ARISTOCRAT
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CAMELOT
SCOTCH-
HEUBLEIN
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$,89LB.
DAD'S alGOLROOT BEER U BItS.
BUBBLE UPor
PLUS DEP.
612 QL CANS
*129
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FLEISCHAçANÑ - : ,. $ 9GIN.orV ODKA - -
- 25.4 OZ. BIL.
FRANZIA- :SWEfl 19VERMOUTHORD OZ.
SIRLOINPAllIES*129I LB.
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NAVEL 1O 2ORANGES FOfi I
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EGGS
BONELESSROLLED
RUMP
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BEEF LIVER
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CUBESTEAKS$169I LB.
LEANGROUND
CHUCKQQC
IB. MORE
KRAFT'SFrench.or Roka
- DRESSING
80Z.. '
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- -- 31.11er Bottle
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FEB. 1
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)'ELLOW
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HALFfrALF Pis.
U.S.D.A CHOICE
ROUND
STEAKr
LB.
AUNT JEMlMAAs__il JUMBO
WAFFLES WBOX\_. -FARMLANDDINNERS QQC2LB.PK. W
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$179u LB.
ARMOUR'SHARD
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w LB.
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CHEER-GIANT SIZE
'- $129ALL SWEET
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ARGAIjINE _49 READ GERMAN - - 2 -5 I 00750 ML. - ----
Page 2 -The Bugle, Thumdoy, January 26, 1978 The Bugle, Thursday, January 26, 1978 Page 3
IIDEL
w OCERIES
EARLY -
TIMES 750 ML.
Administrator ofthe Riles Piblic -.Library for 15 years,Frnk- Allen was hon-ored Saturday, Jan.21 with a RetirementTestimonial dinrerfor loo guests atthe Chateau Ritz,9100 Milwaukee ava.in Nilcs.
The library di-rector is retiringJan. 31 to move withhis wife'to New PortRichey, Florida,where thèy are build-jog-a home.
Numerous acknowl-edgments and testi--monials were reflect-ed in letters andte1egrains f rosi the .....administrator'sbrother, Rev. Paul L.Allen, Senator Char-les Percy, friendsand former colleaguesin San Luis Obispo,California, the WiL-mette Public Libraryand Morton Grove li-brarians.
consistent coopera-tion with the junibrcòllege in MortonGrove.
Presentation of abook and gift check
.made by Nues li-hrarstiff memberLois Grant initiateda standing ovationfrom Other staff mom-bers änd associatespreseiÇt-.gt the. Satur-day night dinner.
The firsj of many -
plagues Was presentedtothe retiring ad-ministrator by WilesMayor Nicholin N.
- Blase -who coennended.hiii on thg "quietdignity' which pro-
:.peIìed-out-Library.-;--- District effectìvely
and successfullyexpressicg thanks forthe."wjsdom andknowledge distributedto our young over theyars." - - -
A book plàque prof-- erred from the Wiles
Library Noard ofTrustees for 15-years of dedicatedand devoted servicèto residents of th -
Ni-les Public Library
EXTRA LARGE
E6GS
-- -MENU
NILES-
1Lb. Loaf
LOALINJ DELE fr. GRO(ERY
9018 MILWAUKEE-- SNÔ,PftS WAlk. - --
NEAl NILU MANOI um&i
Loaf of road with- $5.00 Puhas. -
- -
FRI., JAN.-27 and SAT., JAN. 28 :Cof f.. Cok.
ALMOND STRIA orCUSTARDAi OND - - --
- ---r--7633 N-MILWAUKEE AVE. - - - 967-9393
FORMERLYKRISpY ROLL BAKE SHOP -
District eloquently-stated,-"Of all. -
the treasures of the- world, the printed -
-- word-in- the most - - -
prioeless denoting-
the accumulated ----S- -knowledge of icen - - ,---
Pullen for the Maine-- - Township. Board and - S --
1-by State Senator - - - -i -
John Nimrod on behalf ai,oe is vai Maicheschicongratu_of the Wiles Town-lating Frank A11olr Bhile Dianemnañson
- - lioks on approving1y. -
- -Stte Rap.- uaene-- Roaximier a àollecion bE booksdchlickman read Cùlver-xecén1y Which we can truly be
-a resolution pre-
resigned as trustee proud. " I- sentefto the House due to ill health. - A native of Illinoisof Rresenitatives"The Wiles Public ---- Allen was born inIan li which honor- Library has lost one Rock Falls in 1910ed Allen for his "dad- of the- finest in- - - graduatilig .&om St-.iCatjon tothe library fluencds for bette-' Mury's giamoar and.inPr9feSiionalism nient it has evez-had,'I -highschoòl in Ster-
--and extended "con- noted Allen in tribute.. ling, - ill.. ,A deeegratulations and best Comoenting "the as Bachelor of -Lit-wishes for the future
--ukimary objsct-- of a eraturewas followed-
OnhiS retiremest. " library .is to provide .-by graduate Ctudy inThe. retiring li- for al-1 people an - Chidago and a degreebrârian who.reccjved door.for broad- iiillbrary'scjeicestanding ovatiobs be- ening of.their own- fiom the Universityfore and after his knowledge and skills, of Illinois. Ho- address:, told- dinner Allen wenton to say later served in the- - guests he was unable -----devolopment of the Forces anc]to list the. many,peo Nues 1thràryhas came to Niles in-p1w involved in the -been phenomenal thru. May, l-913 ftors San- -progressof theLj- f tfustees, staff and Lùis-Obiio s1iéiebrary District but
: alively interest of he was college-li-dic. pay homage to the people proviusnig brarian- : MG Police seek CB
- -
The Morton Grove - - C.S. radio patrolPolice Departsient's program.
- Crime Prevention - - The patrol wasBureau is looking formed in Feb.- 1977,for persons inter- cons sting of vil-
- ested iii volunteer- lape residents whoing their time to use the r own mo- participate in the bile- C.B. radio or
base unit. The mein-bers with mObileunits patrol the
-
- village, usuall,-' .
on-Weokond eveningson thelookoutrsuspicious activFities, or writing I:
- wire still grôwhg!1ie FirsiNationa1 Bankiìowhas total resources over
-10- --lliondcIt was just 65 years ago that the First National Bank of Des Plainesopened its doors to the people of Des Plaines. On that day in 1913, thebankhad $60,000 in assets, plus the determination to grow with thecity. Now, Des Plaines Is a city of 60,000 and Its growth has helpedboost the total assets of the bank to over 200 mIllion dollars.Thank you, Des Plaines. Thanks to you, we've helped each other grow.Together, we've both come a long way, and we can both go a lot farther.All around us, the city Is growing. The Des PlaInes Mall is open, andnext door to lt is our new home. lt is our investment In the future ofDes Plaines.
h
-1'
DIRECTORS OF THE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK
inncsCC, -
mi,r5/IgMa i.,I SSaa. tu D,att c,n,, a.,. w.,t,.a ç,CFI,dt.,5., 50.
Today, these men- are helplhg to shape the destIny ofthe bank, sé wellas the ßlty. Prominent and distinguished buslnesamefl fröm the area,
-
all sharing a common concern forinestmenta In Des Plaines.Ever since 1913, membersof theboard have been makIng decisionsthat affeçt Des Plaines fn many ways. Helping people buy andmantaln theIr homes1 cars, and places of business. Financing newIndustry as well as new Jobs. UsIng the resources of the bank to helpmake Des Plaines a better piace to live and work In. -
- Afld, ttday wIth over $200 million in tota! assets, we can do even more-tohelp the city that has helped us grow.
ìct Naticnal -Bank ofDec -PlainesMAIN OANK CORNEA LEE AND PRAIRIE/CONVENIENCE CENTER; 760 LEE sT. . -
MemberFade,alDeposiflnnunnsc, Corporation 'Membe,Fedet'alflese,y, System -
Page'ó The Bugle, Ihursday, January26, 1978
Aa- all-day I4ONACEPworkshop on "CrossCountry Skiihg andSurvival" will meéton Saturday, Feb.4, Troni 93O a.rn.
LEGAL NOTICE
'NDTXCE FOR FILIÂG- OF NOMINATING FETI-'FIONS"- -
Public notice ishereby given thatnominating petitionsfor membership onthe Board of Edüca-
- t1ok Schból blifrictNUiier 63, CookCounty, Illinóis,for members to beelectéd at the an-fluai election to beheld Aptil 8, 1978,shall be filed withJames E. Dowen - Sec-retary of the Board
. of Education in hisoffice at the du-cationaj Servicé - -
Center, 10150 DeeRoad, Des Plaines, -Illinois, betweenthe hours of 8:30o.clock A.M. and4OO. o'clock P.M. ,
The session willbe held on theOakton Interim -Campus, qakton andNagle, Morton Grove.
Instrùctor Pat-riJc Curtis wil'1discuss'ariousaspects of winter
- camping, crosscountry skiing, andplaces to buy orrent the necessaryequipment. -
Phe fee for this,programis $20 forhoth residents andiiozì-resjdent of -
the OCC/MO!tCEpdistrict. MONACEPis the adult educa- -
-tiOn program ofOakton and the-Maine and MilesTownship high - -
schools. - ' -
For further in-'fornaTion, -call' -the'BACEF Offjce 967-5821-. - - - -
---Demongymnastics -
Both the Maine.East-varsity and.sophomore gymnasticsteams defeated Glen-brook Nörth and-ÑálneSouth the weekendof Jan. 13-14. Theijenions remain wide-feated in -confer-ence competition.'
'Outstanding per-forniances were byJoe Ray, Who averaged8.13 in tue all-around; Lee Blunien-feld, with an 8.45on parallel bars;and Chris Jurica,withan 8.6 invaulting. ' -
LEGAL NO1ICE:,
dOTIC OF -PUBLIC . REARING ON AMEuD,JJ BUUGE!- AND APPROPRIATION ORDIÑANCE FOR \l977-18
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Notice ig hereby given by the Board of.-. - Education, School DisjctNu,er,G3. Cook. -.
Counpy, Illinois, that a tentative adendedç: - budget and appropriation ordinance fòr. -
;: said Séhool District 'for the fiscal- year' - beginning July 1, 1977, will be on file and
- , Conveniently avai1ble topublic inspection; at the Office Of.the Board of Education, . -
- ' 10150 Dee Road, Des Plaines, Illinois, from -
a--' -and-after the 27th day OfJanuar. 1978. ----
-Notice is hereby further given that a -
u public hearing on the amended budget and -
appropriation ordinance will be held at 7 30.
o'clock P.M. on the 28th dayof February, 'F 1978 at the Educational Service Center
10150 Dee Road, Maine rownship, Illindjs,lfl this School DistrictDated this 24th day of January 1978
- BÌbçùf «t.i&'ArlingmnHeights All Star TeamThe game was touted-as a exhibition basket-
ball gaine, but.one would be hard pressed torecognize it as such! The seventh grade St.John Brebeuf first string-teals stayed in theentire gaine as the leSd see-sawed back andforth winy times-, finally endingin regulationtimewith a 56 tO 56 tie --,a score inure lielyto occur -in a high school-'íme but very rareat grade school level competition. St. Johnfinally succombed to defeat in a three minuteovertime period. The All Star teas was corn-priced of t1e top players from sixteen diiferenjuxiior high schools in Arlington Hts. 'This -.game was a tune-up game for the All-Stams ibtheir bid to win two STATE seventh gradechampionships 'in a row.
When Coach Dan.I(osiba ws asked why heseeks- such- difficult'cöppe't'itiön 'f6hisgrade school baskethall tcams, hé repliedby saying "I want my kids to be abl to say -
they played against the best competition we,could find. Winning is nice when it happerns,
- but more importantly the boys strive harder.
BOWLINGNORTH ANÉkICAN NARTYRS
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Golf Mill State-'-'Sank 12-2Mons Food 8. Liquors 9-5Able Land Service 9-5Rhoade , Jnitoria1.Service 8-6Skaja TerraceFuneral Morne- 7-7Artistic Trophies
- Inc. - 7_7Dempster Plaza
t State Bank 7-7North ArnericanMartyrs 5_9Mmdli Bros. 4-10Koopluneral Home 2-12
- .,,BONOR ROLL- (Three game series)Len i(on,a, .. 611Greg Clirk, Jr. 605
(One game)L5n Korona;en ee
The, developself-confidence in their over , ' Dick Thielsonall abilities. " - - - Jeff Neunayer
The scoring for St. John's was lead by Greg Clark, Jr.- Tony O'Brian with 29 points. Paul Mardcek Dan Cicinelli
afld. Mike Parker foljówed with 12 points Greg Clark'Sr.!ac Bob . Barrett scored 6 points and John Jerry- Windells
- Sherwood--rojhdéd.out the'-scÓrg with S . , ilans Aicher- -.points. - - Joe Kadz- - 'A parent who has seen- nearly every game this -- St. John team has:played in the past2 years ST. JOHN 885850F
' xemarked "Coach Dan Kosibi has created a monster!,WOMEN'S BOWLIÑGI would - bate to be --the opposing coach in any LIAGUEof their-conference games unless I knew several' o their .layer had the flu - 'it's the only
'--time-they lose!' 'DaiiParker,'who received an-- -All St;,r award this year, was, missing from'the-,Al-1-Star aàmewïth the fTh - - -
, Recently, ti;is St.' Johnteammet a team they-had -beaten' by only one -point last yeir in a-championship tournarnent gare. --l'bis yearthe sani opposing team wasn't -4llowed a singlepoint, during the entirs first quarter. Thesecond string came in for tu,St. John teasand maintained a 30 point tid throughout thegame. 1n1uded ib this super second string'are Tic Wo1oevn M,i ,-.,'--;_, ----...- ------_---_-_&, ! f'; .paiscuïsaçi,Henry Eajak, from Sykto, Jim Kitc,iing and Bob
Last week,. aftel the"exhjbition Al1-Star-game", -St. John's sevebth gradé team went on -to drub four straight confe'rebe opponentsby runaway-scores. Included ir, ihat series'wasa stunning victory Over lath year's Con- -
Iference
Cham,ion'5t. Juliana of Chicago,'avenging a tournament championship loss of --
several weeks agowben several starting playersObn Sherwood and Bob Barrett) were missingfrom the starting line up. In that gane, st.John took charge and -never relinquished the ',lead. At one time they lead by 'an amazing 22
pointsu Witb-this 'victory St. John's seventh,grade teamis noi, in an èxcel-lent position tocapture the Northwest Cathólic Conference Title--- perhaps undefeatedin conference.play. -
: DR. PAUL HURWITZ. LTD.,- -PRaCTIcm LIMiTED ro
ANNOUNCES
OPENINO OF AN aooIrloNaL OF,OLD ORCHARD PROFESS ORAL EU LO NOOLD ORCHARD SKOlCi. ILL?ÑOIÒ.
varsity bowlingteam had a -t, -,victory over Hiles,East on Friday, . 'Jan. 13.
' Laura McCormackand, Karen IJseldingwbrW tied for a514 high series , '
Prevention is the besL midi:Cine for any' disease. TheAmerican Heart Association,wagtê to Stop heart diseasebefore itotàrts. By switching'to a hearthealthy lifestyle,
' you can reduce your own riais-AsIc youc local Heart Associa-
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, .w.Iry for wom.n or men and guarant..d for If. against' chipping. lois or chango in color.
lt's insy to own any of ths. 21 valuable gifts. Simplyd.poslt th.sp.cifI.d amount (new funds only) in a now orxisflng sàvings ' t. Thon soi.ct a lad. tom fr.. orfor a flomlal charge. So. adjoining chart for details,
- You can kp your ad. or give it as a present.Elth.r.'way way ah.ad by- saving mon.y on the giftand earning Interest oui your savings. ' -'' - Offer good only while supplies lait and limited -to on. -:giftp.r deposit. So come iji, pick out your lad. and take
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You'!e invited to visit-our lobbyand see this' glittfring collectionof lade jew4ry on display.
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Notes
1IEnmr6250 MILWAUKEE AVE SP 4 0366
Jos.pb WojçischO.*;kjI Son,
to attend.,..- Candidath for
presidont, .twp.vicCpresidentstréasurer, sec
- retary, ad 12-boardmembers have been
- raìmd.by -the:nom]natlnq corn-
- mittee; which.ccnsi-st-of: Leo- -
nerd Happ, -MaryJoTranter andClaytod Witt.
- : Friendi-of--the --Morton Gro.Ve-Li-litary will serveto promote ex-pia n and publicize the variedier.vibes -avail-.diìe -to-users- oftie ava l,ble'facilities. - - -
- Mrs. kaplan honored: at- ISrael Bond lncheon.
- Mrs. - HowarItap1ai(Marlene) of MortonCrove, wiiç was amongthose Chicago --area women ijistru-mental in the súccessòf the- 1977 IsraelBond campaign, willreceive- a Secial - --
award at the l98 -Israel Bond Women'sDivisiofl tribue.-luncheon, ThuridayFeb. 2 at llC) . --
am. - in ahe Pi'ck:Congres.s- hotel.
Mrs. Kaplan, who'served as Presenta--ionChairman.df the'-
- ForeverGreen
FlowersBlU MlIwguk.. Av..
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S13560. -,w $200.00 value
Call foi detàiI
)f'17 IsraCl BondAmbassador' s Dai i,
- willreCeìVe agraph of famedIsraeli artiSt L-David.
On Dean'slist
117 students UtGeprge Williams
- College, Caanèrs-Crhve-, Illinois, -
- èarned Ihn honorof being rankedon the DeaC's list
- for ti fall quat- --
- ter, Amacg thesé - -
students is, Patti-. Ann Lund, daughtér
of-Mr. Bert Lundof Morton Grove, Ill
HUDSON VITAMINS:.: Reg : SALE
Natural Vitamin A 10 000 units 1i I 69 1 29VitominB-1 250mg - - - - .10013.89 3.19VRamifl8-6 50 mg - -.- -
More than 400couples and theirguests will fillHoly Name Cathedral
-Sunday-, Jan. 20 at- 3- p.m; when John
Cardiflal- Cody will -
be the principal ce-lebrant of the Massoffend in h9lor9ftheir fifty yearsof marriage.
- Couples marking -hhir ciolden An- -
-ntvbtsUies in
: eihér 1977..or 1978- have been invited.:-by-tha Cardinal an
-rtile.. ArchdioceSan
. fice for War-riege -
arai Fami)y Lif toce).ebratb and - -
¿rf od's continued-
ìl_ ing8on themand ,Lheir families.
T he -event will befollowed by aninformal receptionin- the Cathedral
- cafeteria -,herdCardinil C Uy willvisit with the JohJ-larians.
-Advanced life
:- saving course
n advanced life-saving class is of-fered at Mayer KaplanJCC, hoib Church,Skokie on Monday nitesstarti,,g Jan. 23 from8-1b3ö ji.m. A lee- '
-ture,.,,eriod will be..ftoe 8-9p.is. nfhe re--mainder ofthe timewilibe spent onlifesak'ing water skill
The class is Aneri-can Red cráss certi-
-.iod and oné must -'be 15 years or older.Prior -to the class-aprelimina;y skill: -
test must be-passed.F0r more informati,
contact R.00nle Hay-rilla at Mayer KaplaU,3cc,_ 675-220, éx
- Congregation AdasShalom, 6945 Dempster,Motten GroYe will -hold Friday eveningfamily services start-ing at 8n p.m.Rabbi Israel orushofficiatihg . Evezy- -one is invited to -
attend and partffp -
in the Oflag Bhabbatfollowing services.Saturday morning ser-vices begin at 9a.m.
The Sisterhood issponsoding a .squaredanèe party onSaturday night,Feb..4.. The fupeveninigincludes dancingwith áallel Jack -
Ketcher plus a -
late Supper. Fordetails call 965-3862.
The Men's Clubis_ againi offeringEntertainment ' 78. -
books -offering -1
discounts on .
restairants, theatred.and sporting eventsfor only $16. F&r.- - --
---s Rabbi Nofman Betlétwill be questrabbiat NprthestS SuburbanJenish Coogreqation,7800 W. Lyons, Morton
, - Grové.- -
Saturday-morning at9i-S0 atns Rabbi Ber-let will conductServices and at 12noon Mineha after-noon -:servfces will
- be hel'd-..Fl1owin6Services, CharlesKahaiSnik will hostt:he Kid4usI. -
Sturda' morningServihes at .9 a.m.
- followed by a-Men's Clbreak-
- Friends of theMorton Grove
-
-LibraryFirst general
-seeding of..-I-'rioñds9f the Morton troveLibrary .wi1 be heldat-B p.m-ian. 30in the 1ibnry.Election of offi-ceri will. be tha
- péincipal order.ofbusies's acc,rdingto an announce--sent today by An-.thony Edelblut,
-Acting -fresident
- of -the- initial- group of Friends.
The library will hosta umberóf ds-plays and chottdiinonUtrations . -
All persons intqren-ted are invited
-- I1ki'S :- B.iOO.It:MILWAUKEE
-«er FnOWIU-FLORAL DIIGNSCOISAGII : IJiOU PLANTS
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Maine East' girls'
« -basketball
The Maine Eastgirls won theirfourth basketball!game of the seasonon Jan. 12 by beat-ing Maine West48-36. Kathy Perryhad a game high20 points and addedli rebounds. LoriMagnusson had 16points, which in-clucied Bof 10freethrows, andhad 4 assists.Sheila Finnegan
- had é team highof- 15 rebounds.
However, the MaineEast girls couldn'tmatch the quicknessof Waukegan West onJan. 14, losinga 83-30, as theWaukegan starter'skept up the pressureuntil the finalminutes. <athy Perryled the effort with8 points andJanet Hoosline add-ed 12 rebounds.
from thepeople . . . goodforpeople at mor Grove BankBecome The Original Owner Of A Future Antique CHOOSE YOUR PLAN AND BEGIN YOUR TRADITION
Natissally famous Howard Miller Batwick Clocks creale anheirloom for future generations to treasure. They beautify yourhome with their melodious chime and strike m500meets tobecome one of the family us they gww io ualue throughout theyears. Future g000ratioos will trace the history of each. grand-father clock through the personalized und registered brass plateleside the door, Potra thoughtfulness sffered by Howard MillerClock Compasy. -
Your grandlathe r ciuck is shippedto your home or business officeW- __ - at no uddifional eopenue, Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delioefv, All otheriowTw aio,w wem
- 45901W iKESQOLOElaN - uai2W THEVENETION,tlna n000nr,,e and olsud Ar,bi cnue,,aI, . Finest 11011m P' o,I,,nIa I. flutn,njc o Ils M,dilormr,an orluins
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- The Bugle, Thursay, January 26, 1978 O9B 9
Notre Dame to honor Rev. Shoot - and Greg -LuznskiNotre Dame High
School, Niles, willhold its 2nd annualbasketball homecom-ing game and alumniparty on Saturday,las. 28, at theschool. The battlingDons will meet theMaine East Demonsfor a big non-con-
Boys'gymnasticsThe Maine East
gymnasts defeat-ed Gionbrook SouthFriday, Jan. 6,by a score of134.32 to 107.52.
However, on Satur-day, Jan. 7, theDemons lost a non-conference meet toBuffalo Grove 124to 134. MaineEast was withoutthe services ofRen Bartusiak, whoinjured his kneeagainst GlenbrookSouth. Lee Slumenfeldscored a seasonhigh score on theparallel bars withan 8.35 score,
hood Ottowdown. The -
sophomore gamewill begin at 6o3tp.m. and the varsitygame at 8 p.m. Thehomecoming party willbe held in the cafeafter the game. Allalumni, theirWives, families,and friends arewelcome.
The special halftime ceremonies thisyear will honor Rev.Joseph Stroot, CSC,and Greg Luzinski,Class of '68, theall star leftfielder for thePhiladel'shiu Phillies.Father ftroot willreceive the Alumniii' s Dis-tinryuished ServiceAward in recogni-tion of his loyaltyand dedication toNDHS for thepast 23 years. Lastyear Coach RalphHinger receivedthe award. GregLuzinski has accept-ed the invitationto be os hand as
ference neighbor- his high schoolbaseball jersey ioofficially retired.
The post gameparty will featurelive -cétertajnnnentwith one of theschool ' s Melodonjazz groups. prizes,and refreshments.Admission seul be$1.
Greg Luiaiskiulayen] both footballand baseball forhis four years atNIDItS. He holdsfive school re-cons in baseball,most of theo set inhis senior year.
Father Stroot isa native of St.Louis, Missouri,and has been aoctober of- troc SocialStudies Dept. atNDHS since lheschool opened in1955. 8e earnedhis AO. and hao hisM.A. also fromthe University ofNotre Dame inModern EuropeanHistory. Hewas president of the
WOE TRENEOFOOeR,ONTELCLOCK - -
History TeachersAnon. of the Unter-ersity of Notre Damefor several years.In 1956 he organizedthe cross and AnchorClub at NDHS and isstill its nderator.He was also moderat-or of the StudentCouncil from 1964to 196g and hasretained thesupervision of theannual Mardi Grasbefore Lent forthe missions. Hewas appointed theAlumni Directorin 1976 but stillteaches History twoperiods a day.
Motor fuel taxIllinois municipali-
tie,p have been allot-tef\tl,522,l93.00 astheir share of motorfuel tax paid intothe State Treasuryduring December accord-ing to the IllinoisDepartment of Trans-portation . Allocationsincluded, Miles.$41 317.
PLAN 1Elegance le yoor hume. . . and money in year bankac000ntl Choose from the beootifutly crafted Hswand MillerBarwlck ciocks os display at The Monoe 0mw Back. Select theolonk of your choice, and open the Ceeiticate of Deposit in theamoant and maturity as shown. Thun eejoy your pew clock andrecebe 5% Interest for 48 moniho. goon money keeps working foryou earning interest whiie yoro eejoy a Grandfather, Mantel onHangln5 Wail Clock with melodious chime on strike msoement.The best of both worlds from the PnspIè . . . Good For People alThe Mortoo Grove Banh'
PLAN uToo may opes a Certificate of Deposit in the amountand nruturity us 550mg ucd receive your famous clock in lieu ofintereol and enjoy all the benefits of your interest is adoamon.Elegance ie yost home and money in your bank accountTeeMaybe Grove Bank!
Maine Township JewishCongregation, 8800BallatdTd, Des -
-Plaines, is holdingits annua]. Serv-a-unch at the teupleon Sunday, -Feh. 12 -
at 12 noors, There -- will be a fashion
show by t'lT. Marty:of Golf Mill, ex-citing door prizes, -and a wondñrftilIsraelí lunch in .honor o Israel's
,- 301±hbirth'day. -.
' Ticket are $4.50each with thedeadline being -
Feb. 5.For information
call th templeoffice: 297-2006. -
Hearts and Flwers - What couldbeacore fltting theme for the Hotru DameMothers Club Annual Luncheon anth FashionS}ow being held on ValontineS Day, Feh.-14. The luncheon is to honor all PastPresidents of the.club and or thebenefit of the'pchool. -
This yearthe lundheon will be heldat Allgauers, -2855 N.Mlwaukee ave.,Northbrook, with fashions from CharlesA. Stevend. '-Ia --
. Shown above is the committee admiringthe lovely table decoration and one of
5the many rafle prizeñ.- Seated from- left to right aré, Bea Daddbno, Mary1An, fr(ä,mniñ,ThñresaRigall, RosemafyEñsen,-Maureen Hrandt, Jonnedtevens, -
- gnd .CarolBarsett. tañdin are LorettaNennen, Jo DiMane and Marietta Pullano.AlsO, on the committee but not picturedare Joyce Byron and;Grace Riley. Tickçtsare $12. For reñorgations call TheresaRigali, 825-7663 or Mary Ann Kannin, 825-
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5149. -
I -Program on rape -prevenfion
The Morton Grove loman s Club evening meet-ing will be lan 30 at the Firestde Inn 9101WaGkejan fd. Horton Grove. Cocktails-6,30--
The program w 11 be an outstanding filmbased on the book by Frederic Storaska Exec-utive Director of the National Organizationfor the Prevention of Rapé and Assault Howto Sa to a Rapist and Survive His ap-proach is unique and destroys some of themyth., surrounding the most frighteninj 4-letterword in the English language - RAPE OfficerHubert Heil from the Des Plaines SafetyEducation Dept will answer your questions
All Combers and friends welcome For reset-Vations call Be'ty Ocian 966-6995 or DorothyPats-ce 966-5547
Members shown above (1-r) Mrs Robert Biel-efibrg, Mrrr Paul Conr4eIIy, !is; bitPI
audMrs.MarviOig$l$ . - s'i - i
Career workshopfor single woman
A career Workshop, for the single woman--divorced, widowedand separated--con-sists of consecutivesessions Thursdaysfrom 7,30-9,15 p.m.at Mayer Itaplan JCC,5050 Church, Skokie.It is co-sponsored
by the Adult ServicesDepartment of MayerKaplan 3CC and JewishVocational Services
Call Adult ServicesDepartment, 675-2200,ext. 2X8 for moreinformation.
Parents WithoutPartners
North Shore Chap-ter 378 of Parents
*Without Partnerscordially invitesall single -parentsto its General Meet-ing on the secondand fòurth Fridaysof each month at8,30 p.m. at theVilla Toscani, 6211Lincoln ave. , Mor-ton Grove.Our next meeting
will be on Jan. 27.Bill Frey, a mefaberdf Chapter 916, willgive a slide presen-tation on the Southpacific. Coffee,çash bar,)and dane-ing will follow themeeting.* For further in-formation, ca-il869-8848 or 864-
2583.
ARAD meetingMrs. Bella tunis,
R.D. , M.S. , will speakat a meeting of theAnorexia Nervosaand Associated Dis-orders Association(ANAli) at C p.m.,Jan 26 at HighlandPark Hospital, 718Glenview ave. , High-laridPark.- The meet-ing will be open tothe public, accord-
: . ing toVivian Mechan,Presidentof ARAD.-For additional infor-
- mation call Mrs Mee-hanat 831-3435.
On Dean's listDavid Christopher
Cwik, 8256 N alcott,Hiles, has beennamed tothe Dean'sLdt -at 1IllinOiSStateUniversity,College of Business.Frink Harrison,Dean, honoro4 the -
.stúdentñ -of high
sch6lastic achieve-rneot for the 1977-78 - fall semester.
"Italian cooking"NONACEp's six-
week course on"Italian Cooking"will begin onWednesday, Feb.s, at Maine WestHigh School, Wolfand Oakton, DesPlaines.
Featuring a
One-session cooking,Courses i-n "HomeMade Pasta, " "WonTon and Egg Fon Tung,""Puff Pastry," and
-"Omelettes, " will
be offered byMONACEP in earlyFebruary.
to 9,30 p.m, atHilen West.
The fee for eachof these sessionsis $8 for bothresidents andnow-residentsof the MONACEP
district. MDHACEPis the adult educa-
tien program ofOakton CommunityCollege and theMaine and HilesTownship highschools.
variety of
specialties fromNorthern Italy,the course willinclude a festiveprango. Sessionswill meet from7,30 to lo p.m.each week.
The cost of thecourse is $33 forboth residents andnon-residents ofthe MONACEP district.MDNACEP in theadult education pro-gram of OaktonCommunity Collegeand the Maine andHiles Township highschools.For further is-
formation, callthe MONACEP office,967-5621.
Crime PoventIo lipsA leak aal yeur windew sa-
casiosally may presenl a crimefram being cammitted in year
. eighbarhaad.
"Home Made Pasta"will meet from7,30 to 10 p.m. onMonday, Feb. 6. atMaine Went HighSchool, Wolf andOakton, Den Plaines,
On Tuesday, Feb.7, "Won Ton and EggF00 Tung" will beheld from 7,30 tolo p.m. at MaineRast High school,Dempster and Potter,Park Ride.
Tire "Puff Pastry"class will also meeton Feb. 7._from7,30 to 9,30 p.m.at Hilss West HighSchocl, Dakton andEdens Expressway,Skokie.
"Omlettes" is thetopic for Wednesday,Feb. 8, when thinpopular MONACE P
session will meetfrom 7,30 p.m.
Special Sellingof Lingerie
ROBES, GOWNS, PAJAMAS, ETC.
20% - 50% Off
5pm Sm L BasPUNTY Inthi,sl, Ap sImps9 'UI ISOor ISEEONLY at these 3 locations Wliblmd PL SIm.
PASSING Mml ond pIIOn orders asc.ptsd mss ml 151,5
In HighIond Psrk, nil 432-0220 nI 7 UNTIAL ASS.In Clrkngn, soll 337-0588 nl 147 U. 555M ST.In Sknki., all 6775828 nI 4O4 OIlT ST.
DOWN-TOWN SKOKIE
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DAYSTHURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - JANUARY 26.27,28
Save what you Save Shopping0(15'S leI the money you suet shop'ing lire hIIrgiriirs al Duilio fOays s ¡p throughyour fingers While you tic helf IS rlow,rlown Skohie, -While the saeings YOLI
rave m4dc arc iresli in your Blind - Cr,nrc ori oc, to the First National Biink ofSLokif 511(1 pIll tIlLIsc ,.lsillgS ifltl)41 5,lsill5i, 4CC,lLlfll. LeI that money work for youmaking more money eRst great sale.
tMonday evening, Jan.16, 1978. Whilenothing- major -Occur-red, I know thatthe prevention 'ofanything happeningwa the result ofYOUI .lgrtment'aalert observatjônLet me explain.
. Notré Dame praises dedication of NUesEditor's Note, The One of ydur offi- planation can befollowing letter was cers while on rou- found at this timereOeived bythe Wiles tine patrol observed for the doorPolice Dept. the rear door of being opened or the
our school opened lights being on,. Dear Chigf ,Emrjkon, and lights on in the - their concern andI wouldlikglfo building abput 11,45 interest in thisexpress.the.thanks V p.m. on g above matter warrants thed.f allat'Notre Dame date 'H,e notified , highest praise.High school tq,the . . 'the StSlion who gall- No doubt this ob--
. ed me by phone. I servation is the re-came over to school sult of good train-
V and by this. time there ing and a dedica-were four officers tion to the philo-on the scene. They sÓphStöfa very goodcame withV am on a
V Polige Department.sarch of: the build- I did not get theing to make sure V names of the fourthat all was O.K. V officerà but IWhiaeV.00thingV was V would like to loll -f ouhd, to. be-out of - you that these menOrder and no ex- are a credit to
LtTER.V.VÈDITOR tPolice
your departmentand to themselves.Their concern thatall was in order cor-tainly impressed me.It would have been -
easy for them tosay, something like,lock the door andif you find, any-thing call back, butthey made' sure be-fore leaving thatall was in orderand if there hap-.........pened to be some-body in the buildingmy safety was up-permoSt In theirminds.
If possible I woOld,-like for you tdletthese iseo know thattheir work is verylauch appreciated byall at Notre Dame.I would also like.to add athank youfot the countlessother times, thatfor various reasons,we call for théassistance of thePolice Departéent.These calls are
Lion. All of Hilescir,: be proud ofand be sssurod. thatthey.have a trút .
.. friend 'in the menof. the Hiles PolieDepartment. '
Thank you ifot 'V'giving. me this op-V portunitytó say a
few làng pvordiie.'words about th
.- Miles Police.V.V...Sierely,
John P. BurkeBüdinss Manager'Motté 'Damé High V
School, Hiles
"Fantastic job"DearVMr2 Besser,Sorryabout th
fire - but, you aredointj fantasticjob getting out thepapar. Congratula-ions'- Happy New.'
Sincerely,V ClareDoud V
VNilethV,:.Ì11.
':V ;WiIJiiifltiMeiÓi
.
Flynn urges t4
voters to readlocal newspapersDear Editor t
, My name is ThomasFlynn and I am a
. Democratic Candidatefor State Senator inthe 4th DiStrict. Ialso ran for StateSenator in 1972 andState Representa-tive in 1974. Still,on prikary day onMarch 2l.ininy voterswill ask who is TomFlynn and what doeshe stand f05? The un-fortunate fact isthat many local can-didates will not be ,çgknown by even thevoters in their hometowns. I urge you toread your localsuburban newspapersand read the pressreleases of the vari-ous candidates.This is the only wayto properly informyourselves ofwhat we candidatesare saying and
'V what we will do ifèleôted.
e have a great. Democracy.here butwe have to work at V
keeping it an in-, formed electorate.
Mafly foreigst nationsdo nót allòw anyoneto vOte for officeexcept a few men-bers of lhe leader-
Vship. Their citizensnever vote for any-
., thiñg except withtheirfamt. by fleeingtheir homelands. Iurge you te buy alad
: thon read.yourlo- -
cal newsaps.V If"you do thehymu can
voto with the con-fdence that. you agreewits Tom Flyrùa or do
V not agree with him.'V' If you do then you.: can voteawith the con-
fidence that. yom didyourslsall part inour 'Democracy. Thank
V 500 and remember youV, must be registered
On March. 21 to votefor any 6f VÙ Pleasereister early.
Sincerely,Thomas W. Flynn
..:Démocrstic . Cand .
..StateSenat±or. ..dthDistrict
.--,t.0tt S)VV)Sta . : usted at Sheppard'T Meier son of Ir2U'B TetI from theIand Mr Wuhan J Air Sorce tech-
VMeieroft683O.VKeen nical training course.Jé,; as grad- ' ,..
Grazian endorsed by. 'Maine Township GOP
j,a A local risident,. Leonard Grazian of
Morton CroTe, re-ceived endorsementlast week of theNaine Township Re-gular RepublicanOrganization forone of three newsuburban judge-ships.
Grazian also wasendorsed by theSuburban RepublicanOrganization,which encompassesall the suburbsof the Chicago-land area. He andthe other, twocandidates werescreened in Noven-ber and receivedthe approval of
tTV the GOP groupas. most highlyqualified.
Phil Raffe,Maine TownshipGOP committeeman,said this week,"I am especiallypleased Len Grazianwill be a candi-date for one ofthese new judge-ships. MaineTownship will nowfinally have sfull circuitjudge. Grazianhas given sacrif i-cisl service toMaine TownshipGOP womenmeet
Carol Vander Wee.-den, guest speakerat Friday's dessertmeeting of MaineTownship Republi-can Woman's Clubhas wide experie/cein political acivi-ties to draw 0V forhr talk on %ech-flifo inning
The rogr,am isopento aIyone in-terested in learningmore about the Re-
,.. pub lican Party. and'its beliefs, adwill be held' in theBlue Room of Des
..' ' .' XOrff,f:827_1B48, OV i,e,.Marg'aret. Young,
.
825-193g. ' .
his coneneity forsany years."
Grazian, 53, wasappointed recentlyby Goy. Thompsonas chairman of theIllinois Soard ofVocational Rehabili-tation. Art attorneyand father ofeight children,he served fiveyears on theMaine Townshiphigh school board,including two aspresident.
The other ts.'oendorsed candidatesfor the new sub-urban judgeshipsare Peter Bakakosof New TrierTownship and RotaryGentile of Palos.
t,
The Bugle, Thursday, January 26, 1978 Page 13
Residents donation to Lincoinwood LibraryA Lincolnwood com-
munity organization,Concerned Lincoln-wood Residents, hasmade a donation of$3'3.25 to the, Lin-coinwood 'Library,$aIìounced Mrs .
Lalonna Kienitz,ube library'shead librarian.
The organizationis comprised ofhomeowners in the¿Vena of Lincoln-wood bordered byCrawford, Lincolnstd Devon andhas been activein various corn-munity activitiesfor several years.Originally form-ulated to oppose aZoning variationthat would allowJoseph Lumber
its area, thegroup collecteddonations fromthe residents tomount an informedpresentation be-fore the sortingboard.
The group hascontinued to re-main involved invarious communityconcerns, and flowhas decided thatafter two yearstheir "finalgesture wouldbe t,, make adonation to avaluable con-muflity organiza-tion" accordingto ':0e group'sspokesperson, Mr.John Carlson ofN .'pringfield
Company to enter ave. in thevillage.
'tSrs. LadonnaKienitz acceptedthe gift withgreat pleasure." 1, ' rn so pleasedco see Lincoln-
. "nod residentsconcerned aboutthe needs oftheir new library,"she commented.Mrs. Kinnitzplans to use thegenerous fundsto buy some ofthe major re-ference booksthat will bemost beneficialto the librarypatrons.
OVE RNIGHTSENSATION!
Peppers Waferbeds new store it 9800 N. Milwaukee Ave. in Niles isreally an overnight sensation
To celebrate their braNd new 6th store, Peppers ¡s having a sinsationalGRAND OPENING SALEII! Now you can get yourself.a deluxeking size waterbed for only $99.95" And all other prices havebeen drastically reduced !l
So hurry over to Peppers beautiful new showroom and'get your veryown overnight sensation -- one you can enjoy 365 nights a year I!
áidHoIERNGS
9800 N. MIlwaukee Ave., iNiles(Just.north of Golf Mill)'
..V. 29.6-7549
:.Çoflgra*uIatesVIocaLSchoo1 BoardsDear editors - capped children such of.R.S.A.
VArtjcjes.óf Age-VP6giónal SerVicesAgency.
ment with the '
boards, by that
dprsed a. oncept
incidence handi'.
action, haie en-
respective school
¿atifying the new0V) SItU 00 tOr.sVchoolboards 62,:. : - impaired and deaf. special thank-you
f service to low
, ---.- - Suh1dng-e is in store for
Members of those
We heart4iy thankV as the eaxing- V We believe a
needs and benefits Dan andEileenassociated with . Hirschfeldtheendorseuffent 8702 N. Osceola
many.. hoursof .: :- from othec areas
belitveboard V
19 months alongmèmbérs exerted . , . with delegates
theSe youngsters Most Serely
Dotarrived t V
V : from Maine Townshipeasily arfd we
: who labored for
ing to comprehend promise aggppent.
ihvolvements are the delegates
iork in. attempt- to find a cdc-
age 14 The Bugie, Thursday, January 26, 1?78
Objecting Auorney Asks CancHation of PetitionZoners "Laèk Jurisdiction" in PróedTo.üb PUDThe lijes Plan' .P' beautiful plansCommission and Zoñ- tinued to Feb. 27 notice by the Board in color and ining Board OfAp_ the petition by which dtd not COfl_ three-dimension forpeals was told Mon- merjcan'National tain the required zoning apptovl,"day night the vil- Bank TrOst Samuel legal description said Comr. Cohen.lage. could be in- Bobbins Sole of the property to "Looking at yours,'volved in fruit- Trustee to rezOne be rezoned; stated he told Jeromeless litigâtion the land trom as improper the Schein, attorneyshould zoners ap- manufacturing to petitioned re- borve rezan i na -. -. --- . ----------ei Planned Unit zoning to Rl (single IS aOaOIUt&a 23-acre Omcant DevelopMent (POD) family> PUD instead shock because ittract for a high- for clafjfica_ of the correct R4, represents a stack-density hoùsing tion of legislative multipli family,development pro- procedures and for . PUD said thatposed near 5701 preentation of procedures underW. Touhyave. in documented PUD village code forBiles adjoining
- requirements - -. rezoning weite notthe Edgebrook by the petitioner, observed in pioper founded zoneraarea of Ohicago, Inunedïätdry ioz ordr 'and that noted Comr. Char-to a projeated witnessek in prior les O'Grady whoJ LEGAL NOTICE Zoning BOard delay hearings had not
in action Louis An- been placed underoath before giving
oWfl:rshipcel, Chacao at-
testimony. Be under innerabjer
PUBLIC SI torney for the.-.finaljzedwiththe tat "ill ovar
Wotic of PropostdEdgebroojc Coin-
re uest that "théke the country.Changes in SOhgdules..
. munity..Associatjon' proceedings be put The proprty was
To Patrons of COM-
"in anhlty.'- revioüsly'jn_
C"YOU are vea- olved íñ a pro-
' Oticulate," Zoning -
1ONWEALTH EDION'COMPANY
Commonwealth Edi-son Company hereby.'ivos notï''e to the'
Public thai it hasfiled with the 11h-pois Commerce Corn-.iflissiOn On January .
20, 1978 Proposedchanges in its
,rates and chargesfor electric pub-Lic utility servicein all of the areasin which it pro-vides retail Ser-
. vice.Such changes in-
volve and wáuld ,
effect a general . '
rate increas,' pro-'Viding for increasesin ctarges for all
- 'Mhile this bOardis not a judicialbody we have ahigh egard,of're5_ piece of propertyPOflslOillty fair- within Milwaukeeness and do not in Noward and Harlemfringe on the rights
ave-. in exchangefor . Chicago annexa-tion of the Touhy -
land to permit con5truction-,f 135homes.
Attorney Scham
t
h
- siyo
- Se. th
tofor the thir....... - Lcpresentlna - n--u time '> - ':-- c'ad' Ç' Ei;;
aprtmeflt' to $4QO -
plus utilities fort hreebedroornsUn ta would sellfor $160,000 to - ' - -
- S-150 000, - -----------kdgebrook home-
owners and" other -
area residents -
strongly protest- the PIJO. Citing traf-
-- fic probhems ifety,hazards,,added
- studenti-to NuesC1astrooms. and theproposed denqityWOtihabe de'tir:: 'mentait0 the.cöm -,
-mun-ity..........,- -
Zoflers find flóth-'ing -Unqueun the --
PU>) planning in theWay o reéneryparking and otherlooked-for amenities
- OtheF.p1annershave::cpziC56 With'
Smokers ready to. break th, ,habit 'areinvited to attend a
' : , «Stop Smokung Clinic"-- for' five Consecutivo-
venings, Sunhay, through Thursday,
Fèb,.l2to 16, st' Maine 'Eas' High '
School, ' Dempster' and Pâtter, Park ' -
Ridge .- '
The five Bcs io-r.meeting from 7,30to 9;'lS'pm. 's'respOnsored by-the '
Seventh Day Advent-ist Church of Northbrook in con] unctionwith MONACEP ' the - '
' adult ed;;,atjon, -'
Z
ey
single family homesunder Chicago an-neZation . Construc_tion of the homesin Nile'swas notfeasible he saiddue to added Costsof $600,000 to bringin Chicago water.
O'Grady maintainsthat if Chicagodid not want Nuesto Zone multiple(the rezoning peti-tion has been pro-tested by ChicagoAlderman RomanPucinskj and 45thWard AldermanFifelski) , Chicagoofficials couldresolve thecase by allowingster and sewerights.Robert NUlCahy,
resident of thedgebroojç . Asso-iation,casked in-ulgence by theoning Board forngagjifg the ser-ice_s of Anbei.We're not tryingo be actfgonistjcut are here asood reighbors,"e told commis-oners. "We needur 'help. 'He noted thatwer lines fromeEdgebook 'areare not àdequatehandle- adds tional
th Jan 23 I5;O, Owner-petitioner area under petition. Hdarjn4. Theorigi_ Joseph Judah (now c for raz'oning.
. nah request hst.......under trust agree- P.Pproximately 60'.;oci..f r.624it m0f Samuel Rob- .,area objectors at-.w'as .modifiéd.nec ..bins) said his cli- tended the Monday
1'5 tO.354.units of ent..origunalhy i Opon Gearing in
.11S.ihree_fl'at .r . ' .laflfled to build 135 '1 the -Village Council' buildings. Rentals ' ' ' Chmbers.went from $2goPlusutìlities for Stop smoking Clinic
;. program of Gakton" Community Colle6ec and the Maine, and -
' Miles Township high' schoo1. The clinic« will be directed by
Afthur Fry who has' led,MONACEp'- Stop'
Smoking -programs'' for seviral years.' The cot of-,- the'
fave eye; ing program is $9 forboth. residents endnon-tesidcnts ofthe OCC/MONACEPdistrict
For further in-form t on call the
..MONACEP .Off{'de'..OSi",' 58:;!. - , -
bonus atmatuj
Off the NILES
: POLICE BLOTTERTHEFTS . .
¶wo IBM Selectric typewriters valued at- $1,100 were reported Stolen Overnight jan13 from the offjçe area of Gould Corp. at6565 Howard st.. . . Ar; 18 year old Park Ridge girl report-ed her raccoon coat Stolen from the TimeMachine, 5046 Golf rd. She said she chechedthe coat cl 1 am. Jan. 15 and ,hen she z'--turned for the $350 coat it 'a gone.
Someone broke into the metal oil canlocker on the driveway of the Service Sta_thon at 9000 MilwasJsee ave. overnight Jan.12 taking 25 'one-quart cans of Shell MotorOil valued at-$l.25 each... . A 67 year old tas assistant living atthe Leaning Tower Y, 6300 W. Touhy, toldpolice someone entered his room around 8 p.m.- Jan. 12 taking 1,274 shares of revenue stocks -with an undetermined value.
.
VANDALISM -..During the night of Jam. 12 SB 'pellets put2 holes into the plate glass window of Jack'sBarber Shop at 8100 Oakton st causing re-
placement damages of $350.POSSIBLE O.D.
Police Investigating a complaint of a womansleeping in s car at O a.m. Jan. 13 in theWit 'N Wisdom parking lot in Golf Mill founds 45 year old Des Plaines woman incoherentin the car.
After investigation of the auto revealedshe took an unknown amount of valium, shewas taken to Lutheran General Hospital whereofficers were told she had been releasedthe night before for the same thing.FOUMD ...
A Cash register taken in a previous burg-lary nl the New Look Hair Odnign at 75
'Milwaukee ave. was found on the front lawnof a Loras Lane residence during the earlymorning hours of Jan. 12.
' - USES STOLEN CREDIT CARDS ' ...A Zion teenager had three stolen credit
cards in his possession at the timp of hisarrest Jao. 18 when ho tried to buy a pana-
. sonic record changer at the Treasury, 850GGolf rd. , with a stolen Master Charge carp.
'ohice said the charge cards had beantaken in theft fj-om a Zion resident's autoJan. 17.CASGES STOLEN CHECKS . . . -
'A 27 year old Des Plaises man was chargedJán. 13 with theft, and attempted tIeft forCashing a stolen check and' attempting to cash
'anothez at the Dempstor Plaza State Bank,8500 Dempstgr st.
.. .' Arriviñg on emergency dispatch, police
. blocked the bank emit and apprehended the'man.'as he attempted to drive out of the
bank lot. -
LOSES CAR, RECOVERS SAME . . .
' .One Oes Plaines resident will not carry
. 'fond'memoriés of the January snowfall.,.Thg 46 year old engineer said he wasOsthound around 5 p.m. Jan. 13 on Main st.
fléSr.Ottawa when several snowbal'Ss hit hiscar.',,He exited the car and reprimasdedsevetal nearby youths who pelted him with
; more 'snowballs.When he chased the fiveyouths, one ran
:IdC!c" to the victim's 1977 Mercury Gougesand.drove off, A police search of the area'ldcätod the car parked in the 8305 blockof 'Ohcott. -
EHhiATENING PHONE CALLS ...Sotheone' speaking in a horror-type Voice
rda5edly called an elderly Birchwood ave.resident at intervals Jas'. l from 7 p.m.lo'8 p.m. stating, 'You are going to die!',fer,'which the caller hung up the phone.
The Bugle, Thursday, January 26, 1978
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L
atrol .Awards
Three Mortón Grove 61tizens recíved awatâsfor their outstanding cooperation and helpin the law enforcement effort at the Jan. 9meeting of the Mortôn Grove Village Board ..
Two of the recipients of theCerificate oAppreciation" were Morton Grove Mobile E,ePatrol members. :
The Mobile EyePatrol fa the all voltiritergroup of Morton Grbveresidents who patrolthe streeta in their om vehicles using theiron C.B. radio equipment to report suspicibusactivities or crimes to the police. Sincé theinception of the patrol club last February,.meinbers have logged over 4,000 hours of dònatepatrol time.
Shown above 1. to r. are Chief NormanGlauner, Irwin Stone, Stewart halter, SteveClarkson, and Mayor Richard Flickinger.
Resurréctión stroke clúbA meeting of the ing adjacent to
Resurrection HoS5it the hcspital, 7447al Stroke Club has S. Taicott ava.,beén scheduled for Chicago.Wednesday, Feb. 1, Forfurther in-at 7 p.m. in the - formation''ábòùtmain floor confer- the club call, theence rooa of the hoipitals. SocialProfessional BUild .Servic Department
Board çf tusteesCommunity..11 c)jstriot)roCtor f Bu tServices
Legal Notiée [ 482.:Thê.oárdof
Trustees of CorNnun-ity College Dis-trict 535will re-Ceive sealed-bids
- for the PLirchase-of Type CompositionB Camera-Ready Layouts for 0CC Dïr, -,ectory of Cdurses
r l978-79jajto..l0i00.a.iTUesaV,Februay 7 1978at the Administra-tive Office of Oak-ton ColmnuGity Col-lege Béilding #5,7900 North NagleAvenue, Morton Grove,Illinois60053.
Bids will there:after-be publiclyopened and read a-
r r, Loud. pecificationsof items to besupp1ie- ¡aày be-obtaiñedrom the
ector bfrBusiriessSerwices at -the Col-lege s Administre-ti" fico:-' -
r<3 t4ustees.-Cnit Co]lej-District No: 53cDirgotpr of Bu
ILegai Notice
The Soard of Trus-,tes of CommunityCollege DistricE --
535 will reéeivesealed bids forthe Purchase ofColörStudio Cémeraup-to 900- S.S.,Tuesday, February7, 1978 attheAdministrative, Of-fice of Oaktoi ' -
coins tniy--r Céllege.Buiidiflg S,. 7h00ScrthrNág1e Avenue,'Morton Grove, Ihm-ois 60053;
Bidéwill- there-after be publicly-opened and read a-loud Specificatfionsof items- té bd sup-plied nay bedb- -tamed from the- -
- Office uI-the-Dir- -èflor-of - ub1inSsServices at theCollege s Admini-tSatie Office. -
- .SJßrstudents Puccloentertain elderly James PucciO,. - unti-i 9opm. PUccio"Neither sleet, Maine Tnship' peg- stated, "Registra-
nor snow.....applies ular Democra tiço in the-Precinctto both mailmen and Consuitteeman Candi- is usuahj' the mostvolunteers. On Tues- date, is urging all convenient methoddy, Dec. 20, during persons eligible for aost people,one of this wintér's to vote, to be car- but is also theheaviest snowstorms, tain they arereg- final chance a per-over sixty, sixth isered so they can son has to registergrade students from exercise their con- sothat theyareSt. John Brebeuf stitutional privi- eligible to vote ioSchool, (131 N. Mar- ledge in the up- thg March 21 Pri-lub, Nues, voluntarily coming Primary Ehen- mary Election".visited the residents tion 00 March 21,of Bethany Terrace 1978. Many people The Primary Elec-Nursing Home, 8425 believe they are tíoS will chooseN. Waukegan, Morton registered to vote, the candidates who.Grove. Accompanied but because of will represent theirby Sr. Join StolId, changing addresses respective politi-principal; Sr. Rita or failure to have cal parties in the
been counted in- November 1978 Gen-the canvass of the eral Election.1974 Election, theirregistration mayhave abaco canpeledrequiring re-refis-tration.
Herrig, sixth- gradeteàdhè; and Mrs.Jdái2le Belitoéte,tilt Students walkedto and from thUhoSe through Shestorm.
During their visit, A citizen who isthey participated in 18 years of age oraMass celebrated older and meets thed by!athér Don Hnghes minimal residencyandsang Christmas requirements cancarols. After the register to voteMais; the students at their City orvitited the elderly Village Clerk'sandpreserited each office during busi-withafestively ness hours or atwrapped. gift. pf----. the Maine Townshipsogp or cial-... Clerk's office, ortissue along-witha personalcardcréatedbythe 'students.
muit-iollegeDistrict 535 will:receive ceulot bidsfor r the - Puréhase
--- -o- Printing of -
the Monacép Spring -
Term-Bulletin up to -
9,03a.m., Monday,February6, 1978
-at -the.Administra-tive Offide of Oak-ton Community Cot-:lee -Buildiig. 5,790Q North SagheAvenuê Morton Grove
I1inpis. 60d53..- ,:Bids will there -
after be publclyopened and readaloud Specif i-cations of rttéms
Mr Flynn suid,-nI -agree: with:-Re-publican Tom Rueèk-ert that the MaineRepublican Orgini.zatibn -ehdorsementof Sen. Nfrsróarwas
sham I know atleast two Repubhi-can precinct cap-
"However" , statedPuccio, "my alec-tion for MineTownship RegularDemocratic CorSait-teeman is held atthe came time asthe Frimary. Votersthat want to electrse will have tovote on thet day".
Ferions needinginformation or vot-ers registrationaPe welcome tocall the headquar-ters of Puccio for
bf pdbl1c.de3ate be-foré the -péòplS. Ihereby 6ffer -apublic challenge tpall the other four -
-. Flynri went onask thSttheRe-publican and Demo-cratic Committee-men arrange for atleast one debate unthejTowcshj
Nues Family ServiceSiles Family Ser-
vice is presentinga five-week Mar-nage Enrichmentseries on ondayévenings, 8-10 p.m.,Jan. 30-Feb. 27,at the Siles Tri-dent Center, 8060Oakton st. in Siles.The wrkshop-dis-cussion will be ledby a married pro-fessional couple,DiaSe and RonMartin.
Diane Martin,N.A. , teachespsychology atthe Collège ofDuPa5e and hasled seif-actuali-zation groupsbr women atSiles Family Ser-vice and otheragencies.
Laughing allowedat the libraryBreak up the Winter
blahs! Come to theSiles - Public Library,6960 Oakton, All -
school age childrenare invited to "Feb-ruary is LaughMonth" , a seriesoffour Saturday morn-ing programs offer-ed by the Children'sDepartment.
Lidtening to sillystories, seeing funnyfilms, hearing ridi-culous riddles, andsinging sillySongs, Will bringout the gigglesin eveifyone whocomes The dates-are Feb. 4, 11, 18,an 25. Each programwill start at 11 a.m.and last approximately45 minutes. ALIschool age childrenwhb like to laughare invited!!!
Móaton GroveLibraryhappenings -
- The popular hobbyof model trains willbe...the subject of
- a program at the:Morton Grove Li-brary called "Mania-tore Raili?oading"
:0nTsday, Jan. 31at7r3bp.m.
Mr.: Roñald -Sakai: Uill bring sòme ofr-hístrains and will
-- discesi therepro-ductio0s of original
-- ticies and 15initurelandscapes. Bothchi1ren and adultsre welcome to
attend thiS un-Ual. program. -
RonalS Martin,Ph.D. , is aPsychologist atHiles F;ily Ser-Vice and North-west Su_man Re-source Center,and does psycho-therapy with in-dividuals, Couplesand groups Dianeand Bon have ledmarriage enrich-ment groups atMiles Family Ser-Vice for the pastthree years.
Areas that theMarriage EnrichmentSeries will coverinclude:
1) tlhat is mar-nage and how isit changing? Theeffect of radicallychanging male and
2) Evaluation ofthe current statusof your marriage.
3 & 4) Two ses-sian5 Will be de-voted to the "art"of communicationincluding how tolisten effectively,how to talk respon-sibly, and methodsof conflictresolution.
5) Life Planning.Discussion and ex-ercises to helpcouples formulateand integrategoals they haveas individuals andas married partners.
The Workshop islimited to 10couples, Silesresidents Will
A super set of services designed especially for those who are50 or better. New for you from those convenience people.
be given priority.Cost for thesessions is $15for Siles residents(per couple) and -
$25 for non-Hilescouples . Pre-regis-tration is advised.Couples must beginby attendin3 thefirst session.Both Larry Reflet-zky, Director ofNiles FamilyService, and theMartins anticipatethat this groupcan be a realOpportunity forindividual and mari-
tal growth. Theyrealize that amarriage doesn'tsimply improve byitself, but thatcouples have toWork 00 their
Other Aesilable Services:. F,re Esraiv Planen; r nveimen t Iounselino. Automatic Savings - ifiuflhlOy incoe, sheik. Free Copy Seni,, or you, 1,5,1 d000m,ols. Fre, Rell,ee,nl pl an,:, q lnd:v:dual R,t:r,m,nt Accsuol
K,o;h Plan. Fese Blip iCy Mynobe,sh:p Cad
relationship justlike anythingelse they want tobe successful andsatisfactory. Topre-register orfor further inform-ation, call 692-3396 or comeinto Siles Familyservice at 8060Oakto,s st. inMiles.
Jeffrey Y. HillJeffrey V. Hill,
son of Mr. and Mrs.Vernon L. Hill,6940 W. Hiles Terr.,Hiles, recently Waspromoted to Armyspecialist four whileserving as an assis-taut battalion ar-murer with the 1stCavalry Divisionat Ft. Hood, Tex,
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at the office ofu the CookCounty - Democratic Commit-
ler1i-, 118 u. Clark teman at 296-20605te in Chicago. On or stop in at BOOFebruary 21, 1978, - Lee St. in Desthirty days befor Plaines. Officetile election, you hours are from 9,30will baCs the up- - to 5 p.i. and 7-10portunity .to regis- p.m. Mondury thru
r. ..: - .:r. . ter atyour local Friday ubd from 12-I.
-L--egal Notice polling blace p.m. on Saturday.he Board of
Flynn Candidates shouldTrustees of Com
engage- --in public debatesTiiroisas Flynn, Denn- tains who re SorkingocraticSenatorjal -for Rueckért. Un-
Democratic Senatorial - openly whóever theCandidates engage in organizatiortéht°public debatos rlynn dorses However ifsaid. that in both the - party enlargedpolitical party en- candidates are alldorsements that the - belog sùpported by - --average voterhad..no the precinct captainsinput as to who would then they have littlebe endorsed He said to fear from a seriesthat the Voter hada right th hear and -question each Sena-tonal - Cindidite. in-a public forum Sd.ministered by -localsuburban newspaper
tObstacle-st DawoRies, 2nd DineenReardon, 3rdSharon 7lxlold;Boys Il to 13 yearObstacle-let PatConnor, 2nd JohnSali, 3rd-Caesten -
G. ; Boys 11 to 132 Laps-ist PatConnor, .2nd LarryWiltgen, 3rd JohnSali; Girls il to13 yar2-Laps-1st Donna Ziebeli,2nd Laura Ries;Girls 11 to 13Obstacle-let DonnaZibell, 2nd LauraRibs; Boys 14 to16 year 3 Láps-ist Bill Connor,2nd Frank Keener.; -
Congratulations toall the winners andthank you to every-one who showed op forthe Derby.OPEN CROSS COUNTRYSkIING AT THE TAN
The Miles ParkDistrict has open-ed the beautifulTam Golf Coursefor all CrossCountfy Skiers.Here;sagreat opportunityo enjoy the
great oiitdoors\,in a clean andnncroded area.Thecourse willbe open onSaturdays from11 a.m. tiland on Sundaysfroze-noon tu3 p.m., providingthere is suf-f icient snow.
All skier arerequired to avoidall grecos azd
Tocheck onïnowconditions cdì967-6633 àzí Fri-days heforè 5 p.-m.Skiers must pro-vide:thqir ownequirftent .. r
DontmIàs outonà1lthe fuolFAMILY iWXMÑG,
The. Males ParkDistrict in co-operation withMaine East HighSchciol is oftt-ing Family Swim-ming on'Wednes-.day èvenihgs fr.
NILESPAR:nISTRICT7:30 to 9z30 p.m.at the new poolat .Ma.ine East.Ì&ny childrenunder 6 yearsof age must beaccompanied bya responsibleperson. The feeis 5G cents perpgrson for EilesPark Districtresidents.
Following is alist of dateswhen the poolwill be open: Feb.1, March 8, 15, 22,Apr41 12, 26, andMay 3.
So get in theswim of things;
If you haveany questionscall the HilesPark District at
. 967-6633.OPEN GYM ATGEMINI SCHOOL
Looking for.. some-ting to do? Howabout some basket-ball? -
The Siles ParkDistriot in co-operation withSchool District
. #63 has justwhat youre look-hing foil . Freeopen gym.actïvityfor high schoolages andup isheldon tuesdayoights from 7:30
olOz3Up.m. at -
Geisini.School's. .
North Gym. However,due ip i schoolactivity therewiil.bb ño ppbi. :-.gym on TuesdayJan 31
Sowhy not getthe goya- together.and hayo some fUn., If. yOu -have-any.queitiohscal] :the:Niles parkDistrict-at .9676633.............LADIES CHOICE. TRIPS
The Males ParkDistrict is now
-acceptin reglirre-
.ion-.oç the.nexb
-two LdiachoicTriph.' ::i
Have you hee toLong , .IliiboI-s?This trip promisèi.to set yourhiood -for an enjoyableafternoon of shop,iflg juan atmos-:1lere o9 i l9th
CefltUiy Germantown Here youwi1].fjnd.avarIt,of quint .boUtiquO:erLeC A :Very hearty b rr t¿bn.cz WIll..beeItjoyèdát.hcHObson }Tous best-
eurent. The huSwill depart on -
Mooday, March 6from the Recrea-tino Center at 10a.m. and returnapproximately at5 p.m. The costfor Hiles- ParkDistrict residentsis $6 per personwhich includestransporation andlunch at the (iobsonHouse. Won't youjoin us forlunch and shop-pingon this"Ladies Cholt&-trip? The degdlinefor registrationis Feb 25.
The next tkip isto Drury Lane. This
. trip to DruryLane East atMcCormick Pace ,.prömises to' satí-fy your appetite
. and ptovidé you
.with an afternoonof fine entertain-.ment. A delight-
-ful and tasty lunchwill be-enjoyedfollowed by the..parformance begin-ning at 2:30. Thescheduled perfor'merat the, time ofthis writing isStephahie Powers
.in Odd M5n-In"
; This play. by . -. Claude Magnier: was adapted-from
,,lOWfl et-ive are third and fourth gradegixls with (1-r) Comr. Piper, Cumr. Courseyand Pirectot Dave Huber.
Th Morton Grove Park Distriot held their. ist Annual Superstars Tournament on Sunday,JanS 14. There were over 80 entries andwinGers are at fOilows 3rd and 4th gradegirls - ist place Sandy Huber, 2nd placePatty Stko, 3rd place Lynn Piper; 5th andSthgrade girls - ist place Karen Kuchn,2n0 place Kristen Reasoner, 3rd place NancyWagner; 7th and 8th grade girls - 1stplace PStty Landkainp, 2nd place Lori Deth-loft; 3rd and 4th grade boyo - ist placeKevin Sartdstead, 2nd piace Richard Block,3rdplace Mation Fenton; 4th and 5th gradeboys- 1st place John HickOas, 2nd piaceBryon Gutow, 3rd place Mike Lochner and for7th and 8th grade boys - ist p]ace BobBarrett, Ind place John Sherwood, 3rd placeRob Burke.
Indoor tennis lessonsThe Morton Grove
-Park DistRict an-nounces that theyRill be having In-loor Tennis Les-Sons beginninq onriday., Feb. 10.
Classes will beSweeks long andthe fee will be$13 per person.Phetennjs les-S9fls will be holdat tho PrairieView CommunityCenter Gymnasium,
opmentil stages,hut getting moredependable TheBeginner II class-iS.forpeople. -'abo hae.hé.d the -
Beginner I classThey widerstand.thbbaéjc'.strokesb.1 ha,- had --
limited amountof un-court ex-Dorienne andtIc Beginner classis for ;e-pie--ño have n'verulayed tennis.
Registration isnow taking piacefor these classes.tegister Mondayliru Friday, 9a.m.-5 p.;;. 5 Sat-urday, 9 a.m.-12Soon at the PrairieView Center Office,6h34 Dempster st.Classes limitedil students.
Adult table tennisThe Morton Grove
Park District willbe holding anAdult Table TeneisTournament on Sun-day, Jan. 29 at 6p.m. Registrationwill he taken inthe Prairic lieRCenter Gym officeafter 2 p.m. ,day thru Friday,6834 Dempster st.Entrance fee willbe $1 to coverthe cost of
- awards. You rustbe-,lß years of .
agh. and over toenter this tourga-ment. -
The Morton GrovePark Distr cl ionow accepling ap-plicationo forthe following Sumnerjob openings. Field-uork Student inRecreation - $91per uerk - June 19-Aug. 11; brIs I.
Crafts Supe_visor -$90 per week - June19-Aig. lI ; Play-ground Senior
The Bugle, Thursday,. January 26, 1978 Page 19
Summer ¡ob openingsCounselors (CollegeBtudento( - $85per week - June 26-Aug. 4; PlaygroundJunior Counselors(High School) - $2per hr. - JuneAug. 4; SportsCamp (Field Hockey(-$120 per week -June 26-Aug 4; PeeWee Baseball Coach -$90 per week -June 19-Aug. il
For further in-formation on thesejob openings andto make apolication,Contact the Recrea-tion Superistc,;denlat 965-5200.
Golf Instruco
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Theres one other bookyou should have foryour child
A Cook CountyFederal Savings passbook.
Your child forms habits while he's still Young. One good hàblt-yóuCsn help him gain is a program of regular savings.
No mailer how small his weekly or monthly deposits, your childlearns the meaning of saving for-the things he wants. And he learnshow an interest-bearing savings account pays him back more than he.paid into it. Long after you've put sway his favorite stor' book, heftstill be using his savings passbook. .
Stop by Cook county Federal Sins soon, and . introdüce yourchild to the responsibilities and benefits of regular saving. Well givehim the same courteous servIce we afford ôur grown-up customers,plus pay him daily interest of 5.25%. . -.
And that's no fairy tate.
_ Cook County Federal Savings
2720 West Devon Avenue Chicago 761 27009147 North Waukejan Road-Morton Grove 966-6970
Almost 1,500 jazzenthusiasts are ex-peoted at the StanKenton -concert Sat-urday evening,28 at Naine EastHigh School. K tand his orchest awill- be feature"inconcert"-atthe annual.PopsNight sponsored bythe Maine EastMusic Boosters.
Ir bringing-Ken-ton and his orchestratb Maine East, theMusic. Boostèrs spon-sornot only the..,.
---concert-but-a-
. music clinià as:wtll. The clinic
will be conductedSaturday after-noon by members. ofthe Kenton orchestrafor music studentsat Maine East.
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..- Thisannul po5 -Night has -l'ecomethe major fundraising activityof the Maine East - - -
?usic BOostexs.The proceeds ofthis benefit con-cert are used toprovide musicscholarships toworthy students
- for private music1esson. A1s, -
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scholarships areprovided so that -
students canattend summerImisie camps atmajor univernities.These music cartesoffer the musicstudent the op--portunity to: studyand perform musicwithother tälent-ed students fromacross the country.
LastminutTere-quests for StanKenton ticketsshould be made to -
the Musió Boostersbu1ifñgt25-4484.Ifany ticketsremáin, they may bepurchased at thedoor of the MaineEastHighSòtoo1
night of the toncçtt.Tickets are $jh;
Concert at OaktànBonnie Koloc -i1l
- be featured in thefirst Concert of-theseincster at /OaIçton Community Col-lege on Sunday, Jan.59,. at dp.si-. -
1e conéert, spop-,sorod by the Soirdof Studént ¡ffair .Wil.lbe holdBuildingS, 0CC -
Inerim Campus, .
Oakton and Nagle,r-l-ri Grove. Doirsu i open. at 7,30
Thom f ishop,talented oIkpoet snd song-wte willopon the concert.00th Kolòd andBishop are headlineon-the Chicagomusic scene, corn--bining folk, jazzand.-blljes. -
-Bonnie Kolo, hasbeen a fiature iaChicago sinc 1968 - -
when. she arrivèd fromher hometown inWaterloo, Iowa.She-is not a--rock -
Seen 'Star Wars?'Well, if you did,you saw One MaineEast's famous grad-uates. . . NarrisonS'òrd, Class of1960: whoplayedt pilot:in thisseason's top sciencefiction film.
-His activities
while at Mame -
East- -includedmembership in theSociál Science - -club ---dsetinq -
as its presidentduring his-senioryear:. particjp&-tion when a sophomoreand junior asClub representatjvemembership as a fresb-man in the ModelRailroad Cmb: pirtI- -
cipation as i ClanscoI1ni1 represcota-tive his frdéhianand sophomore.vsarsr performingas a senior in the -
Varie1'r shosi; andcompetjtjn in ym-
.nastics as -a fresh'mas. Also. during
Sweet Adétioesannual. show
'Country Chords inConcert" will bepresentedby the --
Country ChordsChapter of Sweet -
Adelines Inc. , ats p. onfsb. l8and 2 m.on Feb..
1-9. It willbf heidat the SchaumburtHigh School Aûdit-onus, 1100 w.Schaumburg rd.,Schaumburg. The . -
70 member chorus, -
pnderthe directiot'tTarmela - Speta , -
will be phr formingsongs from the
. 'Golden Oldies' -
to the contemporarymusic of today.
. We ais especiallypleased-to haveas our guestquartet the popular -International- Me- -
dalists fromMissouri, the. - -
'Tetrachords".. For further in- -
formation, please -
contact Carol - - - -
Gcthrie. .593-8341. orCiare Doud 967-
. Mr. Bonn also -re-calls thát even .
asa-high- echdolstudexit- Harrisonwas Seriouslythinktng about acareer in show busmess. Hedftentalked abont beingon commercials.
Hm ¿oncludedbysaying, "Harrison.didn't care muchbout being on the
outside looking in.Besidei being a -
good student andconscientioU9 --
about getting -things-done, ho was always-involved in schoolactivities. "
Barn dance fo -
Senior Adults-A second Barn.
Dance for Senior-AdultS will beheld by SkbhieParkDistrj.ct- on -
Friday, Jañ. 27, .
from-10f30 s.s. -to-
Devonihi±g Corn-munity. Cénter, 4400Grove st. in
- Skokie. The BarnDance will beparticularly suited -
for seginners with, dance steps bcing
- . taught by the -
caller.Everyone is in-
sited to join thefun morning of oldtime southern
- appalachian dancing- and refreshments.Admission of only50 cents per person
For futherinformát-iòn, call674-1500; . ..J -
Speech teamThe Maine_East
-speech team tokthird place at -
the-récent L-Torth-Chicago tournament.
Individu1 awardscent t Brbara-oodmar, CarolynClassman,-MarcSmith, Scot-Cohn1
- and Claudia Mesch.
:Gdzlight Lounge
The Gong Show
"Steppin' Out"
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Danco, from jczzto.ballet, and music,from hard-iack toclassical, - are -thefeatures of "Steppin'Out", the 1978Diles--west HighSchool annual dancenhbw, directed byJosie Berne. TheShOWwill kickoff the school'sCreative-Arts Seriesat8:15 p.m. onFeb.3 and 4.
Thhannual showfeatures the ta-lents of 37.:dancers,allmethbersdfthe -
school's OrchèsisDance Company. -
Art Lovers. will-
-be able to enjoy---- a student art,c display in the
audjtori, lobby- during.. intermissions
and-bèfore.andafter the shiw. .
- .The.display show---- Oases th-bork of -
student from - -
Gamyoàvis'- art- . -
classes- - -TiJsetsfor'!Step_
pn Out aro $2 50for adults $1 50for students Holdersof .Creatiye Arts -
es passes willheté:f,ir.... ... .:
- Cion-. Porfom-;sil1 hç-.hel -
- NìleS:WeSt ......
auditorium, Oaktonst. atEdens,Skokie. Senioscitizens canattend a freeperformance at2 p.m. On Feb. 2.
Galleryshow
A mew gallery showentitled "Four byFour" is being pre-senteS at MayerKaplan JCC, 505CLhurch, Skokieitarting pow ihr-oughthc month of Feb-ruary.
Foar Chicagoartists will eachshow four works.The sixteen pieces -
wi-li include paint-ings, pen and inkdriwings and izatercolors, macrameand weavings of juteandwool.
WE -DO IT
ALL FOR YOUMcDonaId -B. . ATMcDONALIYS®
- MILWAUKEE b OAKTON-tIPLES -
The final week ofpreparation is nowin progress for SISFESTIVAL IX to beheld Friday, Jan. 27,Satarday, Jan. 28,Friday, Feb. 3 andSaturday, Feb. 4,The 7 cabaret showspromise to be bet-ter than ever.Th_Gym show willbe titled "The Gaz-light Loungi" andwill feature thetalents of John Adair,Sob Leonard, Debbieand Judy Mangione.
The young Amen-cans are back thisyear in "Crystallaws" , With theirl4-pieee orchestra,these young peoplepresent a show fil-led with lively mu-sic and enthusiasmunequalied.
Controlled erazi-ness prevails in"The Gong Show".This show, pattern-
"The Man in tWho is "Tie Man -
in the Glass- Booth"?That is the pro-vocative and dis-turbing questionraised y RobertShaw's brilliant-drama-the secondplay of the OpenStage Players'77-78 season atthe Mayer KaplanJCC, . 5050 Churchst. , Shokie.
The play whichenjoyed a hugesuccess on Broad-way is basedloosely on someof the revelationsof the Eichmanntriai in Israelin the earlytO's.
TheOpen StageFlaers' pro-duction undfr thedirection of LeonPalles beginson Saturday, Feb.25 and continOeson Saturdays at8,15 p.m. and Sun-days at 7,30 p.m.through Marsh lB.Two of the eight -
performances - are
ed after the entrentTV favorjls, show-eases the talents(and non-tslents)of some of Ike mostentertaining per-fornen ever seenat SIB Festivals.
")on't Todc, ThatDial" suos,s an en-tirely diffebentaspect of televi-sión . . . evenfeatures the audi-'ente I I I. -
Taking advantageof the popularity -
of the/down- home"craze"Y'All Come
- Back" gives a bird'seye. vïew of a smallbackwoods town -and the-problemsthey haPe when the" revenooers' qhOwup unexpectedly.
he Glass Booth"already sold out.Tickets are $2.50for members and$4 for - non-members.Tickets can beobtained by calling675-2200. ext. 216.
Seek choral
membersThe Northwest Choral
Society is welcomingnew meniber6 to startoff the new year ofsieging classical andpopular music. Re-hearsals are held8-10 p.m. Mondayevenings at ChristChurch, Cora and Hen-ry streets in DesPlainSs.
For further infor-mation, call 459-0168or 693-806g.
the pace with songsof love and romance.
In addition to theshowrooms, the "Chuckwagon" featuring
t , special dinners on- Friday nights from- 6-8 p.m. . . . the
-- -"Continental CoffeeShcnp" and "The Pizza
- HIlich" are -ivailalile-. to satisfy even
the most voraciousappetites.
- For those whoenjoy liquid re-freshment and dane-jog, "The SilverDollar Saloon and
-
Danc Hall" will beopes till theearly hours.
Tickets ar $6 andthey are availableby contactingticket chairman edMarnnosr (967-7341)Or the rectory (966-8145) flake your classnow; -cioy the fun atFESTIVAL IX.
- Wanna sing?The Tows asd Country
Chapter of the So-ciety for the Ftc-servation and En-courageclent of Bar-bershop Quartet Sisg-ing in America in-viles all men isthe area, 18 to 80,to their MembershipNight, Feb. 1 , atS p.m. , at Laway's,7226 Caidwell ave..Miles. The chorusif IC full sins,every wednesdayevening until 10,30
Contact Herb Kaxnps,Lincolnwood (673-4637),Paul Feldrian, Skokie(676-2374) Hank Buerger,Park Ridge (679-5301)or Al Rice, Chicago(763-4029) and be ourguest on Feb. 1.
his senior yearhe was a sportsannouncer for theSaine East radio- -station, then underthe direction of Mr.Keith No-an. who-iscurrently Maine East 'sCareer counselor.By the Way, 1959-60.marked the-
first year of broad-casting at Maine
Page 20 The Bug Thursday, January 26, 1978
Stan Kentòn concertât Màiñe East
Page 22 The Bugle, Thursay, January 26; 1978
John R O Conejjpresident of SkokjeFederal stated Weare fortunate to V..have experiencedanother year ofrapid growth, and.X believe.i thisgrowth is due toour. f j . -
rw.nt .to the well- .
..BLI,d.. This floordesign Wiad improveeUStOnet traff1r-an improve tran,-satjon speed
Skokie Trust & Savings recently appointed-(l-r) Thomas C. Weiss Mrs. Rosemary Seh- -.; -nell, and Greg Middleton to new. pos.tiofls - - -according to an announcement made by LeRoy - J -Plaziak, resident. -Thomas c. Weiss wa& appointed toVic&pres-ident, Cashier. Sir. - Wiss jas been em,gloyed -with the bank for the .past eight yeärs.-
-Mrs. Rosemary Schnell, center, who beganher dutiep as--a-teller -------------- --- - ---------------. sins sen,ed in winy oaacjtjes; tns.n-.s--------55Ction of Commêrcial Loan Officer. She is a-na-iive Rorton Grové. -
Greg Middleton Ooerations OffiGer since. 1967 50W-taies on the duties of AssistantCashier. Greg is a student at Tritoñ Jr.College, River Grove, where he,is workingtoward his A.A. -
V fIlled theji -pûr-pose of seivingthe convenience of
- our north -suburbanCuitomxs. Finallyin. addition to Our-exclleñt financial
-- -sevices, . I cannotoverstate my eG-
-- thusj5sm oi thenon-financial ser-
have Offered suchas our sprang heal hFair and Our ongoingSenior Citen prc.-grams r believeit i.s floaccident -
-
1sf anniversary --
Overland and-As-sociates PealtoFs
- have justcelehtited-- their first annïver-sary at their new . -
-location on-Jan-. 15.Overla.nd.ReaI.tors - -
is located -- at - 734-- W. Oakton, Ni-lés.
-
John S.-- Overland is-
owner Santinb Part-ipilo is ManagingBroker and Leo Farn-
is Ass-istànt
Overland has a.staff of 20 -Salei--
<peOpiewho are 5mm-- bers of the Rotth-
- st-SjLs which -
S$yes all of :he.Rorthwest Chicago -aiea and- also ofthe. NoithwestSuburban-- IlLS serv-ing all of the Mort_wèst_ Spburban arèa.
They Offer a -free markt analysito anyone-whowishes. to know thevalue-oftheirproperty. .
-Overland Realtorshandles all phasesof real estate;resi-dontial, odin-merejal , igvestment.Mr. Overland feelshaving some ofhis saleiforce whospeak more than.One lanr,uage is
greatasset tohis office. Ifanyone has anyquestions regard--ing real estate,you are welcome-.to call òr stp. -
V_as OverlandRealtors will bemoré than hapyto accoinâdateyou to the . -
best of theirability..
that our rapjs3fialicial growth- hascoincided luth outcontinued involve_nent with the. non-financial - needs fUr .cOmmqnity. -
Regarding tue fu-.tire, O'Connell re-
marked "1978 will --us implenenting
ew flòor plan . -- oui- office.-01
tile corner o Deinp-ster-and Skokj ------
-- V.Fjrst.. --Natioiial òf
Des Plaines promotions
JORt;O; A. MINERVÀ-JR
William L, Bisìïhp-md Jordon J. ÑineiEta,Jr. , staff memberso.f the First-Nation_al Rank ofL'esPlaines, were re--cenU'' piomoted by -
the 8oard -of' Direct-Ors, it was annotil -
h ed by Arthur A.Weiss, bank presi-
Ic-
s SisIop has been .
elected -vice presi, Department. Hedent in the Coin- has aRA degree
Real Estate Loan
- eercial Ldan Depart-0nt. He joined
-that department asassistsnt Vice prés-: lntonUniversjtident in 1973. -Piic,r .- LOUiS. iinena,- tothathe was -------graduate ofwith a downtown
-
- bank -in Chicagoholding pösitionsas asdistant t
-the presidentas commercial loan -
- officer .Bishop served
as a Navy Frog_man with threetours of duty in
- Southeast Asia wherehe receivedc5mr -
- Brbnze Stars and- tWo Vietnamese
Silvér stars. }leis agraduate of
- Loyola University- with a BichelorofArts degree --
and -attended LoyoldGraduate School.Bihop has. also- -
Colmileted courses
Warder honored hy Gould DivisionM Lawrence Warder Frederick C ShaferSfanager of Advertisiag Iward 'presented .and Sales Promotio0 annually in reçogni_for the Gould Inc t on of outstand_ing achioveme0t to
tie employee whose- Coñtributioi. duringthe preceding yeardidmost -to pro- -
V
mote the companysgrowthan imago,5Ward hasb
.i?i1?Gou1.i$ std its-pXedece-so5- firms
-for----44-p- .---
..;Valve and Fittings-..vision, Miles,
- has been h000r&ds the employee
making the-mòst - -
: outstandjn gontri-
V . iILLXAN. BlijOpat tho AmericanInstitute of -
Ranking. 11G andhis wife. reside
-- in Chicago. -
Minerva joined-tile-bank in 1973
- - as assiStant- cashier andhasbc-en promoted toassistint Vicepresident4n the
liine West HIgh: 3chool,. is an
agle Scout -
ichioving thathighest rank inScOuting Whilea member of BSA
from Carleton Col-lege and an 5Adegree from Wash-
Troop 22, DPlaines. He-isactive as anadult -leadernith Boy Scoutsof America,
- :clinewek Dis--trict, and var-Lous natjdnalcitizens groups -
such ai Comon- Cause and Environ-ilentalist DefenseFund. Minerva rEsides. with .hi -
.wie 'in Des.Plàines.
:
- State Senator JohnJ. Nimrod (R-4th)received the tmani-iiihds endoriementThursday of theNibs TÓwnshIpRegular Repub-liçan Organizationin his -bid for re-
V electión. The en-dorsetent follows1ïs overtelmingendrsement bythe Maine Townshipgepubli Organi-Zationon Jan, 6,-
Glengjew Re-publican is seekinghis-tliipdte5m inthe Senate, wherel_ 'serves on theLabor. md- Coin-merce- and ApTo-piations Coin-sïtteesand is minor-iy spOkèsnian ofthe- Committee oh
Nimrod endorsed by-- Nibs Township cor
Higher EducationNitrod i5 Chaina0of the Counja000
on Mental Health andDevelopmentalDisabilities andVine chairman othe Ijj-00 En-orgy Renounces Coni-mission, Which henerves also as chair-man ot the tenhnj-cal noiliflittee
He is an engin-eon by prOtesajonand -the tonFenpresi_dent of a Barringtonplastics firm.
Ben. Hjmrod servedtour year terms asa township auditorand as a townshipsupervisor and wsaCtuve many yearsin township otii-Cials' organiza-tiOns . -
Dan Bales5 10th district, in whichDisttict Republican Males lives, saidCongressional candi- that he woulddate, said that he encourage otherstrongly. opposes districts to seri-t propisal to bus ously consider an-Chic5go students to cepting minority
-thesubuebs. An-inter- students inc011ifliuflity bodingproposal recentlywon the support of
'ç-- state superinten..dent of edudation,Joseph M. Cronin.
-
While- the- pm--grani might enablea small number ofthe brighter--.stu..dents to take ad-
-vantage-of the morehighly ratedmúb--urban o"Hales-said, 'itWould lea theaverage stbdents--
- or those withleirning pioblcms--Without tIe ex--ample or assistanceofthe..better -sto,
- dents. '-: Mote imphptinly, -
he.,added, -withönt---
- additionil appro-pmiations by the
-
Tilinois legisla, - -
ture, the fundingfor - the : programWould be at the -
return for finan-nial assistance. IfMew Trier, forexample, enrolled300 bused students,the district wouldreceive $700,000under the proposedprogram.
"It is incredible,"said Heles, "tooffer wealthy schooldistricts a cashincentive toenroll minoritystudents at theexpensé of themajority of Btu-dents who wouldremain in Chicagoneighborhood schools."
'Death- and
Dying"--..Death aid Dying
: the Jowish Point- of---- Vigil, is the topic
of -ibe Feb. 9 Thums--: dai evening forum
series discussionatnayer Kaplan
H 1CC, 5050 Church,Skokje at 8 pm.
Continuing thetheme of "A Searchfor Jewish Under-standing" , AudreyGordon, the seriesleader, will exploré
-- thejewish process---- of---coping with-- deáth and dying. -
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The Bugle, Thursday, January 26, 1978
MONACEPSkokje Valley-
A Funi RaisingWorkshop will behelj on- Saturday.Feb. 11, from g a.m.tu 4 p.m at Oak-ton Co5munity Col-lege in cooperationwith Skokie ValleyCouncil for Corn-musity Services.The seminar is de-signed to provideservice agencies,PTA's, clubs andcivic organizatians with informa-tion on Sources o!
Maine Eastsenior prom
- While the MaineEast senior promis a long way off,the chairpersonsfor the big eventare Carmin Corradoand Debbie Wishnof f.
Other Committeeheads are t4anilaineAnderson, tickets;Sharon Serl-in, bidsand invitations;Laura McCormack,publicity; andKathy Kaiser, de-com tiens.
Fund Raising Seminarfund raising assis-tance, both privateand governmental,and how to contactthem. The day. longworkshop will dis-cuss whether to
- raise dues, sellmerchandise , spon-nor a dinner or dra-ma, do door-to-doorcanvasing or canningto raise funds.
Spgaisers and.panelists for theday include localcommunity leadersand Outside sources.Mr. Jack Prouty,representing theSkokie Valley UnitedCrusade, will coverhow to and who canapply for Crusadefunds. Mr. JulianJablin from-theUniled Jewish Appealwill talk about oneof the most success-ful fund raising cain-paigns in existenceOther speakers willbe Mrs. Reggie Kane,past president ofSkokie Valley Coun-cil PTA and currentDirectorof IllinoisState District 21PTA. -
Mr. Robert Wordellwho will speak onsolicitation fromthe Corporate sec-tor and Barbara Dene-mark Long will tellhow an agency call-ed ProfessionalFund Raisers can dothe job for your or-ganization . Presen-tors from FederalAgencies represent-ing CETA -grants andHEW will also bepresent
Registration forthe workshop is be-ing taken daily stthe Dakton CoimnunityCollege MOHACEP of-fice at Magie and
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Oakton sts. or atany of the Maine andMiles Township HighSchools. The fee of$20 per person ccv-ers the all-dayworkshop and lunch.Registration wilbe taken until noonon Friday, Feb. 10.For further infor-mation call 967-5821. For reference,please refer tothe Workshop asBUS 3101 when regis-tering.
Now in the time .- .-to get your 1978 license plates.Instant. service at nominal- fee. (Fr.èd fasteners,while supply lasts
Bring along the completed license application formand we'lIdothe rent. - -. V
Service ávailable Dec. 1, 197 thròúgh Jan,. 31,-1978. Stop in today. - -
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- structlon5, home or studio.aauslc& Popular musir.
khizdL.Glannnnj
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MARKET:.
CARPET CLEANING SERVICES
HOMES FORRENT
REAL ESTATE
//..SCHOOL BUS-DRIVERS...- .
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F REWOOD
MUSI CA1INSTRUCTION
ROOFING
U R N J R E
MISC E LEAN EOU S
KEYPUNCÑ ..: - - OPERAJORExperienced, lull flrne
. days. Please call., ..
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HELP
WANTED
TRAINEE- TELLER
for Savngf an-d Loaw inNiles vicinity. Cómpanybenefits. Ple6san work-in9 COnditioñs. CallPersonne I Manager.
.. 77.2-3600
TOUCH OF BEAUTY
fhe Best Truck Mouotcd SteamCleaning Eqmpmcnt Made.Free Estimates. No Obligation.Fully iOsured. Carpeting Drywithin 3-5 Hours. Pay No MomThan Others Ad Getfle Best.
Baolc Americard and MasterCharge Accepted
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: FST-SERwcE -EXPERT INSTALLERS
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FORFAST RESULTS
USE ThE BUGLE WANT AD
MR. SEW N SEWFixes all types ofsewing machines.Any make, anymodel. Free esti--mate, pick up anddelivery. Most workcompleted in 3 days.LOaDers aval able.Call 297-3022. Trade-ins accepted on bothnew and Used machines.
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AUT0M0TIVEsuPPL5: - 647-7:47Ø5 -
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1966 Corv&r500 4 dr.sedan. 1-10-H/P. .A/F.
-- E9.-.veràod-body, -
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3Scl/2 glasscocktailìabIe .$$O0Ø0 298-2893
. ..85/2-J698" Kroehler sofa and setof matching Lane walnut.tables . Gaod condition.
-- -- 965-4868 - - :-- -
Service For -12-Rosenthal.china-$400.00. Assortedsterling and crystal tory-.in9 pieces-various prices298-289. 86/2-16 r
4 air suspensión speakers3 way system-dark ven-0er cabinets. $75. each.COIÌ 965-4868.
system . 2, ?OO--sq . ft . 27-ft. mastersuite, -JA'indìr,itair.- - -extras.$ 165,-000..AviljLjne-78 -WH3-Q284 Mr. Myers -
SENIOR
PROGRAMM ERANALYST
Immediate opening. DGNOVA FORTRAN/RIOShelpful.
394-8.153 and Dundee Road
Ailingt0n Heights
HOMEMAKERS -Part Time
Choose Best Days-
7:OOAMtol:OOPM-or -
. 1:00 PM to&30 PM-
W0II train you to handleimportant calls an ourswitchboard.SUBURBAN ANSWERING
SERVICE
6031 Dempster
Call OR .-4044
PERSONNEL CLERKImmediate position available for individual withprevious background in personnel activities i.e.union, insurance, payroll, benefits and employeerelations. Must have good figure aptitude withbackground in accounting helpful . We offer coni'-petitive starling salary with outstanding companypaid beneFit pfagram.Call MR. PROCTOR 296-1126
wE NEEDMACHINE OPERATORS a
. FACTORY HEIP
r NOW!Permanent, Full time openings for dependablepeople who con handle unskilled duti oniflectjon molding machines, autometic drillsand perform general Factory work. Jabs areavailable on our ist, 2nd and 3rd shifts.
. We offer good starting salaries plus manypaid company benefifs, Apply in Person
Work only on days whenchildren are in schoolfor one hour during thelunch period. Must beat least 18 years of age.$4.25 per hour.
SCHOOL DISTRICT #63- 299-1900
AUTO MECHANICImport Cars
Experience required. Ex-cellent working conditionsand benefits. Must haveown tools. Apply
SHAWNEE SERVICECENTER
332 Linden Wilmette251-1234
-Need a professionaldry wall man Sun. orevenings. Call
692-7455after 6:00 P.M.
Full Time
TRUCK MECHANIC2 P.M-lU P.M.
FullTimeTOW TRUCK DRIVERwith mechanical exp.
2 P.M.-lO P.M.Also retired mechanicfor part time weekendwork. Call B.J. at
647-7654
City Sjb.. Auto Service,Inc-Goodyear
7035 Milwaukee Nues
TYPISTBright Energetic
Person Wanted PorThis Pull Timo
- Importuns Typing PositionExcellent company henefits:Free Health. Lite Insurance +Profit Sharing.
Phone MR. TOM ENRIGHT
547-1000
DLM INC.Aegus CommnnlcaøosuDlvintan
7440 NntoheaNfles,ffl. 60648
EqxuIOpp. Emp. M/F
WAITRESSMust Be Experienced10:00 PM to 6:00 AM
Good TipsApply In Persan
7740N. Milwaaçe
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15.05 25.00 4.0025.01 50.00 5.6050.01 100.00 6.00
100.01 250.00 7.00280.01 6.00.00 0.00
Over $600 2% to maximum 53g. Thecommission is based on the advertised price
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ONLY IF YOU SELLYour ad wilt br printed FREE. Commission is eu-poded when yonr item is disposed of. hemsaepepted on a commission basis run 6 weeks or untilsqld. ht not sold there will be no charge. Piensonotify us (966-39001 when your item is sold so thatyonr ad can he caeceIInd Fall commission is daneven if the item is sold through another source or IIis flu lunger available.
Au excellent opportunity is nowavailable at sao Morton Grovefecility for an nipeneuced indi-vidual. This punition enistu asour ist shift. -
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CUMMINSCVMMINS.ALUSON CORP.
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Paie 26 The Bugle, Thursday, Jònuàry 26,1978
Hellen Company appeals Zoning Board denial
ropose use of Revenue Sharing Funds- ByAIfceM Bobula --
The Riles Vil-lage Bord Was-di-rected Tued4, Jan24 during an 9penRearing on l917-78Sevanue Sharing -
Funds to ConSiderproposed uses forthe Viljae RevenueSharing allotment
- of $368,000 coveringthe entitjemn,1Ód Ïrom-oct. :.;
1978. -
-poS Useare.-annua1 operationof the CourtesyBus System, $25,000;refinement. of theTrjdeñt Center heat- -
Ing System and re.construction of the
- - - doorway to Fad4y - -
- Service, $8,000;- addj-tjonal sodium - --
Vapor lights onMiLqaijk0e- awe,
- $9,OOo, Police Man-- -. - - agement StUdy (no
88 arrested as illegal aliens- on jób - ¡n -NiIeÑ
V Federal agents ar-rested 88 allegédillegal aliensThesday, Jan. 24,
V as they worked-'ontheir jobs at aRiles -plastiq.utensil manufactijr
sing company.
- David .Vandersall,, district directorof the U S Semi-grátion and- Natu.,ralization $ervlcesaid his agentsservéd a search .
. .- warrant at. the E-Z; -Por Manufacturing
;COrp. , 7227 N.Oak Parkin the
,.suburb -
- . . Vandersall said.. therè.were 4-7 Women
the groúp, 5 ofwhom were released
-V because. they were.Pregnant with theunderstanding theywill repbrt Volun
tarily to tio- INSoffice Wednesday.
0f the 88, allbut 2 -were citizensof Mecico;- -I iaidOne Was from Ecu&-dor and 1 was t ros
V GuatefliSla.The. IRS plaits to.
charter an air-craft to fly thealiens- uf of theCountryjf an-lieu-gration judge deter---mines that they arehere illegally.
Shortly béfore the- arrests Federal. agents drew up to
the doors of theCompany, blockingany attempts toflee by the aliens.
V
5 was not thefirst time surh er--rests have been madeat the company by
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immigration authorj-
$17,500; lbopingof water lineonCaldwell ave. fromthe Chicago River
to thenew cndodevelopsibnt,$24,OOÓ.
Also, develop-ment and beautifica-tin0 of green areasalong village streets$25 .00J; replacementof 1 heavy dutypublic works trúck,-$54,000; replace-Kelly .Continued from Page. 1
a Riles resident for- the-past 23 years,
- Was honored on her2: 1932 and 1936
Olympics record as. the winner of two1 gold Sedls in the
400 meter relay.--.- Mrs. Xlly alto, -
-- holds the anadi-nindoor record for
- the 440 dash, is-
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SV su time win0érof the- Amateur -Athletics UnionChampionships,. a -
charter member ofthe United Stal
- OYtOpanS arid hd1dthe American qomem
: - recôrd- for the -440dash, -the 40-meter
-- relay and--Ih6 run-olg high jpmp.
- Riles Mayor -
- Nicholas Blase-, nebehälf o. the
-- Village -and Boardof Trustees, -pre-dented a planque andkey tothe Village
- to 4rs.- Kelly.- - - - -
cent of parame3icbid-phone tel-emetrradios, $7,500; 3
- emitters for theFire Dept. OpticomSystem, $3,000; re-placement of pres-
- sure washer for vil-lage trucks, $3,000and (partial fond-ing) a village main-
, tenance garage,$142,000.
In other actiontrustees Continuedto Feb. 14, forFire Dept. testi-
y, an appeal byBellen Co. , 7161
- Milwaukee ave. ofa denied Zoningchange by the PlanCórmtissjbn and,Sofling Board Dec.12 fofconstrud_
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tion of an outsidesolvent roots andloading dock.- Denial for ex-pansion of a SpecialUse permit by Zoning
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Commissioners Wasbased on their con-tentjon the solvent
- room (intended to--- store flangwlbl-a-liquids( should ber:bul.lt within the
-main building Had
- they been éwareof the dangers zoo-.
-- ors maintained the-Special Use wou3dnot have-been pre-viously glanted.
She pètitiÓfl had -
been opposed by -
- officials of- the- Riles South School,- 6935.l'ouhy, who
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contended--the com-pany Wjdhed :to add
V- "flammabib stor-age arunDlose to- a gas Station WhichPoses a ¿lear dan-
- ger' for school-children in the area- Building andZoning Director
- Joseph Salerno told-Vtrustees hehad ro-
-- - guested revocation- of the Spellai Per-
mit in 197 becaose-
Bellen $rad not com-pleted his parking
_lòt, nor installedrequired anti-Pollütion equip--ment and did not-build the flaimathie- liquid storageroom as -îe4uestedin 1974. Bellenhas since accom-
- * Heard an ap-peal from Trustee'Ang Marcheschi for-°'Sorno means- of con-trolling carspeed'in Shopping centers.Marcheschi saidhe was cOncernedfor hoppei- andchildren When ie-sees- cars travelling30 to 45 m.p.h. inthe center5
5ilIiIUhiJIinhiuuhiiuiuriuijjiiiiu,
:JF . - --- e LE HANDE ---- - - Cohtinued from Page 1:negligible. He said he would be quite willing!tO.cOritribute the work to anìE museum,:either asan outfight gift or as a CO-OwnerEwith -the school district. .
: - Accordiog to Silberman and attorney MartyGreeñstein, Silberman first began trackingdown the artist last summer. This fall he
:had his studeOts from an extra-curricular -
art class submjt 22 drawings, including hisfrEown, té Miro at his borne in Spain.
EDuring the Christmas season Hirn sent back¡a holiday greeting addressed to Silberman:wh-ich -statedr "Merry Chrietma - Oak elemen.-gary school of Hiles
: - Silberw claims the sketches have greatEsentimentai Snd emotional value and doubted
the work is worth $200.
According toGreenstein, speaking on be-half of--Silberman, "Is a teacher entitledté- an-award or an honorarium?"
- Board President Larry Reiss told The Buglehe believes the school code leaves littledoubt when anything is received in the schooldistrict to be utilized by children it isthe property of the school district.
Board member Howard Lessin asked how theletter was addressed and Silbersan said itwas addressed to hirn in care of the OakSchool.
V In. ansuiers to questions by board mezthersDick Smiti and Mark Davis, the art teachersaid the students feel the sketches belong
E-' him. He said he thought Miros responsewas a reaction to the 22 Oak School drawingssubmitted to him which included a drawingby the art teacher. -
Silberman said if he is allowed to keepthe card he would not sell it. "It's apersonal thing with me. I was numb for 4days {after receiving the sketches) .
Two residents voiced opposite opiliionsOn the matter. A Mrs. Horn thought thesketches should be retained by the schooldistrict. She thought it was unfair for theshool children to decide who owns theütists worI. ho thought it should be forhe enjoyment of ali people and saiO thechildren should not be exploited on the cat- -
ter.:- resident, Mrs. Gertz, said she was out-
raged by the Board's actiQn. She said theHoard was slandering the art teacher. She-said he is a most creative teacher and he--had, now been wronged a couple of times. Hehad previously been dismissed when teacher-cutbaek6 iook place 2 years ago. -
-- ::R6pdeters from The Bugle and Life newspapecpbje,ct to tlie school boardgoing into exec-Iitiy seisiod- contending it was against thelaw to discuss this in private sessionSchool board attorney Jerome Robbins saidIiéréjria-be a.disciplinary matter concern-ing t(ie controvery though no board membert1ggested, this.. lie.also said because an at-
torney tlephoned him concerning this matterthf may' be legal ramifications , which
irïts. a private -Session. Twice attorney3ZwénsteiI3correéted Robbins whd said hispiiblic .statedent;concerning the legal mat-t.t:s were ecroneous, since neither Green-.kein. nor-.Silberman ever mentioned any legal
ation. Thus, it was concluded the only le-ga1:fllatter--cOUld-be District 63 taking ac-
thedrawin$s. -
Nues Parks . . .as well as innovatea pilot program forsecurity to reduceVandalism.
The Park Directorbecame aware of theproject he saidthru a seminai heldlast December bythe Cook County Man-power Service inDes Plaines.
Park needs wereformulated irsnedj-ately said Hughelafter county offi-cials clearly speci-fied that grantmonies were not tobe used for existìngpositions nor to -
replace anythingnormally budgetedor contracted bythe park district.
Application wasmade Dec. 1 and a50-page proposal wassubmitted to thecounty agency after3 weeks of backgroundfigures were workedout by Hughes aridPark Business Man-ager Bill Grady.
The grant is opento eligible non-profit agencies,municipalities,park districts andlibrary districts,up to $150,000. Ac-Cording to Hughes thepurpose of the pro-grain is td&-fold,to get únemployedpeople back to workand to initiatespecial projects thatlocal agencies wouldnot attempt withoutsufficieht manpowerand funding. The pro-gram must be com-pleted within the8-month period bggin-fling Feb. 1 thru Sept.-30.
"Basically we be-Came involved becauseof an cute need forpark policing, thedesire to solve 00m-plaints by residentsadjacent to parksand the need to reno-vate and improve ag-ing facilities andparks, ' noted Hughes.
Use of the grantmonies, he pointedOut, meant that localtax dollars wouldnot have to be spenton needed projects-for the park.
The park proposal- calls for a full-tiUle custodiân atGrennan Heights park,a golf course main-tenance man, and three
Hiien the Board announced they would begoing into executive session mostof the au-dience began leaving the meetig, which theantthe final decision would be expressed afterthe oublic had left the buildinIii,,
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park rangerswho willpètroJ all the park-sites beginning at4 p.m. daily.
Also, 2 landscapprsto replace vandalizedand dead trees andshrubbery, even-tually leading intobeautification "forflower gardens anddécorative featuresto make our sites in-to actual parks in-stead of ball dia-monds."
A recreation spe-cialist will have adual role, of publicrelations and res-porisibility forspecial events andspecial trips.
Ihe pfosal alsoasks for 4 paintersand a crew chief whowill repaint parkfacilities, especial-ly at Grennan Heights,fences, backstopsand playground equip-nient where needed.
Hughes already hasat least 15 projectsoutlined for 3 skill-ed laborers to re-place vandalized orworn-out park equip-ment; undersurfacingof playground equip-ment; replace brokenand worn tile; instal-lation of asphaltwhere needed; removethe spray pool at theRec Center; build golfcourse restrooms;install a shelter atGolf Mill Park; im-prove athletic fields,parking lots and side-walks; install parkbenches, etc.
Altho the positionsare limited to an8-onth period, Hughessaid special pro-jects could be con-tinued under parkfunding or reappli-cation for federalfunde.
' Employees will beselected fromsuburban Cook Countyand must be 18 yearsold; a Ç.S. citizenOr resident alien;a merdier of low in-come family and oneof the following, anunen;ployed veterano)., an individual un-employed 15 out ofthe last 20 weeks.
Those interestednay call Hughes atthe Park District df-fice, 967-6633, from9 am. to 5 p.m.weekdays.
Morton GroveBoard ...
Conhinued from Page 1Commission recom-mended not to is-sue a Special 05epermit at thistime, but to allowthe continuing ofthe present leasetill December of1979. Trustee GreggVoustra said hefelt it Was wrongto "run this manout of town and de-prive some 100 stu-dsts (most ofthem from MortonGrove) of this facil- -
ity. " Youstra said,
"If this is unsafe,then let's take a
look at the entireares insofar assafety. " RonHenrici said he feltit was the fault ofthe realtor who mis-represented theproperty original-ly (and he is infavor of a facilityof this kind) butthinks we shouldnot change our or-dinance. The boardthen voted to con-cur with the PlanCommission recom-mendatios.
Next on theagenda was a SpecialIlse sought by theCountryside Bank ofMt. Prospect for theproperty locatedat 8600 N. Waukeganrd. for two build-ings to be con-structed which willcontain a total of98 units for mcl-tiple family dwel-lings. This was anamendment to theoriginal re-quest which sought124 units is the"B-2" zone. Manymeetings were heldand stipulationsas to Water reten-tion, density, park-ing. traffic, etc. -
wère imposed beforea decision wasreached. sarong theareas in questionwas site improve-ment and the builderWill provide in-creased parking,the paving and strip-ping of the northparking lot and com-plete and cover thewater retention sys-tem. Xïter some de- -
liberation, the boardagreed with DonSneider's motionto table for furtherstud
