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Miami te send you first-haed reports freni theCenvenUen front (95% of them reully Second,doled and fourth-hand) The Elogie Ncwspapernnono its crack reporter and Ido staff to Micliigai,on try to ferret out the big Dig story.

On Monday mornIng, the day "iilzzoner" usaidbe making news on ¡fie front pagea of everylewsyajer in the coUfltry,we awoke early, as allgond reporters do, and quickly changed into onr

- reporter's garb. We tIuiew a iveat shirt,last night's unlicensed jests, and some nid whitebeds. We then grabbed Élue uvife, a bowl of grapenuts, and a walking stick ue had carved by afriend at Juke's Restaurant (though, we didii'tgrab In that order) aod bounced out lato the (io'clock mist unhitch still iiong low beneath thenpreudlng Oak erdev,

Painting our StIck north and east vc set apece whIch allowed for u bit of bird-uvatclilng midfor throwing a few akimme-s atop ifie narface ofChe lake, The beams streaked.botuveen the

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Portlier resistance developed .The opposItion grasp headed byin the p,opeued reznntng of thin Ronald and Carol Versos, S149yi0k'5 property on Golf Davis st., Nues has die SupportRuad near Miiwoatee Avenae in a number of resideuitn andNitos woek an area real- homeowner groupe. hIc. Versandesta oitnutbut ltteratsjs-edaor_ spoke in opliositton to the re-tn-door nrg uctive.oppeojjon zoning ut the June ineettuig andto lt.expects to continue when the mat-A grnup, hoping to lurnaad ter comen up again iii July.sloe Nibs Zog Board to allow The group maintains that sincel'eZnxtng nf die propetty, seeks «° are currently seven hurgoho cnnstru.ct a new slepp cen.. faud numeroso "mini - shoppingter tn he named PourPgs Shop.. Centers" lii the area, no uddt-ping Center. 'fl, board will con- U0 shopping fuctiijies oreduct heapogs Qn tje matgn- at . It further Staten that ad-their regs,jec

meaDag on Wed.. , ditionul expense uf 5055er andtOnihay nvebg jury 19 at the . drainage fucuittes aodpelice andCoiuicfl u.urB in the Nues prevçntlos is apt to costleRce Statin,, 73Q1J Waukegan more In-taxes than the proposedRoad, The °5°FPfflg center will provide. It,un

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Days Festival will be In fall swingshits coming Wednesday thru Sun-day is the Luwrencewond Shop-ping Center. Over 25 organiza-tinno are participating in nidsyear's events along with hun-dreds nfvoianteero from thorongh-nut the village. Varions types ofrides, booths, and games will bein operatIon - a foil evening nffon for the entire family.

According to Nues Days ChaIr-mas Ed Branch, 'Thin js the nnefunction In whicheveryvlliageof-.ficial und resident has a part."

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Village of NuesEdition

. Nues Mayor Nicholas B, Blaueis shown congratulatIng JeromeSkaja un hl appointment to Vil-lage Trustee on June 27. Thoselooking on are, Village TrusteeRulçls Baut, RIchard Harczak,Keith Peck, Angeln 'Marcheochi,

. Peter PeSole and ocupad is VII-

Nhlen continued moving northTuesday night when trustees un-asimously approved annesing dueGolf Mili Nursing hume on theeast sida nf Greenwood Menue,about i block north of Golf Road,as well as u second parcel ofland where a new 5-story surs-ing hume addition will be ballt.

According toNilenvilloge man-ager Ken Scheel, the anoesattonwill sqoure off Noes boundarieswhich presently Jot in and outstreets north of Golf Road indueChesterfield 'Builders Geldes 40area. The exit for the custom-plated new hulldtng will be atMaynard Read, which Is the loneentrance lato the Goldes 40 areafrom Greenwood Avesse,

Con ratulate Trustee ero

luge Clerk, Frank C. Wagner. Jt',Trustee Slmja, et 7012 Mil-

uvaukee ave,, Is adding a touchof yeuth tedie heard, as he Ioonly 29 years of age. His sp-paiotment replaces the neat leftvacant by RiChard Gruenwald,who resigned fromtheboardwhen

. The new nursing home will he5 storIes. Attorney Michael Lu-vin, representing the nursinghome Interests, unid the heightfor the 300 bed addItion was nec-ensarto to conform to FHA spec-iflcatloss.

President Blase told Lavis thelandowners would hove to annexinto the Niles Perk DistrIct andthe Nibs LIbrary District, If theland Is cnatlguuus to presentdiutricts' boundaries, beforebuilding permits would belnoued,

Is post years, particularly Inthe .aa.ue,jng of the Golf MIIIShopping Center area, the parkdiotrict was net Included in theannexation. and did not anises the

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lie moved eut of the VI1le,.TrusteeSksja has lIved In the

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The first press release afterthe primary by Young stated heintended on making low and mod-crate income h000lng a majorcampaign 1505e. 15 other words,Sam Yosog intends os tramplingos the panr and working classpaople of che 10th DIstrict. Evi-dently, he feels he cas app-alto the fears of p-opte in hisquest forCongress by attackingpeople who cannot defesd them-Selves. This tactic is ciearlydesigned- to establish a social

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Mor. Young in Ida second jireasrelease sonsunced that he wouldErrettet süd enhance the ancianoand contly Township government.He did not mestiOa that tids wasthe backbone of subsrbaa Repatn-laiäsatz-osage. He did not mea-tina that eves John O4imrod ofShuttle has basically accepted thedemise of Township governmentby annoascing he manid sot seekre-election an Township Super-Visor. Ile did mot mention thatthe Nues Township rnidestawould shortly vote on abolishingTownship government. Facedwithlogic and reason. Mr. Young re-treated into fear, deceit and pce-judice which are becoming histrade mark in politics.

Finally, Sam Young has reachedthe bit, water mark ufhis "riverward' political campaign. Heliosaccused Abner Mikva of moltingstatements that. he did suc make.Is fact Confresnmas Mikva wasquoted Is several newspapers assaying just the opposite of whatYoung attributed to him. Those ofus who ere famullarwlththewrit-ingn in Mein Kamyí will qeicklyrecognize this outrageons cam-palgn tactic. Certaisly this typeof campaign tactic is way beyondthe limits of decent political cam-paigning. lt mont, as Sir WinstonChurchill ange neid, "hestrangled in im cradle."

In my opinion, the voters ofthe 10th District have a right toexpect that their candidates foroffice wilt conduct themselves asgentlemen and decent politicians.The voters have a right to hearthe issues discussed free of fear,deceit, prejudice and fraud. tank and implore the voters of the10th District to write the Repel,-lOcas Committeemen and Implorethem to ask Sam Young to wagea vigorous, honest ssdforth-rlghtcampaign asdto repediatehis pastand present campaigo tagtice. tintend os writing Ouch a letter toour Maine Towtebip RepohlicanCommitteeman, Floyd Folle, Ifeet iliac he of sil the RepublicanCommitteemen will understandthe importance of such a request.

Sincerely,Thomas W, FlynnDemscratig SenatorialCandidate, 4th Diatrigt

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tUncheOn.Carey, th ReptittlgCondirEste for State's Attorngy ofCónd County will peabsa Tue,-

day, July 18, te theGestraihie,,-bersbip of the ÑUca Chamber siCommerce and tflhmtry.The lun..chess meeting will be held atBanker Hill Country Chub, 665N, Mulwaakee ave., l4iles, he.ginning st 12:15 p.m., a "GotAcquainted Time" will precedothe luscheos.

MoU. Carey will dint tItoissues facing the holder of theoffice ef State's, Attorney, He isa vigorosa and ihneglit_provo

: ap-aher and will be of interestla all in attendance, no matterwhat their political purty all ii.iaInn maybe.

Reservatioso are sowcakes by Mro. Robert C, Wor..dei Jr., Chamber Secretary, at966-liftS. -

All residesta arid supportersof 1411es are invited to attendand increase their knnwiedge sithis important elective Office,

Leglou Juniors

Receive Prizesle recent judging oatheSeventh

District level, the Morton GreveAmerican Legion Atcdliary Jun.. -

iors íwcelved many prizes. Corn-petition wan held in oeverai cate..gories fur different age groupe.

In handcraft work, items madefor hospitalized veterans weredisplayed as samples os a"heard," First prizes were givenfor two different contests is fourclasses (made by various agegroupe), to the Junior Unit as awhole.

Individual winners are: tUrnMaske, first tlace for Ameritas-fsm ecraAòbk; Susan plonila andDansa Seizer for theirpoppycen-terpieces; Judy Hoffman, tutplace and Kathy Rarsten, second,in their age group for poppy batcompetition; and Connie Hoffman,Judy's sister, a winner Inher agegroup also for the hat entry.

Others were ErEn Karsten, theMoNos Greve Junior President,first place, for peppy carnage;over 12 yearsoldaa Kenya strap-book; and Mary Carsey, secondplace, Kris Karsten, third, andCarp, Hintz, second fer her agegroup, all in the Fereigs Rda-doss judging. . .

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Whereupon, he reached into bis bagand withdrew s brimming handfulof glimmering, shimméring, icywhite gems. Fantasis Gems," hecalled them. He asid no one but usladeverseen Fantasia Gems before.Rings,pendsnts and earrings dancedwith fimy lights

Do you want us to stoie thme?,"we said. "No,I want you to offer

' them to your customers" he said."But we're a bank," we retorted. tail price, with a $l deposit in a"You're absolutely right," he added. SavingsAccount. if you think this is'That's exactly why I want you to a fairy tate,comein and see for your-offer my Fantaita self. You'll mmt oer-Gems. I think Peo- thinly agree, thatpleshould save. And whileFantasiaGeiwiwith my new Pan- are here, we're thetasis Gems I have . world's meat beauti.the opportunity of ' ful bank.

forsshorttimemindyou,sta gener.ously reduced price, to anyone whoputsa certsinsiwiwstofmoney intoa SovingsAoujit. "Do you think a$100 deposit would be proper?," wemurmured. "Good and proper," saidour Fantasia Genio friend.

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Michiqan Tech GradsMlcblgsn Technological uni-

versity awarded 615 degrees dur-Ing the Sprlogcommencementeo-ercisen on June 17 in the Sto-dent Ice Arena. The speaker wasDr. Daniel p. Mynlhan, prom-litent educator and 'consultant toPresidpnt Nixon.

Among the candidates for de-grecs are: Frank D. Moore, 9123Mason, Morton Grove; and Doug-'los E. Swart, 9031 Chester, Mies.

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Russell Anderson

Srhawkgraphlrs. Inc., Chicago.has ' announced that GoncEe A,Richter, SS year veteran of thecompany hou been named Vicepreoldent. Cenerai Manager ofthe Press Plate Division and thatRussell Anderoon,formorly PlateRoom Foreman, will move up toMr. Richter's former oint. Su-prs-lntendeot of Plate DivisiOn.

Mr. Richter. his wife, Ann, andtheir daughter reside in Hilen.Mr. Anderson. who has been oc-

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patty just Completed its ChicagoDistrict Office opening.

Chicagniand native, Edwardtrochotn. District Soles Man-

ager. wan transferred from Col-orado to headchls Iniportant salenoperation. In ceremonies in hisoffices at SiSO Golf rd.. ShaMe,Strochota weltomed visitors andcompany officials from liUnslo,Coloreds and California.

st. Paul federal

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$2126,155 during the first 'sixmonths of 1972, teseurceo of St.Pool Federal Savings and LoanAsdoclotloo of Chicago climbedto $400,443,506, Fausti.. A. Pl-pal. board chalrms; announcedrecently.

Total snvings deposito rose to$34.201,135 at June 30 from9317,574,980 at tho beginning ofthe year.

"Resching the $400 millanmark io 550cm not only repre-aests a milestone for St. PaulFederal bot also furtherstrengthens our position as theleader in home financing for theVestere area of Chicagolaud,"Pipai commented, "Our strongsavings inflow, oben odded to'Continuous loan repayments,should enable St, Paul to topthe 1971 record moretage dis-bursements of $7Z million,"

He said first mortgage loansand contracts inrreased to$352,654,033 or June 30, . corn-pared 'shiv $332,250,962 at thestart of the year.

Reflecting vigorous saviognartistry, the Asocfoflon paid ineoceno of million In Interestto Its depositors during the sixmonths period,

St. Paul Federal, the largestfloanrial litotitutios in sesfersChicagoland, io located at 6700it'. North sve, Chicugo,

George A. Richter

live in the NIes Little Leugne,lives with bis wife, Patricio..andtheir lotir cblgdres also in NUes.

In his new position, Mr. Rich-ter will be calling on accoonts,worlçiog closely with the solesdepsenneot and 'responsible forthe complete preso piste spera-clon; Mr. Anderson will nager-wise the 35-man 3-nhth prensplata department 1h ali gitaneo n!plato gs'oductioa.

' AssIstant District Sales Man-agora are: Petao' Sullivan of 2544Prairie. Evanston. and .Alan Kil-dehesad of 6239 W. 26th, Berwyn.

Rsundutg eut the District Stoffare: Doug MoUton of 6724 W.107th nr., chittago $ilge, diroc.cor of rest estate and training,Debbie Avers of 4832 Mulford,Skokle. District Secretary. JoyceShwabe o! 36 N. Indiana, Elm-burst, Director of Qistomer Re.

Coloade city Is a masterplanned city being built is theGreenhorn Valley in SouthernColorado. Green spaces. ridingu-alio, golf course, 'tennis courts,covered pool. 4ake,, picnic nodplay areas. pluascb6olites, havebeen inatalled f5.yr-'ro5ndnseby the residents andinvestorovi-airing Colorado City.

Colorado City lo one of threecities being built by Great Wen.

'teca United. Headquartered loDenver Great Western Cities isone of Fortune's 500 corpora-

' fions. .Othqr company divisionsare: Shakoy's Pizza Parlors (over400 in the United Stetes) andGreat Western Sugar, the largestproducer o! best nugac In the U.S.

Stephen R. Kozlowski

Stephen R. Xozlnwskl, 'son ofMr, and Mi-s, Richard J. Koz-lowski of 8566 N, Chester. Niles,han been promoted ' to airmanfirst class In the U.S. Air Force.

Airman lCozlownkk Is an air-craft maintenance specialist atShaw AFI, S.C. He 15 a morn-ber of the Tactical Air Commandwhich provides combat units foroir support of U.S.grouodforces.

The airman, a lhn7 graduateof Taft High School, Chicago.attended ihn University nf lili-nob, Wright Junior College andRossevelt University. sil In Chi-

l'ho wife, Suzanne, Is the dough-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Danial Bus-tian of 1146 N Hoffman. ParkRidge.

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Each year the names .01 theUniversity 1-boors students areit,scribed on abronzetabletwhichIs mounted permanently in thesouth corridor of the UniversityLibrary.

Pige 6 'iba Bngle, 'Thuraday.July 13, 1972

Mpine East Alumni HonorelMatie Eut Priscipsi John

Osuser IeCaIZIyTCgeIVed satirefrom the Uxdverstty of IllinoisthaI three Maine Eastalumni bgve

' bemi awirded Uthversity Honorsfo? 1971-72.

Howard NCtdeIWan of MortonGrave, lInceo Koerner of Mies,stai Barre Sakol at Morton Grovehave maintained a cumulativegrsde'loint average of 4.5 òrbrt-tel. for ali work-taken st the lint-

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.EleS Plaines. needsimlque to this age group. -au-II9faflfliai teaSer of CoBeth Ami. Refinaitmentsserved andil jErsons Interestedin meeting Ribbi Sherwin ascordially invited to anenu.

Congregation Beth Ami is foxregistering children for SurieSchool fer the 1972-73 ochojyear. 1°or moreInformtj aboutSundoy School, please cali MrsDeborah Wilner at 677-OIfl ortite Synagogue Office 5t967-69ri

High Holiday Services ovili bjeId at the Seved Eagles Rex.tauraar in Dnu-p1ùi008. Atoo noa sjwnsor of the Morton Gtov0Community Hebrew School, Con..

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or money orner oniy. MOU to boot,, Chi 11 bu toddi ti 0975 Z- oar sors" ----- -AA-AA School of Safe Driving. mieisterat the fsCooxmsnily be proviomi. Y000stv 1-lehren School.6304 N. Milwaukee Avc., Chi- G,urch (United Presbyterian) Crado and older ore to attend membership lnformatjo;cago. Ill., 60646, Defe. Il. 7401 Oadton st on Sonda ' al 'cborrh' iii their jwre005 please call Burt Lichtermnn at -

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(ADV.) Theo of Prayer. cimrch Thursday. 7 P.m. - motor ClSchool classes for Nursery-Kin- rehearsal. 8:10 p.m. - Sei

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The Young Adult irogram Is The Ynmig Molt program IS Congregation Beth Ami willaImed at Juco and women 18 to odminixeerod in De. Róth but ad- hold a Meet Our Rabbi" social

- mission to the program is at the event on Sunday, July 23. The- -

request of indhidsoi atting event ovilI be at the SynagogueOVER nycMatriStS. at gao6 WnUingan i-d. in Mortonri i r' 'u p,- founding member of the Chicago Rahbl" event is to ProvIdo the, -

Socletyjer 7idolescent ì'sy- members and friends nf Congre-.- - -i.,., --- : -- n,.e Ami on annorinnito

can now jsircbase your own Anyone internoth di-YOitoZ'to Informally meet and become"oelf-scoring" test jmpers. Adult program should contact Ùf' -ncqngnted wIth Rabbi Byron L.complete with questions, an- Roth at Forest hospital. Sherwin. svhoweentlylo69amethesteers and road signs youshouidinoxftiawrtemexamil nits community-'hel1wd thousands wss the stete - - - - -

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Tioha B'av mili ho obsormdat Maine Township Jewish Coo-fregation, 8800 Ballexd rd., DesPlaines. Wedneskay evening, July19, 8 p.m. A candlelight servicevill by condacti by Rabbi JayKarzen in commemoration of thisnational day of Jewish moursingand fal. Other Tisho B'av ser-vices will be Thursday. July 200g 7:30 a.m. and 7:20 p.m.

Registrations for all deport-. itieiits of the MTJC ReligiousSchool ore being sccetod dailyiii tuo Synagogue office. Hobrow.Sunday, Post liar Mitmvah aodNursery Schools ureoporatoduo-dec the aasplces of tho Boardof Jewish l&dacation of Chicago.For doserijtive brochure regard-ing membership cull 297-2g06.

First Baptist( :h urchT

Reo. Grant Rice of AshhuroBaptist Church will be the guostIroacher at the li a.m. serviceof thc First BatIst Church ofNues. 1339 Waukegon rd. Pus-tar Rice is a New Church Mlx-sionary aedhas boon Instrumentallo the formadas and stamisogas ooll as pastoring, manychurches in tho Chicago oreo,WIsconsin and nther states. Cur-costly he is in the proteos ofassIsting thostart of a numberof churchen in MissIssIppi and

- Tennessee.Sunday School closnes forchil-

droit and adults will be held at9:45 a,m. The Young Peopleand Youth Orchestra will havetheir meeting at 6:30 p.m. Sto-day Evening Service will be boldut 7:30 p.m.

The Wednesday Evening Ser-vice of prayer and Bible studywill be candottedbyfleaconKu-ls-

-ty Morley. at 7 p.m.

Care for bables and toddlers-

mill he provided at ail sorvices.

Building FundResurtectjon Hospital em-

ployees have 'contributed $55,938to the hospital's BuIldIng Fond.exceeding their original pledge of$SO600 to the hodpitai by nearly$6,600. Prufit from three em-plOyee-spsnsared polka parties.candy oamon travelogues. u fanh-ion show and a variety show,heipod complete-doe pledge madein 1969. -

The pledge was compfeted andexceeded when Ann Sugartu ofNorwuod Park and ErneslineWalsh uf Park Ridge. Chairmennf th Employees' Steering Com-mitten for 1971-fl . - presenteda checic nf $7,560, representingtheir profita for the past year,to Resurrection Hospital Mmm-lotratar Slutes Ronaventure, C.R.

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The tweety-DeventhaflnUalCODference of the American Sym-IISDy Ochestia League openedJune 13 oU the Netheriand t-Ui-too hotel in Cincineati, Ohio.

Tekiog part io the confereeceMero Mro. Avrmo Block. 741 HIb-bord rd. Willeette. Mrs. IrwinGould. 4043 Harvard terr.. 5ko-kif. nn&Ur. Duvid Knotro. 4842ALoui5 Ut.. k_oki. They worerepresenting tkeSkokie ValleySymphony OrcheStral AssSkln-..lion In theIr cupacities o! Pub-lic Rejatl000. -Presldeet of theWomeos Golid, aSId Presidentof the Assoclatioo. respectively.

The (ow-day coefereoce wasatoeeded by orchestra officers.managers, board members. svo-mes'S aSSociatiOo members.ComfmSer$. aed conductors io theUnited Slates and Canudn.

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By Ike timo you read these lines thi Democratic canve0_lion will. be gettieg close to selecting a candIdate for 72.lc--ohauld he as confusing as what happened some elec0nhack. Repiblicas-.kouilquartera ¡e WaShington received tf,iquery over thé phoce: "Can tFôtïpleuse gOteos the-name of timDemocratfc caodidaforgovernor in Verment?a.

The clerk wS temporarily otue5ped then piped brightly,"Why dont yoo cull the Democratic National CosEtt?I'm sore they'll be ahle to give you the iemnrmatjon."There was a paone. then a said voice replied meehiy,'

'Thin IS the Democratic NatAoe6i Committee!"Anyway, the Democratic Cnnveetion should he a lot sí fon

- and provide a lot of laUghs and campaign oratory 81fr whom.,ever they select as their BEST MAN wont win!

St-caking ot campaige oratery - one can never he eno sure,Con you guess what well-known personage mesmerIzed anaudience with thin ruhb1eroasIng speech?

"The streeto uf ont country are fe turmoil. The oojver,.sitien aro filled with students rebelling and rioting, Com_moniste are seeking to destroy our country. We are in daagerfrom within and witkout. What we need new is restoration oflaw and order. Elect me ucd I promise you that bringing backlaw and order to nor streets. our coarto, and oar schools willhe our first obligation."

The above words, which may have a oilghtiy familiar ring,were a bit of campaign oratory by Adolph Hitler is Homhorg,Germany, in 1932.

Or:"Asyone who doesn't believe in the American constitotfoo

or the American vnay of life should-be depnrted. Me, I am a100% American - all the way!"

Sn stated Al Capene, Aprii 9, 1927, atIbe City Hail, Chicago.When pnliticidno say in the heat of a convention, and what

they tunan is usually two different thiego. For example, encethe Regnihlican chairman of a bIpartisan cengrossional cow-mittee said, "Gentlemen, permit mo to taxyour memnriesfor a moment." "Golly, whispered a Demncrat memker toa crony, "why haven't we thought nf that?"

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Better stili - hefore you drive - be 'sure yna Itnow how.To become an expert driver in a Short tinte laIte driving les-Sons frum WORLD WIDE DRIVING SCHOOLS, 6146 W. Big-gino, Chicago . . . phone 774-9400. And you can use yourKurvettes, Maoter charge or Bank Americaa'd to charge yourdriving lessons. -

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_of any new Or unS Fnrd car, Station wagon nr truck. Andhe'll save you plenty of money, too. -

Know ohat Achilles said after he was wounded in the heel?He Said, "Myfeet ere hilling me."

Do yno know that 50,000 lllimois drivers failed the statewritten test? If you're nervoUs about taking the state writtentent - here's good oews: Contact tho AA-AA Schnul nf SafeDriving. f004 N. Milwaukee. Chicagn - thoy'U ohow you hnw.See their ad inthis issue fur details . . .

I understand that sume uf tkose balloons, that have cardsis them good for $2 to $5 in trade have landed in Miami atthe Democratic Costention, Who knows, maybe Mayor Daley.standing un the outside looking io, woy catch une of JAKE SRESTAURANT balloons and after the Cosvention the Mayormay he seen munching un some fund at JAKE'S RESTAURANT,7740 MIL\VAUf(EE AVE, io Niles. -

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Other occomplishmeats of Wayne Richards adhis bnd-arg playing at the Memorial Day celebra-tini. or the Wofflngton-Oakdale OldGioryMarchlngSoclà0 and their July Fourth parade as well.

Liada Harca (r.) Public RelatIons Director for John La Voile(I,) Broadcaster and President of La Valle Productions bas au-enonced "That due to the overwhelming eacouragemeot and warm-beamed oup4mrt from all you wonderful people. the 'John La VolleShowcase' will be euteadedto 15 mInutes aweeb, aired over W,E,A.W,Radio Evanston every Saturday morning at 10:45 a.m.. 1330 no theA.M. radin dial.

Eyes sparhilog in little girl fashion Linda added, The new 'JohnLa Valle Showcase' will be a total entertainment happening, of for-Ing a fresh enmrleuce in radio broadcasting from comedy whichtells a Story, to the straight interview laced with now type nr-chestratlos turning the customarily dull radio interview programInto a heautital juxtaposition worh of audio art."

Singles of SkokieS.O.S., Singles nf Shokic, oc

affiliate of the Mayer Kaplan Jew-Inh Community Center, has an-nounced plans far its first an-noel Champagne Bar-B-Q dincerto be held Sunday, July 2 at4 p.m. at a home in Lincoln-wood,

Along with champagne, horn-burgerd. hof dogs and ail thetrimmings, members and guestswill enjoy an alternan of en-tertaiameat. dancing and dnorprizes.

S.O.S. is a newly formed or-ganlz.tinn which meets at theKaplan Center, 51150 W, Church

. st.. Sknhie on the necnnd Tues-day of each month. Menhershipis 5pm to ail Single, widowednf diacreS men and wnmen agesSo years and over,

Admlnslnn price far the cham-lgae Bar-B-aj Is members,$1.50: guests. 2. For ron-ervatluns and additiunal In-.h,*.,,rl-------------Mayer

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Although the datds lavechaogèd. the nhowtlmen utili re-main the same: Ttiesdoy throughFriday at 8tl5 p.m., Saturday ut7t30 p.m. and 10:30 p.o., andSunday at 4:30 p.m. und 1 p.o.Ticket prices vi11 also remainconstante )f,.50 und $5.50 forTuesday, Wednesday and Thors-day evenings l)fOS Sundaymntlneeo end $8.50 und $7.50

-Family Square DanceOu July IS ut 7:30 p.m. the

Muyan Kaplan Jewish CommunityCenter. 5050 w. Church st., Sho-hie will hold u family squaredance. l'noi Uoliino will hecatting out the stege fron, traS-itionul Americas und ethnie folkdanciog. Persons of uil agua arcwelcome tu join in the -familyfun. Admission for membersio 50 per Individual, $1 forfamIlies; for 000-members (Ifwr Individuo) und$2furfareiiies.

A magical and exciting -afternoon In in stoÑ (bbl8thuse whn-

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:

'Jesus Christ Superstar'' Postponed Until Sept. 511

far 'Friday, Saturdar und Sun-day evenings.

All tItase now holding ttchnEfur "Jesus Christ Superstar"may exchange them for the Full"Superstar" engagement at theMill Run 13ox Office, startingWednesday, July 15. The Boo Of-

- fice in upen na Mondays through- $attirdeyn from tO u.m. to 9

p.m. and un Sundays from noonto 9 p.m.

Por morn information regard-leg tickets, cull 312-298-217g.

0CC Trustees

Accept GiftThe Guard of Trimteen of Ouh.

ton Community College ucceft-ed 'with tlaunho" the recent giltof photographIc equipment foruse In ciunsrOnm instractionfrom the FIrst National Bunkof Shukie in a rnnoutiun pus-sed at the regular meeting onTueaduy eIght, June 20.

The total value uf the photo-graphic equipment is $475.Equipment included contuinorsfur develaper lad other ehem-

- Icuin, staInless nteelfllm ruche,slide andfilna haldera, afld copystand.

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: THEIR

.2ND -ANNIVERSARY

SUNDAE-

WITH YOUR MEAL, MON.,TUES., WED. & THURS.JULY 17-18-19-20

STEAK & EGGS -1 50 '

' 44l Se41 - I REG. 2.00S Monday, July 17 to Sunday. July-23

: - A-RVEY'S' - RESTAURANT S

S 7041 Wn OAKTON ST.S

NILES, ILLINOIS - PHONE 967-9790

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Sundày July 9---Des Plaines boys

il and 12 relorted playingthe roof xoj In Golf M1Il.Voofficer notified.

CourUand st. residentted hIs 9 year old sonscratched by a cat belonging

WORLD WIDEDRIVING SCHOOLS

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VALID WTIL AUG. 1, 1972"NERVOUS PEOPLE OUR

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.me Bugle, Thursday, July 13. 1972

Woodland ive. resident. Animalwas impounded for Observation.

Ambulance call to 7350 Ca-rol to transport Elisa Bitter toLutheran General Hospital In Illhealth.

Two brothers, Ages li and2Oand from Morton Grove werereported stealIng gas from anants parked In the rear of WIn-nor st. Subjects were apprehen-ded and transported to NIles ib.lice StatIon.

SamedayJn1y 8 - - -16 year, old Wilmette youth

brought to Station after belogapprehendd whIle shoplifting InSports Mart. Later released tafathers costody.

24 year old Chicago man ta-ken to Resurrection HospItal from

I service station at 6747 Toahy.IMan hadfallento pavement, strlk-

log bIs head and causing a lacer-I adorn

¡I PREE HOïthK-UPm ° call at the Cook County Sher-I .....Nllen Fire Dept. responded to

- ill's StaUon 8970 MIlwaukee ave.

"THEMINI-PRICE

DEALER"

USEYOUR

"ARMCHAIR

. Off the NILES POLICE BLCI.Irwhere a gas hone placed lo afuel tank of a car was left on-attended and 91 gallons of gaswas snnpod on the ground. Gas

washed down by Niles (Ire-

Maryland st. reoldeot cepor-ted burglary at Ms onlocked gar-age. Items takes were a SearsoUtboard motor - l79; a tacklebox - $200 and e tool box - $50.Total eatlmáted tono $429.

Friday, July 7 - - -Mlles Park DistrIct reported

theft of one box of f1ares a fireextlnghlsher and a fIrst aid kitfrom the Park District bus.. Lyons st. woman reportedtheft of her porse from a shop-plog cart Io ike parking lot ofDempoter-Oreexwood Plaza. Shetold polIce the porse was In ashopping cart with packages andwhile she was attempting to un-lock her car. aonoideotlfled malegrabbed the porse and ron. Pursecontained o blue wallet wIth mis-

NoRj. . F.CRD INC.CORNER HARLEM AVE. & NORTHWEST HIGHWAY PHONE 763-1500

YÉVfGoTTI1:..

9MIpLqT PENCIL

4RoowESTIMATOR".

. NORWOOD FORD'S CLOSEOUT PRICE LIST°OF 1972 FORD CAR MODELS 8 OPTIONSFORD * TORINO * MUSTANG * MAVERICK

* THUNDERBIRD * PINTOSEE 110W EASILY YOU CAN OWN THE '72 FORD YOU WANT-EQUIPPED THE WAYYOU WANT IT. SELECT PRICES FOR iHR MODEL S EQUIPMENT YOU WANT PROM THE'72 CLOSEOUT PRICES LISTED. ENTER IT IN THE "TOTAL' COlUMN. THEN SEE NOEWOÖO PORDFOR THE TOP $$$$ APPRAISAL OF YOUR USED CAR TRADE.IN. YOU'LL RE PLEASANTLY SU

T.n PRICE

.--5% 'YOUR

ALL. NEW '72's Dha...,Cadis VtiyI Tim.

TOTAL :::: ;!!!_O 2 DOOR, 4 CYL $l$75$144 N.A. $ 52 $320 65 $32144 N.A. 52 320 . 65 32.!ifiYOWAGON,4CYL 2135 144 ... N.A. 52 320 N.A. osMAVERICK 2 DR., 6 CYL, 2025 I70 95 52 320 i

MAVERICK 4 DR., 6 CYI.. 2075 170 05 52 320 85 'MUSTANG 2 DR. HT., Ve 2459 195 iI 52 320 eSTORINO 2 DOOR HT.. ve 24lS les Co 52 320 SS 3sTORINO 4 DOOR. ve 2403 IES B 52 320 R5GAL. 500 2 DR. HT.. VR 3035 STD STD 52 320 esGAlAXIE 500 4 DR., VS ,30j5 STD STD 52 320 esi:!!2DOOk, ve 3200 STD STD 52 320 es._4 DOoi HT., ve 3225 STD STD 52 320 es

IROUGH*M Ve 3345 STD STD 52 . 320 jjTORINO WAGON ve 2290 ' iRS es 52 320 N.A. 41CTYSED IO Pe... Wag. VO 3345 STD STD 52 320 N.A.LTD SQUIRE WAGON, Ve 340G STD STD .52 320 faa.. iTHUNDEUIED, VS t:5:' 4500 STD STD i2o 350 fIlo 41

PINTO RUN ABOUT 3 DR. 1975

65

3541

41

41

41

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enlIstcosh

Clfed fSchwiparkeNUes

RiCement sow valoed at.$387 fromo truck parked on Comberlandave...: 3 Prospect ave. resIdents re-ported parson(s) unknown Sprayedsilver point all over tlier parkedaotos.

Motor Vehicle Accldnoc at7077 Dempster Involvingvehlclesof Jean Ostrom, 6446 Palmo Le..Nlles and Ronald Formanskl, 7$57LIII nL, Nues.

Tkoiodoy, July 6 - - -Hshcaps valued at $100 tabeo

rom a l97j BuIck belonging ton Oconto ave. resident.

Items valoed at $140 tabeorom Olcotr st..reoident'o gar-fe. Entry was gained by usingo electric garage door oponer.

IASE PRICE INCLUDESDESTINATION AND

CEEPARATION CHANGESCHICAGO.

OUT OUR ADVANCE 1973 PRICE flUOTATIIJN

15 year old n.. -_nosrebindxiojj;; regard.iiig use aLnth.Un. after yooswas apprelm. ridIng amjJi I CI( - bIke ou th sweet.., .. Two bikes reported ntnl. . . .....from i Fr

Icons Impers and. $390 in'. moy o Upend andlevelaad oc. resident repor- grasln.Co1or

he theft of his Yetiow 27"WomennIm Varsity bike which wan . sho 225 Lesrenoed repod In the bofe rack at the

fomul and sun moleRecreation Conter. oubJeci.ad taken sprswataly.Iport of theft.af a Stlli1 $l0øwortji of clotItlngfrs

5 year old Nlund ave. lrlbitten by. a Gorm Shepord be..loaging . to a neighbor. "01malwas lmpaund for observationSmall kitchen flr extuguished by NUes Fire Dope. inthe home nf Ralph Kursyol, 8426Oriole.

. Gross Point rd. business re-ported theft of two IBM Seine-. Irk typewrfteo. and $40 In cashfrom a cash drawer.

Wedoesday July 5Washington st. resident re..ported liumeroos skunks In Sinback yard of her home. Animaj

Warden reported they were goneon hin arrival. Ho told csmploj,,_antj(e would set a trap fur ihnskunks.

4 tIres ponctorea and VixylroSy slashed on a 1971 Ford he..longing to a Clnnvlew resIdent,Auto woo parked Io lot of reotaorant on Oaktos.st..

Davis st. resident reportedtheft of her sos's bike 'vhichWas parked by front door oftheir residence. Boy's bike wasa Sebwinn Continental 3 Of'0edwith brown frame.

Ozark st. resIdent reportedtheft of son's hike from MeDoo..aldo. 7937 Milwaokee. Bike wooa yellow Scie-ion, Varsity, 10Speed.

Ambulance Call to Sears,GoffMill to tr000port 17 year oldstock room employee John Tono..oalot to Lutheran Geoeraj boo..pltol after be cot bio left thumb,. Ambulase0 call to 7218 Urnesto transport John Bords to Lu-tiieran General after lie fell in thekitcheo ood lojured his log.

Lyons st. resident reportedilteft of a. bIne uoirsy1 tire and$40 worth of cookies (row thetrunk of his auto,

ClenviewArt Fair

The 19th annual àutdoor orgfalr hold by the Glonvleov ArtLnagoe le conjunction with theFirst Trust aod Savings Baskof Glenv1ew will aword $1000 to

. ettlnts Is varl000 Categories plus$600 in purchase awards, TheFoIr Is scheduled for Saturday,July 29 ond Sunday, July 30 onthe ground of Lysns school, cor-ncr of Lukn and Wé.uhegau rdo.in Gleoview. The Foir will beginat noon ond ron cil dusk.

Among those making porchmeawards ore Hackneys on Lohe ofGlenvlew, Nice Tool & Mfg. Cu.of Clenview, The Ffrst Trust andSnvluign Bank ofGlenview, SchIeleFainroon Co. of Chicago. OlgaKlttler decorator. of Glenviewand North Shore Town and Coon-ti-y Reaiturs.

Other dsnators og prIze monnyInclude the Glenvlew State Bank,Scott Poresman Company of Glen-view, the Red Door Beauty Solonof Wilmotte, the entamaI Stewart e-Patience oil pthweo award andthe anoual Jr. Womann CitA ofGlenview awards for grammarand junIor high school students.

Awards will be made IO thefield of nils, watercolor. mixedmedia, sculpoun., ceramics. andStudent ar AdditionaUy. three

:aw aj be given to "Glen-- view's Gano," N CategOry opon to

any "Sondey painter" who livesWIthin the boundaries of theGlen-

iew Park Dlocrfcg and wishes todisplay one or twO works.

Serving os judges for the Fairwill be Jooegd. Burlinl,.n Arling-ton Heights sculptor. nd EstellaFadaiSe, Qdcago ertEeicher.

.. I

2. 5% Golden 200Passbook Account

o Premium534 /0 Passbook Accoun

5½0/Ineome/0 Savings Bonds

5% ¡o Savings Bondso Income

Because onjq CItizeu,s Iqall Clijcaqolajid can give uou9 dWeint moqeg-miIijng savings pkiqs. . '

Th4ft; wluj we sag U' jou caqt find a sultable savings.. plaq ¿Et Chizeqs, It doesii) exist! . .

No matter what your savings goals, you're sure to find a plan that Suits your needsinformation, call or stop in soon. Ask for Jim Petersen or Marge Keller.

Innovative Bankers and Trustmcn

CITIZENS BANK. . &TRUSTCO.

.01. Neutwsst HIIIWiy.PUk Ilp,Ilhuii 6OOI8 UMir FDIC.FflS' Fhu(312) U54000

The Doghe. Tharod4, July IS, 1972

Pige 14 Tb. 8uge Thursdsy, July 13. 1972

'Sunday. july 9 - - -....jiye Des ibInes boys, ages11 md 12 rel»rted playing onthe roof oPB in GoIfrMlU. Youthofficer notijied.

courtland st. resident rel»r-ted his 9 year old -son wasscratched by i cat belonging to a

IV G

LESSONS!WORD WWE

DRVIN6 SCHOOLS

P0NI FREE LESSON uI VALID tNFIL AUG. 1 1972 II °NERVOUSPEOPLEOIJRI SPECIALTr'

u. IREE HOME PICK-lip I

"THEMINI-PRICE

DEALER"

USEYOUR

"ARMCHAIR

ALL. NEW '72's

PINTO 2 DOOR, 4 CYL

PINTO RUN ABOUT 3 DR.

PINTO WAGON, 4 CYL

MAVERICK 2 DR.. 6 CYL

MAVERICK 4 DR., 6 CYL.

MUSTANG 2 DR. NT., VBTORINO 2 DOOR HT.. VITORINO 4 0001, VIGAL. 500 2 DR. H.?.. VS

GAlAXIS 500 4 DI.. VSLTD 2 DOOB, VS

ITO 4 0005 N.Y., VS

1V0 2 Dl. UOUOHAM VSTORINO WAGON. VS

CTYSID IOPuu. Wag. VITO SOUPIR WAGON. VS

THUNDEImID. VS 4500

. .55

Off the NILES

Woodland ave. resIdent. Mimaiwas impounded for observation.

Ambulance call to 7350 Ca.roi io transport YllSa Bitter toLutheran General Hospital lo liihealth.

'Z\vo brothers. Ages 17 and 20and from Morton Crove werereported stealing gas from ananta parked In the rear of Wis-0er St. Sabjecta were apprehen-dod and transported to Nues Po-lice Station.

Saturday. July 8 - -.16 year. old Wtimette youth

brought to station after beingapprehended while shoplifting InSports Mart. Luter released tofather's custody.

24 year old Chicugo man ta-ken to Resurrection Hospital fromservice station at 6747 Toohy..Man hudfaliento pavement, strik-Ing his head und causing u lacer-ation.

Nilen Pire Dept. responded toa call at the thok Coanty Sher-lit's Station, 8970 MIlwaukee ayo.

STD STD 520 350 ho

POLICE BLOTTER-where a gas hose placed in afuel tank of a car was left un-attended and 91 gallons of gaswas pwnpod no the greno Cuswas washed down by Nileb fire-

Maryland st. resident repor-téd hurglary of his onlocked gar-age. Items taken were a Searsoathoard motor - $179; a tacklehon - $200 and a tool box - $50.Total eatlmated Ions $429.

Friday, July 7 - - -Nuco Park District reported

theft of one box of flares, a fireextlngtdsher and a first aid kitfrom the Perk Districbas.

Lyons st. woman reported.theft of her porse from a shop-ping cart in the parking lot ofDcmpster-Creenwood Plaza. 511etold policé the porse was in ashopping curt with packages undwhile she was attempting to as-lock her car. an anidentlfled malegrabbed the porse and ran. Porsecontained a blue wallet with mis-

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cellanenus papers and $390 iñcash. .

Cleveland st. resident repor.ted the theft of his Yellow 27"Schwinn Varsity hlke which Wanparked in the bike rack at theNues Recreatlnn Center.

Report of theft of a SeIMCement saw valued at $387 froma troth parked on Comherlandave.

3 Poospect ave. resIdents re-ported person(s) unknown sprayedsilver point all over their parkedautos.

Motor Vehicle Accident ut7077 L)empster lovolvingvehiclesof Jean Ostrom, 6446 Palma La.,Nues and Ronald Parmanoki. 7(57Lili st., Nues.

Thursday, July 6 - - -. flobcapo valued at $100 taken

from a 1971 BuIck belonging toan Oconto ave. resident.

items valoed at $140 taken.from Olcott st. resident's gar-age. tintry was gained by usingan electric garage door opener.

YIVfGOT THE .

MRPf3T PENCiL

ESTIMATOR"NORWOOD FORD'S CLOSEOUT PRICE LIST°OF 1972 FORD CAR MODELS & OPTIONSFORD * TORINO * MUSTANG * MAVERICK

* THUNDERBIRD * PINTOSEE HOW EASILY YOU CAN OWN YNE 72 FORD YOU WANT-EQUIPPED THE WAYYOU WANT IT. SELECT PRICES FOR ThE MODEL L EQUIPMENT YOU WANT FROM THE'72 CLOSEOtJTpRICs LISTED. ENTER IT IN THE 'TOTAL' COLUMN. TNEN SEE NORWOOD FORDFOR THE TOP S$$ APPRAISAL OF YOUR USED CAE TRADE-IN. YOU'LL SE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED WITH OUR 72 CLOSEOUT PRICES!

ASK ABOUT OUR ADVANCE 1913 PRICE. QUOTATION

NORWiCORNER HARLEM AVE. &

, 'last PRICE INCLUDESDESTINATION AND

PREPARATION CHARGESCHICAGO.

In..altena.'

Pdn.

$1575

5975

2135

2025

2075

2459

2455

2405

3035

3015

3200

3225

3345

2590

3345

3600

Aus.Tm,,.

$144'44144

IZO

170

585

155

SSS

STD

STD

STD

STD

STD

'SS

STD

STD

5,,.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

IS .

55

IS3954

STD

STD

STD

STD

STD

S.STD

STD

Saal.

s 5252

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

5252

52

52

52

52

.52

Airc..a.

$320

320

320

320320

320

320320

320320320

320

320320

320320

Reef

65

65

N.A.

85

- SS

55

SS

SS

55

55

55

85

85

A.

N.A.

Tire.Glare

$32

32

65

65

TOTAL

6932

35

35

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41

4'41

41

41

45

45

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Vale. nfan.a Cn,

Plat 5%lal.e Ta.

YOURPRICE

paioigi;,i0'ing use .oXnsinij,j

youthwas 8rele ridIng a; . bOte an the atreer... Tho bikes repor .atolenfrom a .F.osoe- ave.

BUtes deacrjbe, as a boy'5a girl's 26'S ft 3 nyoel agreen in color.Mariaane'a womo5.5 apyo- . Shop, 225 °CWood repur.ted three femalés amt 011o ma0. subJèât had taJtan

BPPtOShSoMy.. sum worth of ciotiui from SeStore.5 yeas. oid NeWiuud

aye, gisibitten by. a German Shepa he.longIng to a neighbor. detwas Impounded for ohoervaIM,. Small kitchen flr estj.guished by. Nibs Flr oepthe heme of RaSpi, Kurzyoi, i426fl'laIe

Cross "Point ed, business re.ported theft of two 15M Sele_tn-ic typewriters and $40 lo cashfrom n cash drawer.

Wednesday, Joly 5 - _Washington st, residnut re.ported jiumerono skouks in Ikeback yard of her korns, deinisl

Warden rep-reed they were foseon hiserrival. fie told compl_ant kg wsald net a trap br theokonko.

4 tires pooct,j'ed atd xinylrdof sloshed one 1971 Fsrd_longing to a Glenview residentAnte was parked lo lot of res.taurant on Oektuo st.

Davis st. resident reyorltbeft at ber son's bike lvhjchwas parked by front door oftheir residence. floy'sbihe owa Schwinn Continental, 3 uyondWitll brown frame.

Ozark st. resident reportedtiteR of son's bike from McDo-alds 7937 Milwaukee, Bike wooa yellow Schwinn, Varsity, 10speed.

Ambulance call to Sours,GoSMill to transport 17 yoat oidstock room employee John Toos-saint to Lutheran Geoerai hog-pliai after he cut bis left ihomb,

Ambuiaore call to 7210 OrneoTo trunslwrt John Corns to Lo-theran General after lin feil Lottekitchen and injured ills leg.

Lyons st. resioteot reportedtheft of u blue oniroyal tire pwi$40 worth of cookies from the

. trunk of his auto.

Glenview. Art FairThe 19th anneal nutdoor un

. fair, held by the Glenview ArtLeague In canjunctlon with IkeFirst Trust and Savings Bunkof Glee-Ieee, will awend $500010nrtists ln.verioun categories plus$600 In purchane awards. ThePair In ochedeled for Satonday,July 29 nnd Sandup, July 30 onthe ground of Lyons school, tor-ncr of Lake and Waukegas rdn.in Clenview. The Foin will koginat noon nod nun tu dunk.

Among those making porchoonawordo ere Hockneyn on Loke ofCleoview, Nice Tool S Mfg. Co.uf Glenview, The First Treat nndSavings Bank offllenvlew, SchlelnFaieroon Co. nf Chicogo, OlgaKlttler decorator, of Glenvinwand North Shore Town and Coon-try Renitors

Other donotoro nf prize moneyloclude the Gienview State Snob,Scott PoresmanCompanyof Glen-view, the Red Door Benoty Sobonf Wilmette, tao animal StewartPatience oU pdinting aword oDdthe ao-usi Jr. Womno'u Club ofGlenview awards for grammarand nDdor high school studentS.

Awardnwflihemadetathe S.

field of oils, watercolor. mixedmedia, acuipeiro, ceramics. andstudent nW. AdditionallY, three:awunde will he given ta "Glen-

- View's Own," a category open tuany' "Sunday painter" who Uvaswithin the boundaries oftheGben- -

view Park DIStrSCt und wishes tadisplay one or twó works.

Serving as Judges for the Fairwill be Juncid, Ourlini. an AriloS-ten Heights acoliTar. and RotelleFedelie, Qdcago art teacher.

Because onjg CIflzeqs Iqall Cbjcaqoknd eau ght !JOuq 4Wèiínt moqe-makjnq 'savinqs platqs.

ThaitwInj we sag ¡f jou cant find a sult4ble savingsp!aitkt Citizeits, ¡t doesii) exist!

1. 4½ % Passbook Account

2. 5% Golden 200. Passbook Account

3. 5!; O" Blue Chip2 /0 Passbook Account

53% 0,' Premium 7 5V %Inveutment

¡O Passbook Account r . Savings Bonds

5½9,! Income 8. 5% %

Investmento Savings Bonds Savings Bonds

0' Income 53/% Growth5% o Savings Bonds , Savings Bonds

No matter what. your savings goals, you're sure to find a plan that suits your needs best, For more

information, call or stop in soon. Ask for Jim Petersen orMarge Keller.' .1'

Innovative Bankers and Trustmen

CITIZENS BANK. . &TRUSTCQ

OIS Nutwe't WWSY.M Riie.IIFiiiis 60068' N.akr FOIC4flS' PbIU3i2) 125.7000

L,J . I, £J .

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A&HINSURANCI AGENCY

All 4lnn of losorsoce7870 B L,noIn As

Ed Wthe,be.SKOKN. ILL679.6747

ARMANETTI LIOUOBS

8776 Dee,pe, StNILES. ILL

824-812f

ARVEYS RESTAURANTGOURMI T u

704f OokIon St.NULlS. ILL.

967.9790

BANK OF NILRS

7100 Oakton St.

NILES, ILL.

YO 7-5300

BELL LIQUORS

DentpNos L MiIwt,ok.e

NILES. ILL.

827.5509

BIRCHWAY RRXALL DRUGS

7503 N. MiIw.,t,k.. Av..NuIS, ILL

. 647.8337

BOB'S DRIVR-IN LIOUORS INC.

7355 N. As..NILES. ILL.

647-9085

CABVRLDAIRY FREEZE

730f MiiwaoL.. As..NEfS, ILL.

647-8948 L 338-1375

CELLAR LOUNGE(IN THE MOTEL NILES)

7139 N. MIIw.0k9. As..NILES, ILL. -

NI 7.930Q

COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME6250 N. MiI*.ok.. As..

CHICAÔO. ILL.SP 4-0366

Thò Bugle 'ThurdafC. July13. 1972

DRIVE CAREFULLY....BE ALERT AT ALL TIMES

Children often act before they think...Especiallywhen they are playing. The Summer Months are-

DANGEROUS Months Where Children are Concerned...So be EXTRA Alert when Driving where children Plày.

GIVETHE KIDS A BRAKE THIS SUMMER!

TitiS prOgram Sponsored by the followingSafety minded Firms and Institution5'

DEL- ANN FLORIST

6545 Mdwooke. As..

NILES. ILL.

0E LUXE CIGARETTESERVICE. INC.

7730 N- MiIwooke. Ase.NILES. ILL:

775.5445

DOWN THE STREBTRESTAURANT

6913 MiIwooke. Ave.NILES ILL.647.81 16

FOREMOST LIQUORS8009 N. MIIw00B0. As..

NILES. ILL.

967-esAs

FOREST FLAME RESTAURANT(Foomrittr Country Divis5)

8100 Coldw.II Ave.NILRS. ILL.

967-81RO

FRANK DI MARIAG.neraI Contractor A

Roscodel in9nil tyjt-S of fliunilsun, Work 15cc

8)13 N. Olcoti As..HILES. ILL.965-0674

GOLF MILL CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH, INC.

9229 Mifonok.. As..HILES, ILL.965. R300

IMPERIAL JEWELERS

Leorenc.wood Shopping Ctr.

HILES. ILL.

966-1035

JOE LO VERDE L SONSCONSTRUCTION COMPANY

7042 N.Mifwaok.. As..NILES. ILL.

647-8696

JOtS GULF SERVICE

640f Miloack.. As..HILES. ILL

965-9753

JOHNS FLOWERS

6541 Milwaukee Ase..

NILES. ILL.

647-9553

KABSER A KAISER REAL ESTATE

7735 N. MilvacLee As..NILES, ILL.

SP 4-2616

KNIT-N-KIT

La.,encewood Shopping CU.

NILES, ILL.

966-1095

LA PETITE YVRTTE BOUTIQUECLLTTHES DESIGNED By MIRALawrenc.wood Shopping CE,.

NILRS,- ILL.

, 965,1230

LAWRENCEW000 MOBILSERVICE CENTER

Forelgo C.c Tvoe-Uçn S.1ty7963 Wauh.ga Road

NILES, ILL,965-9039

LONE TREE INN

7710 Milwo0k.. Av..HILES, ILL.

967-8939

MAC CLEEN'S VELVAMATICCAR WASH

7849 Woolcegan Rd.HILES, ILL.

967-9113

MC DONALD'S HAMBURGERS

Oolcton A MiIwaoka. As.;.-WILES, ILL.

. 965-9874

MAINLINE RESTAURANTLunch. Ditmer & Entertainment

7105 MiIwo5k.. Av..NILRS. ILL.

.

647-8335

MARGIE OBIDALSGolf Mill hopping CI,.

NILES. ILL.

296.7711

MARK III FOR MEN. LTD.CTJSTOM MENS HAIR PIECESc

7634 Milwaoltee Ave.NILES. ILL.

966-1377

.

MRINKRVEGETABLES A FLOWERLAND

5803Toohy Av..HILES. ILL.

.

647.9455

MIKE'S FLORAL SHOP

6505 N. MiIwaIc.e Av..CHICAGO. ILL.

NI 1-0040

MOTEL HILES

7139 N, MiIwak.. Av..NILES. ILL

.

NI 7-9300

N A E QUICK WASH

7515 MiIwauIc.. As.,NILES ILL,

827-6022

NILES PASTRY SHOP. 7521 Milwouic.. Av..

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cost of either trip Is $4 peo-person and the bus will leavefrom the Park Office at F6op1eoPork. Children may hrlog s sackbock or bay their lunch there.Malts are oeeded.to assist oo the

. trips. If you wish to hel contactthe Park Office st 297-3000.

TournamentsThe Park District will upen-

sor a. series of special tooroa-memo lo July and August. Poradults on July 21-23 a horseshoetournament will he hosted at thePoopleu Pork horseshoe pits.For high school and adults avofleyhali touroameot wlllhe heldfrom Aug. 9-13. A resais gourou-moot for all ages will he heldat the Feopl&s Park reunis cuso-foun Aug. 19. Further lnformatlooon all tournaments io a specialbrochure lu available at the ParkOffIce. The brochure will be dio-Inhaled through Ike day compsod hasehall programs. if youdo out receive une, coutact theoffice.

Lassie SoftballA-supervised 16" uofthall pro-

gram for girls io held everyMonday olght 6:30-8:30 at theSkelly Nathansuo sckuul ball dio-mood. The girls ore from 9-13years old sud all thot fa o6ededis eothuulasm. The Pork Dis-foist provides oli equipment. Feel,u $3 and the program ends Aug.

RK DISTRICT NEWS. Nil Park District Bu

Shuvjii above with tile sew Niles Park District hits are 1. to r.;Williato Maghes. Supt. Roc., Atoe Koller, Ree. Supervisor.Wahoo-800sse, Board Presldeot Coo-I Saho Dus Drivez- sod Helmut Dt-es_oler, Park Director.

Roller Skating Lessons

Stoudlogs as uf july 6AATigersTh,lxuRed SoxAogeluRangersIndiansOriolesWhite SoxYankees

MABraves 3_iMeto 3-2Cohn 3-2Cardinals 2-2Dodgers fJ.4

Golf Moine Pork District hase-hull leagues ao-e entering theIr 4thweek of ploy. All Indications forboys In 6th. 7th. 8th grades showevery race to be o tight son. Inthe Jr. AAA League, the Sruveohave jumped to a slIght lead overthe Mets and Cobs. The Braves(3_l) have keen led by the clutchpitching of Alan Cymbal and ClonKrandel and the Consistent kittlugof Bill Tunlck. lo one of the Drovesfirst games o 6 to 5 vIctory overthe Dodgers woo achieved on thestrength nf o divIng circus cotchby Broves otitfielder Jeff Slroto.

The A/IA Mets (3-2) have beenyeced by the brother pItching at-tack of Mike ond Pot Brennan.They hove combined to pitch oone hitler and u two-hitter furthis scosso. The hard luck teamthus forthis season boo heno theDodgers (0-4). They have henogetting good pitching from MarkTurokik and Jeff Rappnprt.,

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every Wednesday from 4to5 p.m.fur beginners and 5 to 6 p.m. forthe advanced skaters. startingJoIy 19. Part of the roller rinkwill he made ovallakie fur proc-tice from 5 to 6 p.m. for the he..ginners and from 4 - 5 p.m. forthe advanced shatero. SiegfriedDorsch. former reilar skatingcliomplon will ha conducting theprogrom.

Tito beginner lessuss will hecuverlog such things os f rwordstroking. two foot glide1 ond loftsod right one foot glide, crossOver right left forward, nwlsoalforwards, T_stop hothnldeo, kneehood two feet, cosse both sides,two funi opio. hunny hop, for-word pivot, and lunge, changoedges, outside and Inside seefoot, fo-ne turo with two feet,spread eagle, and an outside andleide figure eight.

The Odvooced skaters leosomwill he covering free turm onfoot right and left outSide, waltzthree, front outside und imiderullo, mohawk Inside and not-Side. open close.,insfde three hockcross over loft and right, backSwissel, waltz jump, one footlunge, one foot split, back pivot,kackwarojs çross rolls, bock-wards doohle three right and leftsaickuw, and spread eagle, sodserpentine frontwards und back-wards.

The cost of the ois week pro-gram Is $6 fur residents sod $9for non residents, Anyone io-tereuted In regintering can doou at either the Bollard SpettoCumple; nr at the Perk DIS-trict . offices logaged un Mli-wanken ave. The Fao-It Districtreserves th right co cancel eithernr hunk lessons because uf in-sufficient registration,

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Ouo team already looksgreat," said PiseiIioi, bútwere°Uu rnereoted Io fiodingas manygood ball playets as jmssible.1m Confident that welI do well.batease Chicagos NW.suknrbae

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The Aug. 26 game will bephiyed for the benefit of Nues'policemen and firemen, Ail pro-coeds will go directly to thisCause.

"The JuJy 16 tryout will bethe first step in preparation forthe Claduausro, and ultimatelyfar the season," Piseilini . said,'Q.ts will not be made to fi.nahize the roster until after thefirst regular season game, soany men Interested In playInghave plenty oftimetep-,vethe,o-Selves."

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, - ----- in rinalsOver the week nf NY i-9, Olympic Team repreSentatives.four fencers competed In the MIke McCabay, wbn competedIU.S.

National Fencing Champino- ig the adult fail alun, was eliot-nbiyn at liontly eailena t .,___.. ._ .-.....n,'. Lu «IO IRrst roano WithWaltham, Mass. The records nf a 2-3 record. Another wIn wouldhthe

fencers were Siven In last have advanced him to the secondWeeh'i Bsgle. .....soc,,unarae5. asurco aloWehl con.An addItion to the IllInois fee. nidorteg that be had two of theCerswas thu former Maine South finalists In bin pool.State Champion, Dave Llttell. Sam DiFiglia fenced In theDave went through the Under 19 Under 19 Sabre competItion. Samcompetition with naiv ano 1.. -ca.a reCotu also and lostand wont Undefeated In the fInal nut on n barrage (féhigeoff) taround far a 14-i record ta WIn advance to the nenti-finalo. Onethe Under 19 National Champloe. of his opponents was Tom Lo-

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ship title. This entitles Dave to sencz who went to the Underbe an the ILS. Ten,,, n,,.,_,. . ..- -'a ZU-5 last year. Sam.bad to facecompete durIng Easter at Buenos trou of the eventual (ballots InAires, Argentina lu 1973. Ido PrelimInary pool.Dave also Competed lntheaduj Karl Meyer, who fanged underfoIl, but was elImInated is anò 39 sabre waa aise ellmisatadnf the n,.,,_.. ... .ou. tii tn In the fIrst round. .adult events choone the V.5, Tern's, Mrrn,n,ev _

AMLINCS 'Greenhouse._Fresh.at N.D., was widefeated is thefrelittdnary round of the Under19 fail, and was 3-2 In the semi'ste make the final round. Tarrywan i heut is the gisais and wasonly one touch tway from a veryhIgh pualtion, however. Terryteck 6th place. This place Is thehigbeStanyND fencer bas eher

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Pto.V.F,W. 7712 Mets 22hrtrntl. Hon. of Pochs. Colto 21lmperlakEauttflan Cubs 20Lawson Product Phlllies 20

. Steinberg-Baum Dodgers 16Lone Tree Inn Braven 14Hollywood Perforators PIrates.

. 12Norwood Savings Diants . 11N.B.L. CardInals 8E. R. Moore AstroS 7Caliero b Catino Rod Legs 5

v.p.w. 7712 Mots 6 - E, R,Moore Antros 3. Timely hittingby Jeff Rumoran and RUss May.cou pial excellent fielding won

. this gamo for the Mets.lnterntl. Hoe. of Plucks. Calte

13 - Norwond Savings Giants 0.Drehobi, Fyda, Borowski, .KrIp-pioger and Cadomski all badsingles to start the Colts ta thisvictory. Groat pitching byDeSas-go, Kapka and Heath helped makethis a shot out game.

Lownon Products Phfllies ii -Lone True Inn Braves 0. 2ndshut out game of the week sawthe PblIIlen wIn their 9thntratgbtgame, Briaro and Prancek heldthe Braved to 2 hits. Briarscontributed,a homer, Piazzi had3 bits and O'Connor had 2.

SteInberg-Baum Dodgers 8 -Imperial Eastman Cubs 2. TheDodgers, with steady pitching byFratto, Bemoras and Weber and

. good fieldIng, held the Gabs ta3 hIts, The Dodgers' attack wasltd by Jeff Chaffio with 2 homerum and 5 EBI's.

V.F.W. 7712 Mets 10 - N,B.L.Cardinals 6. Thin . win put theMeto lo first place, as nf JulyS, in a very clone race, JeffBemor had 3 for 4 with adouble and a home risi. Russ May-Cat wan 3 for 4, Stese Masoldaaod Bob Sylvegue each had 2 for a

'Steinberg..Baum Dodgers 12 -E.R, Moore Astros 6. The Dod-gern did lt agafol The hittIngattack wan led by Jeff Chafflo. VTini Ru bad a home run. doubleend Single. Steve Romairo bad 2 wdottj,los, WinnIng pitcher, Bob.Beororan, gave up ihitandotruck eout 6 in 3 intrinco. ' h

Imperial Eastman Cubs. 13 - nIHoIlywon loratnrs Pirates 1.Mike Pappas BIll McGrath and 4Dein Haerr combined gave up I Shit. Jeff Patton MIke Pappas taod Mike MIller all got triples IWith the bauen loaded. Mike Mur- Ioray went 3 for 3, Switch hitting fresulted in a triple hy...a.jefty Taod a hooter by a righty.'-,. 01

Other ocore Stelthecg-aum aDodgers 7 - Hollywood Peffora- ntoro Piraten 3. Lone Tree Inn WBraven 13 - Nnrwood SavlogoGiants 3, . d

The lntrntl Hue.. of Pncbn. AColts and Caliere & Catino RedLego were rained out after 3 GiflltlWs of play. Tb

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Lane .Tree Inn 25Tasty. Pup 24NBL Indians 15Bob's Package Goode 13NBL Whlge Snx 13NBL-Mets _ i clone and the lead cbaoged raudoNBL Yankees . i

Oevernl times,Premier Denlgo Inter. g In bs vs. Dodger game, itSkaja'n 7was a good one till the btb in-010g tire Cn,s with 2 os GaorbroFloe pitching by M. Coglian- bit FIR made tire ocoreeon, D. Andersen. D, Redig aod4-1, Geliate and lbnmroobe eachsion '

byGleoncor-got n hit in the 6th.. K. ¡omite ano torts urex-

Joe Indiaos led by ¡3. Eclreif-Inc helped the Yankees tovictory.ler'o pitching and I IR tied tireThe score 20-10 Dodgers vn. Jeto 3-3. J, Kemmer and R.Braves doosn't teli the wholeKubas each got au Bili. J. IIaj-story because they both hit thedab also pitched 2 good inrriogs.bull wéll. Bill O'Donnell hit a

Hocco and D. Sçheffier boil,SIR and 2 elogIno. Jeff Grobert,starred defensively.Harry Jaffe, Tom Pergun, Jim

The Indians tren 5-2 agaiostErajewokl, Chuck Ugel, Laoethe White Sos. Indians led bySteak. Pat Shemrosbe, EricTrig-6. Scheffler aod J, i laxen hadstead and Rich Gallatz ali kif.a s coo uprising in tire top ralfThree hit pitching by Releo-0 the 6th iooiog. K. Kaszoiabberg, Weiss and Borowshi withalso had a key triple io tire ist. a 1fR by G. Goldman broughtinnIng which Scored 2 ruco. J.victery for Cards agaioot theHacen again played an oOtstaed-Chits.Ing game defensively,Richard Sawcisuck drove lo 2

, Rodieks i iR ryan tire onlyriots and Scott Watts homeredhit the Indlson got all day. Tireas the White Sox wem ndged by Indian bats sere silenced by tirethe Cribo B-7. The game wan fine pItching of the Cardinals.

American Division -

. WestPeterson Class (Panibero) 25Al's Standard (Doable Eaglen) 25N.B.L, Cowboys f7Golf Mill tate Bank (Rums) 14N,B.L, Vihings 13N.B,L, Bronco's 12Pipers Carpet eaIs) 12Plaza Tool (Black Hawks) 12N.B.L. Hawks liU-DO-IT-Products (Elbn) ioPrzybyln'n (lungs) 9

N.B.L. Cowboys 14 - N.B.L.Hawks 6, The Cowboys blasted thuHawks with 14 runs, including Shomerons, while Cowboy pitchersRusSell Dooash and Robert Ber-Band heldthe Hawkn to 6 roes.Leading the Cowboys were Ros-.soll 000aOb with 3 home roso anda single. Mark Zielbe with 4sInglen, and DeúnGluth and LarryGoertnor with a home run and asingle each. Other Cowboys slug-gets were Tom Porzak and BobDaehler wIth two Oingles each,od . Rpy RIot and Steve Kurt-

ser with base hIts.Al's Standard 13 - N.B.L. VI-

hings 3. The Double Eagle pitch-ing held up with a 4061 wIth the

lklogs pitching for 4 completeinnings, At that time the Vthitrgu

ere leadIng 5to 1. Is the top ofthe fIfth Ingdog.tho Double Eaglesxpioded for 12 runs no iO solidase hIts. After a shahy 3rd in-ng Steve Rom000 nettled down

and faced only 8 batters io theib and 5th Innlngo. John Trig-ted bad control trouble in bothhe ist and 2nd InnIngs and al-òwed the first two Vikingo ran

the lot inning. The hit of-enslve pooch wan Provided bydot Ryan wits had a perfectght at thu plate with a walk,double, a triple and a home runot to mention 7 R,B.l,'s. Toddordel had a two run homer.N.B.L. Bronco's 13- dl's Stan-

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bucked Al's Standard 13 ta 9.ood pitching by Bob Satlnaver.ree run homer by G, Satin-

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over and a two run tomer byMike Rudy who also had2 singles.A real uimet,

Przybyio's 6 - N.LLL. Vibiogs7.. Game played under protest.In the 5th inning Argino had 2doubles and Keener had treo trito;Eones and Sull each had one rit.T. Barrett, Argino andEssespitched for Rings.

Przyhylo'n 15 -U-DO-iT-Pro-ducts 12, Tom and Bill Barrett,Essen and Dicbsoo each had 2hits; Sali had 3 hIts and Ber-foin! had 4 hits iecluding2 triplesand drove in 8 rann. Essen hitgn'aod slam homer, Kings got 12roso in 3rd innIng. .

N.B.L, Bronco's 15 - PiporCarpet 9. After glviog up 12 rumin the lot inning the Seam lostto the Bronco's 15 to Q. NeitherWojoar 'or Hoffman could coo-tain the Broeco'o in the ist lo-olog aod Lanosa finally stoppedthe 000ianght, Ron Voss gave up3 runs Io S innIngs for the Seals.Scott fioifmao had a grand slamhome run for the Seals.

Peterson Glans 7 - Golf MillState Bank 4. A very close game.Power by the Paothers in the 4thInnIng wan enough to heat theRams. Rich Schweigei and KenJohnsno did great pitching forthe Rams. Danny Paul had twohome runs and 4 R,BJ.'s. Homerum abo by Jeff Lemajeur andHonry Smille. Groat catch to endgame by Dave Murray with basesInaded. Brian Grahhu madu 2great catches for the Rams.

Golf Mill Stato Banh forfeItedto thaï U-DO-IT-Products.

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dugts 7.U-DO-IT-Products 10 -N,B.L,

Hawks 10. A very guod game.

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30 White Son beat the Knights 14-9.. .. 24 Great plays were made by PhIlUJUJLUL*LL Vapor Corp. 19 Newmaon lo left, and Jeff Hoff.. N.0.L, Yankees . lb at Oecond, The White Soo also

I I 11111F hang 14ff. Co, 16 ,..n, n, ,,. ,.e,..__.._.__,o',a. JesaRiggios l'terra Rest. .13 u;ffh; irorne roo, triple, 00gCortei 15 sIngle. Dich Devery had a borneN.B,L. Red Sos 12 roo aod single, Marc Meyers,Air Jaoraica i Mihe Tamburo, and Buddy SkajeKoighto of Columbok S each had a home roo. BrendanNIleo Chamber of Commerce 4 McCarthy went 3 for 4. BohWot-

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terman went 2 for 3. JIm Solais1)01ro irackage Goods - Wirlte had 2 hIto and Phil Nowrnannlox. Tire White Sax won over had I bit, Dick Descry pitched

tire Angeln 15-2. Brandan McCar- . nhutout boll. Also great pitch-thy tvnnt 4 for 4, Dick Devecy log by Meyero and Mccarthy.aod Mike Tao,huro ment 5 for 4. tiarig Mfg, - Tigers. The TI.Jeff Soff rrcttt 2 for 3. Jim So- gern heat the Red Son 9-5. JImIan, Al Cuaiano, Buddy Skaja, Ratcliif had 2 doubles and 2and 11th Nervroae ali had 1 tilt, singles, also pitched 2 ocoreiensA grcat play was orade hyfladdy Inniogo, Roman Beoho hod aSkaja, irireo ire casght a iropliner triple, double, and singlo end 4at 3rd, Great pitciriog by Soleo, good inoings..pitcired, Jay Fine and110ff and McCartiry. Tire rvlrole Joe Saotoo'nhi eacir irad 2 bits,team tvisireuUrcgJetrseouspeedy l'aol Brstoback had 1 hit.recovery. Vaper Corp. - Senators. Oncarvel - Trvios. TireTrvirro loot Jane 14 tine Senators played theto tire Indians 14-5. Tire Trvirts Indians. There rvas a proteot.took tire lead in tire first ry 2 The resalto of the game io io thecoos and ireid It to tire tirird, standings tire Sooators Ioni therrirere lt tras throrutt away. Twim game. tire fioul Score tras in-came irack In the Stir, whir Mike diaos 14, Senators SO.Tait starting tire semi-rally. ruitir Bank of Nues - bAbes, Thehis fifttr home ron of tire sensor,. lsriians still in lot pince beatJim Maironey foliorrod miti, a the Tigers 10-7, A great andtriple, not to ire left oat, Bob eucitiog gamo wan played by bothGazier trod a stood-si, doai,ie, teams, rviren In the 4th inolog theIra Guito did a good Joir ot 3rd, IndIans came from irehind to vin,nod went2 for 5 inclodiog adsairic. i itting stars for the Indiano ocre

Air Jairraica - Angeln. Tire An- Scott Ury, Dale Schmackur undgelo loot to tire Wirite box 15- Tony ft'Agostioo with 3 bits2. Once agolo tire Aogelo could ariece. Great pitcitiog by Johnnot pit it all tngetirer. Aogels ir Orlen aod Prank Angullo, hulAheld to aoiy 7 tito. TIre ritters tire Tigers scoreleso inS inoings.Were, Jeff Sliwa, hid, KieSel Knights of Colombos - KnIghts.cari, und 2 ints oltiece, Len Tire KnIghtS gave tire 2nd piacertlzensteio, Murk (loorshi and White Sou everything thuy bar-Alan Wiiczeuvshi rad i ititaplece. gained for before horsing, 14-9.

flank of Nuco - Iodions, Tire Once more one bad isiolog, the 8-Iodlons did it aitaini Altiroagl, tiro run White iso 3rd. coot the Rnlghool\vins irad a lead ut tire start the game. Dole Walderomashedaof tire game, the Indiano irrohe 3 run homer fer the Knights,the game wide upen. Scott Ury Scott Cohn, Pat Darava and Johewent 3 for 4, Dave Erickson 3 Sauber all had 2 hits apiece.for 3, Frash Angiolo trIpled wIth Bath of Niles - IndIans, Thebases loadnd. Encelinot pItchIng ist piace Indians have a perfectby Joirn O'Brien and Frook Att- record of no lossen, On Juno 14,glob. Indians won 14-S. they played the Seautors, andhang Mfg, - Tigers, Tigers there was a protest by the Sen-lost to the Yonhees, final score atoro. The outcome of that gameYankees 8, Tigers 4, Jim Rat- now In the otandings, withcuff hod 3 hits including a doAble, another wIn for the IndIans. TheSIngles by Guy [lenke. h)avld Co- final score for the tame was In-hen, Roman Beobo, Jay FIne and tUnos 14, Senators 10,Joe Santswnbi, l'osi Bromhuch Mr Jamaica - Angels. AngelspItched 4 gnot innings. heat the Twins to tobe two in aRiggios Pizza Rent. - Orioles. row. Thu pitching of Mark 005cr.00e of the toughest ways to lone Jim Sliwa, and Jeff Sliwahelda game is to have toforfelt. Well, the mies to only 10 bIts. Thethat'n what happenud to the Or- hot hato nf Jeff Sliwa, JIm SliWa,lolos. They had only 7 players, w. Noreh, M, Gosruky and M. -the Senators had 10 players, So Toms. The extra hot bat wasthe Orioles had to forfeIt the. R. Riegel with 3 home rusa andgame, They played a practice a hase hit for the day.game anyway, and ended up heat- Hrig bEg. - Tigers. The Ti-log the Senators 7 to S, Thats gern lust to the Indiano 10-7, -

what you reallycall atough breah. JIm Ratcilff and Jay Fine eachcarvel - TeIon, TheTwins last liad 3 hIts, Bolos Healey had 2

to the Angeln 21-14. The absence Important hits. - -

of three players medo the dU- John J. Shogren 'ference. Despitu the hnme ronefforts of Vito Mani and Mike Man John J, Shngren, senTait (bio 6th of the season) the ,, Mr, and Mrs. Carl C, Sbog-Twins errors shown through. Pit- ren, fl38 W, Foster at., Mortonchor Mike Tait gave up 5 bits Grove, has compSueed hin U.S.In three innings and also played Air Force basIc training at thegood defensive plays at home, in air Training Command's Lank-abseoce of catcher,JlmMahoney. land AFB, Ten. He bas been

AIr JamaIca . Angels. Thu An- assigned caRacoler AFB, Miss.,gels pot everything together and for tralniegas o pessonnel spec-heut the Athiutics 18-S,The pitch- laUst. Airman Shogren, a. 1967ing of Jim Sliwa, Dick Kozelka graduate of Maine Townshipand Jeff SiSee held the Athletics High School East. Pork Ridge,to S runs. The hitting of JIm attended Montana State Volver.511mo, Rich KIeSel, Rich RozaSte slty, HIs wife, Rosemary, latheand Mark Goorsky accounted for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-the 18 rues. Jim SlIwa had a art H, Lassas, 700 McKlneiy

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--- ---..u eviunor-- - il me ilgers at but In the Seveuth The White box, p1eguedbyra1n. Results for thè i-ng-Niitfinelil 8r. Yaejee 17 InnIng. he. came out Once more OUtS all oeauoo, Werethebuolest June 3Q._ - Standings as of 7-1-7ck Blase Sax - in uod fIl ,_. '.._-_ .--- _ -. -_-___--1 GROVE PONY "A"_2W-L -

3-O TEAMNAT1ONDwt. Peo. - -omrTm Korak getdog JOstens Ring Co. . 3.o - -at the protest was ° home roo In the second game. MCM Realty 1-2 Cubs -aeC&eo'iCard 25 flIed after a pitch was thrown to Pony Grad Sgbauls 0.2

Padres 1-2 GiantsSony Dodgers 24 the next botter.LIons of Nues Cubo 21 There was oo arguing 2 other Standings as of July 6 Equipment 0.2 . Cards -Roy Rogers Braveo 10 v1ctorle by the Tigers during Pto. PhiloUniform Prag. Expoo 9 he weeh au they moved hoch loto Golf Mlii -Chrysler Red Legs 15 5 Schaul's 3. MIke Bravesfirst place. Lomo Glote j3 Shody collected 3 hIts to lead DodgersNUes Pooy Leagoe play of- The Beogalo tr000ced the Nich Atcway Mfg. Astros ii the Pads-es to o 5-3 wIn over Piratesleo-ed just about evervthlno ou- Blase White Sox, 16 to 8, wIth N.B.L Red Sox - ba1's Bowlior

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- -.-----...- r.-.,. ¡leer meo- mouii ¡O (OC league with b gamer MUKIUIIlU-Way Sport Athletics 9. ager. John Baraoowokl, conteods lo lessffia.2-weeko. They beat LEAGUEGleoo & Terry Orioles 9 thatatthetlrne 0(11w plqy1ewo theAthlettco tw. 15 to 9-aod- CherolOS Shoes

cititir Oboe roo- ----------rr'- ''il .wC- 00 attack that featured heavy hit- N.B.L. Seoutors j Chernin's ¡"&ficeEqujpmeot The Gobs mathtaln.jball this week. 3 teams lo each dog by the whole team. Reo Neo- ArUstic TrogAy Pirateo p 5. hiilit l. _.- . theirdMsloo were clawing for the too 'o'i hl..l... ........ piace by. trOunc

lili,O lilO 0l Wile 'iOrIOWOSe HIeda Twins 7 JOStetfs Ring Co. 4, MCM tl;;'D;gers 13 to 3 and edgjegspot as high scores, harrow WI UÉhorityamj played a hey role Realty 3. boten's Ring Co. beat the Pirates 9. to 8. Phil Bote.and a vItal game protest had the lo the wie. On Jane 24the Northwest Honda MCM Realty for the secood half and Don PW1rbeldthe Dodgersfaits buzzleg. The Tigers showed no par- Twitit aod the ArtIStICTrOphY season, thelt second win. eu 4 hIloTop game for drama plttel the tiality by whipping the Sono Dod- Nrotuo tolMacCleen'o Cardinals ogalost theLone Tree loa Tigers. The loopDodgers and Lions of Nues Cubswere hot ou the heels of the Cardsin

the Notional D1vlaloo whiletite Tigers desratelydj thewho to keep pace with the JoeLoVerde Angels and MIoelfl Bros.Yanks lo the American Ulvlshoo.

Al "Stretch" Cohn slammed asharp single to center to scoreGary Amato with what may ormay not be the wisalog roo lo abitterly Costested 4 to 3 vIe-tory for the Tigers.

However, Card's manager,Tom Sploo, a000uaceij hiewas pro..testing the game as a result of.a dlsptted play lo She CardinalIrk Inning. With Card runnersoolot and 3rd and 2 outs, hiohiFergus broke for secood. Tiger$tcher, Mike Babcock, spottedFergas from the wlodup and thenSaw the ruoimr on thila-d breakfor the plate. Babcock whirledand threw to third und the Car-tUnal rustier was tagged out lii arundown.

Spino Clalotod halh but lostthe argumeot withi the amp. Sphioretoroed to the heoch, hut wIth

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tito-- . n 'o u tie, ---I'- v.101010 pawner ca Konar while strhJtj out 4 Dodgers andgers later hi th week. 'Awlo Pitching ;a"e í'wns was Ur- aild Scottle Gold In 8 InnIngs. Pieper al'owed onó hit WhIleby the Dodgers would have moved band aod.Ellln, For the Piratee Ed Konar hit a home nine and striking out 6 Dodgoes. Danthem post the Cardinals. It Was Stift, Lespjub and Auf SCOItIC Gold hit a triple. The Schmidt hit a grand slam hooter

The game teas Close going loto man. team defense sparkled with 3 and drove Ii 5 rwi. Craig Stotethe final InnIng, With the Tigers A 3 to S ogore gave the Lums doUble plays. and Phil Baser had t bitoholding a shaky, 9 to S, lead. Giants another victory over the oe5'5 Shoes h.MGMRoaIty for the Cubs, lu the Pirate CanteBat, the Tigers exploded for 12 N.W. Honda Twins, 4, - ulg Stone held them to noruns to Win going away, 21 to 8. The Red Legs unveiled a new , . '°° 2 hits In 2 2/3 nnlsgnSteve Roseestein slammed 4hits, pItcher by the name of Dave rony 'o' while Don Pieper allowed I runIn 2 Innings; A double play Don

loclodlng a doohle and home run. Deloreezo, who stopped the 2 Resulto for the week ending P1epa' to craig Stone halted the

Gory Amato liad 2 doubles, 2 game losing Slump of the GolfJune 30

Pirates In the 2sd in afterBiplan and a single. Al Cobo Mill Chrysler Red Lego. DoLor..

- and John KrajeWskl both had 3 nono limited the Red Sexto 2 hits, MORTON GROVE PONY B' y had scored 6 Unten. Dashits, loclodjog a triple, Pete Ber- Im runs and no Walks, While LEAGUE W-L-T Schmidt hit s 2 rustalIsI chipped lo with a long striking out 7 In his 4 Inohno idun 2.0.0 h - -homer. Blowerschore, Keener followed Up Tigersla other action, the Lions of hold the N.B,L. Red Sox at bay,'rvNiles Cubs coatianed their hint YIelding 4 walks, 3 hits andstrth..

Athledcsplissait of the leaders Inthie Na- log out 7. Outstanding eopporWltite SosdosaI l)lvlsion by sweeping a pair from Eric Beatherieceoterpie1, Oriolesduring the week, The Qihin had Sam Rea behind the plate, andYankeesJ,eeo all liai counted oa tarnenlo fln,..i,---- -------------,,,@,,iie0 -at tint basaof weeks ago, hut now are ooiy were the hey fn,...'n n.. k_i__4 wInEs off ii,,. '.,iig me

L.,,.voiiie, r ist tie game of theSeason. Thin pots the Chanto Ina close 2nd place race againstthe No. 1 teaw; Golf MIII Chrys_1er, who to this dote lead by ooly2 points. This game woo calledstier b nf play becauseof darkness Good close game asneIther side could pot a sustaineddrive together Pirates Collected4 hilts, Astros 6. Marhno's doableitas tite only extra base hit of tite.

Tite Pirates came from behindhvlce io ivin. titis Came

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(Games reporteti through July 8) - Days doable, however, providede ----AMERICAN DIVISION . lits. Pony League key m'gisinte8to6 rOfly A ..Nm°*h AA:--Lose Tree Ion TIgers 59 tarp.

o u Wan; F'l ""eu renCo woo batted Inrateo Can only field 8 mon, the winnIng ron In the 7th Inning

A tie agaInst the Artistic as to help gain the victory,. Tropitypirates gave the Lums Indians 12. White Sos 5.

Softball LeagueStandings an of June 22

MENS 16" LEAGUEMonday NightEd's StandardHoshizubi (Oscars) 4-iist National of M.G, 4-2Tradewtads 4-2Gremlins

3_3Mike's poi, 2-4The Lookers

o-5--------- Barr Stiyorttite Senators Aufmaoo had atriple, ti-liBe Stift tad 2 hits Tuesday Nightand i euch by Grobba1 Marino, Buck Wheat Sreeb130km and Laurie, Goodhasersn

RamblersOitig by Crui,tta enabled him to Vol's Tavernscore 3 rotto, Defeonive plays by Shokie IC nf CMorgan and Laurie oparked ihnChicken Unlimiteddefesan, Fluai of titis game Pi- "The Marks"rates S aitd Seoarors 7

ad 3 for 4 along wjej a double..--'2-i-o- Don Pieper liad 3 hits and drove2-1-0 in Glean Lucca in the bottom ofi_g_1 the 6th after Lucca had led offl-2-O with a triple, with the score tiedo-l-1 at 8 co 8. lte HiBernan, Briano-l-o Baaer, and Glenn Lucca had 2O-S-O hta apleco as thé Cabs bombe,,pace, Red Legs tSei;jm, Leading Brewers 7. TIGers. Mrate Ideching for a. tOtÍThey bad little trouble with the hitting attack were Rea, Tigers 52, AthletIcs 10, The ates Itad 3 for 4 at the plate

15 hits Joe Baron of the Fir-tite (0101es as tiiey waltzed to a BrIars and Beotber with 2 hits scored 10 runs Ii, the Sant and drv be 5njn, Dove Mc-13 to 5 win, but iVere bard pressed apIece. Caldet-one, Czeroak De.. 2 InnIngs to pon oat the game. Cars-eli hit a 3 run homer andto edge thie Uoiform l'lntlng lorenzo and Herreachcontribsted All-Star TV 5, - Brewers 4, TsnyThompoo letched i tonhallhopos, Mike Green led the Cubs with hase hits. C'aig o-mach pitched hlnnlns nftodui 2 blown off the fence and one A forfeIt on the port of the Ar. 2 ru,, baseball against the first

for 2 InnIngs,Into the playground areaatneo. tistic Trophy Pirates gave the ilare Brewers. PSe needed help -hhashiincnnn Tne...._

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Dave IhiCoch homered to leadthe lndjan and Mark Schneider(4-O) to a glose Win over theYankn and LeJw,e (O-l)byscoreof 6-4. . .

George Gnraloki (4-2) oat-ldtched Paul Griten (2.4) as theSenatorS whlppod the Tigers 6-2,Other ocoren: Senators 10,Yanks 3; Senators 7, IndIans 5;5-0 WhIte Sote 14, Red lox 1 Tigers4-0 8, Red Sox 1; Red Sex 22, OrIoles4_g 3; White Sox 17, OrIoles 3; Son-.3-2 atoes 15, Orioles 2,

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11 Ionoeuneuday Night Old MIporc t,ith Cite Tttios and tied 4' to Bald Eagles 4-o Fluky's4. Att error io tite 7th inning Skai BuIlders_g Doll Houseenabled tite Twins tu score, at..

Christi's Texaco 3.j Braniff AirlInester comiog froto beitind io the5th Pool's Piace 3-1 Prairie Schooner4 to t,Frootras Importo l-3 American AIrlines

.1 good bal; catite tvitlt good Norenac AG l-3 Babibanplcciting by Todd itorson of tite Copia Ill i-4box and Eon Salata of tite Aucrus,Gerald htotors WOMENS LEAGUE

Joitn Betone bU a long home runMonday Nightttitit t tuait ou baue, The game Thursddy Night C.D. Sourieended io tite 3rd tvhen 3 boys

Cuodlelite Unhnotvnsacted like uub..peaou, leaguers Marry

'h-2 Hoffmancausing tite game to be called a Tr-ckers4-2 Barr Stalfo-forfeit, Tito immatw'ityuf Sended D.l. Paulaa good game, and rained it for

American Legiou 3_2 Wed005day Nightthe 18 good young men still look-

MeGrattu 2-4 Slopersleg to play bail, The Red lox Vol's Palsd 2-4 Conlon ArchitegWoo this game 3 tu 1 givIng them G.D, Searle

O-6 J J' Jetsa record of 6 wins and 6 losses,Scott Foresman

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Rear Admiral Draper L., Kauffman, Commandant of the NinthNoval District and Commander of the Great Lakes Naval Baso,1tt'ouentO Michael L. blOcs-t, 9330 Oleander, Monteo Grove, a cor..tificate uf appolntmont totho U.S. Novai Academy. The recent cern-mony was condhlcted'st Diatrictjfnadquau'teu's1 Great Lokes.

U ':of I- GraduatesDiplomas for a record 5,156

iseo graduates os the Usivor-oily of illinoIs at Urhana-Cham-pnipt will he mailed to recipientsaltuat Ang, iB. The total includes3,915 undergraduate and trafos-olonal degrees aadl,241 advanceddegrees.

DES PLAINES: NancyG, Hat..din, 9635 Brandy cc,. - 9; ¡ra JIIsaagnan, 8801 W, Golf rd.; CenoS. Ralle, 9231 Twln Oaks In,;Irwin L. Kass, 9481 N. Hamlinave,; Alan J. Rabin, 9018 Ghurchst, -

MORTON GROVE: ShaileyBla-wenfleld, 8901 Olean ave.; JohnIamBI, 9225 Auntli TerryBry-ant, 7535 Lyons; Jamen Pesi,9154 NatIonal ave.: ChristineFortmas, 5629 Carol ave,: Alan}istsbuarger, 9320 Sayre; GaryHshin, 7618 Beckwith;Donaldhii- -

ter, 7741 ChurchIll st,; Ralphialllvan, 6014 Giwva ct, Janice'lh'lmchler, 8922- Parkoide m'e.;.losan Abramo, 8908 - Octavia;Richard Choppe, 9235 N, Oketoava,; Lawrence Maffia, 9230 N.Okethi; Howard Needaiman, 7432Suffleld st.; Bruce Periman,'9328Overkill; Richard Roseogren,9104 Under ava,; iCenneth Rosen.,thol. 7401 Arcadia; Barre Sako17052 W. Cb-,hiu,

No-ES: Robert cinkowaki, 8409W. Betty tore.; Debrah Driblo,

Youth Grouj

Elects OfficersThe Montos Grove Post 134,

dmorican Legion's youth grouthe S.A.L,, recenoy eincted neWofficers for the ossuing' year.Their Initials Indicate their namu,Sons of th Americas Legion,

New Squadron Commander IsDavid Seiner, 8931 MansfIeld, lielu the son of Mn', and Mro, Fran-ein Seizer; who are a pant com-mander ond the retiring Unitpresident respectIvely, -

Others electedwere: FirsiVigeCommander Tatui Knob; SecondVice Commander Ron Hohn;Chaplain, TimMc Mahos; FinanceOfficer, Ron Wolfhlgk; Sgt. atArms, Frank Huber; and Ad-iotaut, Bill Pottlson, JrThe lods meet unge a monthwith a advIsor and pro.-grams ore planned for the vari-oto age groupe Formal Instaila..flot Will take place In the Fall;to he bold jointly in traditionalcnromunheo with the boys' cuan-terparts, the Junior Auxiliary,daughters of Legionnaires.

- E SALUTE %'c,(,,Futù,!e -'NâvalCadet

9001 GlendaLe; Karen. Koernor8104 WInner; John Kraeleuki,7349 Liii st.; Barbara Snot, 8111N. Wlsner st,; Linda Uselding,8118 Ottawa ave,; Julie Arazi,9263 Coartiasd dr.; Michael Eli-gasa, 8219 N. Octavia; BarbaraGaaakoa, 7840 N. Nordica ave,;Marilyn Gryga, 8007 W. Lake st.;l(drénXawahata, 7135 W, Seward;chrIstopher Peterson, 8221Newcastle; Roger Saberson, 8312N. Merrill; Lange Weiss, 8018Churchill.,

WIU Honor Students2,137 andergrudaatestudents at

Western Illinois university havebeet. cited for theIr scholasticachievement during the Springquarter.

Amohg them: DES PLAINES;Jay George Bondeoan, 0814 E.Robin dr., sophomore, qtr. andcam.; Loando Ann Gamins, 9522Greenwood dr, junIor, qu'. andgum,; EdWard Pluemer, 9048Church st.; senior, qu'.; Gary S.ViscontI, 9231 Aspen in,, sopito-more, qir,

MORTON GROVE; Laura JaneBrauer, SOlOS. Park, sophomore,qtr. and cuan.; Barry Wili Elli-soul .7440 Saffield st,, jonlor.qtr.; Adrienne M. Fine, 7107W. Arcadia st,, sophomore, qtr.;Jobs JamesGiamettl, 9OS6Olean-dar, freshman, qtr. and corn.;Teresa JUntura, 6100 Lincoln.junior, qtr. and cam.; Katherine

-Mae KleIn, 9229 AustIn, junior.qir. and gum.; Deborah Roanos,8541 LIllihet ten',, sophomore,qtr,; Linda Mary Ltkowoki, 7302w. Foster, sophomore, qtr. andcorn.; MacStay Lbs, 9519 Soyre,junior, qir.; Pamela Anne Mil..1er, 6702 Church, sophomore,qtr. añdcsm.; DenenoGayle Pero,8446 Mangó ave., oonlor, qu'.;WIlliam James Quinn, 8913 Aus-tln, sophomore, qu'.; WilliamJames Quinn, 8913 Austin, sophu-more, qu'.; David Rahenstein,8835 N. Centrai ave,, junior,qu', and cam.; Marianne M. Stan-tan, 9424 Ozanam, sophomore.qu'.; Carol Jean Tosnuw, 9i28N. Maaon ave, sophomore, qtr.;Kenneth Walceak, 7308 W. Fou-ter sr., supbomore,qtr. and cam.;.Janice Zeedyk. 5507 Church st.,sophomore, qu'. and cam.

NILES; Richard D. Gaothier,6852 W. Keeney st,,.aenior. qtr.;Kenneth Mark Krejsa, 0631 N.Merrill, jonler, qtr.; Gary Sa-bey, 77-44 N. Nora ave., senior,qu'. and corn.; Gwen Marie Shlp8401 W. Carel st., junior, qtr.;Linda Smedberg, 8100 Overhlll,junIor. qu'. and cum.

AccettUroReceives

' MA Degree

John V, Accetrnro, non oh Mtand Mrs. James Aceettoro, 7334W. Brees of Nibs recently wasawarded a Master's of Arts d0giree from the Graduato Sckool atIllinois State University leNormul, He wan a 1970 grad-ante uf the University uf Wia-cossIn-Plaitevllle -with a ISA Inmanagement, Fie recelvedhoth hisdegrees while majorIng loman..

He in próe9tly -employed asas oporatioes and pèrsonnel red-loess specialist for the UnitedStates Gnvernmeot. lie plans tobegin work toward a ith.D ona port time baum in the fallat hUlnuln Institute of Technology.

MTU Awards DegreesMichigan Technological Uoiv-

ersity awarded 615 degrees dar-Ing the upring commencementen-.eremos on Jane 17' In the Sto-dent Ice Arena. The speaker wasDr. Daniel P. Moyslhon, prumlo-est educator and censaitant toPresident Nixon,

Among the candidates fur dog-rem were; Frank D, Moore, 9123Mason, Morton Greve aed Daaglas E, Smart, 9b31 Chester, NibS.

uw GradsTwo stodents from Morton

Grove were amnag 1,531 stodoñtswho received their hIgher de-groes at the commencement ofthe UniversIty of Wisconsin atMadison In Jane, They were:Barbara Koither, 7429 W. Fos-ter. Master of Arto, behavioraldiSabilities; and Colbeen O'Shea,5718 SolaIo st., studies In he-havioral disabilIties.

ah_8

e, 'flniray, July 13,

ReceiVes PresidentThomas James Fernandez, son

of Mr. andMre.James Fersandetu. of Nibs has received the Presi-

dent's Scholars Award from Oak-ton collegecompletithesemeo-.ter with a 4.0 grade average for18 ceedlt hears, Coo'o'ently on a -

gre-medical curriculum, he Is

\\ Initiated' . One itundred ten persons haveIt000 initiated into Western II-.

. inobu university's now chapteruf Nil Kappa Pith (P1(P) HonorSociety, Among tkem toas DonnaiCranter, 8905 N. Ottawa, MurtosGrove, senior,

1972, - Pagç23

's Scholars Award-planning to enter Chicago CircleScboi nf Dentistry andlaterope-claUde In Oral Surgery.

Tom attended Notre Dame Highnchool and NIles North High.school and completed 3 years an-dee service In the armywith 23months overseas.

On Dean's ListCarel L. Baam, sophomore at

Augustana College, Reck island,Is lecladed na the Dean's HonorList for the spring quarter, MissBoom Is a daughter et Mr. andMrs. Joseph J, loam, 7528 Em-ornan, Morton Grove,

ASTS FOR YEAR

COOL REFRESHING FUN - NO LEAKSIN THIS LIFETIME TANK! -

. Drain Plug. Connect Hose & Water Lawn.

. tif.. Tiny Tote Caflt Foil UiL

. R.ody To Go. N, Sst.up Work.s No Shurp Edges.s Durability Makes lt Cheep.I Us For Sunk.n Pond or Fountain Base.. 3' to 9' Diameter.s Fr.. Delivery. OId.Foshloned Double Wash Tub to Cool Tiny Tots

SWIM POOL CHEMICALS0 Chiorines, pH ' CALL FORUp A Down, Algoscides, Ci.unerag Con.ditleesre; Test lits: Peat Moas For Soft6 FREES.,., Spoegy Bogg for Plastic Pools.' BROCHURE

LAKE COOEAfl& 2KEEN*O_997 LEE S1J1T(2 Blocks Notth of Miqóin Rd.) -

DES PLAINES ...824-4406

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Go North. . . . Cont'd from Nlles-E.Malne P.1¡ urea amlil 1atrr rhMMV_MM MMV MMrMl',,fal., fl 4. iOm ..

eujír1ence jel toprevlous resol- luove QUt$1d o11èttórs. TLUSutions by all the boards Involved, Mg Marcheschl, au hasuradwhich explicitly stateannexlug all agent, cited several exceptlothree dlsrjccs us part of the which he thought should be copackage when any wmexatlon oldered, and believed losurantakes place. men should not be categoriza

While the attorney didn't hes- along with peddlers. He then. IlOte tO agree to the terms, a ted political candidates, as wa

conference between Lavin andthe as little league representativeowners prompted Blase to tell as others who anight be coastthem there was no need to con- cred encepemos to the new 1acero itself wIth tho joint annex- Village president Blase saidatlons since this Is a require- generai ordidance rather thment in the village. nne with many specifics nhou

In other actions dlscnssion for be written, since finding esceCreating che Environmental Con.. tiens to the law couid cause muctrol Board to replace the health confusion. Because villageattocand air pollution )oard was asce y Richard Troy is In Miar-again delayed and will be heard at the convention, action wasat the next Board meeting. layed until he returned.

The major discussion of the In still other action approveevening concerned amending the $3,420 of MET funds for thppddiers, solicitors- and canvas- Nues Mans Tranoit Diotrict aSers ordinance. The newly writ- pure payment of its tatal ttes amendments state ail groupa $12,432 t theNsrthShoreTrannexcept 'charitable" organiza- at iistrlct. Nues now contrihatinos would have to register with tes $7,800 tu the United Motothe village befare they musid be ach Co., and this money iallowed to nelicit in Nues. While dtetthuted titra the North Shorthe discussion wandered up and District.down the Board, it was utated Okayed vacating alleys bethe village would use the state Nordica and Nottingham

aod Howard and Blrchwood a

Le e, well as between Birchwoud anu lii s Fargo, and between the ForesPreserve and School Street anusam pie Fargo and Jarvis.DAccepted the audit of Motorress Fool Tax monies fur ppriod end-

¡ Shn °f December 31, 1970. Nues pce-sently receives about $26,000i439 C H Li RC H ST ti from the state from taxes

SKOKIE The figore is based approximate-OPPOSITE 7-il STORE iy no the ppptiatlos multiplied

by $5 per annum.Referred to committee and

the VM bido fox- 2 vas trucksand i damp truck for the itb-

L__ I lic Wórks Department. The vaoswill cost between $11,636 aod$12,235 and the dump Duck ho-Oseen $6,144 and $8,261.

Bids for garbage stands. bol-dors, and plastic bago were ré-ferred to the Maaagor for a re-commendation. é ioirchaso of3,250 aaitn, which added to the1,500 now in use, will enableall homes north of Dempster tohave this new facility. Holdersand ntand will runt between $8atad $9.50 and plastic bags willcost from 4 cents lo about bCents each, The holders andstands are provided residents aino coot alntg with as bittaI 25bago.

Manager Scheel sais the bagsmake a cleaner village and hobelieved beep down Ike cost ofcollection.

25%oFOUR USUAL

LOW LOW PRICESON ALL LATE SPRING

AND SUMMERDRESSES

AND PANT SUITSHOURS:

Mon., Then.. Wed., Thur.10:30 to 8

Closed Every Friday & SaturdayPHONE 673-pOBOi-,.

Is there rain, in Maine?

Is it snowing atSnowmass?

Donl waie a single vacalion moment this yèar bygoing where the action isn't. Call ahead to see it thefish are biting. how the greens are, what road condí-tions are like. and most mondant in '8eçe room atthe inn. VouE be glad you Called ahead.

cuntrel Company Of lltlnol.asx_cgowaanunawac_caiwa.ana.panw,

trees, the.lake was cairn; almost free of èan aripple, end few dogs let out a whianjier as weheaded for theBlO scary.ce

cenon-

adSummertime, we live In a 285 home commanityi- known aè Michiana, which straddles the atata11 Une séparating the ubvtoos 2 stages which itu, anme Is horruwed from, Living two blocks be-

pond IndIana, we traversed due Michigan-wise.o. as we moved in for Our mission. Moving quicklya now. we wssed. into neIghboring Grind Beach,which is separated from oar community by a

p- strobe uf sand and aysisp f grass.h Grand Beach is ouf of the twenties.Thè hums-

-are mustiy old î'ame buildings, which have bees" nailed Onto, upwards, sideways, frostside ande- backside, Frank Lloyd Wright would have changedjobs had he sees the abortive attempts at makingthis communIty the poor mao's Campobeila. Theree are picket fences and lawns and a golf coarse.

f with uncleated mrf which lien in rest waiting for. Its first golfer as late as 9 A, M.-

A we wound our way then the hills a few dogsr began to stir. but teere otilltoo sleepy to let offs bark. Tite lone vehicle moving past us was thee garbage ta-itch. closely followed by streams of

gnaw, which escnrtsd lite track along its route,- Occasiosally an old timer would stick his headout of his house, wave at the journalist with tite

s walking stich, but say sary a word for fear ofd ursosing the pracolul csntmoslty. While lite apr-'t Calyptic taies or smait town USA fells of tite

early risers stichtag their heads out tite doorsand taking in the wOk. ve only saw see fine 51clIrishman amble sut fröm bis house and depositlast sight's booze battle in the garbage. A secondIrishman did walk dswn to the garbage truck, willt

. a cup in hia hatid which carried coffee, cut wesuspected had a bit 5f morning eye-opener wideicincluded a dash of Jamiesuns. We mention titeIrish becanse an we closed in os oar mission alltice mail boxes read like titey cvcro i,orrscvedfrom the County of Cork. There ccoo a liartigaicand a Shansos aoci a Kelly and alongside ticehouses the license plates were from Illinois.with low, low sumhers. There was o Coco-res-sional licenso axé a state representativesplates on fico caro, and most of tice cars cad

Michael W. BakerMickasi W. Baker, uns òf Mr..

and Mrs. James R. Babor of130 N. Third ave.. Den i'iaineshas reported tsr duty celtic ticeFourth Marine Aircraft Wing atthe Marine Air Reserve Traio_ing Center, Naval Air Station,Gienview.

A former Student of Maine frostHIgh School. he jninvd tice MarineCorps in November 1971.

NUes Days. .Cout'd from Niles_.E.Maine 1.1"And," says Braoch, "il is thin

feeling of Cngethernens and thespirit cf witty, that on maoy or-gatdzatlnns have been able in re-reine much seeded lands tor sumany worthwhile projects."

Sn. iet us ail help promoteharmony and accord and prideis 55e of the finest villages Intice country.

Juin the festivities _ and havesome fan - bring the entirefamily to the 000aal Nues DaysFestival,

ILEGAL NOTICEIThe regular meeting of the Boardnf EducatIon, East Maine StkoolDistrict #65, Cook County, sched-tiled for July 18, 1972 han keennfflcially changed to TuesdaySJaly 25 1972 at 7:30 P,M; atthe Apollo Sckonl,

5/James E, BnwenSecretary,- tinard of Educatlos

I LEGAL NOTJThe Board of CommIssioners

will receive bids until 5:1)0 P.M.,July 18th. 1972 in the Adminis..ilative office of the Niles ParkDistrict. 7877 Mijwaakec AvenaeNlies. lilinol for a heavy dutyvan truck with Icytinder engine,3 spred transmission mInimum120 inch wheel base, mInimum1800 lbs, pay load and S passen-ger capacity sfeclflcationo areavailable. Call 967-6633, H, K.Dressier, Director Parks andRecreation.

c'-oew,w-

Conthnied from Page 1

Chicago atickere on ewwindsM

Zeroing In un aun target we followed a aimpaInting lo Sun Valley, quickly followed by theterms "private read", "keep out", "dead end"ail which we passed as ee movèdjn for nur BICSCOOP. Bug a ceupie of big guys, nay 7 or 8.fnegtall, wSth sigh, handsome, sungaj facés gentlytold us we were at theend of the $ine, They were"friends" of "blasone," and' were living in a0090e hóme fifty yards front The Man'n Iake_side retreat, and they were tItare te turn hackany and ftlLcomors, particularly a guy WIth a.douhed éailcIng stick who Is .lnnking for hfrd,- and skimming skimmen-o, anti really cnul'tcare less at this time uf the day, wkether or sothe met anyone at all. .

So sse wheeleoj #rosnd and teadd for home.We were going to tell you that The Mon wan nil-ging na his outside patio, after having dipped intsthe calm azare lake. And we were going go me,_tina that political bofly wldch has sees feo masychicken and poas lancheano, gently sage over histrunks, wicile he latigulsheu cnntently In bioprivate Corner of the world. And we were goingto mention how tite whale Country, perhago o'orjcii,is s-ailing for The Man whs may control thedestioy nf tice country, while he swirls away intIm morning sunlight with hin grandkics who areguttoring along the lake's edge. And whllo thetrasma served uy by tltone thoosañds of. Miamijournalists reacices into ovary nook and cornernf America we were going fo gell yns this isose corner of tice world they missed, becametiters were no radios bluntIng away, no news-papers spread across tite morolug table, noly arntsod-tosnecf mas in a bathing sait sitting atoplico patio, looking oat on the Grandbjds.

.iVell. Monday morning was as calm and prags..

fui as attywicere lo the World lo Graod Beach,Micicigan, And o'iciie joornalists the country over. cvere making iotn of noise wonderiog where IkeMon wan, usé how lie was pocc'er-brokiog andcflanifocioting and maneuvering, you can tell yourfriends axé relativos you read it iu The Bugleund its reporter willi 'his staff' told it theccay it sas.

first, Deirdre iSryne; second,Susan Fry: and third, David Nel-lenses.

ver medal was presentedlu PamOla Van Ceem at the ochnol; andtice Ihlrd place brnnze medal waswon by Martin Kock.

Jerusalem was awarded tu Judyhoffman, Second plate, the sil-

the tcoo schools wico participated,theran and St, Isaac Jsgues were

in the munitions aod weapons

is a 1971 graduale of GlenhrookSocitic i ligic fcicool, Glnovisw, ill.

Ten. lie itas hoen assigned to

maintenance field. Airman Caleb

Essay Winners.

Loctry AFti, Cols., for trainiog

ing Couccecand's Loqkiand AFi3,

completed um u.s. Air Forcebasic traloing at tice Air Train-

of Chester A, Caleic Jr. of 10357Dearlevc . rd., Des i'laloes, itas

lit. Isaac Jugoes winners were:

A gold medal for first place at

Jerusalem ivaogelical Lo-

Airman Jeffrey S Caleb son

Continued frsm MG P.1

Jeffrey S. Caleb

Oldsmobile at nsidnfght on Suis-day evening, and additinnal

He will give away a 1973 Collanais in charge of the grand prizes.

which will he adjécont to the mo-returned to the finaste booth

bile home D'aller,

quantity, in theIr estirety, notturn; wIli also ho awarded aprize. The posters should be

child who returns the greatest

Sdnday evenIng, the Legion willhave keen posted at 6 p.m. os

pay 10 apiece, Furthermore, the

turns the advertising posters is-tact from the poles cvhere they

- 7:30. Rides l5 except 4 large

through 1h years of age svho ro-

ones.

dal prices noTharndayfrom 6:30prevail with a crazy hoar of Spa-

dogs, hamburgers, Italian hoof,italian saunage and other doll-cacles.

Ites for yonog and old alike: hot

Pant commander Roman Lack

Tice Krazy Daze theme Is to

Also, for ouch youngster

Krazy Daze, ,Continued from MG f°.1

prizes, to lucky ticket hélera.

I LEGAL NOTICEPUBLIC NOTICE

NCf1'ICE Is hereby gÑeu for the Board nf the RILES IJBLICLIBRARY DiSTR1Cr, that a Teatailve Budget and AppropriationOrdinance of the said NILES 1°IJBUC LIBRARY DISTRICT furthe fiscal year heglnnbg July 1, 1972, and coning June 30, 1973,will be un file and conveniently available for pdjc Inspection at:Library more, 6960 Oaktoa Street, Nibs, illinois,from and after the l2tjt day of July, l972

NOTICE is further given that a Phbilc Hearing on aald Budgetand Appropriation will ho hold at the hour of 8:00 P,M,, on the 9thday of Augt, 1972, at the Library District Office, 6960 OaktonStreet, Niles, Illinois, in thi, the NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DIS..TRICT, and that final action on this Ordinance will be taken by theBOARD at a meeting to be,held Immediately thereafter.DATED: July 12, 1972,

Martin BotinaPresident

DIane flaa,Secretary

N BUGLE PUBLICAUONS.

0A.

HONE: 966-3900 1-4

9042 N. COURTLAND

HELP WANTED MALE - FEMALE

JOB or CAREER?

CENTEL HAS OPENINGS

FOR THE CAREER MINDED

.SECRETARY

CLERKWith Typing Skills

SERVICE ASSISTANTSe Operators

YOUR future is in Telephone Communications

Call 827-99)8 -

2004 MINER STREETDES PLAINES, ILLINOISA,, Equal OpportunIty Employer

CENTEL

cintrel t&sphøne compeny of IllInol.

WAREHOUSE MEN¡ SALAD GIRLLarge internatIonal corp.

needs 2 meo. Mast he exp. ISdays

Be able to work laop area ' Meal famisheduntil Sett, whenco.wfllmove Fo; appoIntmentto Matson Grave, Escellent I ¿at Mrs. ClInsbenefits S. salary. Call 9 to ISMr.Hsover922-5365. I 827-4105

T AI'--

HELP WANTED MALE - FEMALE HELP

MOLD MAKERS

TOOL. ROOM MACHINISTS,5Excellent appurtuaity io a stable company for qualified in-d.tvidualn in the Muldmaktog area.

'Complete campaay paid benefits- package, including profitsharing and company atore.

Apply in Person or Call Paul Porcelli

FEDERAL TOOL & PLASTICSDivision of VCA

al 7-3060 or Oil 5-90003606 W. Pratt Ave. Llncolnwuad

An Equal OpportunIty Employer

ACCOUNTING CLERKGrowth opportunity for a detall orIented pornos. Au a nteoibnruf Des PIamos office staff, you'll coverall pitases of accountingin our natianwide hardware association, Major is acc005tingar equIvalent experience secessary. Koowledge of electronicdata processing helal. Unusually compiele benefIt packageIncluding parchase discoant on wIde range of products.

INTACT: Mr. Wm. Andrew

LIBERTY DISTRIBUTORSOffIce 824-8137 Alter h P.M. 289-4890

SECRETARYENGLISHSPANISH SPEAKING

Excellent nppnrtunity for taleoted parson to ran ase offIcein Evanston.

Good Pigare aptitude Is as added asset.Our Office is located at k18 Ilartray

Excellent salary - ProfIt Sitaring - InsuranceApply in Person or Call PattI Poreelll

FEDERAL TOOL & PLASTICS -

Division of VCAc:o 7-3060 DR 5-9000

3600 W. Pratt ASe. Lincoinwnnd

As Equal Opportunity Employer

SUPERVISOR OFCOMPUTER OPERATIONS

Responsible for schodullog,organizing and controllingthe oparatlon uf a 5370/135computer is a community

( college envIronment. Exper-lenco desirable. Organiza-tissai abilIty a mast. Excel-lest fringe besefita and aal-Mey.Send resume toI Mr. GarySahen, Director of CompilerServices, Oahtan CammitnityCollogé, 7900 Nagle Ave.,Morton Grove, IIi. 60053.

An Equal Opportunity Employer

PERMANENTSUNDAY WORK

MORNING ONLY

APPROX. 5 A.M.to B A.M.

Man wlthcarto deliver sews-papare, .

CALL TO APPLY

673-2700

SKOKIENews Agency

7854 Uncoln Ave. Skakla

WORK WON___/ I i

WANTED MALE - FEMALE

.CLERK TYPIST

.FILE CLERK

GENERAL CLERICWill Tb'alzt.

Por Details Call

ALL AMERICAN LIFE& CASUALTY CÖ.

8501 W. iBgglta Rd.

As Equal Opportunigy Emlo)er

TEACHERSAI DE

For nevera! retarded chU-dren io ShaMe.

Flours 9 A,M, to 2:45 P.M.Monday duro Friday duringschuol year.

Some college or experleacepreferred.

CALL 446-6085

WAITRESSESLsnciceons Il A,M. to 2 P.M.

Monday thru Friday

CALL 824-1227BLACK RAMRESTAURANT

1414 OAKTONDES PLAINES, ILL.

TELEPHONEINTERVIEWERS

Interesting credit card pro-motIon from your hume. Noexperience necessary - willtraIs. 15 bes. per week mini-mom, Guaranteed hourly rateand Inceotive. Call Mou. thouFri. 0:35 A,M. to i P.M,

Mrs. WOLF 747-8342Mature hard working mancapable nihoodllag responsi-hliities. Ass't manager withescolleot puteotiul for ad-VaOgemest. Most worh 4nights a week. Apply in per-son.

CAL'S ROAST BEEF9003 Milwaukee Ave,. Nibs

OUTDOORSMEN. . . With special empha-ais on the camper. We areseekIng aggressIve indi-viduals who are Interested inexceptionally high earaingo,and enjoying ehe thing theylove heat - The Great Out-doors,Learn How you cao play anEvpaatant role Inrepreoent-Ing the great AmericanDream,

We Will Team452-6402

EXECUTIVE

SECRETARY

Mature person with adinipiadi1,D'aUne exportaste for NileacTownship SocIal Agency, .

37 1/2 hoar week. Excelsalary. fringe benedIte. ji

Anshitiess woman. Turoapare hours lota extra $$$.Be I Baeline Stylist, Useof cam 150g. fl4-8434 -965.1038. . 967-730

.

Family Want Ads''e '/.P

tt3

ICI'

'DOES NOT

2 WEEKS 20 WORDS$4.00

(1OC per word additional)

'y.ADS

"CALL-IN-ADS SOC EXTRA'

INCLUDE "HELP WANTED"

BUGLE Prepari9042 N. Courtland AmotmtEnci,aetiNiles, III. .

please lesart this as written far 2 weeks.

Name.........,............,......Addreu

pitone

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKESUCCESS!

Join oar successftal comhinatlen nf good temporary workersand high paying jabs at neighhorhond locatians.

Paid Vacations.Stenus, typists. dlctaltnne typists. switchboard oparatars,and clerks,

Come Io and see as at5200 MAIN

PHONE 679-1550. SKOKIE, ILL.

ELAINE REVELL INC.The prestige temporary offIce service

FREE - Bakhle umhreiia to each applicant

hr Bugle, Thirad*y, July 13. 1972

.NILES - MORTON GROVE . GOLF MfLL-*sy HE

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REGISTEREDNURSES

LP.N. sBY EDUCATION

3 P.M. to li P.M.for modern rnirsing homePleasantview Convalesccnt&

Nursing Center

6840 Touhy Nues

647-8994Experienced Bank Tellerand Experienced Proof Ma-chine Operator.

Call Mr. McPeely or Mrs.Nelson for Interview.Demlmter Plaza State-Bank

298-3300

EXECUTIVE SECRETARYNILES PARK I)LSTRICF

SALARY $'640M(,.TOSTARTHOSPITALIZATION

BIIJEC005S- BLUE SIIiLLI)I.M.it.F. PAli) VACATIONGood WorkIng-CondItIons

. Call 907-6(,33

CAMPERS

COME IN NOW1972 Starcraft

CampIng TrIIersTHE SURF SHOP

2052 Lehigh Glenview724-5501

Saies - Service - tentais

CEMENT WORK

CEMENT WORKAlI Kinds

Specialist In d'atm, Stoopand-Driveway

- Cali Sam966-5523

after 4 1_kl.

NIXON & SONCement Work

. Patios l)rkvovaysSldewaiks Steps

BasenientsLOW LOW PRICE

Ail Work GuaranteedCall Nixon - 471-0592

FURNACE SERVICE

HELP WANTED MALE -- FEMALE

BUSINESS SERVICES-

suMMERCLEANING

SPECIAL20% DiscountCall Now

Giant truck mounted cleaner.vacuams dads and entire béat-mg 5551mo WithOOt dirt or wemor inconvenIence ta yau. Sot-siactían suaranteed. Call now

Inc free eStinratO.

AVenue 3-5040CASCADE HEATING ANDAIR CONDITIONINOc INC.

4171 Milwaukee Ave.

-Smart Poa$

dC!ed.

Dile, Thuraday. July 13 1972

TELEPHONE SOLICITORSDES PLAINES AREA

Must have a good pitonevolee. Experienced ortrainee. $2.25 to $3.00 perhaut- plus tronas. 4 p.m. to9 p.m. Mon. thru PrI., ro-tate Sundnyl2 p.m. toS p.m.

CALL AFTER 4 P.M.298-8240WOMAN

far lite factory work. Fullor part time. Top wages.No experience necessary.Will train.

824-7474Immediate openings

For. PackersMolding

PressOperators

Eapaience prefecreà Ouf notnecessary. We orli train. Ganøstarting wage with tstt campati!paia banntitn. Caere s or call.

Gene ifogaflREPUBLIC MOLDING

. CORP.03mw.Touw Nile,

6314310

EQUIPMENT

GARAGE EQUIP

OR SALE

647-7386INSURANCE

- A&HINSURANCE AGENCY

. Monthly Paymests. Aütn [naos. Boat Loans

/111 Linen ut insuranceED WITHERBEE

/9 . 747, 675-009

LANDSCAPING

klAEki PLANS Nolk %tiTll

' PLUNKS- LANDSCAPING

SERVICE., Tree Trimming.

Seeding. SprayingLawn Maintenance

. C.notractn available by- request

728-4098MOVING a HAULING

KELLY MOVERSu. LOCAL MOVERS

* Iii. CC. 26105:, MCC

529-5231

PAINTING &DECORATING

PAINTING W DECORATING

InteriOr & Exterior

ANTIQUINGHand gralning au foetal itwöod cabinetsfiwaitere etc.

485-8455

/

PAINTING G

DECORATING

BUSINESS SERVICES

B&VHANDYMAN

Decoratlug itMaIntenance

Exterior hause PalntinFix-lT

PAINT-ITINSTALL-IT -

Call 489-5462

Painting & DccaratIn. CaliNIck. .Exterior it interior..Finest work done at lowestprices. 2:00 p.m. Io 10:00p.m. 878-1522.

S G K DECORATtNGHighest Quality Workmanship

Satisfac000 Guaranteed

Jnterinr & Exterior PaintingPaper f lunging.W000 FInishIng.AhUqWng

Very Neat Fully insuredFree Estimates867-8484

Ail Suburban Painters. .Ren-MontinI Encerior PaInting..Free Estimates. .innuranceand Bonded. 676-3421.

PAPER HANGINNEED A

PAPER HANGER??

SCHLENICPAPERHANGERS

685.9463

ROOFING

ROOFING.SlIEST METAL

SLATE, T1LE

- -11JCKFOlNTiNc1

.HOT ROOFS

LOUIS BIGGS20 County Line Ed.,

Deerfield, ill. 945-9493

pOW

RUG G FURNITURECLEANING

. CARPETCLEANING

SPECIAL.. Living Room. Dining Room. Hall

$25.00MAGIC-KLEEN

CARPET CLEANING

437-7733 437-7175

REALLY CLEAN COs STEAM CLEanED

s DIeT REMOVED

s NO IISRSH CHEMICALS

s FURNITURE DRY CLSARRD

326 Golf Mlii 824.3040

AA STEAM SYSTEMCARPET G FURNITURE

CLEANERSSteam your cacumEn f. fur-niflaretoinok

LIKENEWI -

Removes ground in staisudries in half the time.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDFor FREE Estimate Cull

823-9480

SEWER SERVICE- - -

SEWER TROUBLES?. sCotch Basins -

(Gleaned & Deudorlzed)Fleod Control

UtilEs festeRedAli types of raddlng it SewerRepaIrs.

FRELESTIMATELicensed- Bonded - Insured

24 1fR. SERVICEMlDWESl SEWERAGE

342-6028

SIDING

SOFF$T KINGor eies

-.me cena. neon encensan--We lise Aloco Dupant Tediar

696.4545

TRAVEL TOURS

LONDONBOEING 707Urtati Ç(iea5a

RecaI Tnp $240Je15 Our Genap

M6ALS C FREE lARD.pnfui.i C R.farns

EVERY PRIDAYADVENTURES

INTERNATIONALici w. Randeiph. Sait. 1203

(312) 236.3331

WINDOW CLEANING

BILL OWENSWindow Cleaning ServiceSpecializing io Commercialand Residential. Gutters anddawn spente cleaned. CALL369-9501 after 4 p.m.

475-7237APTS. FOR RENT

4 rm. garden apt. HontedsEnse E coing. AvaIl. Immad.827-6047.

SKOKIE4625 DavIs

2 bedroom. Centrai air. wellmaintained building. 23S.

Call 675-1188BAIRD k WARNER

491-1855

FOR SALE - AUTO'65 - 2 duos Ford Galaxie

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MISC. FOR SALE

. FACtORY MATFRESSEs itFU1TIJREgIJJE0

-350 DRANDNEW MATI'R.ESSdod Rex Springs

- $I99534 BRANDNEW SOFA BELOOpen ta Full SIze Mnttreos)..

$109.95 Each8 BRAND NEW REC[.INERCHU0S -. -- - -. -

g39.95 each21 BRAND NEW BUNK SEOS

$49.95 EachOpen 6 days - Monday,Thursday, Friday. 10-9.'fliesday and Snturdny 10-

". 12-5. Closed-. LENNY - FINE INC.

1429 E. Palatine Rd..Arlington heights, Ill.

255-7355 -

(Exit Windsor Drive)

MUSIC INSTRUCTIONPiano - Gritar - Accardlcu-Organ & Voice. Private in-ntructloas. borne or steRn.

. Classic it populur music.Richard L.Giannone

. 965,3281

PERSONALS

READER & ADVISERAdvise on family 5ffairnbusiness, marriage. Callfor appt. -

296-2360 or come to9222 N. t3recnWood Ave.AkrossfromGoifhiiliSkop-ping Center, NIla. -

PET CIRCLENICE PETS FOR

ADOPTIONHrs. 1-5 p.ni. - 7 ds aweek. ReceivIng animate 7-Sweekdays . 7-1 Saturday-andSunday. .

KAYS ANIMAL SHELTER2705 N. Arlington Hts. Rd.

Arlington HeIghts

BUSINESS -

SERVICESSEWER SERVICE

JIM'SSEWER SERVICE

24 Plc. Service

286-2656267-6650

I»wer_ steering, radio, boa-tor. $300. Cull 966-6758.

CAMPING TRAILERSPuma: Hardtop Trailer,Oleeim 6 gas stove & lantern;110 x 12 volt electrlclty$W0. 698-3598.

MISC. FOR SALESears nell cleaning gasrange. avacado, used 4 mu.Must he seen in appreciate.439-2063.

Bookcase keudkoard ked boxspring & mattress. full size,$25.00. 966-0791.

Coldspnt 28.000 B.T.U. AirConditioner. Like nesv. HotPoint RefrIg. $30. Kit. ile.hdrm. net, 967-9535,

WANT ADS SELL

Ceutinued from Page 1asphalt.

Opponents nf Ike center alsoobject to the aditinnal traffIcprobleme suck ado6olnpment muycanso. They helIeve St will creutea saf4ty hazard io area resi400tsand to studente In the two nearbyelementary schools. Further.they Enel that additional traffIcproblems In the Golf Mill areamay tend tu discourage shoppersnow uoing exintlng skopping fac-OSUnO. They urge that the Flnlr'uLInks property continue to bezoned for 02 special une, ur thatIt he left as open land.

Skaja. . .Cnnt'djrom Nlles-E.Malxe P.1tended St. Joseph b1iIIary Acad-emy. MacmOon Military Academyand was graduated from LoyainUniversity wIth a Bachelor ofScIence degree In psychology. Heserved in tim United States CoastGuard and Is now Director nfSknjn Terracé Funeral Home inNIle..

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