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Carry OutFoods-Regdy to Serve & Eat

Barkue Iìckei $pàrerìbs, Pork.Polish Sausage, Smoked Ham, Fresh

Fried Shrimp, Home Made Baked Beans,CoIe $law, potato Salad, KidneyBeans

ÇHICKENINTHE»(Bur-B41)

34 BROILED CHICKENwith. FRENCH FRIES Cole SlàwGarlic Buttered Bread

$1.75

3 DOZ. 99g:

90° score BUTTER.

1 Ib. 72

: 8514 No. Gs Woodn . 1 III SOUTH OFøempste!ST.P hone TA 3-421 - lues, uuiIflOIS Hours: 10 1M. to lo P.M. CLOSED WEDIESDAY

Sale For Thursday, Friday & Saturday, October 1 31 41 5th, SEALTEST .;

ICE CREAM

:. 79 '/2 GALLON iI Bring This Coüpon iI

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Kraut-CheeseP1um

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Grade A Small . GRADE A MILK: REGULAR PRICE GA1±O1I 79c WITh CÓUPO4 Mc, ._P1IIs epojtFresh Form, !E8514 N GREENWOOD AVE 3ILES ILLbb This Coupon Good OCtOber13 26

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ÇOPTON 2

eftH''f O*&

You UI admit. ttmr?s sel-dorn

dull noment in this oldcows of ours. Tile l'ork referee-dunl IS dfealed by 17 votes atetoff We go Ogain for third atrompt at passing this issue....and within 3 weeks of the last

& UflVo toot tole Into titebuilding, They cut out a small Sunday evening store flianager

.,- r If M Il ShOPS e th $1455 t d b k t d ib to.-- .--.-. =S= ---------- jflt largar sate and stole tue '''« r.. rIe IlnflteOlately

enters Opening Was SO Jam- additional $tOi)O saw cloutes laying on tite floorpackedthal even its rOaStS np- of tbe bole in the wall. He no-tintistic sooth sayers are now Tile eItfseltd wall was about tilled Nifes Police who said theyuppiog their estimates as in the foot tbick which they osed believe the robbery took place -

huge revenue which will colse as an entrance to the new store. Sunday evening just before John-f0yiihcnortbwn5tCtiieagOland Niles pol tee aid Thhfiiirgiaii gaiiitdntratnev to thlote'rea. And all this outside mnney

--: ring a worry jingle in the --Villace tills which will aid Nitos - -T- -mmbeomingnne nf the wealthiers-uJ,uriet in tite entire Chicagolandarea. And no sonner is flitsthoufiit digested then Lyitons inrobbed of $8,500 at ter clnsing lartheir initial grand npenïng week-end. Yes sir. seldom a doll mo-flent in nur favorite town.

Trasteo John Trocki. who hasbeen cricicizéd in these quarters.¡or an lneffectio- ritcord on thevillage-boardS may deservepinu-dits for much work. -which whileo greor- did to the village. -doesnot appear in any public dohu-.meats. Trackj who works for theMétropalltan Sanitary distriçthas reportedly been an asset tothe village in fighting for waterand sewer improvements. theabbs connecuan? - in the waterdepartment. Whulewe'vebeen an-ahle to check thisaat the stormdrainage connectIon into the newsewer an Milwaukee Aveaue.-hasobviously heea a great baef it tothe village. During the first yparsof THE BUCLE every edition wasfilled with reports of floodeil con-ditians among homeowners. KirkLane residents and the GrennanHeights residents had the majorflooding prablems lis Nues. andthey hurúed- the candles into theWee hours at the village hail.tu attempting to alleviate theirprobldms. Rut admitteclly. sinceJbe storm watep.cannectlon into

- Milwqyknn ?ivgauebnth at Man-.TeO ajd at Jonquil Streets. there

. ..- have been few If àmy. cbmplaintsabout any floádfug of -residents'

This action of tying into theMilwaukee sóerwas surrounded

- by muchhush_ltushactionwlth theexplunatlonthat theless publicitygiven the tin-In the better. Howsignificant aroleTrockiplayedinthis actipn we'reuncertalnof, hutit proved a bonanza to manyflooded homeowners. -

- 1f you recall those dopo, re-sidents were requestinga specialassessment. og about $500,000th he Used to alleviate floodingin the village. But the tin-ins

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at Miiwaujne Avenue obviouslyrelieved tho-atotire viflage. Justas Stanley deserves. much creditfor the - Golf Mlii o00o-atlon,Tracki may deserve similar re-COnition for this sewer tin-innswu as atherlmpravemeuts with-

tnthevivage. : - -

- As andddhndum, theGoif Miii-

unne5aUon- hinged on the supply-itig ofwuter to that are-Morton- COhltinUedonpag7 -

Burglars".Chisep' $7455 FromLytton's Over Weekènd

Batglars ehtseled their waygained entrance Into the storethrough the north wahlotLytena s the north of Lytton's which isGolf Mill store Saturday nightstill - under eonstractio Theyor Sunday and stole-approsima-jimmied the Iront door lock oftnly $7455 in checks and cashthe empty store and were likel'-from two safes in the store.camouflaged from publie vieseas they worked inside the dmptyAfter Lytton's grand opening store,Weitkeitd robbers liamttiercda iwo

And writing about. sooth say- e-

f0rygl

ddbalOa e7 Park Retavowed candidacy for Mayor willnever get off the grannd, Runningmate Tom Jones is moving outof the village which ends htsquest for any village post. Thus,Mr. Ciccono is momeutarilycaught -with his - randidate'adown. But the inside dopestersreport thatCicconewifl definitelyroo and candidates may well in-elodeBreen Streets JerrvjSalhi-vas and possibly KirkLane's LenSeywanski. -

Culmina tiens I more than two years of planning will be this strUt-ing new building now being constructed for the Bank 0f NUes. Loca-ted at 700 West Oaktoa Street, just west of Waukegan Road. the bankplans to open in u few weeks. lt will be the only established bunk in

- thé Village and will offer complote banking services including drive-

Nues Being ReadièdFor November Opening

Workmen aré scurrying on andabout the glistening new Bank ofNiles building whiçh is beingreadied for açcapaney early isNovember,

- Situated near the strategie in-terseetSOn of Oaktos and Wanke-gun Road1 the honk lo located isthu -very heart of NUes. lt isconveniently accessible' en allresidentiul, cotqmercial and in-dustri1 areas of the Village.

The Bank of-Niles, formed andowtied-Jy local businessmen, will-'offer a full range of services.thus relieving the current_needto bank is neighboring commU-

- mues.

A seeia1 feature ofthebaitk--nne not found in -most banks to-day - will he fall banking ser-vices at any teller window. This,means that deposit9rs may de-posit to checking. savings arChristmas Club accounts; casha check; make a savings with-

- drawal; purchase a personalmoney -order- nr make a pay-ment (by coupon) on as install-ment or real estaW mnrtgagelOab, allutoneWi5dW. -

We have done everythlngliOSsible to bring NUes the mostup-ta-date banking facilities tobe found anywkere.» -said AntonA. Smiglel, president, We sta-died the operations of manyotherbanks and then tried to combinethe bent features of them all.

The bunk will be a member ofthe Federal Deposit laouraneeÇorporatiou (FOIC) and it willoffer armored express and kan-ded messengers ter handlinglarge - sums of horrescy nr othervaluables. Every feature of thebani has beendesigned to provideefficient and safe operation.

Mr. Smigiel said that he eu-peers to announce the opeaingtiefe of the bank by next week.Everyone is doing his utmost

_to cooperate with as, he said,in gettieg- the bank ready for

businesu,-

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!'ress Twins AreSemifinalists In MeritScholarship Exams

Fifteen seniors from MaineTownship High School East aresernifinulists In the NationalMerit Scholarship examinationsaccording to L. W Rozdalovsky,director 0f stodeut persnnnel atMaine East. - -

- Among the fifteen students areBarbara and Carolyn- Press. twindaughters 0f Mr. & Mrs.J. Press8307 Merrill. -Niles. They areseniors at Maine Township High.

- Natlanul Merit Schiolarohipau-thorities select semifinalists onfila basis of the sum othe fivestundard scores made on thesubieses of the qualifyIng teat,

F&r Bandits Elude -

Police In Park LaneA search in a-40 acre field

at approximately 8201 Greeawoodfailed to locate nne nr more furbandits Friday night who robbeda Morne Prospect Fur Shop ofsso.ogo in bru, e

The robbers, fleeiog south-frani Mount Prospect. were spot-ted by Park Ridge police in theOakian-Algonqxin area. The pa-lice were successful in stoppinga paxel troch with some nf thewen in it, A ear with the reh.iiiaittitif robbers however es-vaped.

When tite panel truck wuohidetracked three or four' teen left

!..wN VOL. 4 NO. 12 - THE NILES BUGLE. THURSDAY, OCfOBR 20. 1960

Smigiel Is. Cited For Law

EnforcementHiles police magistrate Anton

Smigiel was among the leadersin submitting traffic violationConvictions to the Illinois Sec-retary of Stute. -

- la a recent-two month surveyof the secretary-of state's office

- It mas bond that 4l8 movingtraffic violations never reachedStute files. State law requires

- that lUinsi svswrsu -ssibwsls -son-vietino reports within three daysto determine whether the affen-der's license should be reeoked.

Leaders amnng thase sendingreports ta the secretary's officewere Edgar C. Lundberg, ParkRidge, 5,468; Leo Hamburg, ofNorthbrook, 076; MauriceZaritNorthbraci, 768; AntonA.Sml--giel, Hiles l,6y-;andGlenMcCeeof Lu Graegn 1,560, - -

Keith Glading Is- Merit Scholarship

Semifinal ist

We were very happy and proodto -see the nome of Keith Glu-ding among the National MeritScholarship SemI-Finalists tram-Nifes Township High - Sçlioyl.When Kc5th entered NlIebl1 he

- coutlnCted - the excellent -recaedhe bad began at Hiles PublicSchool. Congratulation . and bestwishes to Keith and his parents.

the track and-scrambled Intoar - -

directions, A couple went In tothe forest Preserve and 2 othersWem spotted in the Forest Viewand Virginia area In Park Ridge.-Niles detective Ed Dennis, an-compacted by Park Ridge Police-Chief Christensen, exchungedgimfire while flanked alnagslde theNorthwest Railroad iatkeBusse.. -

-Oakton area.

The men escaped totheGreen-wood area where pbliee fromneighboring towns Converged ina futile attempt to captare thebandits, -

Cnntlnoed an page 7

o10e PER cQFW

Re-Run Oct.1-1 Is ties

Riles gata bath to the pollsTuesday, November 1 for a re-run of the October il park vatewhich losthy 17 votes.

Meeting Macday night the ParkBoard tauk this action after sekeral Homeowner Associationsan well as Individuals -pleadndwith the Board to re-run the re.ferendam, Several residents re-acted to last we-k's editorial InTHEBucLKwhighuugggstodthaeInterested persons ulinuld peli- -tión the Park Board for thisactIon.

Most active In their desire forthe reactivation of the referen-dum ara theCralnGardensAasa-elation, the Grhnnan HeightsHomeawner Association and theGrennan 'Hhlghts Garden Club.These. groups were in the fore.front- In requesting the ParkBoard consider another referee.dam.

There bad been some discus-sinn at a prasmas park boardmenting that Park Attorney JimOrphan might ask for a re-countof the October 11 vote, TheBoard considered asking for are-count In bayes of salvagIngthe 17 vates. Apprnslmately 47votes were considered spnIhed,and It was hoped that a rn-edjjtmight vulldqethe noceuseIn pass hhf'e1erendom. iever, Bok4isldent rrancobs saldthh'5ost nf tkfotactionwoul be about $2000 d5_5was felt that the risk -of

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Nilce Ctiior c VNU ' T

Wed.. - October 26....GrenanHeights Garden Clab Meeting....Bunker Hill CnnntryClub 6635Milwaukee Ave WOO P.M.

Toes., Nnvemberl ia.m.to6 p.m Park Referendum 4precincts divided hy Oakton andHarlem. ; - --

park Board"Thursday at chmenth...GmenIman Heights Pleldhouse.,..8255 N.Oketo.n..ßdlOP$.

NUes LlOfla,..,.,,,18t and SgdThiiroday of esch nsonth...,JZnoon.,..Lono 1ee IflD.77lO N.Milwaukee Aves

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Chmbe.-ø CommerceidWednesday 0f1 th mnh,2

Ön__LQ:-1ee lflfl....17O,t1a

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Mon., October 24,,..JeffersnnSchool P.T.A. Meeting 0300Greendale - 800 P.M.

Mon., October 24....OakSchuolP.T.A. Meeting .Oak School,,76;l0 Main St 8:00 p.m.

Tuns., - October 25 VillageBoard Meeting Niles VillugeHall 7166 Milwáukee Ave...8:30 P.M ' -

Tues., Octohibr 25....Wornun';Club of Hilen Annual Card Partyand Fasltlen Show.,...Banker HifiCountry Club 6635 MilwaukeeAve 5.Q P.M a

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YIY. 5fl961.

ÏHE N1LESBLJGIE, THIJRSDAY J4ÑLJARY 5, 1961 1Q PER PY

t3212O7324462959719403292

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Er& Pip3ftbe&Continuing with Durpocket-size

round-UP for theyear, this Is howthe 1as half of: 1960 was re-corded In thetB&.E.Juiy_.

_..PIas Commissioner BobWeste recommends no more than18 building unIts per buildingunder zoning ordlnance....also aUbufldngS should race the streetstheir addresses are on and ree-ommended Increased square footareas for mulUples...single tamfly dwelling for Golden 40 areanorth of Go1f..no 4ndustrlal Zn-

i J nthg for area...48 new theatrn.type seats for village hail... nextcomes air conditioning...otfices(or police chief and magistratesiso planned....Nileo Days july

I 22, 2. 24...Lay Bank Of NUesmrnerstone.......Maine principalStolte resigns ....Cerebral

palsy Camp opened in SkokieCubs and Athletics lead LittleLeagues. jec Inc. aodHarczaksleads Pony League... Don Fred-erich. Larry BObby. Dick kochbit homers in Little LeagueMr. Armistead and jane Darcyasked for considerationfor spec-ial zoning for their oren in Mil-waukee-Touhy- Waukegan areas..Mi1Iion dollar movie theatreplanned across from Golf Mill

. ....CralsGordens AssoclatlonoffI

good start as 47 persons at-tended second meeting....

t Lions gIve canoes co Post 45St. Hedwig orphanage to be jo-

. olor college_.Lions treat kids tofree Riverview rides..state re-ects stop lights for Mllwauk -

and jonqall and Maln....LorettaMleczynskí Nues Dava auto Win-ser .Denlse Sdbroe-der and Wallace Novak Wed....Brebeufs 7th carnival August7....KC outing same day...BlllyKrsgstlte Darryl Booths KevinOberg Dan Kaslba. Frank Mar-

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reses Lee Willert play outstand-ing baseball Inutile league gamex....joe Lammersfeld.George Bo-Is Little League games

Drsgetlte, Darryl Booth, KevinOberg, Don Kaosiba. Frank Ma-rrese Lee Wllleriplay outstand-Ing baseball In Little Leaguegames joe Lammers-feld, George Bolek5 Frank Moo'..say. the Sellegren brothers andthe Wyruchowski family lead theWay In Men's softball league.Virginia Payne announces 1,435chest s-rays taken in July ofWhich 1,375 found negative....Womans Club helps man mo-bile unic O, contract forplans for new village hull....

August

....Citlzens CommIttee studiesone school dIstrict plan...Zoning Board recommends 12amendmeecs and changes to newzoning ordlnance.ßt John Lu-theran Ice cream social Aug.S....St. John Brebeuf carn1v

Onds August 7........Chlcago -Sun-Times suggests states attorney heed NUca' gambling....JU1r boilding off 80% from 1959...Blak Knight lo parkmovleshown In NUes' 4 parks....Eaglestore ground breaking at Oaktonn od MUwaukee_rs, Himmlerand W4,- Sevens Write lettersto edItor defanding the gond jobthe naflItudon department doec........an answer to letterfron.hOusewife who criticized deparo-mtui..Hnrcgus hoI do grandOpening Aug. 18, 19, 20....Aunan north of Golf and KiddiePark across from Golf Mili..0pposed by Marazulek, NielsenarHi Ms'or Stankowlcz..,_Sgc.Humer Becker pursues gun-fur-Ing baudjin Into Chicago afterthey robbed Beil Llquors....bul-lets fg3l'ds ialtu Beck..er's se Our Lady of Ran-

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¡les First In Inàréase OfBusinessesin County In1960

Editorial

Nues .1961Where. is NUes headíng In 19617 WIll Nibs move forward witha dynamic thrust or will she whirl around lu the same conf uslonwe have Witnessed during the post year?

1960 was certuinJy not a year of great prodoctlon. While theIncrease in commercial activity was great, the groundwork forit Was laid lu 1958 and 1959....l960 could not take credit fur itsWxistence, -

1960 wIll best be remembéred for the creation of the new zØh.ing ordinance (which was planned in 1959). Actually. the passageof the fire station referendum Is the major progressive step ofsIgnifIcance.

In 1961 we will see the passage of the new ZOn1ngr5ijna5jceThis will certuIely-be--a-tep uf major importance.

But how can NUes begin to move more dynomically....toieopfrog forward rather than to move at a snail's pace?VILLAGE MANAGER!Ie first step toward 9fl major progress must start at the verytop. The hiring of u village manager Is a musiff Nilet is to move -forward even- on par with ber selghbors who have had manogesguiding their ships of state. We assume the hiring of a villagemanager will come to pass-after next April's electIon.

SALESTAX -- -

After a - manager -has been hired the planning the use of the newfousd sales tax bonanza must cake place. -

Certainly a program of PLANNED street-lighting and sidewalkswill be in the forefront to utilile tillo money. An over-all village-wide plan rather than aiding local neighboihoods-should ceridinly -be considered.

COMMITTEES

With the I,creased cómplexities uf running NUes citizen rom-mittees could be formed to aid the trustees in lessening the burden.Rather than have the village fathers being members of 5 or 6committees we could borrow a page from Murtos Grove by letting -

floe-politIcal residents serve on village committees. This typdof committee-actIvIty would arouse more community interest andwould Involve more Nilesites in their govérnment.._both worthyconsideratIons, Many committees could - then be created at onetime to form a sort of crash program of progress for the village,

SIDEWALKS ANtI STREETUGH

One- committee Might study the sidewalks' and sweet lights'problems. - -

PUBLIC TItANSPORTAflON

A second -cómmlttee could work un the problem of bringingpoblic transportatIon to Niled, They might contact thé shoppingcenter- interests which would certainly be Interested in such a plan.

RECREATION NEEc -

A third committee might study the recreation -needs of the corn-munity, working as a llason between- the village and park board-,

PUBLIC RELATIONS

A fourth committee could concentrate on public relatIons.- Theiraim could be sellIng NUes to new industry add creating a more-positive image for NUes. A constant flow of news releases could -be aimed at the Chicago nrivspapers; welter temperatures couldbe sent to all the radio and TV stations; Industrial magazinescould be sent storied emphasizing NUes Ideal locatIon for Inter-stitlnl(hlghway)commerce. ----------------------

LI.4SON COkMITI'EE - -

A committee could be set-up to - act na a llanos her-gen thevlllageboord ash the many civic groups In the village--------

MDICALNEEI2S - - ---A committee to inveotigice the iìeed tor publId médical service.

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Seeks ToReapportion

- 13th DistrictLaurence A. Kusek, who ras

un the Democratic ticket forCongress from the 13th Congres--sional Districtin 1958, e-nuancesthe formation of o committee fur

---- the purpose ot seeking reappor...tionment of the 13th Congres-51e-al District--Into two Congres-sional Djstricts by the comingStatO Legislature.

MrKusnfç wishes to point sutthat the Official census indibotesthat the present population of the13th Congressional District is900.000 people. Mr. Kuoek fur-ther wishes to point out tu the-people of the 13th CongressIonal-District that the average popu-

- latlon of Congressional DistrictsIii the State of Illinois will be420000 when the districts arereapportioned bythe comlogStateLegislature. This means, Kusektontesds that when theCongreu --siTOnal Districts are reapportio..ned the present k3th Congres-Sional District shosld be dividedinto two districts, -

A lógicat division based on-

di6tribution of population In the13th CongreuslooaiDl6trfct, saysMr. iÇusek. would be to form one- Congressional District out ofLahe.Coonty and New Trier andEvanston Townships and anotherCongressional District out of theremaining 10-1/2 townshIps, Theremaining townships are Elles,Maine, Leyden, 1/2 of NorridgePark. NuthfIeld, Wheelings Elk -

Grove, Schaumburg, - Palatino,Barrington and HanovOr.

1f there ore other interestedIn this project please contactLaurence- A. Kusek at 1602 Tal-coil Road, Park Ridge, Illinois.

VFW Ladies ShowMarch OfDlmesFlimJonuary9

Ladles Awdllary to Nues Me-morlal V.F.W, Post#lll2invltesyou to the new March of Dimenfilm tó be shown on january 9at Bunker Hill Country Club,6635 Milwaukee Ave., Ellen at9t00 P.M. Refreshments will beserved, -

New Telephone NwibersForVlilago-Offices

All telephone calls to villagefaciltiels should now be dIaledto the Individual - department'splme dumber. The following to-lephone number sl6luld be uaedt

-Pire Rmergency,,,,.JiI7-2l21Police DepL.....,....N17-2l31

- PIre - Be-Innss.,..,.Nil-9796Village Glerk....Nl7-8485PublIc Worke........Jfl7-7553-

30% GainDuring The -

--1960 Yiar- Nlleo had the highest perene-

cage Increase of businesceg insuburban Cook County during the1960 year, accordIng to staUe--

tics r-lehoed by the Chicago of-fice of Dun and Bradstreet, Nl-leo business commimltyIncrguo-.ed from 247buslnesaes ,in ján. -

1960 to 321 businesses by jan.. -

0017 1961- - or an Increase of30%. Northbrsok and fflenview- - -

followedNiles among towns withthe greatest commercial- gro*th

-In the County, -

-TIte following- are the towno,their number of businfgaes andtheir percentageincreases as ro- -

corded by for the 1960 yeai - -

-- - 1960 961NUes 247Noflhbrook -- - 163Cienview 270LaGrange - 389-

Skokle 814Melrose Park 620Arlington Heights 552Morton Grove 258

30.027.020,018,7'

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15.9 - -

14,513,1

Des Plaines 564 628 - 1.3 .Oakiawn 510 -554 8,6 -

- An overall Increase of 3,8%of manufacturers, wholesal..ers and retailers In - the Cook -

County suhuoban area were u- -

corded, There were 17,256 bus-Incuses as of January 1961 corn-pared to 16,626 as of January1960, - -

According to j,!.'?, Highe dio..tritt manager of the Dun andBradoilwet offices In Chicago,thé city of Chicago had a - -decreasp. of 361 busInesses forthe name period, Ne added thatthere were 307 buaineos fall- -

urne In the city last Îear corn-pared wIth 287 businesses fall-eres In 1959,

As one phase in revIsing cred..it reports and keeping them up-W-date, Dun & Byadswcetthrough its national network ofOffices, writes annually to allbusinesses In eaeh of the 50states Usted in the ReferenceBook (21 pounda-4,541 oyerslzepages ) to request their-- fInan..cIel Statements. This year,thescrequests -are being sent co ap-proxImately titre- -million bus-Incuseslo the corner grocerystore woçcha fewtbousand dol-flera as weh al to büAliiesswofthmillions.

When the owner or offIcer -

--u - -bualneos -- enterprise, Oraccountant, flua out and- mallshis. financial statement to

- g, Bradatreot, It becomes apof the credit report on his bloess and a factor. in -deteomln-fog tho - credit rutlng of blu bus- -loesa -

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Cut flowers£lorc1 ig àIi8 P1WtMike's Floral Shop

GSON.

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AI! Typesfl Purposes

A & O GIassC.0320 Milwaukee AveRO3-e81

44i4tCaideS

6464 MILWAUKEE AVE.a

Forest jewS1oè Srvce Ad

»*Y OeaningE4SO I(XLWAUEE AVE. NE1.32O. . flA.To7.pj

Engaged

& Mrs. W, J. Reschke,7064 Frasjs 4ve., NUes, se-flounce the engagement of theirdaughter Carol Marje to AirmanFirst Class Robert Quid, son ofMr. & Mrs. A, Quid, 7844 Kur-love Avenue, Skokie, Ii1

Miss Rescjjçe is o graduureof St Putrick Academy, sud Ispreuentiy employed by Beil bCossett,

Mr. Quid is a Nilehi graduate,now with the Air Force utationedat Chanute Air Field.

Tite date uf the weddiug hasbeen set fur April 29, 1961 atSt, Juliana's Catholic Churci,

Ballard schoo,(Feetijres KidsMovies

A movie 'Merry Andremo'starrfog Due-y Ksye und uBugs Bunny curtotiul Wiflbe situe-tfor the children. Saturday Jan-uary 25, lOól.DonaUun35,Pea'..forman-es are ut 50:00 A.M.12:00 P,M,, 1:10 PJs1 und 3:30P.M. at Baiiard School 8320 Sul-lard Rd. Des Plaines, refresh-meats will be available.

L ATEWA

Smoked FishFoied Shi'imp

Speetaliot In Coekgjj Sheftup

ChIcken. Stìrflip and FfsnDInner-To Go

&otindaetinu Guam,nte-.j

PeIe4o#g; 5850 N. MILWAUKEE AVS.

Pf101E 50 3.9555

0epdane NSmcastie 1.4502

WALEWSKIMONTWO

1!.U5LWAOZEE

EV1C1YTHING FOil YOULAWN & GARDEN

- SPECIALIZING INMENtON BLUE SODDlflIG

PLANTER BOXESPATIOS

GARDENL«fl(L'eupe

Nursery6037 Milwaukee Ave.

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The Biles Bugle, Thursday, January 12, 1961

Winter Hoe Down Jan0 21At St. haac Joques

sSquare dqdeing and ruundn

dancing will be combined at theWINTER-HOE-DOWN, Samrduy,January 21, 1961 in the St. Is-sac Juqaes Church Hall, 8100GuifRoad, NUes, IllInois.

will Mills, prufesbioaal calier,vUi be giving isstructiuos alongwith his regular calls.

Casual dress is the first 'cali3of the ntte; ladtes'fluts5; geutsas ties.

During intermission refresh-mento include eider, cula andFREE pucern,

Enthusjasm for square dann-ing is Very contagious0, saysGuild leader Mrs. Herbert Eng-berg, 141 Crescent Drive, Glen-View, lilinsis, This very pep-slur event is thefirst undertah-Ing spunsored byournéwlyfsrrn-

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cd Guild 22 of the Cathsilc Wo..

The mast successful fund cam-paign in the federation's historyIs being completed by the Ni-les TownshIp CammwsQy Cbestfur Red Feather agencies sers-ing Golf, Lincolnwood, MurtosGrove, NUes und Shokie,

Nearing $80,000 lu paymentsand pledges, the united way pro-ject bas topped the 1959 driveby some $10,050, according toJim Mures of Llncolnweed, gen-eral cbalrman et the all-citi-Zens campaign altich Was iauiisch-ed last September. The Chest'sfirst Red Feather crusade, in1952 raised$l0,00q,

'Our agencies and centrai sér-vices need l2l,0C0 fur their1961 programs to aid children,youths, grownap and famillesin Our fIve-town- Chest area,"

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man's Club of St. Isaac JequesParish.

Although ali twenty membersof the Guild are working oc.-tivefy, the csordlnators for theWINTER-HOE4IOWN orb: Mrs.Edward Breckenfleld, 228 Cres-cent Drive, Glenview, Illinois;Mrs. Resold Dietz, 221 Cres-cent Drivel and Mrs. Dan-ile Siodz, 234 Crescent Drive,Glenvico., Illinois.

The welcsrse mae Is out foreverypoe - especially new-corners to the parIsh, Dancingwill start at 8:00 p.m. and endat midnight. AdmlOsiott to $2,00per csaplc,

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Cmmunity. Chest FundT.ps 1959

Mr, Moran empbúlze& "We erefar short of Our aeed goal; butwe are deeply grateful to allwho have contributed: to the hua-dreds of voluntary campaignworkers and to the individuals,familles, commercial and indus-trIai firms, service clubs, organ-.lzatlons and other groups thathave giveu the united way forOur uulted services.

'We ore especIally grateful tothe many employers whs madeit possible for their employeesto ebanuel on-the..jeb csntrtbu..tiens to their home town, eitherdirectly to thnir local Commute.ftp Chest or through the Subur..bou Cemmunity Chest Ceoncil,nMr. Moran said,

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Nile-hi's Evening Classes'e- trition 4;egin. MondayRegistration for Nilehi's Adult

Evening Schnul's spring classesbegins Monday, January 16, andcontinues te Weduesday, Jans-ary 18.

Necessary fer the first classwhich beglss Mosday, January30, registration can be madeeither in persan or by malOlo either case registration mustbe made at NilehI East, Lin-coin and Niles, at the MulfordS&eet entrance from 7:00 P.M.to 9:00 P.14,, or any time dureiug the regular school day hears.

Orland Ruyie says nu regis-tratiens will be accepted oser thetelephone, but these who wishadditional information on any ofthe classes can get it by call-fog OR 3-0800.

Adult Evcmog School cuursdaare mode up uf ten two-hoursessions, Each class meets oneevening per week drum 7:30 P.M.to 9:30 P.M. either in NIlesEsst er Nibs West high schools.

All persons 16 years old srolder not attending regular highschool are eligible to take non-credit courses.

Students who ore 21 years oldor Over and have aever receiveda high school dipioma may takethe supervised home study pro-gram's high school courses forcredit at theAdaltEveniagscknslin English, social studies, andmathematics. This program pro..vides an instructor to help thestudents wills personas lear-legproblems and to administer unittests. The wtudent may progressas rapidly as time, knowledge,und ability permit. A student isreqúired to attend ene class eachweek for the entire ten weèkosi the spring term,

College credit courses inFreshman Rhetoric and Compo.sitien sod College Algebra areavailable again this term at theAdult Evening School,

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Registration for the Rhetsritand Composition course is TUeWday, January 24, io rso lQat Nilehi East, RcgistretsIsrthe math Course is Monday,

Jawuary 23, aisn in room 107Nilehi East. Offered thrsugy eUniversity uf Illinois extevsjo5branch, these Courses cae.n, three semester hoursvach\fthe . student has less thas %college semester husrs, -

TheNiIehi-AdultEveusgScys5i .

Ioffers 75 non-credit courses j. academic suhjects, recreatised Isubjects, physical fltses sedhealth subjects, hessetsakivg osi

parenthood subjects, asd technj.cal arts subjects.

Featured also in the spriu.term is the cOOtisuatjss orTravelogue Series. lieti in 3-Nilehi West auditorium, Edn,asd Oaktou, the film-travel ser-les has scheduled 'The Phtlj.ppines - Then and Nsw Tuesday,January iO; 'Scysnd the b1ghtyMac' Thursday, February iá'Kayaks Down the Cssgs Frsday, March lOI and "Fsur Sea.sous of Scandinavia' Thursday,April 13. Admassiun fur s uts.gle performance as $1.00

Skokie Trust PaysTheir First Dividend

The Board of Directors of 1h,Skokie Trust & Savings Ossideclared a dividend sí thin1cents per share on January 7,;19M payable to the otochhuldeesof record uf December31, iióo,They also authorized the trans.fer uf $25,000.00 from undieldedprofits to surplus.

Skokie Trust h Savings SaulOpened fer business uoMarchi4,1957 and reports total assets isexcess el $1O,000,100.00 as si,

close uf business December 31,1960. -

Jean Fon.ftbrg-,Everybody knows that winter Is

the proper time for tying flies,and Nilo- Public Library hanseme escellest books on the sub-irrt. Jim Quick's FISHING THENYMPH gi s e s Important andhelpful advice on every phase ofiiohing the nymph ter trout. itdeals with the sOlecttun si ist-esand other tackle, casring,strcatvreading, baut tying, and fly hoild..Ing. The book cody asith a dir-ttoOary of 75 types si 111ev cur,;.menly ased,wlthillustratlsns avda ilst ut materials. A FLY FIliO-ER'S LIFE, by Charles Rttz,is tite 55m of a famed fisher-man's theories, viechanicv asdesperience in fly ilshlsg. lt des-cribes the mechanics 01 fly fish-ing: the making et foui fly rods,lines, leaders and artificial flies;the reactisss of fish toward wetand dry flies; and the differentschools nf linking.

Bat there are other occupationsequally salted te winter, suchas ceramics, magic, sculpture.J.A. Stewart's CERAMICS FORALL Is a compact 'handbook icrbeginners, covering ioudels1molds; casting; finishing; decor-ation; bisquefaring; glartag; glestfiring; kilas. "libere Is room inthe pottery field for every typeal eupresslon,' the author says,'Many ceramists leas towardcaricature Or fantasy, others te-ward utilitarian pieces.' Hereis everything the beginser needsto know, and helpful ideas fur-theInitiated, too.

Bruce ELLIOTF'S MAGIC ASA HOBBY, is a collection uftricks 1er whIch only simple,inespeesive equipment is re-quircd. The book is made par-ticularly vals-hie by the help-ful explanations of those merli-..odo by which the performancecan be ramotized for total ei.feci, both tu' myvtifp aud fo de-light the audience. Not only'willthe beginner find this un Intro-dactiun to a variety of oat tonelaborate magic presentations,but the more euperienced perefarmer willfind among the scareso f tricks described a nuis-ber which are not usaliy includi.ed even in professional reparetoires, .

LIllian Johnson's SCULPTUREtTHE BASiC METHODS AND MA-TERIALS, makes sculpture seemutimalating, absorbing, and com-paratively easy. With tis bookat ' hand, the beginner -need notfeet frightened about making thefirst cut on a piece of wood orgetting the feel for the firsttime of a malleable lump ofclay, The author writes clear,'step by step instructionsfer making armatures, modelingIn clay, casting in plaster, andother materials, with the spec.ial problems of each; making re-Iieo, metal sculptures and mo-biles, Clearly illastrated withphogriphn of each step andfinish-li abjects, thin hook willenablg the student to cre-ate something of beauty for his

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Nues Service71X15 Miiwaukes

OORGE VLACH mies y.99

ikrnor Fire Dept. OfficersAt January 28 Danc

Fire pretecfion io the vitlageof Nilev as being adrriinistrrcdby meo uf rsprrieecc ood dedi-cation, Lssg nc'cugoizrd os oneofthe outstanding and best equippedfire fighting units of ali suburbanarray, the NUes Fire Departsrcstproudly points to the supervisorypersuneci pf the department forits fine record of service to thercsidcnfs of the village, Thesemen ut-et Chief George i'aseb,Ass't. Chief, Ed Backer, Capt.Charles Sacker, Lt's. Deve Hup..Pe, Albert Hoelbi, Robert Larson,and Robert Dittmao, who boost ocombined i32 years of servicewith the NUes Finn Department.Thirty-four regsiar and colas-teen firemen are under the direc..Don of these nies Who answeraver 300 fire aod other emer,geney culls a feor. Since tkese

Edward Kelly EntersProtesSThnal CommercisFraternity

- Twenty-fourUniversity of Illinois studentshave bees initiated tu memberCship in Alpha Kappa Psi, ssdonai ' professIonal commercefraternity,

Earl G. Planty, professor ofmanagement, U. of I. Coliegenf Commerce and Busloess Ad-

- ministration, was speaker at theIsitlafino banqaet Sunday (Dec.ii) In lilini Unten,

Alpha Kappa Psi, the country'soldest sud largest business, fra--ternit7, was established in 1904at New York University and nowhas 135 chapter-s at schools ofcommerce is the United States,"psilon chapter at U, of I. wasfounded in 1903.

New members ore; Edward F,Kelly Jr., 7132 W, Monroe, Ni-les. -

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ives arc In constant danger ofbeing injsred permanently mai-med or killed in the line uf dutythe Nues Firemen's BesevolentAssociation spossors a daune as-OUalIy to mointuiu a fund for f l-nanclaily distressed firemes'vfacilI les.

This yesr's nasce Is beivg heldSotsrdy cseoing, Jaouary 28that Bunker Hill Cuantry Club,Johnole Brewer supplying theretiste, Tickets which are $000cacti, will entitle the purchasertu take part In a drawIng fur u$350,00 stereo-radio combina-tisu, console which is now undisplay ut tire fire station,. Fire-men at fhis time are personallyvisiting each and every home ioHiles to sedi additional supportfur this asnual benefIt.

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The NI1àS 8gg1 Thuredit,M.y 25, i1The Biles Bugle, Thurudy, January 12, 1961

CUTE eUDDL\

"Who Is .9usie Sco&t?"Contest Seeks-' -Top Scouts '"Who is Susie Scout?' Is it

your daughter, s neighbor's girlor one who lives dawn the block?The answer to this questisn willbe answered Jn the furto uf a'Susie Scoot' contest voit be-lug conducted by the Publfr Ile-lanoss co,vmittee of the GirlScout Couvrit of Northwest CookCounty,

Euch troop lo this area bonOres Invited to select 00eher e rnprcsest (kern. This girlin tire os \vho attends meet-ingv regularly, wears her usi-form properly, takes as ortiiepant lv tine ureup aod discos-suons, does all jsbs assigned lier,lisowv and understands the sieur,.log of the 'remise sod f51,3-fully lives up tu - the ;'i'ii luiseund Loivs Oct csly at trou, n"nt.-ices but ut hume Ond ai s checO.

For the lsterrsndiote end S, s-icr terri snouts, additoniut qual-ificatioss arc tu know the iris-tory, bonding and present scopeof Giri Seoutieg, tine Weaning5f special days, and ksows ingenerai the Council Or000loatios,

After ike troops have ckssootheir represeeroulve, cackNeigh.

Brownie Xmas Partyso A Surpriserthdoy Party

On December 22, 1960, tinethird and fourth grade Brows-les from St, John Br-clienti 'Schoolbad a Christv,an Panty ai thenome of Mrs. James Kramer,8206 North Neya, Niles, Illinois.All thirty Brownies wea'e ai lutfo ineep the news of fuis partyfrom Mary Beth Kramer so finattine event was also o Surprisefur Mary Beth's eighth birnin.

, day, lodividoal Gifts und Chris,-naos Stockings for each Brown..le, oiong with Birthday osiChristmas cakes, stade the dayfestive for all conceited.

horkood will be grouped and aselection et two 'Susie's' foreeach Girl Scout level (Bruire-5-les, lotermediates and Sealer-n) gwill be picked by the screeningcommittee. The final jndgingwillsefect two girls from eIlch Scout,,' jcaregery for euch district in fhe1vNorthwest council, Winners ssifi . -

be -renounced Girl Scoot Week,Mor-ok 12, 1961,

The winners mill be coiled onfrein time to time throughoutche year fo pose for pictores rund sake public appearances uso representative et her sisterscouts in fier district.

There are two districts in Ni- t

fou Tunvoohlp Distrsci t 155ko.hie oud Liucolnwood and thepiuh-Unity chairman is Mns. Hilkert iZinknnnsao, 7009 Keysrose, Lino-'c.nlnsnood, District h cr-tori Mop-'5v Grove, Golf av.t kiles,and'ii yinbiicity citonrns,.,' '- Mro, ,Arthur Bostine, 1725k1- , t , inter-.

:toni ('roi e. -Both Mrs. z on t issu.

5und Mrs. Buntze serve r r -Ire .0'ShIm Relatisins Netuspoper 'Ori. ,.'ers cenirsitfee for Nor-thu t st tcouncil. Mrs. Richard Put 5v, O59 io Lurawle, Skokie, Is the i

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Ballard SchoolP.T.A. MeetingJanuary 16Wuslniogtonn . Bullas-d Schozi

_P.T,A, will havi- us their guesttOr, Bon iViltse, Sopt, of Muine ITownship fur the Jan, 16th meet-.ing. Or. bf'flfsc rulli speak on"lmpiratlsns ut Explosions iol'uPOlatiso and io lOnonoledge."The seatIng will be held utBollard Ochos;, 8?2O.Ballard Rd.es Plaines, January 10th, 1961

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Hais everything,A Real Buy at $1195

Busse flredemn Buick

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1960 BUICKS

EXECUTIVE DEMONSTRATORSJust a Couple of cars it-ftthat will go at sensailonaiSavings. Prices are Unbeilvabieon these select low milage1960 Buick executive demonstrat.Ors

.-Bow1Real Eutots - Buy 0 Sell

o Real Estate e Moctgngese

BUYING OR SELLING

Be Sure ?e Get The Finest0ervice

NUes Mid Ylciefty Mornes$14MO And Up

MAIRE REALITYBIO? MilwaukeeYOrktown 5-4690

3 Blocks N of Dempster St.Lounard Preach. RE. Broker

The Urne .ls 1040 g.m., o busytime for a houpital, anywhere,The place is Lutheran GenerajHospital, and the daily hospi-cal routIne lo well underway.Patients ore being admftted thebabies are being brought to theirmothers; laboratory technlclanoare busy with team; operaUoosocheduled for that day are nowwell underway, Suddenly the cas-..ridor Ugbtu ln..aj, the powerfLUo.

What happens In a large hou-pilai. UIIeØ to capacity, au wasLutheran General, when thepow-er falls. Pew t! any of the pa-dents were sans-e of the dramabeing enactedinthebolies-r-oorng.Nos-mol hospital s-outine caoUa-ued wlthoatinterrupuoe,Perhaps

. the only noUceabie change wasthat more volunteers coovergedon certain vital areas of thehospital, stationIng tbemselveoat elevators, dlrectlugtralflc andexplaining the aLtUMian to visi-tora and requesdng their pall-esce while the power wes beingrentored Hospital pes-sonnel,coststanlly aies-t to guns-ding thehealth and welfare of patients5immediately reporredto assignedalationa. Student nurses, off du-lys returned to their last oto-tion; housernen reported to thenursing floors to assist the ours.Ing staff In connecting the emei.gency outlets sa needed to keepoxygen equipment Operating,

When the power failure began. and ike current dropped off5 the350 horsepower caterpillar die-.ad emergency unit immediatelylkicked off and picked up theexcess load. This automaticemergency sutil, operating on ItsOwn generator, supplies powerfor Surgery0 )sllves-y Rooms,Emergency Ro mu, X-Ray andBlood rank, it tenerates enough

-powe to keep ati atalrwelJ lights- on ofld gives limited corridor

ncy ¡Igl ta, plus keepingpal, pa In opel'allon.

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The NUes Bugle, Thursday, January 12, 1961

Team Staiings si St. John Bru-best Ludies Bowling League utRiles Bswlíng Center-Thursday1-5161.

w LLehighAuts Const, 34 14Vosees Restaurant 31 17bise. Of Eric Bty. 25.5 22,5Chgo. Terminal Ci. 25 23Rainbow Produce 25 23Talk O' Town Bty, 25 23Pa3tksU Drugs 22 26Bank of Nues 21,5 26,5Nues Bowl 21 27Pilot Fuel Oil 21 27Jeris Grill 20 28Sunshines Rest. 17 31

High Team Seri#s: Chjo, Ter-minal Clearance 2588, Bqnh ofNues 2495, Pankóu Drugs24,Jeri's Grill 2447,

High Team Came: Chgo, Ter-minal Clearance 890, Bank of -Nues 882, Vosnos Restaurant952, jeri's Os-111.845,

High Scratch game j. Moore207, L, Postuszka i?9, IreneSor..rentino 177, B,Biflnski 174, Mer-cedes LaBoujgy 163, D, Ayleu-worth 163, D, Stevens 16Z

High Scratch Series: J, MooreL. PanwszJa 489, .J. Minsk 478,P._ Filipiak 477, J, Eroi 446,J. Pague 443, D, Aylesworth 442kM, LaBoanty 434, L, Davin 425.

NIIeZMired Leag0e

Standings au of January 4, 1961W L

PanIscher Count. 35 19Janes & Niesoen, ins. 34 20Lama Acceptance 28,5 25.5Acre Remodeling 28 26Murphy Carpet Ses-v. 25 29

. Ciccone Bros., Inc. 24,5 29,5C.O.D. 23 31Setiergren, Inc. j- 36

-High Team Series: Acre 3112,Lama 3061, Jones & NIcasen3012.

HIZh Team Gamm Aera 1113,Jones R Nicasen.. 1108, Lomo1069. -

high indIviduel Serles: O,TroianI 628, R, Roberts 567, H,Teunhcer 550, L. Varqi 547, H,Daffy 42, D, RemIro 541, H.Christensen 538, H5 D'Canneti515, AlIce Bes-nico 500, EllaChristensen 483, Marge Gunther475.

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w LAcre Contr, 49 23Rosy Psi, Home 45 27Marszalek's 41,5 30.5Alert T.V, 39- - 33Pankauorugs 37 35Tracki's Boosters 35 37Lane Tree Inn 35 37Joe 'Q,B,° .34,5 - 37,5Rigglo's Pizza 34 38Lehigh Truck Sis. 34 38Catullo & Sons 25 47Colonial Pal. Home 3 49

High Team Game 6 Series:Aera Coats-actors 1017-2944, Ca-tullo h Sons 1063-2879.

500 Club

F, TroianiR, Prusinshi

DamaSzatkowski

R, WrIghtM, BIsiagaP. SImone

Privratskyj. KadzIelawski

PetiakE, HessO. Groaskoff

EhlersFink

C. BartoloneA, WyruchowskIB DoyleG. CoreI,. TrousE, 0,1ff

GrHeISf:TSlßO1Ulb LieStandings as of Junuaiy 5, 196i

DohJ's Morton Ilse, 29Benson Realty 28,5NUes Drugs 28Lone Tree Inn 27Bunker HIll C.C. - 27Sellergren's Inc. 25Atlas Tool Sere,- 25Peterson Cleaners - 23.5NUes Service 21,5Oremos Heights' imp, 20.5

500 Club

Llsdquist, BillPaskie, JoeRosy, JoeCundes-sen, KenBuczurik, CarlPinch, Harrybuta, MikeChrIsti; MikeLuebclte, EdHaschek, JoeHoudek, Ed -

Ikenn, JackRinak, RudyOlsen, TedGrady, Ed -

ondera, Ed

The $30o,o will be dividedthe only- fair way possible andthat is accorastsg to the asses.., The 1300,000 Is part of the sed valuation of each school cUs..township fund which tótais around cs-let.$450,000 s tthe,.. time, -

Both Mr. Rescbjce and Mr,- The mvesjp board bas ma.. Ash will keep you posted throughstaged to save lids maney In sur local newspapers regardingtheIr past yea1s.. of offIce in the decisious of the IndivIduaiorder that It be put to such school districts,

George A. JeffriecReal £staie Broke,

She Milwaufr_e. MC.Mlles ¿B. 311.

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Mønday & FrIdy..9:3 -1t: A.M,- J!lItructkmi By Ann 5herm

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RIGGIO'S Restaurant7530 Oakton St. TA,5-3 404

BENVENUTO TA.5.6180

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Nues Township SchoReceive $300,000 MondayMonday Is a big day for the u good purpose,ten Nues Township elementary -

school dlotricts when Walter Tite money naturujiy comeiReachke, townahip supervisor, from you, the fellow taxpayer,and Leonars Ash, township clerk, through rea3 estate und perso-wIll dIstribute $300.000 to these sal propery taxes, A fee ofgroups. 2% Is taken by the collectorand given ro the township,'In many cases, said Mr. .

Reschke, the additional money Although the school boards ai-ecould be Used to add on antIker separate taxIe body both Mr,classroom or help pay the bond Reschke dud Mr, Ash felt thatindebtedness of the schosls,0 more should be Invested In a-

good solid foundation (Or oui-Both Mr. Repelike and Mr, children,Ash spend endless hours bui-wees Jasaary and Jane 1960 war- A situation nice this is o mostking with the local school dis.. unusasi thing adIs-lets and organizing the advi- unusuel thin and to sur know.sos-y referendum ballot, Our ci- ledge has sever hoppe5edhoe,tizess voted in favor of the re-ferendum by a margin of eightto one last Jane list,

Cerebral Palsy March Sun4ayAfternoon-From i To. 4

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Community chairmen for the53 minute march on CerebralPalsy today appealed to evero-One to contribute generously onSunday afternoon,January 15 be-Oseen i and 4 p.m., when thou..sands of volunteers wIll canvasstheir neighborhoods for do-nations. All contrIbUtIons will goto United Cerebral Palsy forservIces to Cerebral Palsiedchildren and adults InCook, Labe,

, DuPage and Kane counties, andfor research projects.

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Mrs. Samuel E. Meyer, 7845Octavio is the community chaii-man for the Hiles area assis-ted by the followIng cèptntsstMrs. Dimmy Andrews, 8148 OakLancg Mrs. Wesley Struck, 8047Ottawa; Mrs. Richard Udell, 7329Lili Scj Mrs. John Hardymun,7800 Wankegan Mro, EdwardBeth, 8044 Octavia Ave.; Mrs.Louis Clpperoni, 7901 Ocosto;Mrs. Donald S, Skier, 8506 Ked-zie St.; Ms-a. James Walsh, 7013Seward Mrs. Jonas J, VIbes,7939 OctavIa Ave.; Mro, Rich-as-d W, MarcoBe, 7554NevaAve,;Mrs. SteveW,Nevean,6700 HartsRd.

Ice DerbyScheduled AtGrennan Heights Sunday

Entry blanks fer the ice Der-by are still available at the Re-creation Office, 8255 N. Oketo,the Orearan Heights Fieldhsase.Registratisa will close on Jan-uary 12th, at 4:00 P.M. No re-gislrations will be accepted at-

. ter closing dote. Derby will beheld at the Grensan Heights Parkon January 151k. Starting timei:00 P,M,

Grund Marshall of Derby-Mr.Frank Jacobs-Ps-es. of NileuPark Board, Officiels & Sapez'-visors of Derby-Mr. Prank Mc-Hugh & Mr, Jales Pandera, Of-rIcIal Photographers__Mr. Ber-nord Milles-Vice Pres, of Ni-les Park Board and Mr. LouSchreiser-Commlssioner

Fiajsh Jadges-.Mr, Wajterza-lsd S Mr. Bill Dressel-Com-missioners, Mr. Frank Schmidt-Sec.- Treasurer of Riles Park

Board , Asnosncer....Mr,j,les PaaderaRecreation Dire.tor, Starter-Mr. Frask JacobsFigure Skating Judges_.M tObselKirby Ice Skating School.

As-ardoPresentation.....Mr Frank Focobs.6 Mr, Bernard Miller, Regj',,tratiòn-Mr, 6 Mrs. John Bren.san. Electricity & Ses up (orD e r b y- Edward l'ryczyo(Frank Zizak and Julius Frict.sels,

RULES FOR THE DERBy:

i. Any skater who is the solodof the olficials, shoves, pushes,trips or intentionally knocks offbalance another skater, shall bedisqualified from fsrsher coro.petition.

Contçstants wlll be ajioweion Ice ONLY for actual por.ticipation In their event,

No practice skating allowed

The Chairmen urged every fars.lly. to read the leaflet which -

the volunteer marcher -will leierat the door, In addition to con.raIning Information about Cero.brai Palsy, the leaflet glees uvItal Civil Defense message. Themessage, whIch can be clippedout and placed In a wallet., tellshow to detect warning Sounds stan aBack, the best way to takecover and the emeiency Coo.elrad radio number,

tail Hr:Tuos,,wes,,'.5 5P.M.-TP.MIl'l Our VINEYARD BAR -

DELIVERY & CARRY..1 SERVICESMr: Tgooe,,tVdo.,Thurs...5pM i A M.

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Hi Kidsi How are you? i hopeyss had a wonderful New Year'sEve. I sore did. I suppose mostof yoji were at some bisO of aparty 55 1 was. Boy, yos know,I almost hick tkst New Year's

. Day snd Christmas are just alittle bit tos close together. Par-ties get tiring after while, -Well, New Year's and Christ-mss are gone for another year,,,for better or worse, sa lets getos with the business at hand.

I know you have all been wait-Ing for the information on tIsecontest I promised. 1f you re-member, the top prize is a beau-tifol stareophonic record album,Ali you have to do to ears your-oeil this beautiful prize is tooit down and think over yoursch9ol problespo. How can your

( 1in5ssvkTIsls Is thequesdon you are to aliswer, Just.write youk answer .to this oses-t_._---------------------ing 300 words. After you havecompleted your essay, send itto the Nues Bugle, 8032 Mii-wanken Ave, You may winl Thetop fiv,e essays will be printedis Ilse column sad the gb-andprize winner will be awarded abeautiful Stereo Record Album.

Just follow these simple rules:i) All entries must be post.

marked before midnight, Febro-ai-y 28, 1961.

All contestants must be inHigh SchoOl. -

Ail contestants coast dotheir own-work. Parents orfriends moot not -give hints orhelp in any way.

Essays most not exceed300 words in length,

- S) Entries must include: sameand address of contestant, age,grade In school, school attended,

Judges decisions are fi-sal. Wsasern will be ánnsuncedIn April.

s Employees- .of the NuesBugle or any members of theirimmediate family ore Ineligible.

Hurry and send your essay in50w, Entries will be Judged onthe basis of Originality & neat-ness.

-, ,- ,ÇRMlT CREAGER, 7929 N.Harlem. just Was released from

-- Lutheran General Hpspltol lastweek where he stayed for mi-not hukey Sorry you hod tobe 111 overUse holidays, Kermit,but I've heard that they bayesome pretty rote student nursesthere, is it true? I really hopethat you are feeling much better. -

PRE5ThN (WEDGE) NIESEN,8151 Elmore, Jost turned 17 os

- - January fIrst, I wish you o veryhappy birthday, Pres. A warn-ing to oil who may dure to ven-tore onto the streets: PRES'IDNnow had insurance for his car,00 he will now be driving, Beespecially careful when you goto Hiles Drugs, as PRESTONJost started working there, (I'monly teasing. Preston Io reallya sale driven)13ÓBB1E FREY, 126 Stoltlng

Rd., Maine TownshIp's Jr. Play-hoy, Io at work again, Bob sowIs beginning to turn his affen-tians toward PENNY OSBORN,2153 Walnut St, Sorry Penny,I can't help you,

The Nlles Rocket Society hada second short static firIng auFriday, December 30. Photostaken at this firing are sot rea.dy yet, hut they should -be rea-dy for release by next week.

REMINDER: Be sure to startyour essays; Remember thedeadline- Io February 28. Thisis one contest you have a goodchance In because i can almostguarantee that no more that 20kids will cister. Most of yost,ta put it bluntly, are too lazyto itsdsslge-° in such a contest.ALSO: Starting nest week, theteen sus-voy, The question, Do -

you think that gradantio fromHigh ScIool should he compel-sary? Commento to this ques-tints wlll be taken over the phonesad PrInted In thènextTeenTalls.-- -

-Busily pceperjssz materials for u safety meeting of The Woman'sClub of Nsjes are I, io r., Mrs. Howard Payne, Public WelfareChairman, de Mrs. Phillip Berges-ost, Safety Chairman, Mro, Payneis kslding a first aidkit, Mrs. Bergnrss has a reussitosbe used in mouthto o.outh resuscItation, asd a booklet entitled 'Wisatto Do Abost HomeInjuries', published by the National Safety Council.

-, Home Safety Program Hi-Lights Woman's Club Meeting

- The January Generai Meetingclearly illsstrates how to applyof The Woman's Clubof Nibsmoatis-so--mauth ressscisation. Awill b.e held an Wednesday, Ja-question and answer period willnsary 18, at the Banker Hill followCountry Club, 6635 Milwaskee

Ave., at 8 P.M.r

A very important program 55home safety has been preparedby Mrs. Philip Bergeros, Ssfety

-Chairman of the club, Mrs. i-lo-ward Payse, Wsman's Club Pub.lic Welfare Chairman, and Mrs.William Egao, Safety ChairmanTenth District, illissis Federa-tion of Wsmen(s Clubs.

Mr, Frack P, Mueller, Direr-tar of Safety for the PeoplesGas LIght and Coke Cs., willpresent a briOl discussion onartificial respiration, He willalso show a cólro firlm entitled'Rescue Breathisg, The film

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Pass ZoningOrdinance

creasing the rate for water cops,

- ....Judiciary committee ardes.tire board will meet Janoary 18to split precincts since 1010new registrants have been added155 the village rolls,

- Referred to committee bids fora chipper and a fire snorkel(bids varied from $46.000 ap),

..,.O,K,'d purchase of 2400 feetnf fire hose (l-1/2 inch) at $1.81per foot,

.,,.Re-referred request for gasstation zoning for San Oil Co.on rortheaot corres-of Milwaukeeand Ozanam, Landossisersaldthere is a restrictive deeU os-surlisg commercial bslldIngon the property which had oncebeen zoned for multiple dwell-lags, State fire mas-sisaD hadstated the tanks were too closeto neIghboring property but thegas station Interest said theywould move them to conform withall safety factors. This will like-ly appear before the February-15 zOning board,

The trustee meeting was thenadjourned until January 24,

Through the wonderful casper-atson si Mr, Al Green of Nile-Drugs mussy valuable dosrprizespertaining to - sufety, have beessecured for this meeting,

A White Elephant Sale will -follow the program

Hostesse foc the evening ore:Mrs. Leroy McComb,Mu's.DavidMcCormack, Mro. William Mc-Eserney, Mrs. Thomas McGowanMrs. Alex McNab, Mrs. A,G.Marche-chi, Mro, Herbert Mil-lei-, Mrs. Michael Miloch, Mrs.Edward Mueller, Mrs. LarryMulino, snd Mro, Alvin Neuhaus.

Mtomobile - InstraceG Bodily Injury Liability S Collision - -

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We insure Under-Age Drivers

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Continued from Page 1grosp to its days of inertia, Weeksafter Bounder was the selecteefor president, Poesclsi decided hewasted another of his-long-timefriends tu become president. The -

man, an executive of a highlysuccessful IndustrIal businesshas flot been active lu the Cham-ber for many years, But ssddenlyPoeschi tries to bell-doze his waythrough tise Chamber by pushingon the group another of his me-yfriends sud this time aspre-sident of th Chamber, lt was myunderstanding that the industrial-ist would not become active in tisegroup nelson he was top man. SoPoeschl, who had lung represenss.ed these top mes on the villageboard, tried to ram this mon downthe Chamber's throat, lt was thegood judgment of the Chamberboard that they did ñot buckle tothe ranting Bastee, For when heranted and roved at the villagehourd last moothhls fellow-tests-tees bowed to his sidewalk_job,rather than stoOd up to him.

This story, tibe the sidewolkcolumn, is written tolet you knowthe way the cardo have beenstocked in the village in pastyears, Men of no vision, men whohave allowed a villle to existwithout transportotjon withautparks, without sldewsilts havecontrolled Niles, Their tentacleshave reached into all forms ofvillage life to strangle a town,whose natos-al location shuuldhave made it a model village.

TheNdiaBule,31iura do y, bioy 25,1961The Hiles Bael Thursday, January 12, 1961

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Vitailon te share the refresh-rmesto served will swell attend-asce, Doe more appeal 55 Oak-tos Manor residents asks forsomeone to serve s -directorus the board for 500tk Merrillfand assthor for south Washing--tos. Please cootact'IDNYGUAR_,

-b-1ACC1O at TAS-4584,

I promised some vital stutis-tics and here they ore. DIANEand FRANK l-1ANSON5I8O28 Wis-ser both agree tint theIr verybest present this Cisrlstmas wasBONNIE LYNN horn as Deceso,ber 24th at American Hospital.She will be eqaally adored bythree brothers, FRANIÇ Jr., o,ROBERT, 5, and WiLLIAM, 3.Congrotuistionsl

As a town grows so doesits One and only sewspaper withIts increase In staff reporters.Guess it just naturally followsthatits tire- gossip colnmnistwould get a swelled head andfight to take one more step upthe journalistic ladder, This isthe 'swan songa' for Esotori-cony Edna, Thousands of peopleand homes are -a natural fieldfor stories of such interest theydeserve more than s brief po-ragi-aph in a column with otherItems, This will be my newassignment with many thanks tomy editor and chieti

If you know someone with aninteresting hobby, nu anseoulhome, extraQrdisary personalitysr unique Possession please csllthe Bugle Office st TAS-7845or Edna Walger st TAS-8275,Just remember people are themost interesting stodieo in theworld and we are especially in-terested in bringing ts the read..ers ot this paper stories thatare refreshing and ontewurthy,So k.eep os in mlodwhenysumeetsomeone who particularly im-presses you er when you seessmethinf that Is exceptional,quaint, original or bizarre, Wewill appreciate yosr giving os abuzz,

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continuing pleasure.

FABRIC PAINTING, by B.O,Bades is a thoroagh discussionnf the techniques, choice of ma-tenuI, and suggested uses by apr'scticlng - artist whose workshave received loud acclaim. Moreimportant, a geod part of thebook iv takes op with sugges..tioss for producing isdividsuldesigns. Many companies andart-suppliers offertentile nod fa-brie-painting kits for the begin-0er or the nmatesr, but tessutter. essugh variety of designa n d . decoration, - 'Theretore,says Mr, Bades, I havetried to prepare this book tofill Those very important gapsfor the. painter, tise potter andthe amateurs inthevarious fieldsof craft.

Grete Petersen's CREATIVELEATHERCLFT containseverythIng yes seed -to know tomake attractive, unusual and veuseful leather objects, Each itemIs do handsomely styled thatit will look espesslvely hand-ci-afted rather than amalesrishly rlsomemndeyou cas make proies-sionol- looking, else- of- n-kindPocketbooks, bilhfolds,belts,gloves, sandols, a briefcase, uns-brella cover, cola purse-andas you become more expert,jackets of suede or sheepskin,

fLeather, with its rich glow andseppIe feel, lesdo os stir of lux-ory to even the simplest an-cessories, As a material lt isreadily ovoilable, inexpensive55,1 easy to work with, As o hob.by, leatbercraft is ideal, for itçembineo relaxation with creati..vity to produce decorative andfuoctisoal hand - crafted . i-tems.

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