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Nues offidals are - currentlyinvestigating their options for a

Villagétakes downmisspelledIDOT sign

An Illinois Department ofTransportation (IDOT) signreading 'Cèmetery Enterance'has been up near the St.Adalbert Cemetery onMilwaukee Ave. in Nues formany, many years.

Director of Public WorksScott Jochim said that it'samazing that it wasn't until thelast Nues village board rneêfingthat a resident informedthe vil-lage of the misspelling on thesign. Prior to that, Jochim saidhe was unaware of the mis-spelling.

Jochim said that the day afterthe meeting the Public Works

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Nues' ' mai ñ còrnpütér . syMém öñ the fritznew main computer system forthe village, añ unbudgeted big-ticket item that could. cost asmuch as $200,000.

The current main computer,which serves all the individualcomputers in village hail is 14

. years old and, while officialshad planned to budget areplacement in next year, vil-

lage Municipal InformationSystems (MIS) Director BillSShaw says that the existingcomputer has begün to behaveoddly and that it needs to bereplaced as soon as possible.

"The village's main comput-er system is showing signs thatit is about to fail after 14 yearsof nearly continuous opera-

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Nues Police demonstrated the newest addition in their arsenal of non lethal Weapons the TALON " Theweapon shoots a net that becomes tighter the more the indMdual captured In it struggles It Is designedto allow po!ice officers to restrain hostile individuals without putting themselves in harm s way or injunngthe person It has a range of 25 feet Here Nues Pobce IRangemaster Sgt Cari KuIy demonstrates the'TALON system at the last village board meeting Tuesday, Nov 24 (Photo by Andrew Schneider)

Second Nues 'Taste of Sister Cities' Nov. 19Food, culture -

of Italy, Poland,Greece, Ireland

The second annual Nues"Taste of Sister Cities," featur-ing the diverse melting potthat makes up the populationin Nues, will be held Sunday,Nov. 19.

This annual food and cul-tural fêstival will be held from.i p.m tò 5 p.m. at White EagleBanquets, 6839 N. Milwaukee..Ave., Nues, IL.

The Niles Sister Cities is the

largest Sister Cities programin the Chicago metro area out-side of the city itself. TheSister Cities program features

'partnerships with four inter-national cities: Nafplion,Greece; Leixlip (pron. likes-leep), Ireland; Pisa, Italy, andLimanowa (pron. . lee-man-ovaú), Poland.

The main attraction of thisevent is -the opportunity tosample authentic cuisins

., from :more restaurants thanIast.year.. This year,. there are17 loéal restaurants represent-

.ing Nues.' four sister city

countries (Greece, Ireland,Italy and Poland). Last year'scrowd was double thanamount expected.

Hit was a.huge success lastyear," said Margaret Zapalski,about the event. "We havemany more restaurants."

After locating in the CivicCenter Plaza in Niles, theAsian supermarket, Super H-Mart made a donation to fundthe Tasteof Sister Cities event..

Participating restaurantsinclude:

Alexandra's Cafe/ForestView Bakery (Polish); Amici

tion," Shaw said.The discussion occurrèd in a

pre-board meeting on Tuesday,Oct. 24. Shaw laid out a gloom-and-doom scenario that pre-dicted the village would beunablé to turn-out utility.billsfor several months if a cata-strophic crash occurred. VillageMañager George Van Geem,

however, downplayed thatpossibility.

"You give me a spread-sheetand a pencil and we'll get utili-ty bills out," said Van Geem.

But the problem is a seriousone. Over the last severalweeks, Shaw reports that thecomputer system has been

See Computer, page 2

Nues bidsfarewell toSzymanski. Leonard Walter Szymanski,

79, a long-time resident of Nilesand early crusader against garn-bliñg in the village passed awaySunday, Oct. 22 at Forest VillageNursing Home. He was 79.

SSzymanski was born in

Chicago and worked as amechanical engineer. He servedin the United States Navy inWorld War II. He eventuallymoved to Niles and was thehead of the Kirk LaneHomeowners Association. Hejoined forces with Ken Scheel,Bôb Wente, Nicholas Blase' andothers to form the "New Era"Party in 1961.

That party was swept topower on an anti-gambling plat-form that combated some.

See Farewell page 2

Ristorante (Italian); Bacik'sDeli (Polish); Blue MoonRestaurant (Polish); Chaser'sBar & Grill (American); DairyQueen (American); ForestView Deli (Polish); Graziano's(Italian); Harrington's Beef(Irish); Howard Street Inn(American); Kappy'sRestaurant (Greek); Lone TreeManor (Polish); Martha'sApple Pies (American);Mykonos Restaurant (Greek);Nues Polish Deli (Polish);Uncle Sam's Hotdogs(American) and White Eagle

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experirocing minor crashesand freezes, necessitatiog re-booting.

Shaw is proposing anew"virtual" system that he says

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"We visited them and wereimpmssed by what we saw,"said Shaw of the Paths' cam-putee system.

Sham's propasal is te replacebath hardwom and software atvillage halt's mais system. Theespensr is s large one, bat hesated that it would allow thevillage to opeeate a more flexi-ble system in the future andlust as long rs the previous sys-tem had,

'This new system is definite-ly the loved," Shaw said. "Weate not pioneers."

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Department took down thesign.

"They said we shouldn'thave taken dome the sigo,"said Joclrinr, referring to IDOT,whiclr requested tlrut the vil-lage leave DOT Signs alone.

Jochim said IDOl said thatihey will replace tIre sign, buthe' sent suar s'i that will happenthis weAk, nest week or u

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montls from 00w. He srid thatduring this Ame of year theIDOl sign department usuallyis open mostly toe emergeacies,becaure BOOT will be busywith all the snow that will soonbecoming to town.

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"petty" games that wem beingmn in Nues at the time, such asslut and pinball machines and"jar" games.

Szysnanski was elected au utmstee in 1961 and served anly00e term before Stepping down.His funeral was held at SkujaTernooe Fanenal Home and St.

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Trustees mere concenired-about both the system itselfand the overall cnsf öl the sys-tem, bút. authorized staff tomove forward benruse of thepntro6ally catastrophic notarenf the consequenoes of a fatalcrash; Shaw estimated it wouldtahe five ta eight days.to bris0the fin000ials bank online.

"We seem to have no otherchoice," Teustee Bart Murphy

Only Truutee Lauells Prestonstated hrr apposition to thepmposal, saying that she didn'tbelieve it was forward-lookingenough.

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All tire trAstees did, however,woory about the potential con.srqarncev to the village'sbudgrf, bat Van Germ saidthat, thanks lo the new retailstare's such as the Super HMartand the Golf Rd. Wal-Mart, rev-enue projections wem higherthan espected and the villagebudget had enough wiggleroom to accommodate the entra

rue1:1proposal is expected

to come befom the board at itsNovemben meeting, but a spe-cial meeting may also br néed-ed to authorize the final eupen_ditupe.

John Brebraf Church onThoesday, Oct. 26. Blase deliv-erS an eulogy.

"We came together, fiveyoueg propio io 1961 to changeour community," Bisse said atthe mrvioe. "We had na politicalbackgmand but all fose of usmon, Len was one of us. Wechanged Nues and Leo was abig part at that. Hr was nuronginree: logical, onganized arrd

fervent about doing Ase best wecould for all nor residents."

Blase raid that his biggest con-trthuflon to Nues was the roen-getic push to ban the early,somgulated gambling and helppion for Miles' future, "non'we're fully developed und wemdealing with athen pmblems,"he said.

Szymonski svas the last sAin-viving membre of the 1961 NewEra slate othen than Bluse. He issurvived by Iris son, Leonard E.(Gino) Soymonski utWestohertea, IL, daughterAhumo (fiancé William) Emoks,grandchildrea Abigail rodThonsas, step.g000dclrildreirNichoir and Ryan and orplsrwsSteven, Joseplr and Jayne.

"Ho loved lite," Blase said inhis eulogy. "Hr always talkedabout how pmud Ire was of hischildren. We remaired goodf ' d f 45 years because hrmus fon mai- that means sinoem,friendly_always milling to helpme and nur etfonts to heep npNues. I will miss him my dearfrfend, Len Saymanuhi."

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Murk's pasable nf The Sowernod the Send. This parablecalled the students In hearGod's word with an apee hearttobe like the seed thaI falls angood ground and yields a fruit-ful harvest.

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deols wrur blessed, and eachstodeol was called by oame toreme forward and receive theirBible.

The sixlh graders then pee-welod Ihoio gnnvts, the founthand fillh grade srudeots, withmustamd and pumpkin seedsfor their class peryne lables torewind Ihem In let the word ofGod take root lus their hsearts.

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illinois, Shannon has spent hispenase-tensor carear as sfogati-asian support professional.Shannon's background iaclndesworking as a consultant, supplychasn 050001es and a procum-ment manager. Shannon teterasta aooept monetary campaignonotobutsoos.

Go.f if Elented"The U.S. wilt oat make any

peogeoss toward salving anypeoblems )Ieaq, Middle East,Hratthcaen, Finoal Issues, eso.)strait we modify outDemocracy," Shannon believew"Currently, the outcome in 17 of19 cengenesienat races intlliseitincluding thìt ase) aso eigged

tar inmnabontn by inosasebeats. Ione offerte sa place Skokie onthe map n)nstiannl pulisco bywinning a race at it eot logiti-maInly conlrsted...with annomnney...l um commined ta Isolpother candidoses team nithorpuny covdncl 05)0er 'sit in' 05w'pugna."

care," seid Schakoevoky. Hoenumber one psinrity is ea passbre bill "called Amorioam thatwould pwsida Icralth insurancefoe all Americans."

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Auley, a Mt Prospect resi-dent, has neeved in the ilfìeainState Serate feom 2005 ta thepcntaet. Axlry in a neesnbar ofthe Canto Canesy SorAsnociation, United StatesSnpmmnCaucsaae, Illineis StaseSae Aasacisffoo, Illinait RealEstala Lawyrrn Assaciatian,Township Ötfioiols of CockCounty and mare.

Geais lt Elected"The singlo mats impactant

le roncal keeping Ihr pwp-cely end income lasos os low onpossible," Aslay heliacos. Hoeoc,cnobecenn goal ilelocced is cocaleced lice Iwn yrar real escalecao troozo. Sloe alto seid ticescico'sineneescod icc legislulionecgaeding Irre deixing.

Kotocoski, c yack Ridge resi-dcccl, is cuaeecclly lice rim ymsi.devi aldovole meocund publicaltaico loo Ulelich Children'sAdvcvlsgr Nrlwock, o multi-tacelod Icuman scevicos a9000y.He hcs mocked lo pase legisla-lico cc peeled woman, chiidmoand tomillos lineo violence. Hc

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MoAnlilte, wile war bolo ioChicago. hes arevod usaslacelrgiclacne fonce 1997 Ic rica porc.col. He hou corred an sevcrolcomwiclarsinciccding sheVeterans Ailsies,Apyecpaiasinns-l'ublio SofetycToansynetalier and MacccVolciolnu, Regislention undRegulctines, ticeancialti cosan ri mom.

Gaeta itElettad"The mccc impnetool launa is

to essen ri cha 7% Inn cup onpeopoety" MoAnliffe sold. ltelecled, his number non goal isIn yuso che encrnded las cap."iMy ccnslitoenl'o) nombra neo000mm is abuot being able enpay tbeie yenporly lusos."

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tchckowrky so mansIon ccc.blent. coas circled In mpcesoolhllienin' 5th CengeesuinnelDisccicc in ISSt, otter serciceg inIhr Illinois Sceco Assembly tocoigicl ycacs. Vor loon ceno legislu.110.0 victories lo noceuse federal

foe chutad womevand children, bbc has hernach.loco ad000010, grsssroncs nagoco.izoc und an emceed public ott'

'Getta if Etnelod"Heeltlecam is she moal pmsn.

iog isoca, wich presociplinncools ord one having enoughoosue0000cncceagr ter special

MORTON GROVE

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Car Seat(6300 black et Dempeter)

While the vichen mon fillingnp her gas took oomronrapproeched bar und asked tondiwotloes an Wednesday, Oct.IS. The victim believes 1h01while she wan bouy talking withthe woman, soother peovolcremoved her wallet 1mw 11crurot other ccc Her credit cardcompany reported that hen caedwas ooed o couple of timen.

flCigarettesStefan

(9300 block et Wasekegan)Unheowe snhjrct wolked

iuto the starr end ment di000llyte ehe rear front ricoh/display00001er and took a carton ofcigarettes from thr avreslnckshelf rod thee wolked out ofthe sfeae or Friday, Oct.20, saidpolice. The carton wan worebabout $60.

Oued Rage Battery(9600 block of Waukegon)

Uoidrolitied uabjrcl)o)slcuck ehe victim al tee a road

cage molded co Foidey, Oct. 20, Retel) Theft Arrestpoloce said. (7200 bleck et Dempatee(

Criminal Damage A 24 year old female fromte Vehicle Wisconsin mus arrested on

5700 block of Lee SL) Priday, 0cl. 20 for stealingUnkncwn person(s) used an moltiple hollies el cologne

objece te dawage the tenet and other merchandise fromwindshield nf a vehicle al 5790 the store, seid police. TheLee St. al eher end ntSepinmbee. woman wan stopped by seen-Tha vehicle was roporerdly aity and charged with retailpocked and ooattrndrd on the theft.street in frontal Ihr residanor. _,_ Viutim Stabbed at lIntel

Arrestos Warrant Li (6900 black otleuhy)(7900 black el Gott Ad) A l9_yeoe-old Chicago woe

A warrant oercior wan cor- suffered o stab wound in hinculed against a local crsidenl right inane bioep on Tuesdoy,with a local worranf isO Oct. 24 at Ihr 6400 block etSalurdoy, Oct. 21. The subject Touky. The victim said hr waswas echan into cuntody and ttabbedintheparkieglotoflhereleased ne a $5,000 bond, facility. Potine found blood

Arrested far Suspended splaltrerd inside a hotel roomDrisers Uuense and it in onkoowo how the

(6400 bie'ck of Cheetnut( blood go1 them. Tice viosiw naidA 19-year-old Niles man was hr never enterad ehe holel

arrested for driving with coos- ccoss.

yrodad license ois Friday, 0cl. o"it Foet Chase20 al Sechwith and Nalchee. 'c 'i (400 OeIl Mili)Tice upcoming onual dala is Unknown subject took a $495Tlcoouday, Non 9. CO player 1mw the store dis-

play, pot it codeo Isis arne andwalbad nul el ehe sente noMIES

has aleo serradas the esecutivedienclne of tice Ihhinoin CooncilAgainsl Haodgoto Violence.

Sacie Il Eisareif"I'd say property tao erlief

coupled with the tall hondiog atsdasautlan," am Ihn to pissonsaffecling the 33rd disteicl,Kotowski behaves. If he's 01ml'ed, his nombre 00e goal is "tagive smell bosioens owneet tIcechance to get the same herithcare natas as tatter conpOea'

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Coulono, of Glenview is 00e'mothy serving bee hinterm ioehe Illinois General Awembly.She racently sponsored endhelped ' Pons Ihr Ihhiaeis'Abandoned Soby Legielalion.Shoe leas woeked lo expand per.nooiph100 den peogeams toeseniors and tSe diroblod. She

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Perecen Illinois Iwwigmnnlscod Refugees.

Gaeta gEtestet"Educodno, in groneul and

s comal cdncatmno tunding," realicO biggesc issues lacing IhnhPlh Discriot, Ccuhson brlirsw."My number one goal isle my-ensene my 000slcl000ls' nordsand eduotlmon."

ices isalraolcar, public see

nanI and (eumnalint. She haseemvrd eu au elrcled sentIre siHilas Township Imm 1980 to2001. Roan tpoarheuded the cre-ation of the Nilen TownshipCommunity Child Cam Crotreand halped In creole the NitosToeceebste Fend Pantry. She loan

Nrms apean foe five peaw.Gecie rl Eiested"I would say my nombra sue

losan mould be educationbecaate bath the pant and thepmsaot depend on educosioa,"said Rats, "If nieclrd, bee uam-ben one peineily would be In"make sore children are mm-fentable and Ihn ouenioutammalehen the 21st ceatnay."

Oobmnyohi, al HarwoadHeights, is self employed, work-iagin ediloniat and oommerciaiwaiting and photography. Aaaobne wemben of ehe mmmnnh-Ip, Dobeuyohi stoated HeesnoodHeights' Sed chamber of 00m-meare. He has also representedIba coacenus al oitiaenn insa and to hnahlhcam.

dod, 'st BlastedDsbrayohi could art be

enaebnd Ire cammnet hy preso

Slwgee iran alderman toe Ihrnighth weed in Chioago. ha 2001,he mas sppnictnd by MayorRichoed Delay lo aceor naChicago City Council. ho 1992,Slrcger w as circled ou slate cep.

for 5ko 31s1 distolsenl hhilnomn. Ha cease jury super-vianc with ehe Cock Counly lucyCnmwiudoeres. His lathea, loboSleoger, snttewd a wem onu alenkerod allee hi s roll'gnatmnn anCook C000ly Rotad Peesidenc,Todd decided lo aun.

Seals it CleatedShnngoe did nel wlum calls toe

oowmont by pecos Iiwr,

Wallet stolen from car while victim fills tankThe valuo of the pwgncnoy Instis $13.99.

WTewnhameBurglarized

(8900 blech al Washington)Tho ownee of the home din-

covered that a lap lop, O 00m'poter wooiloe and a PlayStation sneer missing team hiateeonlsannn on Meoday, Dot.24.

DDeathIsaesilgattan

(BOGO Miiwaukee(A 76'yrae'old Nilen man teil

in a drag 010cr 00 Thunaday,Dcl. 27. When the Nilea FierDepartment paramedicsarrived Ihr victisas had na vitalnigns. Thr mao was pea-nounond dead at LnlheaanCreeraI Hospital.

Vehicle Bumglarlzed(850G black el Ozanis)

Folice said aehoown sub-ject(s) barglcaized a vehicle altho 8500 block of Ooarkbercveen Pridey, Oct. 28 andSatoadry, Oct.29 aocd look IseoCDs loom the velciche, Tiercecerro coo signo nl toroed enlay ordamage to Ihr ve)ciolo.

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Found (1400 binck nlRenaiaaenca)

Uokoown prr000)s( havebeen leaving lewd, ponoo-geophin photographs through-oat the boilding and outsidethe onleanoas ah the 1400 blookof Reoaissaocr foe the Paulyear. The pcclicr report wasmade on Thursday, Oct. 19.

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Sidéwalk(lI-tUO block N, Heme)

Unidenlilird 00h cot(s) dom-agrd the crmrnt sidesnalk atthe g-1go blook of N. Howa octPaiday, Oct. 20, said poller. Theeslimoted cost nf Ike dowagn is$25go.

WTheftet Gee Ste$an

(5GO block 01W, TalcoS)Police soid the viotiw arpoet-

rd Ihat two males, approni-mahely 40 years old enlerrd Ihrobre ob the gas staUen ot Ike500 blcok of W. Tahontl aedbegan asklug tor change in var-inne d000minalions ounfusiogIhr nicsiw 00 Surdoy, Oct. 22.Aftor the sonprols lett, Ihr vio-6m disoovened Itsat $409 wasneinsiug from the orgintea,

DSlashedThea

'(4GO bieck el S, Lincoln)

Uohnown nubjact)s( sloshedthe 1mal driver's nide rire of thevin6m's 2003 Toyota Sequoia allhr400blockotg. L'woeln oome-lima belween Saluadoy, Oct. 25and 0cL 24. The estimated cootof the dowage in unknown.

DBmkenVftndahield

(800 block nl S,Comberiend)

Uolusosvac nub(eotjs) used anunknown object to break thewiodnhirld 'ob the viclim's 1991Fard Muslong nometimebetwren Pnidoy, 0cL 2i andTuesday, Oct.24 at the 0510 blockoIS. Cuwhaoland. The estimatedcast of the damage in utalwoonra.

Ten BumgiariesteMotor Vehiclea

Setssarn Thnssday, Oct. 19and Wednesday, 0cl. 25, IheFork Ridgr Police rroeivrdreports of len moloc vehiclebuaglaries. Heme ace some ofIhr burglaries:

WSailerStolen frate Vehicle

(90G bleck el Sylniewondi

Police said uakeown nub-eel(s) enteend the victimolochad 2006 Ford Socape at the900 black ob Sylviawood some-time brlwnen Saturday, Oct.21and Suoday, Oct. 22. TIon sub-ject look a hender guitar worth$800 from thr vrhiolr.

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la Trading Carda Stolen(6300 black el Gail)

Unidentified subject(s) stehemiscellaneous trading ouedsworth $15,000 aud a hap-lopcam pulen worth $600 foam adisphuy nane somalinso belweenOct. Tuesday, 25 andWedoreday, Oct. 26. The sub-(rol(s) punched a hole lhmughthe day malt ta roten.

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Al5ynarold Pamkiidgataenand a iS year old Iren from DesPlaines came into the 010er andnor nl tise leers opened thepackage cod used it io Ihrwashroom nl Ihr store, wiciheIhe ollear girl blocked the seco-oily O'Oeldea on Tuesday, Oct. 25.

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is not unusual for politiciansto treat gnverstment os theirosvst private club. Since they

surit, mostly out of viese of thepublio, they start thinking theyoseas it mrd the longer they arethese the mote they think it istheies and not ours. This politicalaristocracy then treats their posi'tiens as an inheritance and wiesIn pass the title down ta theirdsildeen. This appears tobe whafIs happening eight new in ConkCoarsty

Daring the Democratic pri-mary the appairent, FastestClaypuol, ran a campaign ofseinem ngainst Soavi PresidentJalar Srmger. Strogee representedthe interests afeite machine andthe political aristocracy that ber-etits how dro $3 billion of youomoney the county spends slangwith the thousands of ohs andpettonago the position holds.Steogee won tlsnt roce 53% to17%. lt was o hard fooght ram,but Steagee did not getto enjoythe fruits of tris effort.

One week before the prirneryoloction John Steoger suffered a

Letter to the EditorAssessors urge re-electionof Murphy

We the Township Assessorsnf northwest Conk Countyenooueage taxpayers to re-elect Commissioner MnueeenMurphy to the Cook CountyBoard of Review.Cnmmissioner Murphy hasbere a tirelevs advocate foeproperty tus payers far Ikepast eight y000s. During thattime she has held over feuehundred assessment appealoutreach seminars through'ant suburban Cook Countyeducating thousands of tax-payers about tlreir right to

Another PerspectiveMurtas astraL

IcaLuMNiar

severe stroke. The severity nf hiscondition was concealed 1mmvoters both before end foe 3manOrs alteo the Demowatio pri'mnay, allowing his primnsy vic-tory md preventing independ-ent appnei500 te the wplace_ment Democratic candidate inrise general election. He resignedinjady. Now the purpose of a pri-mary ix for the cotecs ta pick thecandidate. lt is a pmving groundthat gives voters a chanco laknow candidates, heat their plat-forms and see darm in action.The tercer asorand Stinger (theDaleyr, the Chicago insiders anda cadre of suburban township

appeal their srjnst propertytax assessments. We haveheld many of these seminarsat- nor local township build-ings and knew first hand thatMaureen and her staff haveassisted homeowners in til-ia g success fat appeals.Whenever we lucal townshipassessors have a questionfrom a hameowner about theappeal process we ran pickup tke phono and get helpfenm Maureen Murphyimmediately. On Nne. 7,please be toce ta punch 54fned cost a vote foe MaureenMurphy - the tas payers'friend.

tcr Garzaualified Candidate

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bosses( wanted to pith the nestBoaadPrns(dent cod they knewthe seriousness of his conditioneven thoagh Vaters did SOLWaulst it have maden differencethat Strogee simpty maId nathave sewed? lt certainly deosn'lserve the vaters or freedom thatthis infuenration was withheld,but it serves the insiders verysvefl.

Only two people raninthe pri-mary, 000resigned and the other,Clappant the reformer was chutont. Them sasse party bossespicked Todd Stroger, JahnStengee's roo, ta replace him.Dans that seem fair nr right? Thepurpose nf decluaing your partyand sappoetkrg your candidateir to insure true representationund tu support demecracy. Toignare that is franche a completojoke out of the electoral penares. Imean why have eIern nan? Whynot just lot the borres deride? Atleast then it would br obvious tothe average Joe just how fardown the totem pole yon stand(nl coarse your hard earned

See Pessper.tine. page lO

Sirrcerely,

Tasi Rr,eckrrl,Mairie Tarp. Assessor

Patty Darned,,Narttifield Trop. Assessor

Terry Kelly,Palutire Tarp. Asrosror

Tom Se,egolski,Haeocer Tarp. Assessor

Dan Patlak,Wlteelirng Tarp. Assessor

Ceusie Caarsielli,Elk Creee Tarp. Assener

Army Nykaaa,Barriegtor Tarp. Asrasaor

(otre Lauros,Schan,e,bnrrg Trop. Assessor

BUSINESSWhat's the costof your 401(k)?By Lynn D'Shaugho.suycnro rOWS tunica

Mynolumrs last week praba-blp peempted many eeadera topanic when I asked a simplequestion; Da yau know hawmesh yam mutual lands cost?I shauld have mentioned thatthis is a bes-part quia. Andhem's the second question:How much ace you paying foryour 401(k)?

MONEY & YOU

l've already guessed whatthe Iwo mast rammen answerswill be:

A, I have no idea. Or B, my401(k( is free,

If I had a red Shaepie in myhand, I'd mark both answerswrong. If you've got a warb-place 05000nt, your chances ofpicking ap the tab for your4gl)k( is as likely as tomor-row's rush houe. What's mere,the cents cao ko far higher thanthe price of a closet full nloflire supplier.

Tb oro who read last week'scoloree will aloredy appreciatesvhy vr mony peuple ermoinL:,,aware tiran tlsrir 4311k) is sperkieg retor that einst beted.

?teheo your invest ir osurtualtoirds nr yourcsvorkplocearcrryour owo, your irei'L-c redoive obill - tire worrey is deductedtrow your occoursls. lt you didreceive oir invoice, you'd brwore likely to docide winetheru fund with platinum expensesnod leaden retamos sisould betossed,

It's understandable that peo-ple never ark about 4511k)costs, but sehnt's inescusableam the thousands of employerswho ore jost as complacent, Intact, even the most welt-inten-tioned companies don't neces-sarily know the cost of theiremployees' retirement piers.

I obrerved this phenomenonfirsthand while I was ataron-porate Christmas party a trwyears ago. During a ronceras-tïoo svith the human resourcesdirector, I asked hes abran theemployees' 451(h) expenses. AtfierI she looked perplexed bythe questioo before she assuredrne that the workers didn't payanything. 'fikes, I'm thinkingto myself, as I trjed not tochoke on my chardoranay. Howwauld she know if hoe employ.

res were overpayíngwhen shewaSn't even aware that thèypaid anything at all?

WhaCs alarming about car'perote igearattce or induRer-mm is this, V.5th increasingnumbers of rampantes shame'fully dttclriug their pensionplans, the 451(k) has incarnesfinancial firewall fer manyworkers. If the firewall doesn'thold, millions uf employaescould be forced ta week farinto theft retirement years, orline an peanut botter crackers,

And, anfortuaately, workerscan't go not and find a betterdSIjk)if the investment choicesin their corporate pias stink.They can only hope that theirsuperiors will select top_notchmutual funds with low costsfoe their retirement pions.

But hem's where thtogs gelmally perverse. Companies areoften Ire more motivated tosigo off on p1ans that offermu/aol funds ne annuilies withbloated feos that employeesmust shoulden, Why? Becausethere espexsive investmentcl,oires generate sa muchaxcess cash foe the outridefirms oserseriog these 4311k)plans tiret wonkplacrs Isavo tokick i,, little oc co wosey toetise odmir,istcotiav.

Wison cowparsier ore toldtisey can psy los a variety of4g1)k) costs o, leave it to theirenrployers. tIre7 nerd rs chooseelse lontre witlsoot askieg manyqoestines.

The way that wxch of carpe.rote America apeeatex 451(k)progruws is mere thon just asisomo. lt's possible that someof Ikem are breaking federallaw. Last month, SchlichterSugard ta Dentan, a law liess inSt. Lasts, filed lasvositv againstrven el the nation's biggest

corporations allegiog that theirworkers wem charged millionsof dollars io excessive 4511k)fees,

the same time, New YorkAttoeery Genersi Eliot Spitaeris reportedly clear to reachinga settlement with a majoriosurance company that selleand nvrrsms 4g1)k) programsfar taking undisclosed fees tapaamole certain mourn tundofora retirement fond for teach-

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Are pou tired of localnewspapers that haveone story aboat Nilenand then go autor pagesabout neighboring townsyou don't cace aboat?

The Bugle Sananos in anthe local news that mat-ters to you. That's whyreaders ruly on us todelieer the news theycan't get anywhere else.

The Bugle is Nitosonly Local Newspaper.

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lawyers? A common 401(k)industry practice catted rev-mue sharing is what's drawinglire. If yoc have a weird linecpof expensive and mediocrenrutual loads ìo ynue 401(k),Ihr culprit could be revenuesharing.

To understand what ervenaesharing is, you have to appreri-ale how 401(k) pinas am poitagether. Some gay in yourhum an re000rces departmentdidn't dream ap your 401(k)meno. Nor does anybody inyear company manage theplan. What typically happensis that a company selects a von-dotto pull together a pion randthen maintain it. The outsideadministrators include manyat tise notion's mast recogniza-ble mutual land companiesand brokerage firms, alongwills major insurance compa-

ia pulling u pl ars together,tlrr vendor often pirku mutuallurido that charge investors a12h-1 lee, which t mentioned iniasl week's column. The 12h-11er was created mom than 25years ago ta allow small mutu-al lands to generate money toamortise their esistenuo.

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Today this pernicious lee iopopping up everywhere,including 401(k) plans.

Hem's a common scenario:The outside administrator willselect more costly mutualfoods with 12h-1 fees for aworkplace 401(k) menu. Inreturn, the anointed mutualfunds will our their 12h-1 rashto, in essence, thank theadministrator for picking it foro company's 401(k) lineup.Can everyone ser the potentialcontlirt of interest ist thesearrangements? With thisundocumented 12b-1.windfaU,the administrator ran overseethe plan without bitting theworkplace for its services.That's the port many employ-ems like.

But operating a 401(k) withhidden payments - and noau0000tabitity - uhould beunacceptable, los fart, the feder-al Employee Retirementbrome Security Art, whirhoversees workplace retirementpIons, requires that 401(k) inesbe seasonable and fully dis-closed. If the boss doesn'tknow who is getting what,how will he be able to say he'snomplying with this law?That's a qnexffon that I belmere trial attorneys are goingtobe asking soon.

BUSINESS

Lutheran General grandopening held October 29

A grand opening celebrationtar the Advocate LutheranGeneral Center tor AdvanoedCare, the largest facility reno-vation that the hospitul reosheld on Sunday, Ort. 29. -

The facility now houses .atwo-toor multidisciplinaryCanoer Care Center that fea-tures rompeehensive medicaloncology radiation oncologyund gyarcologir oncology seer-

ices and sperialists. Tho firstfloor include s an extensiveCenter foe Advànrod Imagingthat inrludes the lutent techtsol-ogy toe various diugnostir

On the third floor, the BreastHealth Center offers stato algheart digital mammography sersìines, diagnostic, tmatmont,counseling capabilities andbreast health educators who

provide patients with individ-ual attention.

"The Center for AdvancedCare repeeseots LutheranGeneral's commitment to theadvancement of cancer rase,diagnostic imaging and breasthealth servales for the commu-nity and region," stated BrucoCampbell, Dr. PH., president etthe huspital, in a recent press

County considers new TIF ordinanceCank County Cousnsissionrr

Larry Buffeedin (D-lSthDistrict) recently introducrd aproposed ordinance thatwould give the Cook CountyBoard President and the Boardof Commissioners mare over-sight and input at propnsrdTas tncremeut FinancingDistricts (TIFs) within ConkCounty.

The Finance Committee ofthe Cook County Board willcanuider the proposal.

"TIFs ore an important eco-nomic develnpment tool; how-ever, greater oversight of tiseapproval process foe TIFs iswarranted," according ta npress release.

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American gaveenmeot wonlorwad by the bland of patriotsont In mate a new political aris-tocracy, new bosses or kings, butta preserve its oilmen's liberty.Who will kght loa neededreforms? lt is this very treatment

For the 23-year lifetime of aTIF district, Conk County andother tasing bodies remire taxrevenue only from the assessèdvalue present irs the district atits creation, which is know asthe baseline equalized assessedvalue and is not adjosted forinflation.

The proposal will allaw theCook Caunty Board nlCnrnauixsioueeu to direct thenounty's eeptesrntative onJoint Review Boards to takeaction based on the impact pro-posed TiFs will have no othertaxing bodies that am withintIse TIFs, such as local snhaaldistricts and the jab creation orretention related lathe TIF that

by the political class, the beliefthat govemroent is their privatedomain and property that drivesmillions of Mesiranu oat ofMexico and aver oar borders.Anserica is supposed tobe differ-ent. We amo nauntry of, by aridfar the people. We nverthrew nurkings and should not Isave newours jammed dosvn our throats.In the race far Cook CountyPresident there is now airy onereformer running and it ir Tony

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is anlinipated.The Cook County Board of

Commissioners will receivecopies of new TIF prapasalswithin the county and the pen-posed TIPs may be discussedby the beard, within thefinance committee. The peen-dent of the County Beard willdesignate the director of theCeunty's Department ofEconomic Derelapment as hisor bar designee as the County'srepresentative on the (amtReview Board. Quarterlyreports relating to the aoeation,renewal and extension of anyTIF daring the preceding cal-endar quarter will br given to

l'eroica. lilie wirr, we win andget a shot at gettiag nor countygosuroment back. thu actually arare treat in Illinois to get treochances at reform and two excel-lent miaou candidates from bothparties. Claypool lost the race fusBooed Presided, but still servesan the board, If Poraira winsthey both would work togetherta end corruption patronage,graft and paybacks, lower tones,aod spend our money wisely.

Steogee seeks ta inherit theoflice of luis father lohn Stroger,wha had bren board presidentsince 1994, This fallowx in a mugline nl machine control aver ftccowuty booed and the monryand jubo available there, TheCaunty's estimated $400 millionbudget deficit needs to beaddmssed und votons are uiwadypaying ton much in tanes.

They say, "We get tise taurus- -

went we deserve". It is meant asan iosult to the untreu them-selves, I say we toro that aroundthis election cycle. Things amgetting better aod goad reform-en are making some inroads.Help them along arid motu. Wedo get the government wedeserve and we deserve bettec

HAVE 'zou HEARDGlenBridge ;Hosts Safe

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T'reatig'1GlenBendge Nurxing and Rehabililatinnu Center was ploosed

to boxt (nafe trick os treating) for the children atlondinChildren's Learning Centan ici Nibs. "This lias become amansanticipated aonnal event," said Olivia Camy Life Seeu'iccsCoordinator at Glenoeidge. " Halloween in a fon time and nperfect oppoetcoity ta create am ioter-georeoti000l visit. 0ccresidonts lave socing 1ko yascug children in their coutunines asIhoy rnm'uuiscc abonni post Halloweens where tune aivn young-steen were pmnotes, duoceex, witches, and olamos foc a day."

"Many al ouc residents prefer tu wait in their rooms withthe duce closed axticipaling the lithe ka000k 005sanisniog licarrival of u little tnirkutea." Ms. Caney elobaeoted "tlsey loue toapeo that done rind uro a yosiogsamr."

After trick os lreatmnsg, tise ciniidmun and residents gothewdinri the main dmnsiog roam and shored o ning'o-lnrng arid retwsls-

"KEEPING OURYOUTH FIT"

The Nues Pomily Fitoseus C costee is eancenisedwith keeping cor youth trralthy and fit.We continue to allen many clauses tu get oneyouth af the coaches and keep ttsrnu moving.Chack Out These l'no Yosnth Classes, NewClasses begin Octabac 30th

TAE KWON DO6 years-adult

Leans the Korean Amt at TueKwan Do and develop youephysical, mental aad musralarstrength. Classes taught underthe dioectian of Master IosteuctoeBues Ctsel Chang of Chuag's TarKwan Da Academy.

Mon / Wed 6:00-7:00 PM10/30-12/13 PEES $ 0 3Member / SitIo Non-Membea

YOUTH CORECONDITIONINGBASICS9-12 yearsThis clonais denigned to deveiOp torno / corestrength by working with the BOSLI.Incaeasmnsg core stability ansd ntwngth umili bothenhance the athleticiscn nf kids involved insparts and hanctionrolly ruins Ihrem lar their

doily activities.Mon 4:11-5:05 l'Id 10/30-12/IlFOES: $49 Member / $59 Norm-Member

ELITE INSTRUCTIONBASKETBALL7-10 pearsMike IF ion and Nues Family Piteous Centerpeemnt a highly iosteuctmnoal, highly competi-

tive basketball eugram.The namp miti address pmp-

em shooting mechanics,boll-handling, play-mak-

ing skills, rebounding,deteesive funda-mentals, and offen-sive peieciplrs. Thefocus of the clinic in

to enhanre bothsledge aad perform-

ance white prend-fugan opporrsrni-ty for playern tocompete. Playersmill participate io

l-on-1, 3 -an-3,und 5-mn-B toumn-

meats, as melt asmarinas jompiag-

shooting campetitiona.l'ce includes:

Elite Inosteuction Fall BasketballCamp T-Shirt

TOES 4:45-ti:15 PM 11/7-12/12FEES: $90 Mcmbne I $100 Non-Member

THE BUGLE NOVEMBER 2, 2006 II

NORWOOD CROSSING TO HOSTVETERANS DAY

RECOGNITION PROGRAMNoewnod Cmasuing iovites the pukhic to nie vetenannn, residents, theirfeiennds ned basilics lue expecia I secngoitiou Vr terans Day Progsom, onFri., Nnv. IO, at 2:35 p.m. The evest will take place at NoewnudC rossini g )laemerly Noewond I'usk Hume), 601f-20 N. Nina Ave. ioChicago. Highlight of Ihr afternoon ovilI be s special patriotia concertpocfnenned by a musical grannp Imam the Nanal Teaming Censtee ut

Great Lakes.Other parts of the program will include uncelcawe br Richoed L.

Corno, Jr., hourd chairman ol Noenvand Crosuinssg, pcoseu(ation of theComas by the Taft High Schaum Nosy fc ROTC, an io vocation by

Chopiaio Lt. Col, l'usci PfeIler )Ssoior Army Eenees'a Ret.), recogoitiun ofvatenaun percent, the playing uf Tops, and reworks by Cunde. David

Klaio, Conumaudiog Offices of ihr Navy Racexiling Disbcict ofChicago. Members nl eight American Legioni cud Veteeaos ofForeign Warn pechs in the immediate acea also have bees ins'ited.

Veterans will be cecogoiaed individually dunning tise pangeam, unall relive and enu-untnve mnlrtaey prrsonrosl seim urn plouniog taathund the oyons ore osked to provide u nu asrival furie nome,rank, military snout, service branch, ammed 000Sivt (il amy), whereserved, und dntex of seevice.

Nonoond Crossing is a vot-loe-prolitsetieowenntcuwinanitysince 189ti. Veteanen plaoning ta altead xhasmid RSVP to Stao,Baaash, director of pnnbiie eebatiues, at )7y3) 5y7-5324.

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r Workplacexcellence

Fus the second consecutive year, NoowondCunssing jfermerly Nonvnod Pork Home),6016-20 N. Nina Ave. in Chfoago, recel'ved tiseSHARP Award Safety fa Henith AchievementRecngoibion Psagramb from the IllinoisDepartment al Commerce ti EconomicOpportunity.

The annual awued cites Narsvood Crossing"for uutstondio leadership and commitmrnhto solety aod health in Ilse mark placo asenemplified by Iheir pocticipatian icr theSHARP Pengrom."

Norwood Ceassing Euscutiu'e DirectorMike Tonlney unid: "This nwoed seinforcen ocacommitment tu psosiding a suIe and necuimwnak enuirnnnmeoh for our conpinyoec. We orenery penad to receine it two press n'o a muyand are c0000nnuog to meer t e hugh safety

:r'm45required fur program member-

Tu qualify tue the awoud, NoewoudCmacoing paused au iu-drptiu salely and healtkreview related ta haaardnus wulesial expo-sure, ovan'hobility nf peenneal protective equip-ment, a compeehrnsuurrssergency uctioopluo, T$ contrai, training pragnums, und onun-sito inspection nf its bniidings. The cast toidentify safety and Inrainhu haaards, caecedidentified hazards and deu'slnp and imple-ment safety and health peogsamu oar bosne byNoewood Crossing withnal any lederal orstate osOintoucr.

Nnnonnd Csnusinng, pmnvidiurg yare lar tineelderly sioce 1806, was the first val-for_profitretiurment cummucuihy in lImais bncrceivethe zuverd when it was pnsreolad in 2004.SHARP usan entabliuhed to psubliely eecogniaethe safety and health uchiecenoeustx al corns-piasy employers.

st. Paul of the Cress ApostolatePresents 2006 Holiday Bazaar

St. Pusul nl the Causa Aposlobate ut Wanuro preseobs' TheAngels Cupboard 205ti Holiday B azoen- Sunday NOan'embee 5,2056 - 8 am to 3 p.m. Osee feety craftesu mviii br selling beusuti-tal, hund-mode macms.

Tlrerr are sniqur gifts faul you're not going no Riusi anyuu'lneeerIccI Pins, white you're three, y ou can roj o uxuackoc meal atthe Heavenly Cafe, or bring home some dr)iyinnshomemade goodies from lise Bake Sale. There wilt be Doorposers eueryalf hour and yen could ley yuua luck at wimsiaga prize ïu the Grand Raffle,

Admimian is $1.00 foe adult and clsildma am fare, So, setaside rinse an l4avembee 5,2006 and pianto join us at St. Fairof the Crass - Parish Life Center located at 320 SnuthWashington Btreet, Park Ridge IL 60068.

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Q: I saw your column in oarpper and thought t Wouldsee if you hove any informa-lion on our camel inkwell, ltis n noble beast and adnened

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the home of our great-aunttor years. When she passedassay il became noes. It ismade al gray metal, leas o fewsmoll areas where the painthas Worn away and has noinanufactuser's mark. Thelength is around 5 incIses andtire top is hinged.

De you have any ideo as toits vintage and volar?

A: Vi:rtage iekwells are pop-War calleotibles, especiallyfigurai eues. Yours was madeurdued 1900 asad would prob-ably be rnocth $200 tu $225.

Q: This ninth is nc u set ohdishes I received from mymother-in-low as a weddinggilt in 1942. The dishes oredecorated with pastel flow-ris, crbait blue borders asidgrid trios. 11 serves eight andincludes serving pieces. There

jChicagoiaed's semant andtirent Vintage Clothing,Textile & Jewelry Show oiSpeeruiee Friday, Nevensbrr10th trum 5 pin, ungi io pn:.Irr $10.00 asid Someday,Nonersiber 11th trum 10 airs.:,rtii 5 p.m. for $9.00 at theDopage Cuuety Foisgeounds.

Ns4nnal und local dealersmiii be brisigiug their tissent

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'oñeitoi-y aboat Hiles'asfdtfien goon foe pages

.Oa,ttCFBhbOiht iOWñs5idh dock kr.e-afa' isst?. 'i

"Thé Bugle fosases in onl.Eli lee; I ws it t trot1r51 youTh 1geadern IP ta

dliu4r tir e- nesnu 'thàycan't gel anyvefsnm Nism",

TJshB9giis,4qn,.only Luual:Newepupor;.

Ittoresting ftkwnll - gintaga lskwelis are popular collectibles, This nne was made around 1900 and wouldprobably be wartS $00g tu $225. IONS Photo)

is aise the uuwbea "E49N5"

Does my dinnerware Ireneairy value? -

New vintage closing show premieressnores tar this spectacuiaeOliare & Sale. Ditreed tee talewill bee vast areay at nintagerlethivg, tentiirs, estere andcostume )etvelry, faxe eadlinens, arid o teensuw trave ofr'iiaatuge accessories.

Special features el theVirtlage bhorr' will iadludeOusan L. Harstaa of theCertified Quilters faciety

A: Homer Laughlin ChinaCo. aiade year dinnerware insNewell, W,Va, $ggsheilGeorgian is the name of e spe-

daiag qailt appraisals. Also,Alberta Adamsori from titeCerntee lue History, a facility altiar Wiseetors HistoricCeuarii, nul be gir'isg rips 0eaestoeetiarsa. Tite VintagePosition ¿n Castuwe JeweltyClub silO be there tu helpwith questions ebaul costumejewelry,

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cific shape that was inten-daced is 1937, The shape wasdecorated with several differ-ent patterns. The embossed

Calf from Hiesdale, IL will berlterirsg geurmet feed arsddesserts,

Burly terasam hantera caripreview the tanasurru auFriday feats 3 p.m. suhl Sp.m. fer $30.00. Gensesal pub-lic on Friday eveelag from Sp.m. sutil SS p.m. for $10.00(good tn-e deys). Gruecalpublic an iotueday from 15

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Banquets (Fohisis),gIboie music will be pea-

vided by E000 lucandeia &Frank Fisasi (Italian); TiseHelienix 5 (Greek); end JoeWaiego the Happy Hearts(polish). Sheila

Tully Academy of IrishDance will entretais thecrawd with teaditional folkdaocns. Other atteactiossinclude children's games, esuret auction, doer peiorsand cash bac.

The demographics nf theVillage nf Niles bane reflected

beading on the edges of therims disfisaguishes it teamother Laaghhn shapes. Thenumber, "E49N5," showsyour set was made is 1949 alPlast fine in Newell, SggshellGeorgian dinneewaee wasesfremely pepalar from afterWorld War II until the l96Sa,

The valse of your setwould probably be $300 ta$400.

0:1 have an iridescent blue,art_glass, peefame bottle thati s cracked, rhipped andgissed. The osoroil height is 71/2 inches. lt has a dsubeewith e lung stem and a llame-ahaped top that isis excellentcondition. Marked on thebottom of the battle ore thewords "Steuben - Asrene -1414." I'm sure the bottle hasna valse, but t would like tokoom if the dauber is worthasyfhing.

A: Steuben Glass has beesmade in Corning, N.Y., sieGe19i4. "Aurene" glass wasmade from 1954 ta 1933.Althoagh it was available inseveral colors, iridescesi gsldand iridescent blue ore themosi commonly seen today.

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Nov. 10n.m. noel 5p.m. Ida $d.SS.

The DuFage CoanfyFairgenuods is located onCounty Farm arid Mamschesterinhviseaten. -

Poe additional informationaboùt the sham, contact:

ZUSKO PR000CTIIINS at 715-526-97f 9 or at their websitewww.ourkapooductioos.com.

an increase in its foreign_herepopoiatlan of 65% over thepast 15 years. The countriesof neigie nl these residents arealso switrhing from WesternEure pean nations fo Asianand Latino raumstries.

Donations to attend thefandraiser are $15 foe adssits,$13 foe seniors and $5 for cisil-dem, 3-12 yearn, of age.Tickets mill be said throughthe Village of Niles (coil f47-588-8058) nod at White togheBanquets (cull 847-647-0660).Proceeds will land r varietyof Sistro Cities programs.

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Inkunnhinaed from page 12

The namber "1414" is thedesign number.

If yace perfume battle wasin mint condition, the valuewauld prabebly br at least81,20g. Because ihr dauber isio gaad cunditios, it wouldbane a valar of $75 108150.

O: t found a Jonny Qoestcaed game that my b6otherand I played with in the eneiy19f Os when wear children. ltwas made by Milton BeadleyCo., brindes a snoring sheetand is io good condition.,,What coo you teli mr about

A: Masf people who wereohildoen in She 1965s 'willremember the buoy Questanimated series, It was aprime-time TV beaadrasl andwas produced by the Hanno-Barbera Stadio. The popularthom featured the thrillingadventures of loony Questand his father io their noper-snoic plane. His dog Banditand several of his friendsincluding Hadji Siogh joinedin the eolios, Their fravelstook them to euciting landswhebe they mere faced withchallenges, dangers and evilfees, Written by Ted Hake,the Official Hake's PrierGuide to Chacooter Toys liststhe Jaeny Quest game at $20to $85, depending on the con-dition.

Address poor questions toAnne McCollam, 7.0. Bon247, Notre Dame, IN 46556.Per a personal response,inciude pictaae(r(, a detaileddesariptiass, n stansprd, 'sell-addressed enceiepe and $15pee item (one item at a time).

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Pewter: silver's stepbrotherBy Linde RoneakranlzCueLEs 55WS S5A5iCE

Although ills not as pmdnas,para or lustrons as silver,pewter has its own attributesand sham of enthusiasts. Pewteruse dates back ta the Bronze

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Age. Tin, which was estermniybrittle, was feond to be maredurable when combined withother metals, such as lead, cop-per, antimony and bismath,

In the United Slates, pewterappraard in the Colonial Period.It was imported 8mm England,dur to on embargo ou raw tinthat lasted until the end of theRrvolstinaary Woe, At that time,cabalaI smillas would meltdown wom and becken pewterpieces and recast them; thismade early examples difficult tofind,

Bstmmely adaptable due tnits reio6vely low boiling point,pewter coald be molded, spun,easily cut and soldered to forma gmot variety of utilitarian hal-

Cc'ioebrrmrr time broma hssrfiafmmyoeesasmsmms'milr..:

Second Time Around Thrift & Gift ShopBeginning Tuesday. Nov. 7th at 10 am.

Join us foe oste haliday boutique.Many sew and like-new itrms wif i he available foe your

gift-giving needs, as well os an abundance elhniiday decorations for home, office or school.

Store hones, Tuesday - Saturday gg am. tn4 p.m4123 Oakton Avenue, Sknkir

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(847) 673-3172Shop early for the best selection.

Enjoy comfortabln holiday shoppingab affncdable pnicesi

\tir msorns.ohsitn fa corsi w issür,ssns'rt'.nhrsmnxordtinsc.tnmm

lomsvam and flatsuare, In time,products included porrisgers,basius, plaies, platters aadchargers, lamps, rafler andteapots, sugarbosvls and cream-res, pitchers, candlesticks,flagons, ladles, chalices andbeahers, inlxwrlls, battens andbscbles. to other words, pewterfocused many uf the same items

The higher the percentage eltin, the mare attractive theobject. As excess of lead pea-dums a doll daeh or bluish sur-face, while a greater amount of6s bestows o more silvery pati-sato the sneface,

Knows as "the pone mau'ssilver," pewter, nevertheless,was rnprnsinr rind used acrassclass lines. Harvard College, forexample, provided pewtertankards and utensils loe its sta.dents' bread cud beet break-fasis; hawevre, in operaiehomes it tended tobe asedan asecondary seevi. Some collw-tars specialize is pewter spuons,which are cast Imam bennor,brass or cast-iron maids in awide rorrge of sizes, Some amelabneatoly devocoted with g0

Nues Historical Society holds 'Tea Time'it's getting riese to Tea Time

at the Nues HistoricaiMosemmw. Plans ore neatly com-plete amsd if pons lieve been tenor of the lost 12 or piaeningon waking tisis your first one -yea mont want to wiss it.

Teddy Beam Tea is plannedfoe Saturday arsd Sunday,Novembre 4 and S, 200i at the dispiop Inc tIse bears so every-Museum at 2,00 pm. SRtNG one can enjoy isavimrg tlremYOUR TEDDY BBARI with us. Being your fanosdteWhethrr il is new, slightly story to go with the bear -axed, ambas brenafavorite for when you gut it, why ft's omany peurs, shore your joy favorite, whor mas the orco-with os. We mill haveaspecini sine, etc.

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While Colanfal Period pewterpieces are ram and eopezsine,19th motarlr nod later items umfarmoer accessible. Cendition iskey in this aseo of collecting.Qnafities In lank for ta a pieceam being uomplrlely introt, slack al discularatien er asida-tiSe, en signs of onerpolithiegand having a arakre's "touch"mark. At fiwt, these morto wemsimilar to English symbols, suchaxa rose, dove nr lion, with thepewtewr's same or initials,Latee, a cemman device was theAmerican eagle.

As fue current market valuen,hem area few ruamples cited iothe latest edition of Ellen T.$oheey's "Wannnn'sAntiqnes frCuliectibles Price Guide." ltshows thr high prices nttribntedto early exannpies.

cA mug by Jacob Whitnseee,Middietown, Cono,, with Baredcylindrical form with fillet, S-

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i4enserssber, sots arsd glovesame dr rigsreur lar tise altee-noon, Sconrs and dessert willelicit m-us-us-s and eis-ah-oh's,the tra will be hot and coover-sotion will be fibbing.

Seating is very limited, lubiesseat 4, so make pose reserva-times tren. Oniy paid msecnu-tines can be accepted. Cui 8473SS-0165 foe more inlormallan,

scrollhmdle with bad terminaLrare asse lunch, circa S7SII-7B.Height: 7 7/8 inches. Price:$9,400.

n A quart flagon by ThumasD. and Sherman Bnardmae,Hartford, Cune., mith diskfinial, three domes, maldedcover with "chair back" thnmbpi eceobov e layered cyllndrirnibndy, nirco 1515-20. Height, 9inches, Price, $4,7B8.

. A basin with circular markwith lacing birds and "LOVE,""LONDON" nod "X" andcrown mark, Diameter, 6 11/16inches. Price, $2,820.

n A posaingrr by GrenhamJones, Jr., Providence, RI.,round four, bass bottom, flaw.reed handle, riera 5774-1809.Diameter, 4 inches, Prior,$2,350.

n A beaker by SamuelDonlnrth, Hartford, Cone., withtapered, cylindrical budy,iecisrd bonds, circa 1795-1816,Height, S inches. Prim $1,765.

n A deep dish by ThnmasDunlnrlh Ii, btepney, Coon,, nie-calor mcm, with rare eaglemark, circa 1790. Diameter 61/b inches. yrice, $1,650.

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19th century bookcasestacks up nicely todayBy Arnie MuCollamCOPLEE NEWS SERVICE

O: Enclosed is o photographof o stacked bookcase that Ipurchased at an antiques shopto house my husband's JohnUpdike book collection. I think

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it is called o lawyer's bookcase.Each section measures approxi-mutely 9 inches by 34 inches.Or one of the sections isa labelwith the woeds "Globe-Wetnicke - Always completobut serre finished." Be that osit may, lam curious to know ifit is an antique and what its

A: Bawistee's bookcase is theteem most often used for yourbookcase. lt was originollydesigned by Otto Weenirke osdpatented amsand 1897. tas 1899,when the Globe Co., makers offiling cabinets and office eqaip-meut, bought the WerrsickeFactory, if was renamed Globe-Wemicko. Although the book.coses wrw popular with barris-1ers, thry were marketed tooffices and libraries. They woreasoully made with oak ormuhogony cud often hod drco-rative pilasfers and leadedglass. In the meantime,Wernicke founded the Macey-Weroicke factory in GroodRapids, Mich. When he begunmaking stacking bookcases,Glnbe-Wernicke sued him forusing the design Werasickepatented. Globo lost and if was-ut long before several etherfactories made similar bookcas-

Your barrister bookcase wasmode in the early l905s andwould probably be worth

A nailer 00okt00. - ThisGlobn-Werniske barristnrbookcase was wade in IhnnaVy 18005 urtI woald grob.051f ko worth 91,000 to$1,800. (ONO Photol

$1,000 to $1,800. You can book

11:1 inherited a set of porce-lain dishes that has tIsis markon each piece. The dishes oredecoroted with yellow flowersagainst a white backgroundand have gold trimmed scal-loped edges. I believe the pat-tern is Fiandre.

I would like to know the ageof my set and the value.

A: Mitterteich PorcelainFactory modo your set of din-oerwore around 1920. Theyhave made poroelain ioMitteetrich, Bayona, Gersuany,since 1918.

You didn't mention howmany place settings you hove,su asssming it is a service foreight, the value would probo-blp be $600 to $800.

O: I hove a powelain platethat belonged to my gmat-auntin 1905. lt is 7 inches in diame-ter and decorated with womenio kimonos, a bridge, a too-

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house, and trees, The edge kasa red-orange narrow borderand "Japan" is marked on theback.

Could yoo please tell mesomething about my plate andits value?

A: Your plate is on esample ofGeisha Girt ware. ?picaIIy it ischaracterized by women wear-ing kimonos and placed in agandeec setting. The ware wasmade for Westem lastes andexported to Europe and theUnited States. There were aplethota of patterns of kimono-clad women involved in a vari-ety of activities. Many pieceswere sold in five and dimestores, offered as premiums, orsold in gift stores.

The value of poor circa 1905plate would probably be $20 to$25.

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Pocket-size pinupsBy Linda Ronevkrnncopino NcwS ucnu:ct

One of the amusing thingsabout peeking into various cor-nets of the collectible world isdiscovering what was consid-ered risque in the past - things

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like French and other comicpestcaeds, subtly suggestivemovie star pinup photographs,thr Vargas girls in Esquire mag-azine and Playboy eenterfolds.M'miattaniaed versions cas beseeo in card form via what unekasosvn ox peep-machine pin-ups, though there wasn't anypeeping involved,

Also categorized asMsatoscope carde, they dateback to the 1940a, when theinternational Mtatoscape ReelCo. began tu manufacture coin-operated vending machinesthat offered $-by-3-iock cardsdepicting local attractions,movie stur pheins, eattoancharacters and, especially, play-fully sexy pinup girls, whichwere actiampanied by a hunter-ous, punning title such os"Serry-- I'm All lied ap forTonight." The machines wereusually found in peonyarcades, where they becamepopular attractions, and thecards are now seen as amusing,inenpensive collectibles.

Some of the must famouspinup filusiratoes in Matericaappled their skills to this form,One at the key figures wasMinneasta native Gil Elvgmn,who had a long career begin-aingin the 8930s, which includ-ed other aspects of commercialart as well. l'le worked formatethan 30 years for the firm ofBrown and Bigelow, calendarpublishers in St, Paul, but hislasting repatutinc rests macewith his estended associatienwith Coca-Colo, toe whom heporteayed whelesome, ideal-ized images of young womenand happy fomilirs. I-te alsodid odveetising art ond ums-teated stories in many main-stream magoci005, includingThe Sotueday Sveeing Post andGood Housekeeping. Like sen-real cl the other artists,Elcgren's prep-show pinupsfeatured almost-but-not-quite-bare-breasted, leggy nurses,hoasewives, aetists aud girlsfishing, playiog tonnis undwalking their dogs. A favoeitedevice wax having them caughtin a wind thot blew up theirskirts to reveal a provocative

hint nf thigh and ganten.Earl Moran wos another

Midwest-burn pinup artist whoworked in the tradition of carli-er artists like Chaeles OanoGibsan and JamesMontgomery Flagg, and whowas alun employed by Brownand Bigelow. A matter of thequick pastet sketch, skillfullight and shadnw effects, anddramatic poses, one of Moean'sclaim ta foasse was hiring theyoung Norma Jeane Doughertyas a model in 194k, using herfairly regularly aver the nestthree years. In fact, whenNOrma Jeane later morphedinto Marilyn Monroe, sise wasqaoted as saying Earl had"saved my 58e many a time."

TypicalMoransabjecta mightbe a saucy but dramatic drummajorette ("Out in Front") oratopless - bot artfully covered -young woman in dungareesand straw hat - ("HoldEverything").

One of the few women tosucceed in this field was ZreMoaenf, who studied underHoward Pyle, along with suchfuture luminaries as MasfieldParish and N. C. Wyeth. Hermust successful series of glam-our paintings featured theWorld War Il "Victory Girls,"and she also had a tlsnivingcareer aso movie poster artist,as well as doing calendars,advertising art and magazinecovers. As attractive as many ofthe girls she depicted, Morertintact sometimes usad herselfas a model. Not surprisingly,perhaps, her pinup girls hadmare peruossality and individu-abty than thaw done by hoereale competitors.

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"Prep-Machine Pin-Ups:194g5-19505 Mutescope Act" byDon Preoisi avd Tina Skianen(Schiffen) offers a titillatingarray cf tkeae bodacious babes,in full colon, together with theirvalues (they average fromaround $5 to $15, with a fewgoing ap to $25), with repre-sentative enamples by Mozert,Moran, Elvgron, Mable Harris,KO. Munsou, Silty OrVorssand Sdward D'Ancona, plus abrief history of the genre andbiographical sketches of a fewof the principot urtists.

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Loss to Libertyville ends Dons' seasonOctober28, 2006- IHSA State

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taak os a 5-4, Olti seed, was toplay 9-0, No. 1-seededLibentyvilte. What a great chal-lenge fon Ihr Dom, and what agreat oppactttoity to do this onthe big Stage of the li-iSA 7Astate footbnl playoffs.

Taking the opening kickoff,

The annual HomecomingCelebration for the St. JulianaFootball teams was held onSaturday, Octobre 14,2006. Theday's activities began with thefootball players, cheerleaders,purents, and fans attendingMass in St. Juliana Church al8:30AM. Following that liturgythere mas a parade tissas theschool parking lot tu OnoaksPack where the 5th gradeocrimwoge won played al 9:45AM, the Iouler Varsity gomeivas played ut 10:30 and theVoesity teosa, played at 12:00noun- This year St. Juliaooployrd Immaculate ConceptionSchool of the October 141kHowecowing, The St. JulianoIonise Voesity team wen theirfonio against lasmoculoteConception by o nooSe of 27-7and remain uudeteated in theirrague. Tise Vursity Football

loam was rIso victorious by theturre of 12-0.

The St. buono School foot-ball terms ore under the direc-tion of Athletic- Director Mr.Feed LaCerra, who coondinatosoil the school's interscholastictod intramural athletic pro'f'soms for girls and bays.

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Libertyville marched methodi-cally down the field on an 01-play drive to draw first bInad,The Wildcats estended theirlead to 1f-g on a 25 yd. fieldgoal an their 2nd possessioa nfthe lut qoarlec

As the 2nd quarter began, theDons marched down the fieldon a l3-pluy scoring drive.Runs by RB Matt Jackson, QBJeff Larsen and RB TomSheehan, and catches by WEMike Panek, WR Mike Achino,and WR Rick Raft put the ballat the Wildcats 15 yd. line, RBMatt Jackon scampered into the

Mr. Toce Gasto cod daughterTaro Gusin evioyng thu St.Juliane Hummaming ganoat Brooks Path io Chicago.Abone Soin Eothasisstin fansTaro Godo, Jacquie Pegno,and Uz Hickoy decked out inSt. Juiovo schsul enlOrs nlgreen ood whitn.

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Stssbbem defensive play byboth teams kept the score 10-7at halftime. Libertyville scoredtheir wooed touchdown in themiddle of the third qoantrn onan lI yd. me, and the Wrldcainadded a 4th quarter pant returnteuchdown Intake a command-ing 23-7 lead. The Doss werenot done as Ql Jeff Larsen mn-

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With lnssthan5 minutes to gein the game and needing twoscaring paSsmsioes, NO triedbot tailed en an un-side hiebattempt. Liberlyville saben-qaentlyscnred to make the finaltally 31-13.

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This playoff loss ends theDem 28116 season - o successfulseason that saw 30 semons and28 juniors bond and worktogether os gond teammatesand brothers tar the commongeaI and responsibility of"Patting on the Gane."

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Village of Nile annealCarbon Monoxide Program

The Village of NilesCommnaity DevelopmentDeportasent and the NilenSenior Centre work tagethee tooiler FREE residential inspec-tions tor carbon monoxide rosis-sions nod natural gos leaks.

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Holiday Grief SupportGroup Begins

Tuesday, November14The Niles Sessioe Center wffl

hnld a five-session holiday GriefSupport Genap to holp Nitesseamen cope with the toss of aspouse/loved one during theholiday season. The groupbegins on Taesday, November14 at 2aOOPM and runs ths-nsughDecember 19th. Pleam contact0ev Wessete, Ewa Nevtar orMelanie Amin (847 588-8420) foeintoemation about this pmgeam.The program is offered at nocost, but rnaollment is necensaey

Bavarian Christmas

Monday, Dec. 11th 10 - 4t88p.m. $55

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Lunch with the Red Hatters

The Red flatfees have tenets/a-tiens at Waltest Restaurant, 28Main Street in Park Ridge onWednesday, November 15th.Join as tor o tamily-styte mealfeaturing solad, veal Marsala,chicken Vesuvie, moatacciols,Greek style Tdapia, and dessert.PIense call Kelly tor canpoolingand/or directions. Red hat andpurple outfit are required. Cost$15.

Hot Dog and a Movio

The Producers Wed., Nov15th 5-8410 p.m.

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MórtóAGrÒVeSeniar News

Take a Step in the RightDirection Lecture

Dc Mark Neumond, D.P.M.,Podiatric Phyaician audSurgeon, will be at the MortonGmcr Senior Center at 1 p.m.on Toesdoy, Nov. 14. Dr.Neasnand will discuta generaltoot health, consaeson loot prob-lems, Medicare opproced dio-betic slsoes and foot suegeeiea.Altro the pwsenlafioa these willbetont screenings tos those whoow interested. Thew will beaStclsarge for Senior CenterMembers and $1.50 toe nor-members. Please registre in-per-son at the Senior Center.

Mall Shopping

Morton Grove seniors whowould lilao to join shoppers onotrip to the Golf Mill Mall onToesdoy, Nov14 should call theMorton Grove Senior Hot Linest 047/470-5223 to wseenw a snoton the Senmnet000. Home pick-ups begin at 9:15 am, withoroivol at Golf Millas 10:15 am.Trips ose tore tos Senior CensesMembers and Sito, all others.

Blood Pressure Screening

Peciodicblood pwnauoe mean-awmrsat is helpful is, deteawin-i,,g it health is threatened bysigh blood pwasow (hypesten.nions). Hypertension iso contrib-usos toward strokes, knast dis-ease rand kidney faulrsee.

Urlootuasately, hypertrsssicnaisanaily lisos no nya,ptcrns so aycason can ted gneat atad notbrsow they isove it Fsee accents-higa arc ofteoed from Stoll am.on Tuesday, Nov. 14 icr tiseMorton Grain Senior Cnn/ea.

Mestas Grove AdvisoryCommission on Aging

The Mortar, Goove AdvisoryCommissio,, on Aging soil! Isoldita nest nsantbly meeting at ipm. on Tuenday, Nov 14 in tiseMortov Gsovr Senior Center.lise Ccsrwission provides an

arena tar discassaion atsd plan_nicg nl secciars and peagrasna tohoneSt Macton Gmve's sessiono/haro popasiation. All intewatedscsidetsts ase scelcowe tu attend.

AARp DriverSafety Program

AARP', "Driver SafetyProgram" son eight-hoais Sca-day causse toc motorists age 50rod older. lt focuses on tisephysical changes that accompa-ny oging and on ways driverscon compensate - for these

changes in improving theirdriving skills. Upon completiondeavees may waeive a discount000 portion nf thema automobilecoaae000e. Courses arr nowoffered monthly in MortonGeove with the nest coassetimes from 12noon to 4p.m. onTuesday, Nov.14 and Thursday,Nov. 1f in the Prairie ViewCnmmaniiy Center. Then inOctober the course dotes hovebeen changed to 9a.m. tot p.m.on Saturdays, Dra. 2 and 9 at theMorton Grove Senior Center.The cost of the canone is $10.Coli the Moefan Grove SeniorHot Line at 847/470-5223 tosign up.

'Forever Plaid' Play

Four young men deatined tohe the next "big thing" an tisetySOn pop musia scene worekilled i nacos acauh. The"Plaida" hove been broughtback toco chance to perform tineaonst they arises mode it toduring this mriodioua ondhumorous pertormance am

Wednesday Nov. 15 at theDrury Lane Tkeatrs. Travelerstmm the Morton Grove SeniorCenter will enjoy this showalong witis larcin. The busleones the Conter at 10:30 am.a,sd retacos at 5p.m. The cassis$i3 tar Senior Center Membersand $72.50 los non-members.Please regis/es in_person at titeSenior Center.

'Identity Theft' Lectare

Identity tiseft io a sericuscriase shut accates nimes, nosnir-oorarnrs prrsossai issto,n,rthosssuds os a name, Sociol Secasnitynatosbei; yssspost. book aaao:,tntand other drta ss'itirocst hrclasse,', kasasniedge te coroosi!fcuasd rs tinri!. Puad oat hoss'Ihiesesocquim this iniassssohonasid wi,ct vats ire doran fo, pro-tection at !30 p.ns. ors ThstrsdayNun 16 it, the Mambo GnoseSenior Center. Pirase registerIon thus twr psogsoos by aoOiogtine Morion Gtos'e Setrior HotLino ut 547/4705/223.

'Word Processing' Coarse

Tins coume asors WordPad (oWindows progsaml to sat sisofau,tdation for word pmacrssrsngskiiissstcisa, rdititsg, srnirsg,pniasthtng tonnsotticg, fonsta, bari-let pohois, and dipanI. Studrs,tnach!! aaqanicr the skiiiio taadvance sinns word psocrssi,sgabiiities. Pre-roquinitr is tise

"Getting Started WithCompotew" Course os pecarepsoticirocy. Ti,e Cousse will beheld from 9 to 10:30 am. onSrturdoys, Non it thmugh Der.

Taking a step in the right directión at Morton Grove9 of Morton Greve Fire Stotion#4 on Lincoln and CollieAvenues. The cost is $32 tonMorton Gmve Senior CenterMembers and $37 tar non-mem-bers. Register at the SeaioeCenter below Nov. b.

Visaallg ImpairedMotivators

The Morton Grove Vivaoilytmpaired Mutivotoss is a lowvision nuppoet group for seniosswith maculan degeeeration andother degenerative eye diseusesand theis famiicies. Their araImeeting mili be at 9:45 0m. onTuesday Nov.21 io the MortorGrove Seams Center. They dis'mss everyday psobiemu at liv'ing with low vision and possibleaoiutions, exchange ideas or thelatest technoingy and assistancedevices available, and sharewhat has washed tar them indi-cidaoily. For mese informationpiease coi! Richocd Engiund at847/S65-8517.

Museam of Science& Industry

The "Christmas Around theWorld" and "U-505 $ubmaeine"llshibits miii be taken moby tray-

eiers from the Morton GroveSenioa Center or Wednesday,Nov. 22. This trip will alsoinclude Ieee time to enjoyfavorite Museum exhibits. Thebus will irace the Senior CenterotiS am, and retaco at 5 p.m.The cost is $41 for Senior CenterMembers and $47 foe non-mem-bers and inciudru tronspoeta.tian, admission, U-505 an-boardtoua, and a sandwich lunch.Registe! in-person at the SeniorCenter.

Lung GreveCoofoctionary Toar

Join teanelesu from theMorton Groar Senior Center ona tour at this Long Grove ape-choity chocolate kitchen onTuesday, New 28. Leam aboutthe chocaiate makhog psamsu asweil as the history of the LangGmve Confectiancry. After thetour enjoy discounts in their tac-sony store. Ti,e bas mili departloare the Seems Crater at lt:4Sam, and return at 3 p.m. Thecast is $5 tar Morton CanneSenior Center Members and $tifor aou-membens. Pirase regis-ter ispersnn at thr SeniorCentra.

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'Medicare Port D'Presentation

Medicare Party Dopen mml i-ment begins an Non 15 and con-tinues through Dec. 31, 2ggti.Many propio hove qorstiansabout this peagram and ail thechoicex it han ta offer. TheMorton Geave Senior Centerwill hast a sepremutatmvo tram

VS/phoonaay at 1:30 p.m. onWednesday Non 29 ta pmnideinformation and to answer indi-vidual qoestiono. Phrase registrefor this ltdo program before Non10 by calhog tite Morion GroveSenior Hot Line at 847/470-5223.

'iwo fur the Road' Concert

Tisis monicah dite will enter-tain with singing and acousticguitar ot fha Mcston CouveSenior Cenian from i in 2 pm.on Thursday, Non 30. "Two forthe Road" Itas tmoarird lemonyvennes in titc amarad snaricodrove review los Ihein prnfnrm_anars. Thn inn for l,nie shoav is$3 tar Morton Croce SeniorCenter Mnwbn,u and $3.50 fornos-membrns. Rolsrshmrutsmill be snencd. Please register ioat the Srrnior Cnntnn,

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847-647-9875 ext. 105

THE BUGLE NOVEMBER 2,2006 16 SENIORS - THE BUGLE NOVEMBER 2,20W 17

Retirement could marwife's near-perfect lifeBy Doug Mayberey

t: My Irosband ir o Type A,gong-ho esecutive. i lose hirn,sad We've been married 36years. He works bord, ekeswonderful care of our family,

DEAR DOUG

oisd ace life is iseorly perfect.Ile is 64 arad bis conspairyretirC5C55pIOyeesat 65. Hebelieves retirement will begreat. I am 00W rvakisg opss'ith oiglstmares thinkingabout how oar roo tine willdrange erst year We'm gaiogta be tlsrown not of balance,and I am seriously worriedabout nor future relationship.Am I justified irs doing se?

A: Yes. Your upcoming chal-lenge is te nurture and coachynar husband toward yournew lifentyle. Discuss thedetails of how your daily pat-tems will need tebe redefined:bombe will accept not havingan assistant, feeliug guiltyabout not doing arrythirsg that

rssakes n dii treence, not beiegable lo k rep acne e by tise

asorrey Ire moakeu, seeding tobuild sow rssale friendships eletise basic et beimsg equals catheetuve beimsg Ilse boss, sol isovingo uchedcmle, spemsding 24 irooraa day citi, you, red otisee deal-leisges.

Aoticipotimsg tireseespecto-tians soul be a lreods-mmp foehim, as opposed to piamsgiisginto ertirenreet blindfolded, Ifhe is not a nsewber el o cis'icocgamsioetiee, floss is an appas-rumnity te get issvaived. Wills hism000geaseel skills, dozens ofchueities woold cherish isisleadership talents. Dent forgetthe impootoace of relocating towhere his pansions - such asgolf oc fishing - ore readilyavailable.

A husband's wich is that hispartner also enjoys his avnca-fions, il you do not currerstlyda so, ore you prepared tolearn hereto bowler play gull?Remind yourselves of the lunyou had when you were court-ing. Soon, yoo will have more

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The Malen Township Democrats held a Social Citiens Bisgo avent laut wonk o? the White Eole.

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Gavernac Rod Blagajevichwas invited to the seniorbingo, but could not make the

Cook Caunty BoardPresident candidate, ToddSteoger, came opta Ike front ofthe room to roll out a biago

A senior bingo queen andking, Pauline Penman andWilliam Abri, were alsonamed at the event.

"lt's fun," said Froman,aboot playing Biagn und meet-ing Ihr candidates.

msI for those who register beforeNov. 13 is $56 loe Morton GroveSenior Center Membres and $65for non-members. The met forthose who register un Nov14 oralter will pay $65 (Members) and$75 (nan-members). Please aegis-ter in-person at the SeniurCentec

'The Mikado'

Victorian England meets animaginary imperial tapan ii,this sparhiing rend-up of allthing British by the renownedmusical theater term of Gilbertand Sullivan. Enjoy such sangsas "Tstsvillow," "A Wand'ef ngMinstrel," "I and Three LittleMaids from Schoal." Travelersfrom the Morton Grane grammCenter will depart lue the CaboAuditorium in Evanston at Ip.m. on Wednesday, Duc. 27and retamal 5p.m. Please mg-ister in_person at the graineCesser before Nov.27 at a costof $40 loe Mortes Grove SeniorCentre Members aad $46 foenos-membres. Registrationfees after Nov 28 are $46 loeSenior Center Members and$53 for non-members.

Park Ridge Senior News

Chicago Christmas

Many dotes arr already inpince for the coming holidayseason including trips, ban-quels und purties. A Duauliag

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Chicago Christmas is plowedfor Wednesday, November 29starling al 8:3? am and wIsoss-ing ut 4 p.m. This day willinclade a visit to the Museum ofScience and industry lo enjoythe Christarsas trees of

time to repeat some at them.You'll alan have more freedomto share with your cisildorn

- aed graedrhildrems. Is lost,t altre o sisort time in enticement,

mussy nl us beconse soinvolved und bcmsy we weirderIsow we eves isad time to cork.

'i Se tkamvkfal los yemmc Isroitirmed wraltis, bugir o lot andnoce tison erre, appreriote how'ovdrefmml life iciQ: Acide teems oli tise srcmmrm'

ssurs iv tsas.rhivg tisese doys. i'mrd nry aInsI lrmmstrotimrg cirai-csrgr is derling wins jet 1ag. Welive in Osegnis and visit emir::lsiidws rs'rry year ums New'fork. Ti sr sisit always seem-harter lisse sor like beraase'.secocmut two travel days ferSise trip, amrd at least one doy toeadjust to tise theer-hommr time

4ifferrore. Tise week onlyleaves us four days to reallyenjoy emir visits. Are tisece somenew pills or ideas tisaI couldhelp us benefit?

Park Ridge Seniors plan 'Chicago Christmas'

By J0. VaIz&Kate Birddec55 asuso arromar

Gretchen tagaus of Anderson,lud., died peacehally in-her has-pire bed. At 98, she was readyFor several years, she had indi-cated la cime relatives thaI she

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wauled ta join her husband,Feed, mho had died in 1972.

When ward come thatGretchen had pneumonia andwas ant espected to survive,yam lfigaaom, our dasgister, flewto bee side. She stayed chose tuher graedmothrr lar a muple nldays to make sure she was cam'leetuble, including the sight

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"Chrsstmus Aroand the World"o lrvositn eshibit 1er avec IOyears. Then a special guidedtear nf the Palmee House,wldch has hwy reslared lu ilsoriginal elgant beauty andderorated iv holiday finery.

Lunch willI be at the PalmerHouse French QuarterRestaurant. There will alce brtime ta -visit the ChristkisdniMarket at Ike DaIry Craterwith over 40 booths featuringhandmade umameets, seatingdolls, roasted 'almonds, heersteins and the famous

Christmas Stollen. For this full 547-692-359y tobe sisee..day comlartabir shans are mc-ammended. Reservations arerequired according ta asearospolicy...membrrs ashy. A chargenl $74.0 covers ali tanes, lunchand wolorcoock transpomtatios.

Thanksgiving LuncheonSold Ont

The Monday, November 20Thanksgiving luncheon is mIdsul, kowevee, three were a fewspaces lar the Tarsday,November21 lanclsean. It ynuare interesled, call ifie Center at

A: Them ose sevrani optionsto help with jet lug. Someesperts beliesse you shamaldadjust y our son tise board onthe somber of time asees youwill cross. Trick your body bymovisg your bedtime back onehour each night lar thwr daysprier to yoar tight to NewYork. Yoms can poli yomsr bed-room sisodes far dorkoess.

Get a good night's sleepbeinen you depart. Pock yocmrbog tise day before depaetcsseo soyell won't become ctsessrd-ommlas tire host musoir. Autidipatethat tirorn con be delays virilebrimsg prucessed tisrough ordIi-rity. 'rire staff will accoornrn-date yoc: more easily il Tollaonio and br putiect. if possi.ble, try to lake jcmst one drool-der bagasa curry-on. Nfl has-Org ta wait uvd drul wills losticiggage 'o o murcio0 solutos.Aboard, drunk plenty of rvutrrand don't esewat. Anise rudyand hope loe sunshine, us ithelpu erstelmrtuse ynur body'srhythm. Yooe dacIos might reo-onsmend sharping pills

befare she died, siam about end-of-life decisionsAs we watch oar parents and mun'tseem an bardeamuasme.

other anlativesbecamrllo, 98and Bxprat ta acanmpliah littleslde lathing abaul impending during that first maveesation.death bemmes an impaataal, if lt's ensagls lo intradure tIse idea,agasiaingi tapio perhaps quise ubhiqaely during

lt's alar a way foe thase mar lunch or while visiting. Somethread al file to decade how they peuple do it by e-mail ur bywish ta die; it makes tIsis lean- phane.music time a little rosier foe sue- Yama can say mmelhiisg like:vivare, Making plans early is bet- "Mam, my becad has just beenter than waiting ta the last diagnosed with cancer and ismisute. When aider pnaple are Irying ta decide wham sheunable to mohr their own dcci- wants lo acabe her drrisiasssinos, itbecomes painful foe their about health remand finances ilchildren and fricada, she can't. I dust hasw what ta

So, daa't postpose yone lath soy. Da yaa hase any ideas?"asan of karol upsettisg yeas rei- Once you start talking aboutalives - or ysanseif. Dace the powibilitiw, you can shift fairlyannveesation occurs, ce matter naturally ta what you wouldhow haltisgly, any fcstcsre disses- wanlus well as what yuca mom

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'Christmas in the Country'Os Tuesday, Demwber 19 its

"Christmas in the Cnuatry' atGrand Grarva Resort: ThisGrand Geneva holiday celebra-tino starts with a hunch of hsli-day salad, parmesan bread-cwmb crusted breast of chick-en, green bean casserole andwashed pelotons and pumpkinnut bar far dessert. The shaw"Hooray for the Halidays" faI-lows and is peefarreed by 10energetic prrfaemrrs. With

or alter relative would like.Dar daughter Pam moved lo

Indiana during the late 199Sswhen her grandmother wasgoing thmngha health casais. Sherecugnized then that her grand-mathee miglst want to talk abouther pessible death and how shewanted affairs settled.

Ocre a period of a year, shetalked to her grandassothrr aboutseveral issues, Did Gretchenhave sufficient finances Is sap-

owauisg costomes, music andchoreography, the group helpucelebrate the holiday season.Erinee boardiog the bus tomIam, there mill be a "holidayIra." The trip departs from thecenter aI 10,30 um and retamOabout 6 pm. Mewbees mustmake reseevaflens according Iocarrent registration policy.Charge for lunch, show, truandbus tranupurtotion will be$75.00. Guests arr allowed afterall members have been awom-medated.

Impending death: the dreaded talk for grandparentsport herself? Would grmdmaaccept help from her son nrgrandchildren?

Haw did Gwtchen want dcci-siaes ubont health care Io be kan-dIed il her heart disease turneddeadly?

Keep in mind that the olderyour relatives become, the momlikely they will be open Is dis-causing death avd funerals. Theyoften memore realistic, besaumwe're much younger.

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By Tracy Yeshida Gruesararr wrlrrn

A senior citizen's bingoorganized by the MaineTownship DrmacraticOrgaaionlina was morally heldat the White Eagle Banqnets inNues and curions candidatessponsored the games.

Moat of the entier room atthe White Bogie was titledwith seniors, with handsplaced on their BINGO cards,ready to play.

The senior bingo is held

Moiton Grovecantisoed frase pune 11

Leaving Iowa' Play

"Leaving Iowa" is a Isilarieussuatimental remedy about fami-ly and family vacatiuns, whichtravelers 1mm the Morton Greve0enior Center mill enjoy onWednesday, Dec. 13. The DetroitFree Peers nominated this pass-

twice u year, before thePrimacy and General Election.

la post years, about 600 tol,ggll seaiars have camele the

All Ihr money that we takein goes oil backte the peuple,"said Liado Seoha, of the MaineTowaship DemocraticOrganiaalioa. "It's the biggestbingo event io the state ofIllinois."

Village of Nues MayurNicholas Bluse and LouraMurphy helped so Pol on Ihn

daction foe 'Best New Play" inthe coaatay and the ChicagoTtibane, Chicago San lImes andWGN have also criticallyacclaimed it. This play is guaran-teed lo hune the oadienre loagh-ing and scmembrrirsg the child-hood vocaliom that they taled loforget. The bas edil depart fromthe Seniar COnter at 12:30 p.m.for the Royal George Theatre irsCiricage and retaras aI5p.m. Th

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Peraica sewed asaspedalassistant for the AttorneyGeneral of Illinois teem 1990 te1992. Ho bonded the SnothloopCbasssbre of Commente in 1990mcd is carsently the oommercrfinceetary. Sinne 2003 he hatserved on the Cook CountyBoard of Cemmissianeas. 01ealso nerved at the InternationalVier Penrident foe the BeyScorOs of Ateenice.

Guis G EI.alliPeeaico did nei relven calls

foe comment by presa time.e"on Is u.n I.

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Ore saneo as the chief elec-tion aothoeily io the thirdlargest election joeisdiotioo inthe c000tey. He led the fight toimplement the morve Votre towin llirsaic. He verves rs pmti-dent et the Nrfi000lAoandatiortof Cotmty Recoedoes Ore spear-headed Eco legal fighr to hillyimplement the Notional VotarRegisteotioa Act.

Gula ttElsstodOre did nnt mitren calls toe

comment by prost time.

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Carlton did ont roseen callsfoe comment by pmss lime.

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Dart begee hic carece at 00resistant Cook Cnuofy state'oattorney, where he peorcrtatndhoedrnds of felony crimen. irr1992 altee beteg appointed to9010 vacancy lis the viele tenete,Dort mas elected as stale tepee-saotsfive foe a diverso distaition Chics a's southstde. Dartremiced the "Legislator nf theYear" award from o few differ-ent geootp

"The most important isser isthe spmod of gao asimov in thesebaebs," Dart believes. lt elect-ed he placo "to hold regalarateategy sessinna with snbarhaopalie chiefs to aoolyoe comedna asid tomo malfi.jarisdiolinceI ractical teams to targot

Careo has caeced as r elimi-nai icsesfigatoc toe the CookCounty Glare's Ancrer s officealoco 1993. RetentI he han becoassigned to Ihr Concoctlavealigationt Unit es Ihr

Illinois State Senate,k33rd-.District

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Combat Corruption in Governmentby stopping no-bid contracts

To learn more please call 847-268-4033 or visit www.kotowski4senate.comPala tar be Oar ttstata.Si tse Stare sanate.

acare afone rorurt rannte tarts the titiast. Stato Beard st EtrOslaer, Sranseota, tttlrslr

Deputy Sopeeviaac Goret hasbroc appointed to the WhileHcum'n eaticoal advisory com-mittee on domestic violente,was recagalaed fora six-mooth100g iovestigafiao aod appre'heoaianofochild sec offeoder.

GutaflGluisd"I thtelc the react impoelaet

thiog ta brierirsg hoch the oral.tase at lam eofonceastnsst to theatem -that ir cow mcm like award, er a palitiral doropioggenresd," Gerea rod.e

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Pappas maneges the s0000dlargest property lea tollacted inthe United Starer. Prior te beiogelected as treatcenr, Pa yessewed es ao elected ConkCounty Commissioane. Sheimplemented e lookbna systemfer collecting aod pmcessiogtocos nod mode pcyiog propatsytanes more c00000ievi. Theoffice went from toar compoteesto e networked syotem cl 150nnmpateos

Pappas did oar eetrarn calls bypoeac time.

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Sit000laao, a life bug resi'deaf of Chicago, biancalatsansrmntly teethes is the tiathgrade at the Helea M. HeiterentoemeaeryfichooboaChtcagc?n

appointed as the siath geodeteam leader. She way also thedicroico of maekefiagseecices atLandmark tacrofice Maekofia&bel

Goals it ElostrGBioocalana did ant roturo

calls by peers lime.

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Silvestri is serviog his Ebd

teem on the Cook Coaasy Oarednf Cnmmissioaerc. He has sap'ported conservative speodiaami noratmllod tas polities arcantioco. Silvestri is pertideat nfthe Village of Elma000d Pralcsersiog io this pnttttao stemMay of 1999. Sllvnntei'is alta alicensed attamey arid hasnerved rs a former 'villa etesastea and preaidenf of eElmanoad Park Bared atEducation. -

Gsr,lsll.I.sOH"(My onoatltaeats am( facing

escecnve tavolino with a peorpeefoesnascehy the oneoty goy'eeomnst ia Intona of the may theservices ase delivered," Silvralaisaid. If elwind, he hopes "tocontinue to reform the way the00avril goneosmeet opacares sothat the fivnntea urn beoaghtasder noatwi and wo meet oar

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To coil the theme dated would be anfair.Ilmo true that the Afeikuaree eadct regimeimploded eathee thon eoploded, givingmuy humanly le Nelcon Moodela'smejnrity gnvee0000al. Sot the greatnesnof that ir ita potting violence and retribu-nino anide. Greatness in chient loomPhIlbip Noyce's film, an otten rellaneplodding, pogn-tunniog tecatment of ocegnient of the ottnggle, At the loch inappenliag Deich Luke as Pol Chamaste,n black eefineny foenmon accepting Ikecyntem'o calco fon the coke of his family,aod becense it beato working in themines and fields. IO token huge dnnwnticakill lo move esdtiiigly along ouch nlinnly planted gcoove. Aloi of sinceeityend situational fidelity doni lilt "Catch oPire" to that level. A Pocus Peatonesebeeon. Director Phillip Noyce. Weiten:

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(esime Anstey. Rooming times b houe. 41minutes. Ratod R.

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- Marie Arlatretle *** - If 18th-cry-lucy Vensailles had IdI ei a home movie- nne grand bol intimano and mildly don'ing io ito eeveletiaao - itcauld be doce toSalie Cappaba's "Marie Anlainette."This royal chow is dawucighi rayelinokThelmo because Coppulo (working laege'ly fnam AvIonic Prasnr's book) keeps itwithin the gilded mental frame nf thePrench rayais, 1h eir cour tiers, almosteven their dogs. Moon alluring is Munie,often a bit mindless but ont a aitsisy,acted by that peeky blornam nlAmeeicaa stars, Niesten Duasl. Ske cee-tainly advenons pest MOM's stadioqueen, Nnrma Shearer, whn appeared inmany al the 2,S0? oulfils Adriandesigned tun Ihr 1938 "ManieAntninntle." Dunsl sos ant-doris andnul-bornoIe Sheamn any day, in the slats'loran pun Iogetken by Milena Cancorm,oil rs rnqninilely ploalagraphed byLance Arond in the palace and groundcnl Versailles (Obis is qailoa vis it), AColumbia Pintaccoraloase. Dinectnr,writnns Sofia Cuppolu. Caso: KmnsteoDunst, Steve Cangan. Judy Davis, RipTom, (unan Schwaetzwar, Asia Argenta,Denny Hustno, Maniasno Faul-null.Rcnoiog hmes 2 bosons. 7 soiruten. RatedPC-13.

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REAL ESTATEToday's Mission is simple,strong and straightforwardBy lione BoBIleti SilbeRCOPIER NEWS SERVICE

Il: We are getting ready toredo the master bath in ourcountry house, and don'twant anything "sissy or riti-lied,' to quote my husband. A

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lot staue furniture is Mission-style, including a few authen-tic old pieces, but we haven'tfound anything like that forthe bath, Would plain stainedwood cabinets work? Whatobout the floue? We havehardwood (oak) in the seul ofthe house, but how about isobath?

A: Heces happy proof thatin this doy and ugo, you cosohave just about anything youcan dream op foc your heme,

The perfect cabinets toyyour Mission-flívored coun-try bath can cerne fromYorkfowne Cubinetry(www.yoektownncabinetey.

Straightfoewardaud braMi-ful in their simplicity - sodant "sissified" io the least -the cabinets are worth repeat-iog as his 'o' hers (especiallyon weekday mornings in thecity when both of you are try-ing to get ready for work).

Other period tourhru in thebath we show here include thelarge-size glass tiles (fromCrossville, wwsn.crossville.corn) no the backsplash.

Glass tile muy brune of theoldest decorative materials inthe world, bot it's enjoying awuoissanoe all over the housetoday. In fact, we borrowedthis photo faous a bright orwbunk, "Glass TiteInspisutioss" by Patricio HortMcMilf an and Katharine KayrMcMillan (ScfrifferPublishing) that euplocessome nt the mony colorfuleffects yuu coo achieve withgloss Siles - on walls, un luroi-tuer, even oo heavily traf-ficked flonru, io shopping cro-Snes, for example.

Speaking of flooao, feel freeto put hardwood ia your bath.New, lsigls-tech finishes aro-dec lsardwood floorinrg alosas]lorpervious fo moisture andsplasheu ((ost don't leavepoiddlrs standing foc bug).Cluvk no wwcv.hardwoodio-fo.vom cod look under "Ideasto Trends" foe an roligltteniogou pd a te.

BotS on ootlsoitt - A dnublo holpvg nf cabivstn with gloss fin book-splashes puits a yew bnth in o ointogn wood. IONS Phntc)

Notes from High Point

Is the armoire outdated as aTV robinet? How do you findsafe storage where no thiefwill ever think to look? Whyore dining tables gettingtaller?

Spend a few days at thegiant Inteenationol HomePuroish-iogs Marker in HighPoint, NC., and you'll nnooehome with all the eight

How about the aemoïre,long s favorite placo to stashthe TV sod other entertain-ment gear? Why bother? is theprevailing ottitude at the for-niture market. When yoospend into the loue ligures foea new big-noreen, high-delmonstre - same 20.5 millionnew digital sets will be soldthis proc - why ont just leaveit oour foe all Ilse sound toadmise? geoides, today'u TVsWon't lit into regulatinos-siara

But :inceTy001 have to putthe thing somurwlrere, turni-turc woncifacto500s Ice racingto lind interestiosg answrss.For example, Stauniry forni-troce added a cadrer cupboardto its Lincoln Park collectiourhot con cope with a giant

lo wini000l opaco. HookerPucoriture's Mirabel iv a con'tenspososy console ss'ith threeliglrtod glass slrels'es and aback paire] foe m001rting aplasmo/LCD TV. Aord Hardeo

even put its traditional Shakerstyling in ueecice to the newmrdia technology, introdoc-ing a clean-lined cherry one-drnaa that supports a giantplasma TV.

Secret storage? HookerFurniture ecoren again, with o76-inch-toll standing loormirror that -uurpco'seb - apeosto coccus] a 4 l/2_iaclodrepcabinet with hooks and slotsto hold your rings, nechlacesand rorrings. For about $800,you cas foil any thief (whodoesn't read this column).

Why are dining tables tuk-ing on altitude? Credit mightgo to the old kitchen workisland that's gottes us accus-tomed to pulling op highstools for breakfast ora snack.0e ir might be the inlluence al

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FTC intervenes to end MLSblocks against some brokersBy Jim WoodardCOPOER sana nEedlE

Competilicn is growingbetween mal rotate bookers whowant to maintain the long-established 6 peecent commis-sian rate and the increasing

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number mhn nitre their servicer"for a lower, discounted rate.Various techniqurn am beingused by higher'cnmmissionfirms te discourage discountbcokeeage in local markets-onebeing fc limit enponuw of prop-defies listed by discouot firmoon public Web sites.

Five mulfipin listing servicegroups recently entered intoceorsent agmements wifh theFederal Trade Commission tostep 006-cnmpefifivr pracicesthat pwvent discount bmkearfrom Inatnaing their peapenbieson certain coal estate-relatedWeb sitrn. The FTC alleged thorneal rotate bwkecage groups useMLS reccices to discciminoteagainst lnw-cost bmhens to pse.vent compefition.

Tlrore MLS operations ase inthe states of Colorado, NewHampshirn, New Jersey,Virginia aod Wisconsin. TheFTC also filed administnafivecomplaints against two MLSs inMichigau that refused to changerhein MLS rules. Othecs arebeing investigated.

"Baying rad selling a home isune nl the biggest financialteausactions most consumersever make," raid JeffraySchasidt, FTC director. "Thatmakes it all the mom importantthat causumers have a fullrange of aptinos to pick thelevel of mal estate services thatmeet them needs."

When discussing the subjectof commissions, many high-

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commission bmknrs say you getwhat you pay fer. Flowevee,accoeding in my observations,them aae many highly profes-sional brokers who have made abusiness decision t lower liefe

canes, they offer lull service foradiscounted aule, white nthe,soffre enly specified services.

Many of these brokers peovide juntas good und competentservice au the high-rate beakers.They have simply decided it's tothem business advantage tachange a Inwee rata An increas-ing number nf bmkrrs um doingjust that.

The quality of service ren-dered by s bookec is vitallyimportant to a hume seller.Regardlnsr of the cousesissinorate, it's iaupnrrarut fa check outreveno] firws before signing alisting agreewrnt. Check withycur banker, ac0000font, friends- and contact a few of the mIre-nnms pcou.idnd. Moot brokersune cony copable of providingprnfensioea] servire, but themace always exceptions in anymarket.

"Home staging" is bocomingiocreaeiarg]y important to homesellers in Sbus' usake nl slowingsales, ganwing ics'nntonies ofavailable properties and longerperiods rnqouirrd toc000um-mate a soIr. Tire tenn mInas tamaking the uppeurusm of thnhome mow appealing und mar-ketable to prospective boyero.

"Reducing clutter und rear-nanging existing lsmitswe is asimpectanf parI of staging," seidDana Dickry, sim dinecton ofInterior llndesign IndustrySpecialists, ao urganioaf'aon larinterior mdosignecs and homrstagnes. "lt's r fairly simpleprocess and s'en' rest-effective.Homnowners I ux'ock with am

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"Wo waist to give cant bornethat'wow' factoe, especial!)' intoday's housirng market. Homebuyers Iregely make tltoin finaldecision based no emotionalfactors. lt's impactant tlrat ahouse make a gend first impms-sine," she said.

Jo addition ta speeding themaeketing process, affectivestaging can alan help barst thehome's askiog paire, site noted.Many mal estafo agents focastheis attention on two moms inpaeticolan - the kitcheo andbathrooms. Dae ta the high.leve! of ttaffic through thesemoms, each fends fo collect dut-tet and became a source of

'lt's vat that people dno'twarst to pink up. lt beonmes asituation where the homeawneeast nafoeally moka pant same-thing without even natiring it,"Dirkey raid.

Staging is indeed importantin today's hame-sellierg matket.It can br anramplished by thearcare sohn has the ability tovisaahae how the home wouldnok to a persan walking into

mrd tknougln it far the fiest time.it', almost like an oct00 WltOnrenlnlly hemmen tire clsaracferirr o play. Tisis time he's fakingun tite cole of a prospectivehsyer inspecting his boote.

Wirat iso fraotioeal ownee-slaip of a pmpeety?

A: Fractional onvmnerships inmaort-type residential proper-ties are beruming mom popular.lt's similae tea timeshare amts-camp, but for a Inogee use peri-od earls year.

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i must opuiogioe to thom ofyou who have finiehed cakingali your leaves far this year.Doeiarg the soonmee, I attended afrade show wkere a new rake

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te,krtology woo being demon-steated. I asked the raies mp tasend me a sample and he said hewould. He didn't. i fuegot aboutthe eche until my trees startedterming.

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.day. I have nom used theSiapshot eche and must say thatI blue it.

Fmm the name, you mightthink the rake was inspired by aheckey stick' and you would beright. The same swing that isnerd m hockey, gail or othersports is more efficient f han thetypical pulling motion of a regsr-loe leaf rake. The whale body isinvolved, eat just the arms.

The tines on this eche face 90degrees from a uoemal rake,making it look hike they am ousideways. The froodle is set atanairgle so the shape of the rake issimilar tua hockey stick, insteaduf pulling leaver towards yourfeet, l'ao svtiirg a ortural motionto move thelear'es.

There ir a juoior-size rake toget filme kids involved io vsercis-hing muscles they will aced forIrockey, gallon baseball (ou wellrs cleaning sip the yand). Tisewiso smallec rake available with irrrame lobed fines that pou beused aso dethatcher.

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Si A frie,rd of wian arid I houeveny sianilan patio bnick designs.Goring the last year, we batirhave been esprr,'eucing mossgrowing np in the spacesbetween fine bricks. Short of get-ting on my knees und cleantiagout this unsightly mess with ascraper, do you have my othersuggestions? liso, can you alsoadvise what cas,ses it and how S

lu prevent ils recurrence?k The wocid isa fratny place.

Same peuple want mass geow'ing between the ceachs of theirpalio bflcks oc steppingstunesand other pmple hate it.

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Rethink your wreathBy Linda Pescatorecorten sens semles

With aubann upan os, S'stimarela dress the doorways with aim-tann of fall faliage. Make soreyours is eight foe your spare.

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"When cmrting a foral gar-land for the enhynvay, colar, sian,shape rad the danr's ardiritectue-al style should all be causidemd,"said Elizabeth Souders, a market-ing manager with dnoe manufac-turer (eId-Wen Inc."Homeowners often take theirimpieutian from the shape alikedoor itself re personalize theirdenoeas'mg plants Imam theieecco gardens."

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Aie 'miiltratian can acmnnt tar34 perrent nr more mf a home'sheating and conlieg costs mdcentribule ta problema withmoistuee, omise, dust und theentry nf puilulants, insects andnotlrnts, according lo the U.S.DepurtsmnectofEaeegy.Yrtsmduc-ing air leakage alten datte hersthan $2tu, the DOE says.

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