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Nues, Maine Township taxesshow slight increases

Tax ratei are ap in 320 of the In the Nifes and Maine Towo- . frornlastyearona bouse.oearly700taxlngthstrictsiflCoOk ship aréas the Nues School. To estimate tases for the up-Coimty and other districts will District 71 has the second lowest coming year taxpayers will pay-show increases because of re- comhhsedtaxratein Cools County, ahoUt$46 more for every 25 cento -osseosment in the quadrennial 5.941, op from 5.893 for the. past the tax rate has increased ono-

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details "fiscal otresn" Stress Is -determined an the amount of -tax burden far each persanUsing In the comm. It ineludes praperty taxes, utility

- taxes and other taxeS asaesoedtoMr. andMs. Suburbia.

The conclusions of the study- pertained to the Deep- Tunoel

sewer project. Many of thesuburbs -were believed not -tohave the financial capability topay for their costs of linkingtheir sewers into the Deep Tun-nel.

Among the 51 suhurho, Il. were deemed ahle to spend themaximum amount to hook up tothe Deep Tunnel project, whosepnrpOse Is to give relief ferfloods and pollution.

The Tunnel project, beingbuilt by the Sanitar District,will hove 131 miles of tunnels anwellaoanti-flooding renervoirn.

About $1.2 billionstruction is completan- operational toe

District2O7 -turns dowli --adnunistra ionbuildin bid

The Ma ne Tow ship h gh $55f tOt fe new onstuctio andschool board iejected a$l.2 thecestefmoving. ------million off r to purchase to d Board member J ho Schaeflomlnlstrationbuildingpius&acS; -suggested the fòrentpreservedirectly north of the boilduig o area across the treet jrom thethe Dee. Rad site ofDevon school might be. considered for,-AvènuehsParkRldge. ; - the recreation- activities -to-

Uñited Stktlonernusade theòf replace the 3acresite now- usedfer fór the 2½ -acre ad- for this purpose. The ad-minlstralin hailding site plus au ministration will explore alter-addition 3 acres on property nor- native facilities for these pur-thefthebulldlngwhlchisPresen- pones-------- - --tlyuoedanpractice athleticfieldu Cuntthued na Page 35for noccerlawn hockey and 50f- - -thallprogra.osaswell-auforlfl- - -tra-muralactisities. - - -- - -

- While the hoard approved thelease or sale of Moine North last -month, thé administration andthe hourd resisted the ad-ministrationhuilding sale.

An independent counseling .firm had recommended the mostexpendable property the districtcould diup000 of is the ad-ministration building.

Superintendent John Murphytold the board in considering the .relocation of administration of-fices to one of the schools, itwould cost from $400,000 to -

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rnree snounanu appizeansosigned npforthedrawlOg.

- The study placed Chicago ap- The winner of a $100f gift ------.

proximately in the middle certificato - to Golf Mill stores One of the totos people wno attended the AllContinued ou Pagc35 u,,*h .1".K"fSl'sbiO-. - Muerlcon Picnic hold at Golf Mill Shoppinc Cen-

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-The Nilen Zoning Baard me nuruesy school; which hasunánimously approved plans signed a lease at 9130 Golf rd., IsMonday -night. fer -a nursery ownedbyMarina Pomeròf Riverschool to move lutoan--empty Forest. - - T -edoreinNllm. -------- - CnntlnnedonPede3d- - Record crowd at

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Niles!firstAllAmeriCan Picnic people attending the - sidewalk -wäs-lsailed-u sucéess by village saleever. - .;officials, a well an Golf Mill and - The MI American--PIcnic was

-Nues Chamber of Commerce nf- sponsored and organizediiy the -ficiulO following the turnout of Golf:Mill Merchadto AssOdiatiOn

_ilveí.__ 4f,ttO people this pant and.theNiles Chamber of Com-weekend. - - - - - merce. - - - ' - -

---- - The ,two-day.. Picnic, - which Kurtituckell, Executive Dsrec---feaiared-32 iestaurauts serving toraftheChamherOfCOlOa1erCe, -food drinko Ice cream plus said on Tuenday the Picnic wasclowns music and dancing was extremely wen recesved lt waswatchéd by GOlf Mill Shopping a quality product and penple -Center s sidewalk sale Geli Mdl renpondedteit

- merchants said- the Picnic Karenlee Morgan,MarketlnSresulted In the largest nwnherof cenuanesoapage3s - -

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Scouting Gold Award recipient

Lmda Thomas (C) of Niles earned lop honors ioGirl Scuoliog. the Gold Award, at lIllools Prairie'srecognition eveot. She ¡u here with her motherHelen Thomas and leader of her troop 483, JodleBiaocalana (r).

Linda is a junior at Maine East, where she has

New Boy Scout unitsTwo sew units of the Boy Explorer Post 28, chartered hy

Scouts of America have heen the Village of Riles Fire Dopar-organized recently. They aro: tment. The advisor is Ronald

Boy Scout Troop 280, chartered Derhes.to the Rolling Meadows Park The Scouting program isDistrict, meelingat Central Road available in most neigkhorhoodu.School on Wednesdays. Leonard Tolocate a unit near you, call 394-Milewski is the Scoutmaster. 5050.

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t°ews for lilI iIe Seniors (age 62 and o'er)II' lie Nues Senior Center

8060 (hmkioii Nilen 967.6100 ext. 76

SENIOItCENTER ARTSALEMr. Edward Skotch, resident, senior cilloon, and artist from

Mortoo Grove will conduct a unique. art show and salo in theMortooGrove Village Hall Senior Center, 6101 Capulina, from 10am. to3p.m. onJulylBand 17.

His worh featsres oil aod acrylic, sea asd landscapes; and thetime he has spent painting and the proceeds from the show willhe donated to a Nohel Peace Pcioe recipient, Mother Teresa'shumanitarian lahors io India.

HEALTh ISSUES FOR THE SEXESTwo seperate GEAR. Programs )Geoeratiog Enthusiasm

and Activity io Retirement) os Tuesday, July 19, will focus onhealth topics foc hoth men and women.

At 9:30 am., Dr. Richard Berk, surgeos from EnanstenHospital will address "Older Men's Health Issues". Then at10:45 am., Christine Frisoni, RN. from the Visiting NurseAssociation of Evanston will discuss "Older Women's HealthIssues".

The location of the programs is the Parkside Human Services'Life Fulfillment Center al 9375 Church st. in Des Plames. In-terested seoiors are asked to pro-register hy calling 696-7770.

FREE SPEECH AND REARING TESTSThe Morton Grove Rehahilitation Center wilt he conducting

free speech and hearing tests tu the general public from 12.4p.m. os Tuesday, July 19. No appointments are reqaired hut formore isformatiou call 968-3530. The Rehabilitation Center islocated at9248 Washegan rd. in MurtonGrove.

"TRE FUTURE OFMEDICARE""The Fature of Medicare" wiR he the title of a lecture hy Mr.

Charles Bennett of the U.S. Health Care Financing Ad-ministration, the agency that controls the status of Medicare.He will speak at 10:45 am. on Wednmday, July 20 ut theParkside Human Services' Life FulfillmentCenter at 9375 Chur-ch st. io Des Plaines.

Additionally, appoinlmeols are now heing taken for seniorcitizens is need of Medicare cousnitalion hetween 9 and 10:45am. also On July 20. Ta reserve a consultation appointment nrto pre-register forthclecture, cull 696-7770.

Os June 29, memhers of SIJ 55 Plus CIsh left for a Day at theRaces at Arlington Park. The hou was heavy going to the track,but coming home it was osnch tighter) We all had a great tunespending a beautiful day together, thc food was delicious, ourseats hy the window in the Classic room were great and the 5thrace was dedicated to the S.I.J. 55 Plus CIsh. Our picture wantahen with the winning jochey and horse. Watch for It in a laterissue of Bugle. Be sure lo attend the meetings as wo have manyevents in store for you. Ou July 21, our trip lu the House on theRocks promises to be a lotof Inn.

Glad to repsrt Lonie Aversano and Geoe Timpeare hoW doingwell after their eye sorgery. A speedy recovery to all our sick

Birthdays for the Month: Catherine Burgholzer, JosephCatanzaro, Nick Csstastino, Esther Feil, Frances Henrichs,Felix Joch, Rose Raymond, Marion Schneider, JosephTomaska, Florence Weber and Marie Wecha. A happy anniver-50i7 to all members having one In July.

We are planning o ebb picnic sous. There will he games,prizes and something for ose and all. Make plans to attesd andyou will really he gladyou did.

volunteered over 75 hours at WMTH, the school'sradio station'."- She in currently the statios'sprogram manager/director. Lindo has been oc-live io Girl Scouting for 9 years, and is a memberof her school's National Forensic League andNational Honor Society.

RIA filessuit againstGrumman Corp.

The Regional TransportationAsthority filedsiiit June 24, in thetysited Stetes District Court isChicago, against GrummanFInible Corp., headquartereed inDelaware, Ohio. The lawsuitseehs $3,250,000 in actualdamages, plus punitive damages,for breach of contract andmisrepresentation in connectionwith the sale is 1978 to ETA of 285Advanced Design Buses.

The complaint alleges that the.huses were unfit for use and thatGrnmman FInible misreprenn-ted the design of.the hines, andfailed ta disclose structuralfailures that occurred duringtesting prior lathe sale.

The complaint alleges thatserions cracks developed in thesnderstructures of the hunes, for-ring ETA to remove them fromservice in December, 1900. Thedamages claimed hy ETA in-elude the cost nl renting sob-otitsle beses and other espensesincurred during a repairprogram.

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Citizen's Action groupseék candidates

. Larry Gomherg, a spokesmanfor the Citizen's Action Commit-tee, today announced the begin-nhsg of a community-wide searchfor candidates and volunteers Inconnection with the November,1983, local elections. TheCitizen's Aetios Committee is agroup hosed in unincorporatedMaine Township winch solicitound aids local candidates for

. local elective offices. The officesfer which candidates havealready expressed an interest tothe group are North Maine FireProtection District Trustee andMaine Township High SchoolDlotrlet2O7 Beard.

The North Maine election Is ofspecial concern to the Citizen'sAction Consnoittee because finedistrict residente recently wonthertghttoeleettheirfire districttontees. Up until then thesehoard members were appointedhythe Maine TnwoshipBeard. "2consider this change-over to he aklow to the patronoge system inthe uuhurhs," commented Mr.Gomherg. "The Citizen's ActionCommittee plans to- return

Kustra supports creationof utility board

Glenview Senator Roh Kontralauded passage of a measureclearing the legislature todaywhich creates a 22'memberCitizens Utility Board to giveconsumers a louder voice inutility rste-setting.

"t wholeheartedly supportpuhlicinpstinholdiogdown ratesregulated by the Illinois Corn.merce Commission (ICC),"Senator Kontra said. "Thecreation of a Citizens UtilitySourd is a major step towardutilityreform inthis state."

Under the bill sent to thegovernor, a Citizens UtilityBoard woold he formed, with onemember elected from eachcongressional district in thestate.

The measure also includes afive-year phasenut nf a utilities'authority to cite the cost of powerplanto under construction whenseeking rate increases.

"The elimination of the 'Con-strsetisn Work in Progress'clause was a major concept

Heller appointedManager atBradford Exchange

Edward R. Heller, 51, has bee,.named personnel manager forThe Bradford Exchange, theworld's largest trading renter forlimited-edition collector's plates,it wan announced today by RickJolley, director nf employeerelations for the Nilen-based es'change.

the Nsrth Maine Board ofTrustees to the service el thecommunity and take it eut of thehands nf those who would awardthese positions, based on loyaltytothe Moine Tewmhip Beard andthe political organization itrepresents.

The present fire truuteeo havedemonstrated their animositytoward both the community andthe firefighter/paramedics bythreatening to replace the well-respected firefighter/paramed-irs with volunteers from anothertownship. The trustees uf theMaine Township Board havedemonstrated that they do notrepresent tite people of the northmaine fire distrikt. None of thetrustees live ho the, fire districtand political support for themcomes from outside the district,"Gemherg said.

Gnmberg urged anyone andeveryone interested in the Nov-ember, 1983, local elections,either as a candidate or votas-tear, to contact him weekdá's at890-3303.

behind this bill," he said."Utility companies will no longerbe able to issue hig rate hikesbased - on nuclear power plant,construction."

Utilltim will ateo he forbiddenfrom cutting off electricity ornatural gas during the winter toconsmosers who can't pay theirbills, a provision intended to putinto law a policy that the ICC hasalready imposed.

Orchard Villagededication set

Orchard Aosnclatins for theRetarded/Orchard Villageproudly asn000ces theDedication Ceremony of its newresidential facility at 7671 Mac-mora Manor (and Gross Pointrd.) in Skokie on Sunday, July 17from 2.4 p.m. Our newest faciStyis an Intermediate Core Facilitywhich wifi bouse thirteen men'tally retarded men.

Please reme tour the sewfacility, the community livingfacilities and Our Respite Center.See for yourselves the prograznsand what they have suecesuf allyaccomplished at OrchardVillage. Visti with our staff,residents, parents and our heavdof directors.

Is addition to tIsis dedication,Orchard Village will hecelebrating ito ninth birthday andcefrestunestswill he served.

Three-month search for village manager continues

League of Women Votersviews manager positionNew principalat WashingtonSchoolAt the June 28 meeting, the

Board of Education nf the EastMaine PublicSehmlo, District 83,appointed Patricia Johnson tobethe principal st WashingtonSchool.

In recommending the appoin.tment to Mrs. Johmon, Superin-tendent Dr. Donald E. Bondreviewed her fine academicpreparation, especially in theareas of reading, social studien,and computer science, herorganizational abilities, herteaching and admiotstrativebackground and her many cou-Irihutions to the District.

Mrs. Johnssn has keen ateacher since 1964. She joinedDistrict 63 in 2067 as an etemen.tary teacher at Mark TwainSchool. She has'served as analternate principal and as prin-ripaI of the Summer SchoolProgram held at Metier School afew years ago. , Mrs. Johnsonreceived her Mister's Degreefrom Roosevelt University.

Niles receives financial award

Pictured above Mayor Nicholas B. Blase Isshown presenting the "Certificate of Cosfurmancein Fisanrial Reporting" to Village of NitosTreasurer, JelfreyJ. Bell.

The "Certificate of Confsrmnnce" lu Issued bythe Municipal Finance Officers Association

With the sad, sudden Insu nf thevary capable Nues VillageMitnager, Ken Schrei, the RilesShard of Trustees has announceda,,tkree$flonth search for hisreplacement.

The office nf Village ManagerIn Nileswas created by ordinanceIn September, 1962, and rempileswith the State Statutes winchspell Out the powers and duties ofthe manager. The League ofWomen Voters of Morton Grove-Nibs bas studied the Council-Manager form of governesént forthe post 20 years and supportsand prefers it over any alter-native local government system.The League would like to sharethe information it has on thisform of government with thecitizens of Riles.

F000wiogis a brief enplanatinnof the structure of local goner-nment inNiles: (I) The Presidentof the Beard (Mayor) is electedfor a 4-year term and can beeligible to rus again indefinitely.(2) The six trnsteeo who enm-prise the Village Board are eIne-ted at large )notfrom a specificarea). They have 4-year terms; 3trslsteeo are up for election every2 years. (3) Nileshas a VillageManager by ordinance, notreferendum, who has an, iii-del bitte term,

The specific duties nf the mom-bers of the Board of Thmtees areto pass ordinances, set policy,approve budget and contracta.and levy laxes. They also appointAdvisory Board and Commissionmembers. With the ad-ministratine duties delegated tothe Village Manager, the Beardmembers have more time forpolicy-making and long-rangeplamiing.

The Village Manager carriesnut the policies and enforces theordinances of the Board. As ad-ministrative head of the village,be is to hire, on merit, mostvillage employees and to super-vise all departments and expon'dituces. He prepares the annualbudget for the approval of theTrustees, then operates thevillage government of the basis ofthis budget. He may makerecnmznendatiomtothe Trusteesand help them with informationrelating to their policydiscussions, but he has no vote.He can keep the publie informedby regular reports to the Boardregarding the uperation of thevillage. ' -

The Manager Plan worha bentwhen the Trustees select aprofenuinnolly trained and ex-pri'encd person on the litais of

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(MFOA) to those communities which enrol infinancial cepucting.

The Village of Niles was one of only eighteencommunities receiving tIsis award in the State ofIWnois forthe I9O2flucat year.

FREE FROTO IDSecrelary of State Jim Edgar's Senior Citizen Photo. ID,

Program will he availahle at the Morton Grove Village HoUSenior Center, 6101 Capulina on Friday, July 29 from 9:30 am.nottI 3 p.m. There is no feefor citizens 65 years and older and afeeof$4 for citizens lader 65 years old.

This service is uttered hy the Secretary of State's office incooperation with the Morton Grove Senior Services Dept. Forfurther informatios, contact Joe Pantaleo, 2024000 ent. 200, althe office oftheSecretary ofStuto, 5401 N. Elstsn ave., Chicago.

For further information about these and other senior citizen

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programs, call Ralph Birmingham at the Morton Grove Senior

Senior Services Dept. Director at the Village Hall, 965-4100.Hot-Line, weekdays, 9 until noon at 965.4650, or Bud Swanson,

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Golden' Age Club'8th Anniversary

Legislation to developprogramo deolgoed to help

:Illlsolo citizens through thetrauma ofhaviog been a victimo!a violent crime has paoued the

Jnithoio General Aaoemhly, ac-'cordieg tu State RepreaestullveAarooJaffe (D-Skokle).

IJatte, who iolroduced the

measure rn the House, said he

Hostesses for the ill, Amriversarypae-ty 0511w "Golden Age ash"at St. John Breheuf recently were: (t-r) memhero BarbaraKahlen, Sereine Mayer, t Ilion Doladola, ali 1mm NUes, LauraBuchenek Morton Grove, Sue Aviaoo aoci Millie Licitra fromNiim.

Members meet every Tuesday morning at lt am. at FlanaganlIaIt aISt. Juba Breheuf.

Jaffe Victims Assistancebill passes

regarda ita pasaage as one of bluproudest accompbshmenta lo thelegislatore.

The bill creates the ViolentCrime Vlctimu Aaaiotance Corn-mission which wilt impose ad-ditionat floes for felonies,miudemeasors, and serinasviolations uf the Vehicle Code,and sae the new revenue toeutabtish violent crime victimsauniotance ceeters.

The Comminuios will alua heinatriicted to stody nod developprograma and legislation aimedat controlling vinleoterirne io our3nciety, and comIng to the aid ofits victims.

'The purpose alibis legislationio to mitigate the suffering ofthose in our society whu've badthe misfortune la fall prey toviolent crlmlaala," said Jolie."The rising incidence of this typeof crime competo us tu pay moreattention to the needs of the vie-

The hifi now goes la the Gayer-norfur Isla approval.

Students receivemedical degreesTwenty-eight students were

awarded medical degrees fromthe University nf Illionin Collegeof Medicine at Urhana-Cham-paign an Jose IO. Local studenlaInelsded Keith C. Bible, non ofDr. and Mrs. Roy H. Bible, Jr.,Michael A. Less, non nf Mr. andMrs. Donald C. Less, and DavidC. Marder, son nf Mr. and Mrs.Barre Marder, Morton Grove;Jabs V. Jarica, son of Mr. andMrs. JoturS. Jouira, Nilm.

' Tho Farmer's Market.. THE FINEST FRESH

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Corner of Waukegan & Bckwlth Rds.Morton Grov

Senior Citizen NewsMorton Grove Senior Citizens

Bud Swanson, Coordinator 965-410Q51,000 PRESSURE CLINIC

The lilIes Senior Center ap0000rn a free blood pressera clinicon Friday mornings. Appointments are necessary for this gar-vice: 967-OlItent. 376.

PRIVATEIIEALTII CONSULTATIONSThe Nlles Senior Center has a progrum whereby IndiViduala

may mahe an appointment for free private health coesultationano Friday afternoesu. Appointments may he madé by calling967-tUBent. 376.

SECONDST, CJIARLES TRIPThe Nilea Senior Center Is sponsoring a trip to St. Chacha to

visit the Cooking Craft Store for a cbncalate demonutratiss, anafternonnnfshnppingatthe St. CharlesMarketplace, a boutiqueofthlrtysbnps, asdasevening dlnnercrul000ntbeFnx River onthe St. Charles Belle. Tickets are $11.50. All tickets have beensold for this trIp, as the trip was scheduled to accomodata thewaiting list from the popular Jose trip. To he placed on thewaiting llatplease call 967-61M ext. 37f. This trip wilitake placeonFrlday,July l5frnml23tp.m.-745p.m.

MEN'S CLUB MEEFINGThe Nllmllenlsr CenterMes's Club wlllmeeton Monday, July

18 at lI3I am. Following the regular husmeos meeting, Fr.Charles Kohlarman, assistant village manager In charge sf in-formation for the Village of NIes will gneut speak. Members

' have the option of purchasing a tsncheen at a cost nf $1 each orof brown bagging their own lascheon. New comen are alwayuwelcomed.

HOWTOTALKTOYOUR DOCTOR LECTUREStaff nurse Cria Friunsi wE lead a dlucasninn an the topic

' "How to Talk to Your Dsctnr" on Wednesday, July M at l3Op.m. Allare lsvttedto attend at no charge.

PIC-NICThe annoal senior clUses pic-nie will take place on Friday,

July 22 from Iono am. to 2 p.m. al lilies College os thesontheast career nf Harlem and Tauby (entrance es Tnuby).Plc-ulcers have the option nf bringing their own lsscheon at nocharge nr of purcbantng a grilled luncheon at a cast of $1.50.Reaervatiom are uecessary 967-6100 est. 376. The pic-nie laspnnsnredhy the lilIes Park District and the Niles Senior Ces-'ter. Watermelon, beverages, games, [wo and prima are In-cluded forall. Theralndateofthepic-sicisFriday, July29.___

FRUITS & VEGETABLES

M-NASR Family SplashDevonshire Center In Sknkle

wIll he the site fer the FamilySplash Bash offered by Maine-Nilen Association of SpecialRecreation CM-NASh. Thisevent la open la all M-NASR par-ticipasts and theIr familles.

'the Splash Bash wifi be Sun-day, July 17, 11-2 p.m. Familleswill meet at Devonshire Center,4400 W. Grove, Sknkle. Alelssrely swim in Devonshirepool, gaines In the park and apicnIc dinner will he na the ages-da.

M-NASR will provide an early

afternoon picnic dinner alungwith cool summer drinks. Par-ttctpanta are asked ta bring theirfavorite desserts far the sweet

.tabtefollowingthemegl,The fee for the Spinale Baule lu

3 far adulta and $1,50 ferchildren.

Far mare InformatIon andregIstratIon please call the M-NASliafficceat5titi-l522.

M-NASR Is a cooperative nf thePark DistrIcts serving specIalpopulations residing In Skekle,Park Ridge, Dea PlaInes, MortonGrove, Nileu and Golf-Maine.

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St. John BrebeufPhoenix GroupThe St, John Breheaf Sop-

port/Challenge Group fordivorced, oeparated andremarried Calholics will hoot aTn-Parish Family Pot-LnchPicnic 05 Wedneoday, July 20.It will he held on Ike St. JohnBreheofgronods at 8307 Harlemave.. Nilen aodwillhegin at 0:30p.m. We ank that everyonebring a dish to ohare (salad ordessert), we will provide hotdogsor hamborgeru, soft drinksand coffee. Bring your ownwisse or beer, ifyou wink. Therewill be games for the kids, usbring your famity. Call 966-9111or 967-6110 by July If for celer-vatiuno. $1 dooalioo for adultsonly.

In-BetweenersSiugleo 40-65: The Io-

Brtweeooro Club mill hold theirmonthly meeting iv theminintry rester of St.Raymond's Church, 1-Oho andMilburo SIS., Mt. Prospect onFriday, July 22 at t p.m. Ailoingieo welcome I

We miii ko entmrtainecl byRalph Beck, magioian.Refreshments and rank barovailahle.

For information call 537-2705.

Loyola SingleParents

The Loyola Single ParentswiU meet Thursday, July 21 atthe Wallace Bowl io GitlsooPark on the lakefront inWilosette to hear "Munir forAmerica" by the North ShoreConcert Bond. The group willmeet at 6:30 p.m. on the lawn infront of the ooldnor stage.Bring a lawn ohair, blonkrl andyour own food. Come early nothe group can all sit together.Concert wilt begin at I p.m. Iolhe,evmol of rain, the group millmeetat Harkney's on Lake ove.11 hinok east nl Wankegou rd. inGlenview). For further infur-malirn, roll 256-347f.

St. Peter's. Singles

St. Peter's Singlen Dance,Friday, July 15, 9 p.m., atNielseou, 7330 W. North ave.Live bond, tree parking, larsingles user 30. No reurrvatiooneeded. Fur iulormatiuu rail337.7114 nr a24-gfof. Adoniooiun:

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Widów's MightOn July 24, Widow's Might in

having a special summer get-Iogether for its mernheru andguent.s. It wifi he a Poeluldebrunch to he held at the Mt.Prospecl Holiday Inn, 200 E.Rand rd., Mt. Proupect at liam. The root per member ferthin event in$7.101 forguentu theprice in $8.50.

Reservations rnnut he rn nolater than July 18. lend yourcheek, made payable toWidow's Might, to theorganization at 200 E. Ever-green ave. Mt. ProsperI.

In cane the weather is too hotor rainy, there will be an insideair-condilioned room as a otan-dby area. This poolnide party isa special occasion for membersaod guento; it will offereveryone an opporinnity tovioit, get acquainted and plansome outside summer activitieswith each olber.

There will be door prizes.Farfurtbec information about

Widow's Might, which in a ser-vice orgusioatiun for widows nfatt ages, telephone 577-7111, orwrite Widow's Might, 296 E.Evergrero ave., Mt. Praspect.

Spares SundayEvening Club

The Spares Sunday EveningClub is having a "S.S. SparesStrut" dance on July lt lo beheld at Shokie VFW Post #3853,which io located at740l Lincolnave. io Skokie. Mmir will befurnished by "Big Al". Thesuggested dress rode incasual. Nibblers wilt be servedand there will be a rash bar.The donation is $4 far membernand $6 for guests. For more in'formation call: 446-3125 or 593-24t9. a:30p.m.

Young SingleParents

Tuesday evening, July 19,North Shore Chapter nf YoungSingle Parents wilt have a M'o.60's Dance. Good manic, conhbar and saclulleing will he the"kil) uf fare." The doors willupen at 8:3t p.m. at theWhrelhg/Narlhbrooh HolidayIso, Milwaukee ave. betweenWillow and Lake/E'urlid. Costfor members is $2; f3 for nan-members. Nu prospectivemembers admitted alter IOp.m. Support grnup moetsprevious to the moeliog and forinlnrmatioo about this groupcoli 432-2475.

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SinglesPanorama

Singleu Fanarama of theMayer itaplan Jewish Corn-munit)' Center, invites single(40-50) to u "Summer SundaySoiree" at North ShareCongregntinn Israel, 1185Sheridan cd,, GleBcoe, 7 p.m.,llunday, July17.,

An Evening uf Dancing andMeeting, Musir of Yesterday,Today, andTarnòrrow- MichaelBroad, DJ & MC ' - TonyPedreza - teaching line and

-ballroom dancing.

Fee: members, $3; nun-members, $4.50,

For further information railSam Avraham at t75-2200, est.303.

Social SinglesSocial Singles presents an

Evening of Dancing andSocializing. Rock in the 50's,Roll through the 60's, Discoaway the 78's, Swing into the80's with Michael Broad, DJand MC. Friday, July 22 8:30p.m. til 1 am., at the SkohieHoliday Inn, 5300 W. Touhy,Skokie. Free wine, 8,30 811 9;private dance instruction; freesnacks; doer prizes; dance con-tent; trivia quizen; cash bar.Admissiao, $5. For more in-formation call 761-7288.

Aware SinglesThe Aware Singles Group in'

viles all singlen ta a talk on"Why Don't Peeple Like Me?"by RIchard Semas, at 8:30 p.m.on Friday, July 22, at theArlington Park Hiltun, Euclidave. and Rahiwiog rd.,Arlington Heights. At 9 p.m.there will be a dance with thelive musir of Tradewinds. Ad-mission in $6 far non-membernFor more information, callAware at777-l005.

Jewish SinglesThe Jewish Singles (age 21-

45) presents a 'Citywide 1Jan.ce" from 7-il p.m. on Sunday,July 24, at "Juke Box Ban.dsland," located at 5045 GoB,Des Plaines. Admission only $3andatI welcome.

North ShoreFormttrlyMarried

North Shore FormerlyMarried will have COFFEEAND CONVERSATION on Sun.day, July 24 at the Oakton Bnml,4933 W. Oakton, Skokte, at 7:30p.m. We will hove a livelydiarussion on many loplos thatwill interest you. We promiseyou a fun evening! Members:$1.50 Non-Members: $2. Forfurther information, call Dich67f-3065.

Parents WithoutPartners

Irene Hughes, world fumInoclairvoyant, astrologer andauthority on parapsychology,will be the guest speaker atParento Withoul Partners,Chapter 1188, on Wednesday,July 27, ut the Golden FlameRestaurant, 0417W. Higgins rd.

Refreshments wi11 be servedfollowed by dancing te livemusic byEmil Bruni.

Registration begins at 8 p.m.Adminuion in $3 far membersand $4 for non-members. FarInformation, call 286-1643.

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NSJCDaily morning services Mon-

day and Thursday are at 7 n.m.;Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridayat 715 am. Monday throughThuruday evening servicen beginat 73O p.m. Friday evening ncr-vices at 73O p.m. Saturday mor-ning am-viven begin at 9:30 n.m.andSundaymorningnervicos at 9am.

The Congregation office is nowana swooner schedule and will beopen Monday-Thurnday, t3Oam. - 330 p.m. and on Friday,8:30a.m. -l2nmn.

Memberuhip information forthe 1983-84 year io now available.For information call theCongregalion office at 965-9900.All inquirienare welcome.

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Reachout Singersat Crown of Life

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0e Sunday, July 17, at 15-15 han just returned from a trip toam. Crown of Life will feature Europe where they had the ap-the Reachout Singers doting the portunity to share the Christian

. morning woruhip servire. Crown meosage behind the Iron Cartaie.of Life, an independent Lutheran The singera will be shoring aboutchurch, meets weekly atibe Niten their tranets and the reactioosRecreation Center, 7577 they enperienced lo theirMilwaukee ave. message.

The Reachout program io- Holy Commanion will beeludes familiar hymns, gospel celebrated daring the worshipmunie, medleys, chorases, and service. No admissioo fee will becontemporary Christian songs. chorged. A love ofteriog forThe emphasis is on bringing hope Outreach for Christ will be taken.to people of alt agen. The group

Beth Etnet The Free SynagogueShabhat evening services will 5-30 p.m., July 15. Herbert

ko conducted at Seth Emot The Hubert ond Sidoey Black, co-Free Synagogue in Evanston at chairpersons of the Beth Emel

********FLORAL *worsh.pc:rnoatteessiicomtu:t

I. MIKES SHOP * Klepper will chaut Ihe liturgy.WOO N. MILWAUKEE * Rabbi David Polish, founding

Cut Finwor Fterul Daniuea * rabbi of Beth Emet, will give aCecnagen981nuePlaflnn Doar Torah. An Oneg Shabbat

1- NE 1.0040 * willfoltowlheservices.*************4 Shabbal murniog services areheld every Saturday at5-3t am.

Synagogue officersFour arco residents wem

recently inslalled on officers utCongregation Ezro-Habonim,2620 W. Toahy ove., Chicago.They ore: Howard Hcftmao,Shukie, First Vice-President;Martin Blonder, Morton Grove,Second Vice-President; HenryMonboeher, Skohie, Foorlh Vice-President; und Norbert Traub,Shohie, Director.

Congregation Enro-Hobonim isthe Conservotive synagogue withcontemporary ideas. TheSpiritual Leader is Rabbi ShlomoLevine; Ike Cantor, Erik Gold-berger.

"A Journey to ancientIs roel"Alt Invers of modern Israel wilt - from lr3O - 3 p.m. su Thomnda

want to join Rebecca Glanu and Augunt4andll.Gait Gotshind on this journey Fee are $7,59 for members ohack in time - a guided tour nf ex- $19 for non-membern and $ terciting biblical placen and the senior adult members. Pro-charismatic personalities registration In required by Julassociated with them. 25. For additional informalio

This two-session summer jour- call Pearl R. Karp, 675-225g est.ney to the ancient land of our 215.falbem und mothera will be held

Nifes Community Church

Guest minister al the alesCommunity Church (UnitedPresbyterian), 7401 Oohton st. neSuoday, July 17 doming the 5-3Dam. worship service will be the10ev. Mantee Seroggs, formermoderator of the Presbylery ofChicago; her sermon-topic wiltbe "Down From the Mouotain-

Edison ParkLutheran ChurchThe 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Evening

Worship at Edison ParkLutheran Chnrch will continue allSummer and through the LaborDay weekend. This will enablethose whu cannot attend the Sun-day worship, because of worknohedaleu,v000tionn or illneso, tohear the Sunday Sermon.

The evening Service in not auformat as Sunday Wornkip, Thehynuno und sermon Ibeme are thesame but Postor Housholdergiven bio oermon, not from thepulpit, bot, while standing inIront of the pews. After lastweelu'n Womchip it wan said, "tfelt on if I was in my small,hometown church again. Therays uf the selling suo comingthrough the stained glass win-down behind the altar added tothe warm, beautiful feeling of theService."

All families and neighhorn buIke ccmmunity are invited to at-tend.

CongregationAdas Shalom

Congregation Ados Shalom,6945 W. Demputer, Morton Grove,wilt hold Saturday morning ser-viceo starting at 9 am. and allare invited to attend. RabbiIsrael Purush will officiate and aICiddush will follow. Lote Fridayevening family services wiltresume in mid-Auguot.

Foil registration for SundaySchool classes io now open.Classes are upen to all kindergar-ten through third grade undsynagogue affiliation is notrequired. For details, call 966-2273.

If you would libe mure infor-mution about Adao Shalom-and--ito activities, please cull HorveyWittenberg at 443-310g or 965-laSt.

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a Fuver si PruA rcavun ment 'Facts About F utora i Ooroien

top." Mr. Ruy Anderson, tenor,will provide special munie dueivgthe service. Church Schontclasses are not conducted duringthe nummer, however, core forpre-sehuol children is available.

Persons not related to anothercongregation in the area aro cor-diully invited to altend.

MTJCThe tant of Tinha Bun will ho

observed at Muine TownshipJewish Congregation, tIltBallard rd., Des Plaines withspecial services Monday, July 10,t p.m. with the traditionalreading of the "Book of LuRon-lutions." A candlelight seririctwilt he conducted by Rabbi JayKaraen. Services July 19 will beat 7b39 am. and 730 p.m. TheTallit-Teffilin will he used at the7:30 p.m. service to conclude theday-long fast. This special doycommemorates Ike collectivetragedtès that have befallen theJewish people throughout theagen and in the official day nfmourning for world Jewry.

st. Isaac Joguesblood drive

Memberu of St. Isaac JogoesChurch will be helping to main-tam an adequutenupply nf blondthrough the nominer mouths byparticipating.in a blood drive onSunday, July 17. Niteu com-munity residents are atto en-couraged to donate ut the drivewhich wilt be held te thebanement of the church, 5149 Gulfrd., Nues, The drive will he heldfrom IriS am. to l2Sf p.m.Milueund Bernie Zirko, the blooddrive cbairper500n, encouragealleligible donors to take 45 minutesIrom their day te help save a lifelido nummer. To schedule onappointment for the drive call thechurch rectory al 967-1966.

Park Ridgeexecutive "loaned"to United Way

. Park Ridge resident, Macfin B.Ciebien, is currently on specialassignment from his job at The

r Abacus Group nerviog au abooed executive for the 1953United Way/Crusade of Mercycampaign.

Loaned executives aromanagement-level employeOS utChicago-oreo organivafi000whone services are loaned tu theUnited Way for a specitiedperiod. Their salaries and en-

. penses ace paid by their em-ployeru while they functioc asUnited Way staff io support otcampaign leaders and their objedives. .

The United Way/Cruoade 01Mercy campaign' is conducted inChicago und 200 suburban corn-munitien for the benefit of morethud 360 acea health and hurnailcare agencies. The goal for the1953 compaign io a record $77million. ' . ..

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, Illinois Bell moves . St. John Lutheran KindergartenOn Sunday, June 5, the Kin-

dergarten dann of St. John- Lutheran 'School (Missouri

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Skokie Service Center. Illinulu Bell Is moving itsSkokie Service Cdnter from 8797Skokle bled, to the Skokie Plazaat 3529 W. Dempnter nL, Com-muuity Relatlunn ManagerArlene Tuuruno announcedtoday. The now Service Centerwiil open ou July lB,

Tuseano .nald the move inrelated to divesture al the Belloperutbig companion and the factthat after January 1, 1904, IllinoisBeS will not be in the telephoneequipment business. ServiceCenters in leaned 'quarters are

. being relocated when moreeconomical arrangements can bemade. The company' io alsorelocating Service Centers thathave been operated 1mmbutldingn ownedhy Illinois Bell.

Cuotomeru can gp lo the Ser-vice Center to pick-up newItlinoix Bell leaned telephones, toreturn leased sein for credit when'

, they move or moho a change intheir nemvice and to exchangeleaned telephones that aren't

working properly fer a freereplacement. The Service Centerwill be open from 9 am, tu 6 p.m.Monday thmoughFmidayand from9:30 am, to 3:30 p.m. on Satur-day,

Taneane pointed out that theService Center will not accepttelephone bill paymeols, Shesaid en'utnmemn are urged to paytelephone hills by mail, using thepayment oheet and envelope en-cloned with their bills. Paynuenlacan be mailed to Illinois BellTelephone Company RemittanceProcessing Center, Chicago,65993.

Contomemo who wish fo paytheir bum bi peruon may dosoat the lollowing Incatlonnl FirstNational Banh of Lincolnwood,f401 Lincoln ave., Lincolowood;First 'Nattnnal Bank of MortonGrove, 6201 Denipster st,, MortonGrove; and Fimni Notional Bankof Skohie, 1001 Lincoln ave. and4201 Dempoter st. in Sbohie.

, Alexian Brothers receivesNIU commendation

Alexiux Brothers Medical Ceo-1er, Elk Grove Village, han beesawarded a certificate of corn-

. mendation from Northemn-IllinoitUniversity School nf Nursing,DelCaIb, "in recognition of con-ninlent and meritorious service inanointing the School of Nursing inthe education of students Inc theprofennion nf nueniog."

The Medical Center provideson enyironment conductive, forsenior nursing slsdents workingtoward their-bachelor's degree in

Many people in the Northwestarea foce o longer than necessarywait io receive payment underthe Medicare.insuranee programbecauSe they lati to submit avitemined bill with their claimDorm, Marilyn J. Robertson,Manager of the Den Plaines

- Social Security Office, saidreceolly.

Medical insorance underMedicare helps pay for doctorbills, 001patienl hospital bills,and other items and services notcovered by Medicare hospital io-nurance.

To receive- payment undermedical insurance, a persongenerally must submit a claimform. The doctor or suppliercompleten part of the form orprovides alt itemized bili to sendwiththe form.

The problem arises, Roberinnusaid, when the bill doen notprovine a detailed dencriptinn ofthe services provided. Without adetailed description ofuervices, adecioion cannot be made as towhether Ihey are covered. Au aresult, the patient munI he con-laded for more inlormution andpayment is delayed.

To prevent this delay, the per0. son uhould be unte that each hiS

shows:A description of each service

provided;.me date the nervtce was pro-

vided;.me place the service wan pro-

vided;.me doctor or nupplier who pro-

videdthe nemico; and.The perlon's name and health

sursing to complete clinical en-per(ence in nursing leadershipcourses. - The nursing studenlobegin with basic leadership rolesand progress to more cumplesrole playing.

"We are pleased to beassociated with the NursingProgram at Norlhemn Illinois andwe hope to conlinne thin relation-ship in the future," said SueBrent, RN. Asniot001 Director,Acule Care Nursing, AleoionBmolbern Medical Center.

Itemized bill is requiredon Medicare claims '.

insurance number, exactly anthey are shown on the Medicarecard.

It ishelpful if the diagoonin isalso shown, Robertson said.

More information abdulclaiming Medicare benelux canbe found in the Medicare han-dbnnh. Tt'n people al the DesPlaines Social Security office willbe glad io isonwer questions aboutMedicare or you may call 023-6815 for aosistance.

New Post 1716Legion

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Frank Charleston, g ,f-yearresident of Morton Grove, will beinstalled Ibis loll as Commasdecnl the renowned Alt AmericanPout 177f American Legion fromChicago.

Mr, Charlenlon served in WorldWar II with the army in the SouthPacific with a regimental cambalteam of the 41x1 diviniOu spending45 months between New Guineaund Jupan.

He in also a 35 yeur retired 51emember of ' the Painter UniOnalong wlththe American Instituteof Decoralomn.

After being diuchurged fromthe army, Mr, Chartentonreceived his degree at Bryon5-Stratton College.

Synod) were promotedtn the licolgrade. -

They donned their white captand gownu fur the gmuduationceremony which took placeduring the iDI3O Divise WorshipService. The Reverend Dr, ClydeDuder of Concordia College,River Forent, Interim Preacher,presented the children with theirdiplomas as Iheir proud teacher,Mrs. Nancy Lucena looked on.The new first grade students arelPhilip Avalos, Nicole De Ponilo,Rodsell Hein, Kara Wagner andEric Wandel. --

The Kindergarten Class, underthe direction of their teacher,Mrs. Lorena, sang "Jesus Lovea

. Me" accompanied on Ike pianoby Mro, Karen Gallagher, Direc-

- tor 01-Munie. The-Junior Choirsang "In Hin Time" and "I Live."

St. John Christian Day Schoolis located at 7429,N. Milwaukee,ave, (sear Harlem( in Hiles.There ore currently openings ioall grade levels, Pre-Kindergarten through Juninc'High (Sib grade(. to ils

Shown above (l-r; arel Mrs. Nancy Lorena, teacher, Rev. Dr. -Clyde Duder, Russell Hein, Eric Wandel, Philip Avalos, NicoleDe l°oolin, Kara Wagner.

curricslmn, St. John slmesses theimportance nl Christias learningand growth on a doily hasts. Inaddition to their fine academicprogram, Ihe school alsoprovides ronnie education, io-

eluding children's choirs, an al-1er school inlramsral and exlra-mural athletic program.

For further information youore invited to ccntacl Ihe schoolatf47-8132.

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In titree sessions of hypnosis,those who are trying to loseweight are able to get the helpthey need to lose as little as 10 or15 oras muchas 75 or more potin-ds.

The program begins Wed-nesdtiy, July 13, at 7,30 p.m. withthe second and third sessionsscheduled for Wednesday, July20, at 73Op.m. and Monday, July25 at 11 am. Groups are limitedto 10 people. The cost for thethree hypnoslssesslomisllß.

To register for the group, senda cheek to St. Francis Hospital,

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On Jose 10, long-time Niles residente Victor and Palma Rosycelebruted their 50th wedding osniversary Approximately 100relatives and friends gathered at- oparty at Villa ToscanaRestaurant si Morton Grove to celebrate the happy occasiou. Fr.J. Edward Doggau from St. John Brebeuf church, renewed theweddingvowsforthe couple.

Vie and Futesas three daughters, Charlotte Lindqsist, JanetBuen, and Noreen Frugoll, and their families preueisted thecouple with several unique giOIti. Theylneluded their framedoriginal wedding picture which had heenstored formany years, areproductios of the original wedding houqaet, and a plaque fromtheir seven grandchildren commemorating the anniversary. Atrip to Howoil, also a gift from their children, will be taken lu the

. neurfuture.The Rouys were also very pleased to receive congratulatory

messages from President und Nancy Reagan and Cardinal Ber-oardin. . . . -

Graduation celebrations

A gala purty was held at thehome of the Robert A. Millers ofNiles to celebrate the groduationof two of their daughters. JulieOhtaioed her Bachelor of Scieursin Education from LoyolaUniversity and in September willhe teaching al Our Lady of Per- -petual Help io - Gleuview.Elizabeth graduated with highesthonoro from Regina DominicanHigh Setool and this Poll wilt at-

A hoy, Mark Anthony, 9 lbs. inon. on June 25 to Mr. aod Mro.Jobo Palmier:, 7108 Nues ove,NUes Brother: Jobs, Jr., 7.Gran parents Norma and IrwinWeiner, Rites.

A hoy, Jeremy Slephes, 6 lbsIO ou. on June 20 lo Mr. and Mrs.Michael 000esams 0334 KIm-hall, Sisokie. Brother: RyanScott, 3. Grasdparen Mr. andMts. Elmer Goldberg, Riles adMr. S.d Mrs. Carl Goldherg,Chicago, Great Gi-andparenin

Julie Miller - -. Elluabeth Miller

tend the University of Illitsois ioCtoampaigu. -

Four years ago the Millers hadthree graduations includingJoanne who is sow residing ioAlexandria, Virginia with herhonhandJainen MéAvoy.

Thin year their . yonugenidaughterKristissi is Just going in-to eighth grade, One year shortforanothertriple graduation.

A girt, JaIme Michele, t lbs. 8na. on June 27 to Mr. and Mro.Thomas Brett, 6019 N. Ottawa,Chicago.- Grandpareolo: Mr. andMro. - John Cleaveland, Sr.,Chicago and Mrs.. Marion-Breit,Skokie, ood.Mr.Julius Breit,Chicago------------ -

A boy, Gregory-Jameo, S Iba.t1½oz. on July 2 to Mr and Mrs.Richard Péçk, IOli7Poula ln.i DenPlaines. Sisteriianue,18 moo.Graudpareutu: Mr. and Mr.A±- -thar Slack, Chicago and Mr. andMrs. tcelth Peck, NUes.

The Quick and Easy Creotlonocooking class will be offered -utLawry's Mid-America Center,l938S. Wolf rd., Des Plaines. Theningte sesnion classes will behetd July27 aod28 at 7 p.m. andJulyISatlp.m.

The demonstration clans willfeature a variety of dishes thatlook and tasto complicated botare quick and easy to prepare.

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Lawry's offers cooking classesRecipes such as Toña Em-panada, Posh Pasta, Saltimhoc-ca, Chicheo Marengo andSpinach Salad wilt be prepared,anda discsssioo of "short cats"is the kitchen wilt he included. -Nancy Dee, Home Economist,and Debbie Misea, Mtdweot Con-sumer Services Manager willconduct the class.

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For more information, call 827-5952.

The O'Hare Tes Charter Chap-1er of the American BssisessWomen's Association will hold itsJuly meetIng, Tsesday, Jsly ItatMondays, 1695 E. Golf rd.,Schaumhurg. Cocktails are al0:30 p.m. and dinner begins at 7p

Our boniness meeting wiltfollow. Thin month there witt beno guest speaker do lo annaalelection of officers.

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O'Hare Women 's meetingFor fsrthér Information and

reservations contact Edith Deb-bs, 885-7207,

A bey, Daniel Lawrence, 7 Iba.9½ ou. os June 9 tnLarry andMargie Bryski, 8100 N. Okelo,Riles. Brother: Timmy, 2½ andJeff, 12. Grandparents: -Ros andGloria Bryoki, Niles and Bob andMarie Beers, Evanston.

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DAR awardDebra Havdala of Lincoinwood

was the recipient o! the 1983 DARaward for excellence in socialstudies at the Niles TownshipWest High School. Mary Maz-zenga, historian of the Twenty-first Star Chapter, NotionalSociety Daaghterx of theAmericas Revolution, presentedDebra with the American HistoryAward Medal at the Honors Con-vocation.

Debra also receivod the SeniorService Award - presented to theoutstanding senior who has beeninvolved io various activities anddewoostrateS service above seit,character, citizenship andleadership. Her other awards io-eluded the Gold Key Scholarship,National Merit Scholar and

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presented at the Nues BroochLibrary, 0320 Ballard rd. soThursdays for children ages 3aod sp, and Fridays, for childrenage 6 aod sp as part of theReading Raiobows during themooth nl July.

Thursday, Jaly 14, oar filmswill be shoovo at lt3S and 2 torchildren ages 3 aod up. The shortfilms include, Froggie Weol A-Courtin', Hou' Beaver Stole Fire,Mote Is Zoo and Tasoimy TheToad.

Ali films are free. Childrenunder 6 mast be occowpasied byas adult. For more informationabsut these und other filmprograms cull the BranchLibrary at297-b26f.

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Academy For Girlsl l Theirseveolh o0050l dinner-dancebenefit held al the AsoobassodorWest Hotel is the Guitdholl 00Juseltwaoagrealssrcessl "AnEvesiog with The Stars" ovasdelioilety a sight lo rememberwith the twelve gradoutiogsenisrs honored as specialguests. After a cochtail hourcoptele with tastulioiog Hors

musiciaOs, a four-course disserd' oeueres Varies asd strotliog

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Wioters (Georgina) nl North-beonfit chairman, Mrs. Chartes

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broob. Mrs. Winters gave a briefwelcowiog address and was

the presentation 0g the graduatesto the gathering of family, trino-du, and welt-wishers. Each onewas presented with o rose as hérname and chosen univernity forfnrlher academic achievement

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Agirl, Tracy Lynn, 6lhs. 1½ on.on Jane 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Ber.nard Rugo, Jr. 9941 Hoher to.,Biles. Brother, Brad, f. Sister,Lisa, 4. Grasdparentu: Mr. andMrs. Harry Schwimmer, Chicagoand Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rugo,Sr., Chicago.

A hoy, Domezic -Salvatoré, 7lbs. O on., us Jane 17 to Mr. andMrs. Domenico S. Vitro, 18 E. OldWillow, Prospect lits. Sister,Nicole, 2. Grasdparenta, Mr.and Mrs. S. Vitro, Riles and Mr.andMrs. W. Reed, Nues.

A girl, Pasneta Jean, 7 lbs. 0½on. 05 Jase 10 ta Mr. and Mrs.Timothy Quinn, 842f Lehigh,Morton Grove. Sisters, Bobee-ea, f aod Katherioe, 5½. Gran.dparents: Mrs. Adele Qnino,Morton Grove and Mr. and Mrs.Albert Berger, Chicago.

A hoy, Michael Anthony, 9 1hs.15 oe. on Jane 19 lo Mr. andMrs. Anthony Romano, RL 5, Boa177-A, Barrington Hills. Brother,Maris, 20 mes. Grandparosls,

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A girt, Ellen Therese, t lbs. 4no. On Jane 21 to Mr. and Mrs.Donald Ghisolf, 9811 BlusenTerrace, Des Plaines. Gran.dparents: Mrs. Patricia Hash,Hites and Mr. James Ghisotf,Nottawa, Michigan.

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Arson attemptunsuccessful

Vandals attempted to set a fireat a NUes school on Wednesday,July 6. PoUce reportthat mknownpersons threw a bottle of gasolineat the entrance of the MarkTwain School, 9401 Hamliss, at10:43 p.m The bottle fell twentyfeet short of the bailding. TheNorth Maine Fire Departmentwan called to the scene to pot sotthe fire.

Driver arrestedA 39-year-old Chicago man was

arrested for drunk driving inNitos on Sunday, July 10. Policesaid they first saw the Chicagoman driving south on Mllwaskeeave. weaving ketwees lanes andstriking the curb. Police alsosaid the man was seen sluwingdown then speeding sp quickly.Upon stopping the man policesaid he was unable lo stand on Isisown and had a strung odor ofalcohol on his breath. At theNiln Police Department theChicago man was charged withdrunk driving and impruper laneusage. He was assigned unAugust court date and releasedufterpostissg a $lue bond.

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A Nues restaurant wasburglarized during the sigla ofThursday, Jsly 7. Olficials ofGeurge Wangs, 9353 Milwaokeeave., said unknown persoosgained entry tu the building byprying open a rear door. Once in-side the burglars removed $290froma cabinet

Drunk driverarrested

A 52-year-old Niles man wasarrested fur drunk driving inNibs on Tkuroday, Joly 7. Policereport seeing the man drivingnorth an Milwaukee ave. Whilepolice watched the man repor-tedly was weaving betweenlanes. Alter stopping the Nibsman in the 9600 block ofMilwaukee ave. he was usable tostand withoul support and policesaid he had a strong udor ofalcohol ou his kreatk. He was.charged with driving under theinfluence of alcohol, improperlane usage and nob having avehicle sticker. He was assigneda July court dote and released ai-terposting $100 bond.

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Arrest shoplifterA 04-year-old Oah Park mao

was arresled for shoplifting inNites 00 Friday, July t. The manwas reportedly shopping in SearsRoekuch and Co., 400 Golf Mill,when he was seen tahing Iwo $20saw blades, placing them intobag and ultempting lo leave Ikestore without paying br theblades. Abler being delained bystore security officials the manwas taken to the Hiles PoliceDepartment where he wascharged with shoplilliog.Because of the Oah Park man'scriminal kiotory he was chargedwith a misdemeanor complaint,assigned an August court daleand released abler posting $190.

Not a hare out ofplace as tortoisereported missing

A tortoise was reported stolenfrom a bocal pet store on Sunday,July 10. Officials of AnimalWorld, 7525 Harlem ave., saidunknown persono slole theanimal from ils pen between Oam. and ll3O am. The tortoisewasvubued al $45.

Schoolvandalized

A local school wan vandalizedduring the night ob Tuesday, July5. Police report that unknownpersons threw rocks through fourwindows on the wool nide ofNelson School, 8901 Ozasam st.The damage lo the school wasplaced al $100.

Radio thiefA 23-year-old Evannlon man

was arrested for shoplifting inHilen on Friday, July 8. Policereport the man Iried tu leaveSears Roebuck and Co,, 490 GolfMill, without paying for $400 inradios. After detaining the manhe was taken to the Hiles PoliceDepartment wkere be - 'wascharged with Ibeft, assigned aJuly court dale and held in lieu nf$750.

T-tops stolenThieves stole the T-Tops from a

car parked in Niles during thenight of Thursday, July 7. Thecar, a 1907 Oldsmobile Cutlass,-wan parbed in the lot al JerryGleason Ford, 9401 Milwuukeeave., when unknown personsbroke ints Ike car and removedIke lops. The T-Tnps were valuedat $780.

Donald N. Landers, in wanted on Home burglaries amounted toa bugitive warrant br felony thebl more than 3.3 million in 1982.by deception. This makes the national average

In May ob 1978, Ihinsubject ap- ob bssglary nne every ten secon-plied for and received loans dstotalling $7,400 to porchnse a Superiolnodent R.J. Miller ofmotorcycle and a niotor vehicle. Ihe Illinois Slain Police announ-The subject made several ced that June is Burglarypayments 00 the loans, then Prevention Month. He srged alldefaulted. citizens lo asuiot police depar-

Reid/Landers in described os . tmenls in lighting homewhite, male, S'bl" io height, 185 i burglaries - especially as thepounds wilk brawn hairand grey warm weather aocI vacationeyes. His date ob bulbi is 11-0-47. season starb. SuperintendentHe is known to have lived in Des Miller offered these snggestionsPlaines, Nibs and Champaign. lar homeowners:

For informntion leading to the Close and lock all doors andapprehension ob Reid/Landers, windows;Crime liloppers will pay a cash z. Uso automatic timers insidereward of up to $1,000. Persuns and oslaide your home;caSing Crime Sloppern at tOO- Loch up valsahles in your7007 with informstioo do not have home;to give their names. 4 Noltfyyour lacalpolice when

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$40,000 burglary. loss

A Hiles borne reported toningover $40,000 during a homeburglary on Sunday, July 10. Theresident, wbn liven in the 0400block nf Normal, unid burglarsgained entry to tbe bouse hot-ween 8:40 am, and 10 am. byprying open a side door. Takesfrom the house wanjewebry, a furcoat, video èquipment and acamera. The total value of themissing ileflis was placed at over$40,000,

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Electionrecountbill passes

Legislation making gaber-natorial election recountsautomatic if they are decided bya margin oflesobban .5 percent nfthe total, passed the GenerallyAssembly accnrding to StateRepresentative -Aaron Jaffe (D'Skokie), wbo sponsored themeasure in the Hause.

'In the recênt 1902 guber'natorial election, the canvassedvate differench between the Iwotap candidates was 5,074 voles,rougkly .14 percent of Ike totaltaris-eut." nuid Jaffe. "It wan bbcclnsest gubernatorial election inmodern kiutery."

"Alter a demurakzing and en'pensive legal bottle by the losingcandidate, the court,threw ont hispetitinn -fur a recount, eventhough the margin of victory w05soslisu.".

Jaffe's legislation provides that. if the nate differential is beso than.5 prceisi, the State Board obEleclions shall conduct a recountal the states enponse.

Julie said that the enormoussize ob Illinois's electorale"makes for a wide margin nlerror' in calculating gaber-natorial election results.

"Thé tabulation of electionreturns io nut as precise a scienceas many people think," he sais"AIlkindu uf things can happen inthe heat of election night."

"Candidates who lose by thatnarrow a margin shouldn't beconsidered 'sure losers' fordemanding a recnunt and theyuni

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Notre Dame High Schoolgraduates

Graduation exercises of thetwesty'sevesth class of NotreDame High School for Boys, 7655Dempoter, Nies, were held Jase3 at St. John Brehaf ParishChurch.

Daring the ceretnosy specialawards were presented. Valedic'tonas of the class was JamesLecioski, 005 of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Lecinski of HarwoodHeights. Salutatorias ofthe classwas AlqainGliane, nos of Mr. andMrs. Vivendo Gliaoe, Skokie.

The Joseph WisniewskiMemorial Service Honor, opon-sored by Ihe Notre DameFathers Club wan awarded toConsolino Galluso, sos of Mr. andMrs. Biagio Gattnso, Park Ridge.

The Notre Dome High SchoolOutstanding Senior Athlete andStudent Award, sponsored by 1koNotre Dame Alumni Associationand awarded to the student whosegrade average placeo him amongthe top ten por cent of the class,and whose athletic abilities havebeen demonstrated by receivinga letter award in two oporto, waspresented toSleven Dombrowoki,son of Mr. and Mro. Harry Dom-browski, Niles.

Graduates isscludedMichael A. Albanese, Anthony

L. Alvizo, Arum M. Antahlian,Amron E. Arriola, Robert G.Barret, Robert P. Bartsch, KevinBaumeister, John R. Bell, JamenR. Berger, Andrew J. Berrufuto,George Sernos, Raymond Rias-chi, Michael Btattser, David J.Blindauer, Robert M. Boetto,Thomas V. Bordignon, StephenA. Boscupumi, William J.Bowman, Jerome E. Brand,Robert J. Bravieri, Michael E.Brenner, John F. Breslin,Richard A. Brose, Timothy J.Brown, James R. Buhula,Michael R. Balinski, Brian C.Burke, Jahn A. Byrne.

Christopher M. Callers, Ed-ward J. Culvert, Christopher N.Camille, Jobo J. Campagna,David P. Campbell, Daniel J.Capeniss, Joseph T. Cappella,Thomas P. Carlsnn, Michael J.Casper, Richard A. Catalana,

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Craig Fiehiger, Casey Pinner-ty, Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick,Robert J. Flannery, Joaeph E.Flashing, Jamen J. Flood,Michael J. Flynn, Mark W. For-bes, David A. Froncuek, MichaelJ. Fuller, FrankJ. Fullone, BrianJ. Gallagker, Anthony R. Garcm,Consolino GaGnsn, Timothy M.Gaser, Kevin C. Gama, JosephW. Gembala, Daniel A. Gilslsi,Alquin B. Gitane, MichaelGovern, Jeff J. Granulo, PhilipA. Greco, Jeff M. Grendzinski,Joseph E. Gromala, John C.Grnss, Gregory L. Groves,Patrick J. Gruhhe, Tom M. Gnt-Oman, William R. Hannabu, SteveA. Harhaogh, Stephen J. Heoly,James M. Heovey, Jnhn M.Heinrich, Bradley A. Heinz,Shawn P. Heraty, Gregory J.Herigsdt, Harold W. Hill, JamesG. Hitteshrand, Michael W.Hlavin, Gerald T. Horcher,Michael E. Hudgin, Richard A.Hugel, Jamen M. Hsndrieser,William J. Hnpperich, Robert L.Iacnllo, Richard Iwasiszyn

Steven E. Jahlonski, Craig R.Jajka, James A. Janus, Daniel R.Jessen, Joseph M. Jessen,Stanley P. Jezior, Donald M.

I Johasson, Thomas R. Jordan,Jobs J. Jnyce, Edward M. Jsng,Gene W. Kalknwski, Stephen B.Karbawshi, Bart R. Kasper,David A. Keentey, EugeneKeffieh, John Kenaelly, WilliamC. Kensik, Patrick G. Kohl, Msir-tin G. KoIb, William A. Koziol,Kenneth G. Kraemer, William S.Krepps, Greg A. Kruczek,Thomas J. Kutikowski, George P,Lalogases, Leonard M.Lungkamp, Joneph Lanlolf, Ass-thnny R. Lupionki, James E.Lecinshi, Alexander Leiva,Michael S. Levine, Martin G.Lewandnwski, Thomas M.LoPresti, BennyD. Lam

Paul J. Maggio, Brios P.Mahoney, Mark D. Manhart,Patrick M. Manning, Gerald R.MarlIs, James P. Martin, Paul J.Marssek, Edward A. Mus II,David G. Manoka, JamenMethew, Robert J. Matijevic,Paul Matunsek, Michael T.Maziarko, Patrick S. McAodrew,

Jahn McCue, Kirk McDowell,Martin J. McKenna, Jahn T.McManemim, Brian t. Mc-Morrow, Kevin McNiclsols,James M. McTighe, Gerard T.Mechas, John R. Mendiciso,Timothy G. Merges, Lotis S.Metallo, Walter R. Mika,Poramin Miliselawad, Richard J.Miutretta, Michael J. Mitamsra,Jotes A. Moras, John M. Mueller,Brian A. Msrphy, Lawrence P.Mae-laugh, Thomas L. Neesan,Brian M. Nepesz, Piers L.Notarsisnate, Philip J. Novak,Anthony W. O'Brien, Vincent J.D'Cosselt, David W. Oklwein,William G. 01es, Francis W.O'Malley, Seas C. O'Malley,Robert A. Onetek, Gary P.Oslnwski, Paul A. Pacelli, RobertA. PaneraI, Michael Poopas,Christopher B. Parafi.iczuk,Daniel' K. Parker, Michael E.Parker, Anthony G. Perna,Michael Piernki, Edward M.Piskowski, Ted J. Piotrowski,Wifflam Pittges, Craig F. Ply-nicha, David Poremba, PelerPowell, Gregory M. Proot, BrianP. Quinn, Christopher Quinn,iamenQuinntV.

Mark John Rattis, WilliamReid, Patrick J. Reidy, Gregory

Rempujo, Brian S. Reschke,Steve Rises, James J. Rigney,John F. Robinson, Sean Rubia-sos, June lURodriguez, Kevin P.Roxdani, Jasper Nino Ruffols,Robert A. Rupprecht, Jeseph V.Santas, Jr., Tom F. Scisoilmoser,John M. Scheffler, Marc J.Schelllsorn, Joseph Schlesk,Keitk G. Schreiner, John A.Schulist, Jutes G. Schumacher,Mark A. Schwarz, Michael J.Scntkovsky, John M. Sherwend,John R. Shunick, Peter N. Siatis,Daniel Sikorski, ThomasSimeose, Michael G. Simkins,David A. Smith, Peter F. Smith,Donald J. Sewa, Timuthy C.Sparkewski, Juseph Spitaleri,Michael C. Stanley, Edward F.Starubrat, Jr.,