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Mid-Month Meaniîerings

The Mayor of Long Grive is feeling like a "lone-sorné airsi" :d'ese days. He had vetaed a ltquor

. . licei-inc for. ail alleged hoddlum-domlnated countryclub lu Macown only to bavelteverwnsed by a dr-dutt court judge. The lWnoisl4quor Cnmndsstonund the chicago Crime Commission both supportedthe Mayors action substantIatIng much of the ev!-deere whtch the Meyer used . In his decision. But

. dier-the court decisten the Meyor becainectikli-. lusloned with the leek of support he redeived from

his commuelty.Notingtbegeneraiapathyfrem rest-deute he ceocluded the people just dtdnt cere forgood goverumeid. . ..

The Incident reminded us of tise lime whea NUes.

vtflage president flsut gained office after vowtegto ethninae gambling Influences in the community.When he sent eut questIonnaires toresidents askingthem to relateNIlesmost sOrbes oblems, therewas a inck of responso regarding gambling from

. the .cdrnínuntir. . According to Blase. no mere thani or 2 porsoeseven mentioned any gambling grobleminNiles. . :

Having sac.throûgh battles blg.aed umallthrougbthe yearn were kngnlyawkreottheiuckef responsewhich comes from acomimmity. How oftenwewould

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BOGLENOTE&. .

Park DistrjctPróvjejes Free Bus Service

IuuiuIusnhiIrnIn

The NUes Park District has pu-chased a-school bus for thet005s5ortatjon of Párk Distr!ctreuldents to alL sommer programstonluistog the Recrasthin Ceeie s*iñin.tog pool and the BallardSports Complex fz-ee óf. charge. lt will make a complete trtpornas! the ' Park DistritO every -hour from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Moodaythreugh. Fr!f and from 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. Saturdayand Ssnday. .(Schedaed stopo tinted on Page 19) .

Forni Golden Triangle Homeownert Association

The Golden Triaxigle Homeowners A.anociattan has been for-matated and 001icets eleted. lhfs organization encompassesrestileuts ltving. is the : area howided by Milwaukee Acense.Oakton Streèt thid Harlem Avenue.

The roster of officers load follows: Multe Jones. president;Marlo Kurtzer first vtce-president; John Savage. second vine-president; idaren Williams, secretary; Kermit, Creager. trean-Wer; POte Micek, sgc. at arino; Mary .linmp. piblicity cb5ir-moo. The Esecutive Bodrd consists df: Vero Kemp, chaIr-roas. Martha ReId, Frank Skala. Kathy Ftaghemao, and FIelenLetminlor. .., . .

.. Village of NuesEdition

9042 N. COUSTIANO aVí NItlS.IU.lei eioo H. Muenda. Aesj

VOL. 16 NO. t TIlE BUGLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 5972

The Hiles Yoath CommissionIs sponsoring their annual soft-ball marathon on Friday. June23, Saturday, June24, andSunday,Juno 25 at Jnzwialc Park, 6851Touhy, In Niles. Over 200 girlsare parucipating in lids eventwhich begins at 5 p.m. on Pr!-day, June 23. The majergortlonof proceeds from lids marathonwill be daunted ta Muscular Dye-trophy Associations of America.These monies allow MOM tocontinue research to find a causeand cure forthis crippling muscledisease. Funds from specialevents nach as, lids also enableMDAA ta continue Its puttentcareprogram, sponsor five musclecHoIce in tIse Chicago area, andto bave a summer camp for Impatients In Lake Vina. IllInOIS.

Opening ceremonies nul beheld Friday. June 23 at 8 p.m.Present at theoe festivittes willbe Dirty Dragon. of WFLD-TV'sBJ & the Dirty Dragon Show.BIlI Jackson (Bi) promotes asummer of CarnIvals AgainstDystrophy. Also present will bedisc jockeyo from WBBM-FMwho will partIcipais in a soft-baU game immediately foUowingthe ceremonies. Many officialsof the Village are nino unpeeledto attend. In addition, also pro-sent will be Andrew and LarryStegele. two dystrogity paGeotsfrom the North Shore area. SigSakowtcz ef WSNS-TV, CarmenPantelle of the Chicago Cobs,Bob Kennedy of WLS-iV andspecial guOst Anne Henning,Olympic Cold Medal Winner areonly a fmi of the celebrtues who000 expected to attend

. Public Wor

. Cqr WashZoning Board Turns Down, ng. for an OSte-

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the $85,000 Is for legal fees in-corred by the school dIstrIct.

The total $265OOO fIgure iowindfaU for the school district,whIch originally gircbused theland tor about $50,000 approxt-mutely lo years ugo. Threaten-Ing condemnottoa proceedings itpirchased the Mod from devel-oper Ben Mattone te hutid àschool. More recently It abate'doned the school plan and whenIt decIded tO sell the propertyManean nought to have the landreturned. The courts decided infavor of the school district whir!?led to theapproslmateS00%wifld-fall profIt.

le other actIons the perk booedreceived the sad news from Itsattoreeyit will owe .pay pro-.party taxen on its LI.l Tam golfcourte. RepresentIng the land-owner, attorney Paul Brandel senttwo bills . tatallng $10,966 for thesi acre,coilrse which Is presont-ly being leased by the park,dls-triçt. The biG for 1971 to cay-ered in an agreement, enteredteto by the park boar& Parkattorney Gabe Barrafa!o noted ifthe tases were not paid the en-tIre agreement bet-lees the parkdistrict and the TAM ownerscould be placed in del oult.

Pork Com,ulsoloners, and pur-.cicularly Jack Looke, thought theoriginal agreementdldnotincludeany tax paynñent agreements. ButBarrafate noted such an agree-ment was signed. Lenke also saidthe assessment for. the 37 ad-reswas merely a figure Bran-del submitted, disregarding theless valuable property. Park of-facials thought part nf the tow-landa should be assessed differ-

traGen offIces, 7601 N. MII- ently than land bordering on Cold-waukee ave., will he closed Sat- well Avenue and will seek a dU.urduy moridágs during July and forent asuessment for futureAugust, and through Saturday, )'°'°. .

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ks Recêivçs Safety Award',

NUes Park Hoard approved anordinance Thunday nIght to plchose 1.54 acres of JonquIl Terrace prOperty from school dIo..tritt 64 tor $15,tOO, and willInane the remainIng property for$10 per year with au ofulon wparchase the remaIning 2/3 nf thetotal acreage (about S acres) byJaooury 31, 1975 for $110,000.lt was estimated about $a,000 of

Final Registraon. - .t $yjmmjs.g

Pool Passes .

The Nibs Park DIstrict willhO takiog final registration forSwimming itliol passen at the Re-creadon Couler, 7877 Milwaukeeave. on Thursday from 5:30 p.m.to 4:30. p.m. and 7 p.m. to9 p.m.Also on Saturday from 9 a.m. to2 p.m. Anyone interested in pic-chasing a season pass for swim-mlng musç register at ene of thethree times listed above.

Registration for AquatIc Pro-grams will be taken at the Re-creatten center onMllwauheeave.and at the Ballard Sparts Com-pIes on Ballasti, Monday theoFrIday from 1 p.m.' to 5 p.m.Rogistrauon fur all other rperea-tien programs will he taken atthePark DistrIct offIces from 9a.m.to S p.m. Monday theo FrIdayand 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Salar-days.

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Celebrutv,r swevpstake& Absolutely nslhivgIo buy. Just SII v the evrry. Sring it in or, tyou preter, marl rl iv und ycure in the run-rrrrrl. Grand Prise IO dillerent Frigidaire Ap-piranCen lyvu gel to pick them sull plusF5004 rrr cash 50 Firul Place Prrzes: yourchoice el any . . . repeal, any . . . onerrrprdarro Apyharrce Celebrarvi Enler here.

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Wtn a Frigidatne Parly-Cube Ice SrAice. 4awarded right In thts storetWe're lsubng tsrhe 4 oldest reirigerators around. Come in and

enler. li you're a winner, ysu'll get a cçmpinteIce Service Kil Consistifl5 of 3.FIes-Qulk PartyCube Ice Trays und a handy setyer. Nothing tobùy. Lots lo celebrale doting Peppy Birthday.

STORE HOURSMondoyThursdOY

Friday9 AM.- 9 P.M.

Tuesday-Wednesda. Saturday.

Ir A.M.-6 P.M.Closed Sunday

Sunday. JW t8 - - -, Leud party repOrMd on Bettyr

;ry. sjgmdoUiceredVISedre-ntdent St enyoplaint and he saidhe would comply.

Schnauzer reported struck bcar at OatCtOfl and OC .

to trio owner an Octay of-woo net Injured aodwas tucned

fleer. .Morton plIai In ill heaith.

ted the theft of his lR62Cervalr - Ambutance cell re 7535 Oak-van from 6969 Oaktan st. Stolen con to transport Lottie Amonto,auto rAPWO tanned. . Chicago te Lutheran General Is

...Mntòr Vehicle Accident Ot Ill health.W2t9 Osceelo tovelving vehiclesof LaurIe Grendel, 8220 Oscenla. Saturday, June 17 _hilen and Edward Swtdnr 8219 . ., l964 Chevy driven by Kurt

Baumler, 7952 Nordica struckthe south wall uf the residenceat 7958 Noro. He was tat in..

Osceola, NiIm.t°tre Dept. extinguished blaze

lo 1962 Rambler to löt nf a Bar-tom ase. aute dealer.

3 year old Greeuleaf ave.boy Was bitten on armby n°1gb-hors dog. Animal placed underoboervatlas.

Argument over ice cubes be-rocen a St. Louis man mid aChIcago Corneo io a Tnuhy ave.motel Was settled by unsignedottbeor. (Clearly a case of loas-Ing thetr 'cool.')

Harts rd. resldestcomplainedre polIce two dogo atwoys atlarge Is front of her residence.Aooigne4 offtcer contacted asS-

June26Nitos Tapo meetlog, 6:30 p.m..

RecreatIon CenterNttes Trim club. 8:30 pjs.,

Recreation CenterNiles HistorIcal & Art pciety,

7:30p.m., Recreation CesterDramu Workshop. 5:15 p.m.,

RecreatIon CenterNileo Grandmother's ebb, lt

am., Recreation Center

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Jose 27MIes Scheut Dint. 71 Board MJs(ELLI'S HOMEMADEmeetIng. 7:30 p.m., Nltea school

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Village Board meetisg, E p.m.,CuencO Chambers

Friends of the LIbrary, e p.m.,j N KSNUes Library

Jase 28Senior CitIzens Cammisnien, 8

p.m.. Council Chambers (BeckRoom)

Hiles Zosisg Unerd, 8CouncIl Chambers

Jane 29Senior Citizens club (social),

lt o.m., Recreation CenterDrivers Seminar. S p.m., Cous-

cil Chambers ..

June 30Nues Work Strop, 8 p.m., Roc-

reotlon Center

July5NIles Reg. Demo. club, 8p.m..

8070 Milwaukee ave.Nibs Youth CommissIon, I

p.m., Ceuscil Cknmbera

Authors New BookMervin Charles Katz, inousac-

tor at doflasonj at Oakton Corn-mastty college, is the author anderWtor of a new book, 'Sctescesof Man and Social Ethics."

The beak is composed of a se-lektIon ,f essays kynotedasthar-115es od ethics, science, ambre-10150,. economics. plulesoithyand socIology dealIng with varta-tiuss no doe theme of human dig-.stty. Jr. Katz edited the bodicoeS wrote the introductloo.

Dr. Katz Is .pfly feachiogclasses for Leglc axed FhftgaopIsyat Oaktos Community chllege,7900 N. Nagle, Marten Greve. HeIs nIno a mrtfass.g teacher atCentral college in Chicago.

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mols' enlier who said he wouldlook i' them In hIs yai'd.

Emergency team nurse atLutheran General Hospital repor-

they were treating a 9 yearold Creenleaf. et. residest whohod been bittes so the lower lipby her pot gerbil. .

Ausbalante call to 9122 Corn-borland to transpovt Harry Cia-samos to Lutheran General Hes-

.15 year old Glesvlew youth

reported lyIng down os groundIlarrises. Youth was found Sleep-Ing by ossigsod officer and hisparents were advised of whet hadtraosplred.

Armed Robbery reported atJewel- Osco, 8730 Dempoter,where a 27 year old Mllwaskeo

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man was apprehended. investIgo-don revealed sabject was wastedby polIce departments il,severulmIdwest states.

Boy's Schwurs Varsity racerreported sSolest from Golf MIII

.parking lot by Mortoo Grobe

-girl.20 mnsth old gIrl reported

binen os the right cheek by dogos Betty terr. Dog cao takesto Golf Mill animal hospital forobservaMos,

Severnl businesses tsthe 8000block of Waoloegas rd. were re-ported burglarlzed.They inclododNIles Currency Esettynge, NorthSuburban Dog Trabslng, VtctoneCleaners . Victone woo tkp onlyode able to estImate loso at timeof report. They reported jh losouf clotbiog soloed at $19W'

Ambulance cull to 7355 Boro10m te trosspert Siasley Kéilts,Chtcago toLotheranGeneral Hou-p1101 after he fell and sustainedu head injury.

Friday, Jose 16 - - -Ambolasce call to 8541 Mil-

washes to trusuport Edward Nich-oison to Lutheran General. Mr,

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.BLOTIERNichoison ss a nears pollens.

Air cleaner reported stolenfrom 1968 Chevy by NotifIca ave.resident.

20" boy's block and orasgehike reported found os Chester.Bike uvós trucS und retorned toowner 05 Grace st.

Auto-Bike accident at 8166MtIvaukne invoiviog bike rider55rry Forty, 8129 Odell, Biles

and auto driver, Stanley EraIs-ski, 8276 EImore,, Biles.

Keeney ave. residest roper-ted to poupe she had receivedun usosyssous cull from a maiesobject whn said he eus golog tokIll her.

Wllmette youth appreheodedwhile being observed trying iobrouIt 1510 a perked car osOketo.

Biles Fire Dept. estingoloheda bloze in a 1969 Botch esglseno Demçster and Cornherlasd.

Thursday., fase 15 - - -Woman reported hit by auto

at Csurtiasd and Lyons. Driverwas Patricia Fissamore, 80400Lyses at., Biles and pedestrianwoo Myrsu Molina, 630E Teohyave,, Biles.

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Chicago woman roporicd per-son(s) unknown had removed bothtier Iront assi rear license platesfrom her perked car io Golf Mliiperkiog lot.

Motor Vehicle AccIdent ai7901 Cuidwell involving vehiclesof Marilyn SOnos, 7003 SeoardBiles and Sarah Hickey, 695fMonroe, Biles.

Engine fire is 1966 Chevyperked os Gross Peint rd. es-tioguished by Biles FIre Dept.

criminal damage reported toproperty of Milwaukee ave. realestate. PIstol or rifle shots tInotwo large tbermopaoe Windowscaused upprosimaleiy $500 dam-upe,

Wedoeoday, June 14 - - -Elmore ot. resident reiwr-

toot youths in urea were throw-ing mud against her building.Youths were gane os arrival ofofftcer,

Ambulance call ro 56110 Jar..vin to transport Ke000ih Soldinf Wheeling fo Lutheran Gennruluftorhe pasoed out whileatwork.

7 ft. X 12 ft. window reparoted broken in Jewel store, 8060Ooktoo bp çerseo(s)ashswao. Es.timated vobo $480.

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On Sunday. June 25, durIngdie IO am. worsblp servie ofthe NUes C.mmunity church(United PXeSbtCrIan). 7401 Qak-ton BL, William Michael Young-blood wIU be ordained and In..nialled as the church'u first fuR-Urne Asnlatant MiniSter. Thecombined choIrs wili sIng a upe-ciel Anthem Dr. Johu&wk-hart, Profeunor of SstemaUcTheoIogy. Mccormick 1o-logicui Semtha cMcago;wIupeech. Church school classesor Nursery-Kindergarten chU-

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Vol. 16 No. 1, june n. 1972

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will he conducted concurrentlywith the worship servira: Carefor toddlers through 2-year-oWnwill uso bef1ovIded. RnlnfOrmofrecelgion fqMr;Youngj,1aodwI11be held luuùedlately (oUowlngthe

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BUGLE NEWSPAPERS

Ghurcb activities during theweek of Jinie. 26 wIll Ii1ude:Mondays 7 p.ni. -RoyScoutoop62: TUesday. 8. p.m. - OrIsUinEducatIon Committee; and.Thursday, 7 p.m. - Junior UoIrreheirsal, 8:10 p.m. - SenIorOwh rehearsal.

Rio: 966-390.144PUbUBhed Weekly on Thursday

Mill Suhecrlj*Ion Price - $3.75 Fr Ye.r

Second CIáus fbstage Paid at Ghicage. ill.

David Besser PublisherRobert Del Prato JGeneral ManagerJeaneue Von Hoffen. Art Doge. ManagerRachel Besser............. Resinose ManagerRobert Wagner Circulation Manager

:::' Editorial DegeDiane Miller..... .News Editor

Phyllis WeinbergDisplay Advertising

Bob Del PratoArthur Schuett, Jr.

Ed HunnenDavid Bencr

- Art Department StaffValerle Burns Glorie StinagMary Ann Masnarl Arlene ZoellickDoug Bariett Cameraman

LAWN - GARDEN - ORCHARD - FARMo INCH WORM

r Use Savin. Safe.

S-A-L-EShade Trees EvèrgreensFruit Trees. Shrûbs.

o WEED ICILLERSAquatic, Lawn. CardenShrub .

a MULCHES - Patio BlocksStone, bark. Peat Moss.

s BLACK TOP SEALERSAI(RETE PRODUCTS

o GYPSUM & LIMESoll Conditioners. Ball DlamoddMarking

LAWN GARDEN,.

TREE PROBLEMSBring room. S'luce pests ordiseased leaves, twigs. sod

.10 poli' bag or Jar.

a SAVE PIN OAKand ether yellowing treeswith Iron NOW.

a BIRCH LEAF MIÑERUse Systemlcn. May avoid bot-ors.

ANTI-BIRD MESHProtect fruit and berries.

a ROSESPhaltan (black Bpst). Systemics(insects). Benlate. Chicken Manure

e SUMMER LAWN FEEDINGPS Thrf & Garden. Urea. Manures.Black Dirt

e MOSQUITO b FA CE FLY STICKSFor mosquito & fly Control Qn dogs

Pin Oak Yellowing?Treat with New Iron Pellets

I FOECANNIyIGISTONE CROCKS AND MASON JARSII ALL SIZES

LAKE-COOK FARM& GARDEN STOREZ

. i- - . -' 997 Lee St. (Route 45)- 2 Blacks No.16 of Algonquin Rd. ut Oakwood-.,..- DES PLAINES 824-4406- ,...- Open Evenings & Sundays

Area Churches HoldCooperative Discussions

ReIre500taUves of churches inthe NUes nial Martas Graverons-nlunhty gathered on June 10 todismiss issues of common con-corn In the areaofeffecdveevan--gellsuL.

Pastors or layuseurepeesented4 congregations: St. Luk&s unitedcolt-rh of chrIst, Marion Grave;Lutheran church of the Resut--rection. Biles; NUes omnumitychurch and St. Anselm'a Epis-colmI church, Park Ridge. The

NWJuno 23, at 8:15 North-

went Suburban Jewiab congrega-tian will Matall the newly electedofficers of the congregation, ina specialSabbathlnstalladonSer-vIce. Rabbi Lawrence H. Chat-nayand Cantor Oison A. Lavi willconduct the saSticot-s whoRobert LeBauer,Seymour BrPresident; Mrs. George Waleno,Ways & Meaps Vice Preoldent;Lewis Greenberg, Ritual VicePresident; Arnold Dobkin, Mein-.bet-ship Vice Presidonti Mrs. DanBauer, Recording Secy.; Mrs.Seyssour Primer, correop.Secy.;Norman Rich, Financial Secy.;Swart Goldsand Treasurer.

lu addition. 29 dIrectors willalso be installed. The evening.also ,wlll Include July and Junoanniversaries. The celebrantswill host the Oflag Shabbat fol-lowing the services. The newS)magogue Choir under the direr-tien of Mrs. S. Raso will malintheir eppearaoce.

The NSJC Nursery school willonce more offer bus service atosminal cost to 3, 4, and 5-year old ckildrenattendlog ockoollo the Fall. NSJCmakes availablethe moot experienced and largestnsrsery school which combinesprr-nchool activity with Judaiccontent. The stain licensed schoolhas extensivo facilities.

Saturday morning, June 24 at9:15 a.m.; Daniel, son of Mr.and Mrs. M. Green will be BarMitzvah. and at 7 p.m... Howard,son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Iseo-stein will ho Bar MItzvah.

Sunday morning services at 9n.m.

. Executivebeinstalledare;President; Danice Presidenti

House Vice

meeting was held t Lutheranchurch of the Resurrectiqn.

11ie discussIon of the meet-Ing focused on t!on need to redonethe Image of competitiveness incongreganional contacta with thecommunity whileowimaintalnjnga oteong denominwional and con-gregational base. The group est.plot-ed areas Inwhlch cooperativeefforts would provide a more ei-fective Christian wiuseso to thecommunity auch as wich Jointiel-lowsitip events, areferralaystemfor newcomers In the communItyand joInt efforts as ¡rovidingnewconsero as wellas establishedresidents with Information shoutthe congregations In tile corn-0105ity.

This discussion of areas forcooperation win çonllnue throughthe summer months and repro..oentatives of any of the corn-mirnity congregations are wel.couse to attend. The next mens-ing will he held on Suait-dey,July 15. 9:30 a.m. at St. Luke'sUnited Church of Chriat, 9233Shorter, Morton Grove.

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jeiiztt Iunn*tiiMaine Township Jewish coo-

gregatlon, 8800 Ballard rd., DesPlabes will install officers forthe coming year during SabbathEve Services Friday, June 23,8:30 p.m. Melvin Dick heads theintW Slate and will be officiallyInstalled in a special religiousceremony prepared by Rabbi JayKurzen,

Scott Weinstein, son of Mr.and Mrs. Marvin Weinstein, 8347Hart-leon. NUes. will observe his.Bar MItzvah Satsrday, June 24,0:30 a.m.

The annual MTJC Dinner Dancelo .Swiday, Jute 25, 6:30 p.m. etthe Reinada Inn, Hlghwood, Ill.

Bingo will be played everySunda evening tloiighout thesummer at 8 p.m. in our air-conditioned auditorium.

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Ii guot apeahet- wlli COOdo;8:15 p,m Set-vices Friday lCsogreauon Adas Shalom, iiW. Deniiistr. Morton Grove.congeation Adas Shalom is amodern, traditional synagegue,Both members and non.rnemi,EN

may enroll children forschool sessions begInnj,g inigp.teinber. For more Informatin;call 966.9542.

A general meeting will heg1at7nI5 p.m. Sunday. June 25.

To inquire about the synagogueor Hugh Holiday tickets, call 966.9542, To be placed an the huIle..hiefa mailing Bot. call 967-5gi

A picnIc will be sponsored bythe cengregationug. i3 In MarnaWoods. Glenview.

Friday evening servlc wIllnat be held the first three weehs

July hoc will be resumed July

First BaptistChurch

Rev. Wesley Forhes Pastor ofRoad Town Ba*Ist church on theIsland of Tortola, British VirgInIslands, win open a 4-day MIs-sionary Conference at the FirstBa*Iat church of Riles. 7339Waukegan rd., onSsnday, June 25,and will deliver the ii o.m. ser-mon. Pastor Forbes will continishis messages each evening at 7p.m.. on Juste 25. 26, 27 and 28.A Pot Luck dinner will he heldat the church Immediately afterthe il a.m. Sunday service. Thopiblic is cordially Invited to at-tend these oergices.

Sunday School classes for chu-drei,, young people and adu'tswill be held at 9:45 a.m. PastorMcManus' clasn will continue ItsStudy of the Books of hbetry andProsecy In the Oid Testament.

Care for bables and toddlers-.- . will ho provided et all services.

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David Besser, .rublloher of The Bugle Joined the hundreds nfothtr Nibs residents asked to contrIbute to the softball Marathonon 'Can Day' Saturday, June 17.

The 53 hour Marathon. organized by Mary Ann Mossarl (shownabove), Donna Bovaro and Phyllis Keopko (Youth Commissioner-Mor-iban Choirmait) hopes to top last years total proceeds raisodof $2,000 to help fight Muscular Dintrophy. The Marathon Is beingheld italo weekend, Juno 23, 24 und 25 ut Jnzwiak Fork, Touhy andFraoks in Nibs. (Story os Page i)

Distñct 61 Caucus MembershipThe School DistrIct 67 Caucos of qualified persons as candidatesMembership AcquIsition Corn- the District 67 School Board.vittee wIll he entertaining apphi.

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Floyd T. Pulle led the RegulärI Repelsilyan Organization yf Maine

Township delegation to the Re-faihlicon State Conventlos whichhegen Saturday, June 7 In Rock.

: ford. A total of 30 locul resi-dents attended as delegates' oralternates.

The work of the cooventlonwlli' Include: the writing of the Illinois

platform; the nelectionof SO dele-gates and IO alternates to the na-tional convention; the election ofRepebllcan electors to the EIer-tot-ui College; and the nomina-clon of candidates for trustees ofthe University of Illinois.

Mortod Grove was representedby Carson Gallagher and Alex..ander White, Nues by Mike Pro-vene000.

'Last Of The

Red Hot Lovers'Don Knotin will make his Chi-

cago area stage debut an star ofthe Neil Simon Comedy, "TheLust nf the Red Hot Lovero,"opening June 22 at the ArlingtonPark Theatre, and playing throughJuly 30.

Knolls will be Joined In the castby Pomelo BriDon, (well known asMro. Brown on the TV serles"My Favorite Martian" whichstarred Bill Bitchy and Ray Wal-ston); Ja Anne Mered9tb. and NolaRoeer.

Performances and ticket pricesare as followo; Tuesday throughThorodoy - S p.m. - $5. Friday,8i30 p.m. - $6. Soturday, 7 andlO;30 p.m. - $6. Sunday, 7 p.m. -$6.

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Mr aed Mrs. William C.Lemcke of Cblcogo celebratedtitett bist eddthg Anniversary

.on Saturday. Jute 10 at theirdaagliter atti soo-Io-law's homeIo Nibs.

Tite party was given by Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Mjoen and Mr.

-;ì;eqiàn Membership Dinner7Ibe ¡tI. tZOIeVtOhramLS- PoOo GoOtt 4O'OOtSX Ott-

mmesbt drnoum-. Thfs gndoel Pz ao Per h& Erak am Ie thg hfttt.

eo fmtttOS tIe state prttO. ptp(ctt.. thtthaoa Ffcbs tthtt egO wZc thc1oed

ttitef att memIobdpttcepoett- ftrome Eoot cr commaode(tIem the preofaue pe ttas the PftUb Cabt tI Mo edfttboeoettd gugot. ypiotted by o- a

mtOP otre eefdr. EnoOe ttas aTaopedPdrtt. Caed =e of 12ticago. tI far lay Ne&ir aed ComeaiI. F

as befdatGrosstIehd'ttReota- keel mimf ou The Sbythty, they foeuterLy eoeas Ffazttbd Veroa.aod Ucebejess..rayTIe tote il reedde ittPs ad dLaGtttv aed Sltohietbemeebttel: toiçe1ra e 1= a-

Dfat2: çénc this potteeot mottle thad1(eeotcilt-my style. rbe group bm f M:'$. i-of Macold Johoaxt, jass Wbiethty. for Gr,e a formeraod Veotte Eogbbaom.re5ffl- f

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trd Rag CTuf, EtSxa at O am 1'tai rOm of th f1s

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ug Amrf ¡Afn5 of& forthor ptf1 CooS, the

ach los 0Oce-0000fa1 ftÍvOL M a pot-Ith hIto ro b0twod upoutho g000tS Y Cite hct In o ohwof e1th. The guOOtS later ot-rompt t9UraSO tIe rhost'o ohooof weIth by bostowtg gtfof their OttO.

O O sftoILar eerrer. the shthroogh eigbXt ttettd-thg Public LtIrOrOThurtothird potazdt ttflI try to

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ng Club \Fúiiatcbttaedo one aOaber th the gifI'they offer. l ellis cese, hAw0700.tñc fbS' afli be eadb Cf lIe'Soh5ernoOs aod recommanda-nene abate bøøIe thay'll readthis sommer.

NocI meek the chbTen willread selections from categoriesof books, sorio as Ocfettce ilcOfan.bwnor faotaoy. mysteryandsus-portee. od discuss ttIetJb;oy'ttoread at the Saturday potbatcit.lIase parilcipatbag io the pot-batel wIll caro o ThorderbirdReadlog Club certificate.

Mrs. Joacer Larsee ele willbr Zeafbog tIe discussfoe grmegodories that odttuce regietrOtfOuIs roqtdred and will begboejwte19. For further belormatboe coo-.tact Mrs. Lactes be the Chil-deeos Room. 967-&554.

sed bien. Paul Siesders. litarewere 20 guests present.

Their alece, Lydia Pick. madethem a bille cake. Their dough-Lets end famflyboughtthem apic-tore afthe'Lord!s Suppor.' Theyreceived many bouquets offlowers, and other gifts.

Receives Donatioo Weight Reducing110000e Grove UOIt fl34 Am-

oncee Legboo Auxiliary retiring . Classes at YMCApresident lico. Frontis Seizerwelcomed Post Commander iVil- Mrs. bltckey Stout, Skill School11am Cuooalby and the Gifts for of the Leesbag Tatterthe Hospitalized Veteraus Chair- YMCA, oo arby ave.. Nileman, post commander Raymond boo annaunced that the new CalHarris. to their recent meeting. 000 .ugonymous weight rmrdÍogliareis, tobo previously annaunced classes wiR begbomuruday, Jenethe braceada of the Legion's 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Fridayweekly Wednesday biege games Jene o from 9115 to 11:15 am.for one month would be donatedto the bod1es of the Auxiliary.

Bbt sitthti servIces will be

alada the cootrthotioa ofoffered in the Friday morning

$1,267.23.class.

In the past other ftmctlottswereThe program will COnsist

held by the Post to derive taudslow calorie, 111gb pronele diets.

With this gmouot. a gift will beclOe, relaxation. pien a complete

furnished each former service-charm course uf posture and

for theunitu state-wldg program.°" calorie reciPes attA euer-

man now confined to a VA Huso ttOlMtt sido care and maIeu

filai lo the Chicago aeq:he wig techtiiqaes. and many other

women have woo many awardsddngs of interest to the iadiee.

for their outstanding efforts ex-l 647-8222 for further In-

nded in thIs fIeld. -lomeados.

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. dentwerciwes ategr the LgToaer YMcAthataaned Jene ZA. e

ing' enewwrfrdprugoom Is staftledor enea nenftben t.icont. Yo and edtjri atU Ato.covernomantentttdd-bmgunen reXarien4 reatfom ingthellom

lendmrslip Es of.ored by tIe following dea= hobby, S totormtF dace.. Mjiatk. Sports tod

e.otsdecnt ate anenuaged to pIrthefr sommer prugoam too, oriregister go least Ore week tO(OrOcIneren hei

dall sport anAtItorica1edtt.tm cl,350z 0G week toom) wifl

ncicden Indo. Karate, YgFandng marfrem Self-ftsteo.

øs and Wosowi's ValleybaLSpedita for Women, 'Tho-

Tantri. atd the popolar"hAse WniAtFof' pengoom, alsoWait-a-Wa' (erercfse pto.gtwtts fAr esarc motIers)Car - -f2 Croit.

oning FSMCalgIflIons, . -r ". Odvarced)arebeing -.. «' ' ASweebCoIl courue is -. .. matedlog or anetalog ''-..- Spott.

'The ditizatic ..... ox (10week torts) furOre S ßaailtg Safety" cmodsedfrtcted by the Oli. CoaSt GuardAuJJiaXt. Prngres5ie Salm io.utrtcllos, Sctoha Divtog. ari oundO. course designed espoclailyfar thøe who have netter Learr.nico swim called Land Loller?'are ali net fur tIte Otrotter termincluding Udo Savhtg classes ardDiving loutettctbofl.

Sal Interest, Fire Arts.auth Hobby classes fur Adults (10wealts), 1mt-'t-: Decaufage. Ma.orante, 'LearUW Nebar? 'Cof.fec Talk" (z discussion group onthe 7 Uherol Arts), Interior De.sign and Lie000ailcO, Ar; Guitar,Beginner BrIdge, I'ypoe$IS, DogObedience, phonagrooy ari"hiaderrt Jarm Cantee atti loar.,dse.' Pr1ncip1e5 of Succasoftil-investing" a S week term (tnt-torn no1dIscussiar)regordlul theInterestIng elements. ari impar.tance ofbtWeSt1OgfOruaOtd moneymoralement IS also scheduled.Another 5 week spociol. Donas-tmakiog far begimters or dvaucndstudents.

Local youth will find a livelyan4 uutstandlng program of

cigotos to 0)0000e from. Teoweelcotosos: Theante Workshop. Art,Gritar. Ballen, ArtSondCraftS"for 3 ta 5 year nids, and Pro-school "Mnsic'far4-5 year rids.A S week cuursebressmaldtc for"Teeos IS being offered fur

Youth Sleds. Floysicat educO-don and Aquatic cb055es(IOweeks) Include: Judo. Karate,Americas Self-Protection, Gts-nestles. Archery. Diitc. LifeSaving and pragress1vSwim it-struction.

Girls TrIOOna5tOCS. ari BodyBuilding for hoyo wifi be coo.tinued. .

Also scbeduléd fer 10

weeks Is the Junior and Family"SIdo EBvlttg course for 12 yrS.

sd above. Youth GolicbasSeS arenet for 6 reale.

The pre-School "Gyro usiSwim" program fer cindrtofuur

- mouths to 7 years. . One of the¿-Tower YMCA's leading actbsitieS

Is beIng continued-"Tiny Tottt" nd "Small Pry"

(S tirs 7 yearS) may be eiaralbed

in the Tower Tennis Club ra.testily organized for this age

group (10 week term).Remember, ali classes are

ochedubed to begin the week ofJune 26 Advance registration Isadvisedl

Information regarding classe5.schedules. fees and regiotrudonprocedIste nosy be ohtaloed bycalling 6.78222, Ext. 556 ordrop bfLeaningTowerYMC'.6300 W. irouhy ave. and piCl OP

a Ptogran1 SerViCes" brochure.(Baby sitting services uvifib0

MÌke and JacksUn76 Station

Shown above sporting a tèw remodeling In MIke and JacksUnion 76 SerSlce StatIon located at 9201 N. Waukegan rd.. MortonGrove. Crawners Mike Fovet und Jock tuhin are proud ta announcethey hove porcbased a new front end machine and built a new buyto accommodate this precision mocione. Both men have receivedextensive traInIng In the proper use of this mackline so os ta betterserve their customers. ' -

They bave beeS at this location for iS years oerving area resi-dents and after the fittest aervite on air ctnditlaoIug, tuneupa,brahnO. front end work and transmisSion work. /

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So Stop In und visit Mike and Jock. Their flendlinesn and know.hua urn rara ta make you a regular customer, \

Largest in the Area

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Peck FletAr, owner of titi e60argeot newly remodeled agency forYamaha atti . Sozabi modelo palots out the many features of a Su-zulu lo bis opacioos sales room which contains many models ofboth Yamaha and Suzuki macblocs. -

Des Plaines Yamaha and Suzuki is located at . Rand and RiverRuado io oes Plaines. Thephone number lu 298-3322..

Yrabel. Promoted at -Zenith

tu lotrchaslog engineer, assistantVision. l-le moved Op5IccensIvely

quality control eogineer, sopor-lfltefldeot of quality control, and

was promoted to asoistant chief

dio Corparanias'u plant i at 6001w. Dochers ave. Announcement

Zenith's generai plante manager.

of service, Vrubeljolnedthe cam-pony In u precision ingpoction as-Olgifment in thequalltcontral di..

yruducton managdr. In 1961, be

Prodttctlsn engineer, In 1965 co

muted to manager of Zenith Ra-

uOs made by-Qoo A. Petersen,

Nick Vrakei bis been pro-

A Zenith veteran with 25 yearn

Junior collage. -

hin wife. Dolores. and their twodaughtert, Deborah and Darlene.live in NUes.

onivorsity. lie gradnated fromMaine East In 1969. He is major-ing lo Science.

Chicago. Vrabeb attebded \Vrightnttk'o manufacturing plant 2 In

Mortttn Grove, hon mude theDeans List at Western Michigan

1967 tu assistant manager of Za..chief pndoctlan engineer. and In

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On Dean's List

A nativo of Chicago, he and

Rick Johnson, 7507 Foster,

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The Bugle, Thursday. June 22, 1972 Fugo 7

Warnstedt . Grainger Foundation Gift-NASS Speaker to YMCA

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- Russ WarosceitThe Chicago Chapter. Natienul

AuOociatian of Suggeotiqo Sys-toms, recengly conducted u Re-f10001 Conference at Roosevelt

- university. Among the spoolersecpooncling thevirtuno of EmpboyeSuggestion Plans throughout theNation, won Ruso Warnstedt, Sog.gestion Coordinator for the Chi-cago Transit Authority.

Mr. Warostedt in a local Nuesresident and lives at 7410 W.Howard st. He was catodici asa Suggestion Spule's Administro.tar In Denvor. Colorada, durInglust year's annaal NASS Can.ference.

Top Insurance

Salesman

Gerard J. BuegercGerard J. Bungert and his wife

recently returned from a three-day sales meeting In Hollywood,Pia.,-. where he was honored an,a memher of Continental Asour-unce Co.'s Key Ciob for top lifeirisurnnce sales men.

Bangert lIves at hOZO Porestdr., Mnrtoo Grove. This is thefirst time he has qoalified forKey Club membership. -

Stahier NamêdCushman Supervisor

- T. Richard "Dic tabler hanbeen promoted to the IdSeolnr GreupSopervinorb AuronD. Cuobman and Associates. amationai public relations/mar-heting firm headquartered here.

Stabler joined Cauhmun lo 1971au an accoont esecutive. Priorto this le served lo public re-lutions and advert)siog capacItiesfar the I-laos Roc,pig Organization.Highland Pork. and AMSTED Itt-Austrieb, Chicago.

An Evaou Scholar graduate ofthe University of Illinois, Stableralso did graduate work In theUniversity's School of Commuai- -catturo. A veterao. ha nerved iothe Army froyt 1964-66 and pce-nently holds the rank of Captainin the Army Reserve (Inactive).

Stabler resides in Marten.Grove, toith his ovile, Mary Kay.and son.

-A challenge Jgift uf $100,000

by the Grafngc' Faundutlon ofNUes bao been denounced by CIII-fard Soldier, Chairman of theLeaning Tower YMCA Board nf.Directors and Arthur Berlinger.Campaign Chairman of the Y En-paesino F' nd.

The Grainger pledge in in sup-port of the YMCAs enpanslonef-fort for $990.000 to eliminate themortgage on the original buildingand to provide expanded facilitiesand programs far the peopleserved by the Tower Y IncludedIn the construction are an udii.lineal indoor swimming pool,gymnasIum with running truck.hancitall courts, enlarged locherreams and other oupporting fa-elUden.

The Gruingur P000dutionpledge Is predicted uflonthucum-pletion uf the Campaz'l and- thebreaking of ground by rarly Pall.

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Now, be the fIrst to see und play the newest at the new. RamesMusic Company han porchaued dozens nf pianos and organs fromNatinoal Music Exposition at McCormick Place. Not Jost ordinorymodels, bût prized buyera' samples. This means that each undevery une bao been meticulously checked out mechanically andcosmetically. They are un near perfection un io humanly possiblebecause buyers from all over the world made their yearly por-chuning commitments on the basin of what they saw at the NationalMusic Show Jost euidj, lo Chicago. ' -

Because Kurses han removed these samples from the showroomfloors und bao saved repacking and reohipping charges; hecooseKarten- han porchaned In large volume; and because these arefbonr samples. YOU CAN BAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS if youact now. - -

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Nues Grandmothers ClubThe regular meeting of the

Nues Grandmothers Club, Char-ter 699 wlJj be held Vednesday,June 28 at 12 noon In the NUesPark Recreation center.

President Irene Fetchtner stillcall . the meeting et order. MS-linda Geistler will have roll calland Marie Weak will otter theQiwning Irayer.

Recess for luncheon will follow.

01st. 61 Seeks

Board MemherThe District 67 School Board

is seehlng names of jwrsons in-Wrested In Board membership.Dr. Stanley Frank bas resignedfrom that Board. His reoigna-tien, effective June l5 was cc-cepted with regret.

Any resident Interested in f ill-ing that vaçncy should contactthe Board Secretary, Mrs. MadgeBlanko. o :2oo. The ap-.'lntm t would e tendustil tiseAprii Scheel Boar. election.

-colman, ESther Austermuehle andPansy emar .

. On the agenda of business areplansfor our onimer activitiswhich will iñelude Nues Days andpicnic yotingo at tUsS sommerhomes of members Helen Skajoand Phyllis Roffolo.

Oar annual. Whtte Elephant salesviii also'e seId at this meeting.

Our club Is deeply saddenedis the leso of our dear memberand good friend, Violet Dowgial-lo. We still miss her. -

A boy. Peter Daisiel, was boro.to Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. SkIS-der. 18 Whitehall et:, 8,,ffcloGrove, os May 25. The babyweighed 8 lb. 2 3/4 oz.

A girl, Mary l3l1e. was heroto Mr. and pvirs.,'Jolias Navarro,1682 Rand lid., Des - Plaines, onMay 31. -The baby weighed 7 lb.

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Three evening programs ofchildren's bedtime stories arebeing pfanned for 3 to 6 yearold os the last Wednesdays ofJose, July and ugsst., Jose 28,July 29 and Aofsot 30 at 7:30p.m.. The forty mioute programscosdocte«by Mrs. Joanne Larsenwill feature stories, quiet gamesand a film. Cbildreo are invitedto come dressed fur hod, Is 9n-jamas and sllpj,ero and muy bringtheir teddy bears and/or 'occur.ity blankoto.' -

4u registration. is requires?,- however, adults solio bring titechildren arc asked to romain in

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Golden AcresMro. Virginia Zyman, Bunk-

mnklle Librarian, Nues PublicLibrary, on June 30 and osai-ternate Fridays tbereafter, honk.mobile servicé to the OnidebAcres area will lociude a story-time program for children aged3 tu 6.

Mrs. Joanne Larsesoftise Chu-idren's Room Staff will takeostherole nf traveling storyteller cudpresent a program of stories,Songs, and games at 2 p.m. osai.terunte Fridays. The bookmobiles.tops at Glendale Lane and WendyWay from nne to tourIn tite of-tersons, The storytime will lastOne half hour.

tt AMvkw6N,ibLA giri, Amando Marie. was boon

to Mr. and Mrs. ¡'oui il, Wblto,1227 WashIngton st., Des Piaioeson May 22. The baby weighed 81h. 4 oc. -

The recent Cord Party spun.sured by the Ladies Auxiliary ofNuco Memorial Post 771-2 was obuge success duo to the manydonnrs, such os Bili of MadamJolie are (1.) Mrs. stelle Merleand (r.) Mrs. Mary Symer, thelucky winners of the wigs thathe denoted. The Ladies Asoillarywishes to pdoitcly thonk ali thedonors.

Swim TeamPractice has begun - register

at the Morton Grove Park Blut.ritt Office, 6250 Dempster St.

Practices will be held at bothHorreo Poni from 5:00 - 6:00p.m. and Oriole Puoi from 12:0 0-5:00 p.m.

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Bmokwö penates AIrii SystA ffr airm wag sent from May U to aept Brookwood'HZOOkWOOd Convalescent CenterS donatjon of Its oldffre alarm ays-2380 Demmr at., to the Des tern. The Deo Plaines lfro De-Pliiis PIre Departmn, but it partnmn wUl use the 10-year-oldfailed to draw afly-jre trucks. equlpm (or training Its re-lt did bring th pity chief crultaDonald Corey and two fire In.. Corey and Inspectors Kennethimctoro however. They came Bauman and Jerry OLeory ac-relOad the alarm from JamesÍIKE'S FLOR D Bowdea Brookwood'o admhj-AL SHOE Istratot-. They praised Brook-

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lows the Des Slathe departmentNE l-0040'- -_J to respondlo leso than 5 mInutes.

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From the LEFT HANDhave liked one phone Call,or ono leBer to the cdi-nor voicing an opiflian, pro or con, regarding anIssue eehad raised. Bat they often never came.Yet. the good Mayor nf 1.ong Grove must know the

- good battle han ta be fought, and the great 'sllentmajority" .in out there namemheren, and reallydoes care.

Serving the best interentn of the pAlie is often.

a lonely job. But the goad Mayor nhouid take hearthen in a poaitlon to the best interesto ofhis community and a battle weil fought io its ownrewar .

. 'Fha scuttlebut department in begIanng to bubli PSale whone Job lo representing the APLCiole palfucai armj COPE, in the middlewent, in cor-this time of the year. SCUttlebuttero tell us Nues tainiy among the moot politically aware m inpark commisnioner Jerry Sullivan has his paliUcal Nilen. Thus, hin nodden nnlping may have been. eye on the Mayor's chair andwlllbeoff and twining the opaning volleys which will be beard up andin the fall... Jerry. a man with a golden voiceS and down thé land between the Sullivaun and the Blades.a former St. IltCO0Iand.Great Lakenfootball nom.

. Jonquil Tr. -, Cnat'd from NlleoE.Maine P.1In still other actions Wash- tion, but director Dresoler whlo- Jach Lenbe boded the SqoareoIngton Terrace Park Is now hay- pared to Lenke the park diotoict for being 'the moot benevolentbig playground facUlties in- was delinquent. group in Nilen."atdlled. The baseball diamond Obeyed pirchane of P'°°°was opaned June 10 but there for cash register for TAM.is still much work to be done. Approved low bld of $3,074In the lurk Lano Park along from Golf Mill Chrynler for ata..Olde Lawrentewood to picnic Eon wagon for parh director'obenches bave been Installed and use. Deooler preferred $3,400

. Playground equipment will be In.. international wagon hut an osan..ntalled next weeb. perated Còmmlnoloner SullivanThe Wnmaofn Club 1-ilotorical - cut off dlscuoolon by motioning forbuilding, whSch ban been propon- the low bld.ed on lowlandS along the rIver The relier okotljsg programht the Tam O'Shonter area, had bao bagno on a onccenofoj notefour soll boring tento taken, and and the swimming program baoa 2 story foil benement hoilding 3.900 reglstranto. The Inter-parkwill have to have u foundationhe.. heo service bas abo begins.gun down 12 feet. . Extended agreement withAn alarm oyotem for theGren- Cheoterfield Garden Botates fornao Heigitto ym will coot $l6S5. 2 years to lease its park atplus a 30 month oervice charge $12 Per year.if it lo to be parcbaned. Agreed with carpenter for. Total recoin uf the bank are $269 payment for replacement of

$555,230.46 which in the blgh.. dasher bourde and other work atest it bao ever been, according Ice hockey niob.to Comminoloner L.eilce. How- The Nibs Squares dancingever, $250000 lo from revenue group turned over $550 to thehondo and ,l20000 from tax an- parh board, us annual contrlhu_tlClitatloo wOrrants tino which has been made for the

. Oltayed a $6,983 bld from the pant 6 years. The groupo dona-¡jardin Company . to pave the lion io given io appreciation forSparts Complex parking lot. the pork dlotrlct's cooperation in

Delayed paying a back oalary allowing them the ose uf the parbof $1,296 to fórmer employee facllltieo. Past years' moneysLoren Neal. According t park have gone for kitchen equlpeentofficials the outstanding payment and this year the Squares 00g-io for July aniS Augunt and Len- geoted the park board c000iderke was upaet Neal was deliber- air conditioning park qfhe rocStely delaying Seeking payment center.ontil after January 1 for caz pic- lo accepting the money parklusos. Lenke said he thought IRS president Walt Beuooe told themShould ho notified an to thIs oc- what a great group It lo and

the readersEnough Park Board Blunders

- lime for 'iDear Sirt'Several woche ago on a Theo-.day, I (a NUes resident) went

to Tam Golf Cduroe to play golfin the aftern000 and was toldI could not play an they hadgolf leugnen an Theoday, -Wed-neoday, Tharoday and Friday,and if I wiohed to play golfafter i finish working during theweek, the Only time open would

on Monday afternoona.last Monday June 12, 1972,

I .gain Went to Tam to playaloe holes of goubeorenupper,- I went to purchase my greenfee and this time the atanorinformed me that they bad aleague on Moods?o abo. Iinquired as to bow many NUeSreoldents are playing In theseleagues end wan told very fewNUes taxpayers were involved.-Over

70% I was told are non. residente, playing io Indostrialleagueo. -

Itseemo to inn something in.

wrong here. We Nilen tax-

payare are belog auked time andtime again to oympathlze andsupport the Nilen Park Dintrict,for projects that do not oervethe citizens of this community.Expensive feasthility . studienare paid fortime andtime again,and not uned, tax moneyls wast-ed in deckieso abandon by yourPark Board, Pedido are hiredand fired regularly, for us-expisined reasons. locompet-cony and litadeqaacy prevails atali timen. Peroonal projectsof individual commissioners getpriorlUes of money and aduoa.The citizens get a few crumbstossed their way only if theycome out, in a show of forceat perk dintrict meelogn.

lt Is abost time for all ofthin soosence to stop. lt Inabout time for a new order ofreopansahlllly to the citizens ofNUes.. it's timo to recognizewhat lo the real purpose and

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Sign Ordinance. . Continued from MG P.1Continued from Page 1 lru from thone be han helped. apartment building will conolotofHewas lauded for his fine work - 26 2 bedroom apto. and 8 -by Mayor Bodo, Dave Cohen and 1 bedroom apto. ThocondominlamJohn Hilkin. Mr. Cohen nald, "You will have 24 - 2 bedroom apes.always hear talk of getting yaur and 4 - I bedroom alzo. Themoney'S worth, but i think In this PIn Commiosion recommended- tase wo are, gett5 more than granting the opeclal aso and theoar moneys worth, The village board concurred.of Morton Grove io very lucky ¡j, IVinnersto have a man of Richard Zein..

brun's capabilities worhlnglo thinThe wijusocu from the NUecapacity,

A permit was issued to the Morton Grove Youth Corn-City of Hope to hold a carnival miwnion DOf Show, the Categoryin Lione Woods during the 4 day was: Bunt Costumed Dog.'Labor Day weekend, Clerk Prod lot Place - seven year oldMeClory noted the 7th Annual Richard Hecht, Morton Greve,Art Fair of Morton Grove would and his dog "S0ta,i,' Satan lahe held July 9 at the Legion Hall, an li month old Siberian Hushie.MiS. Mc Glory also announced 2nd Place - Nancy Vetter,there would be no board meet- is yeara oldandh.log until July 58, ,Misoy" age 3 in hercostwnonaAllan Çoldborg of the Plan Chictueta Daaaoa."Commission made a presentation d Placo - JuAns Woloki,to the koaed for a request of Morton Greve, age 9and her mio-.a Spath tise permit sought by lature I year old Schnanor.Bernard Katz und Ben Weiso. Mayor Biene and Mayor BodeThey winhto erect two huildingo were 'great guys" for takingut 8644 Pernio. One io to be time out foam their buoy seIseS..a 4 ape. rental building and the 55e on Muy 20 and coming out toother a 28 room condombean award trophies to chlldrenofbethut Pernio and Capulina, The "itiagno. It wao the first shaw of

. Ito kind speosored by both Corn... . miooions.

campaign ii he should content Nick Blase's forces,Mutter nf fact, the initial sperko for the futureraca. might hove been kindl5d the or four wocheago when ono of "Blanc's beys," roiotee POtePOnole, naiS the park beard doesn't do anythingnight, He then wont on to tell ehe vlIlae boardbe was as renpeonthie an anyone for the ucquiringof Tam O'Shanter for a pebilt golf fouree, Twoweeks luter perk comminolonor Joch Leshe neidthe good .Peoole was in error, that Ponole onlyattended a couple of meetingo pestaft,4n$ to the golfcourse, and "Jerry Sullivan" was the mon mootrespaunthie for the golf courue.

*Did you ever hear of a bank having a money sale? We haven't either oothis is a first, Now you can save from $10.200 on your now car financing

. st Skokie Trust and Saving Bark when you compare our interest rateswith most other Chicago lending Institutions offering auto financing.

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tal Sculpture. Weaving. planter Cooler.papier mache, watercolors, me- from the Lawrencewood Shopping

Nibs North otudents. Some of The Nleo Publio Library 1w e Sandgulot.the.-tnedlo to he repreoentnd are located at 6960 Oahtonot., acr000

.fldeó Put1c a1}t,ap 2&ct

molti-media worhn of 00mo 50 9 to 4 os Saturday.muolc ei Eroi

the Chiidren'o Department the Thursday, 9 to 6 on Friday, and he games and reces for the chjt.

Nifes North, and Mro. Canut, arc partment'n regular summer hot dpgs available until 5:30 p.mteucher. have made a'allabIe to hours: 9 to 9 Monday theoogh Dsrin thefternoon there will

gnade students of MIen North. collection can be viewed at any ThiO Will bered until 2

Ing art by the 6th, 7th and 8th chargé, ' oho continued, "and thedinplay a collection of OOtstapd- will ofcouroe be no admission in the Swedoh i-ierri Breakfast

the Children's D4artmont will Çhildren's Librarian. flei'e the cuotomary 'SIig.,j.Which

dioplay of original paintings by fina ColIectoo - on temporary Párk Morton GrOpe oÌ Sunday,iffinois artistn through June 25, loan," oaId Mro. Peggy Schutteji,

June 25 oterti -at io a.m. with

Fhblic Libcaryo Art Feotival "We are thrilled to bayé thu ....... neja a St.

George Murphy, principal of Urne during the..Chiidren'o, De.. but there. wulhe honhungers and

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Viilceit Pub .sUe Scoltish docipr ilotem ce cI.r.don d 1,vefrom 10VO-3In1fl Nur$ MçJliee d by Matte KOtusky In theimanlmaIs1y. iéc1.ti saifrical ezIrav.gsia National Healthor Nurse -Nartanfs Affalr° ,ySunday July23 attl Foxuu1ealer.

Reseevadose we unec by teIe1iig the Forum box-office496-3&At or .by aloithig -or writhe the l'ozino Theater. 5620 S.Harbola Ive., thnnndr.. UI. 6tO1.

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'Pelerpat' at Pheasant RunNey Leoflard Is Dick Sor- Goodman Ybeatre School lx 1940.

geaIo 100d105 iNdi In the Iwo.- E'4rforma,es are p.esencedcharo comedy FridayPbea300t IbID 1l5IOOLO thO1h at 8:30 p.m. On Saturday theceJuly 16. MIsOteàn.rd won d,e are two shows ose at 6:30Sarah p.m. and we ox lthSO p.m.

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Differm.t.' amad-cap comedy hIc mrltten by CàrIReleer. i rmmh,g at theCountry Club 11.eatre for a 52-week migagenwuc.

: SOmeIIIIJe - Is ozany farce ibe.O a p1a'wrIghcml., Is oben of lamdrntlon andIta, to rig up a wUd atnmsfd.ere

- In whIch be can Snooty pmm.1 motstiother ploy. And dlHereot' it

_rtaioly Is. ThIS franticallyfarce is so lively and io

colorfihl that audiences mili rollin the aIsles mItI. merriment.

The meathe. force behindSon.ttldng Dlftereot' Is CarlReime. of ' Ehtttr Laughtng'fannt. author of dmDickVanDyke1V shows and conwthumr to. asweD as pmticlpmt la. many nfthe old $14 Caesar television ab-sntdides.

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Din Segle. Thntnday. jeme 22.-1972 - - PI5 13 -

- Hertorutances are 'flendaythrough Friday oc 8:30 p.m.. Sac-urday at 7:30 am. amI 1050p.m. ami Sutnlny oc 7:30 pm.Tlc-bet jantes range from $3.50 onTuesday throngS. Thursday. $400Friday anti Sunday. and 94.0onSatind.y.

More delicIous newsi 11mCountry UnbThentZeISIrOYIdInga dimier-theatte entree. keownass steik and stage spmi.1.' feo-nirleg a 10-metre butt steak din-tOe. l'hO COSt nf this spmlalpmknge is $5.95 on Witesdaythrough Thursday. $6.95 nu Nef-day sad Sunday. $7.95 nnSac-uIay.

- For an evening nf blloriousen-tertalnmeltt. arrm.gefnryourtic-bets to Someildng DIfferent" bycalling 255-2025.

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have -nor already marked yourcalojidar. Friday ofght June 23 -

itarthig 9 5m.attheOleYyO.asrCauntly club lo WbeeH., theNUes Baseball League will behelding it animal douce. ThInpoor the Leagne In celebrating_its 20th poor of operatinn

come and dance co Ube fait,-leus music of the Kepteims Ox'-clatsira and be irel*red ro sem enjoyable evenIng. -

AdmissIon is free co aU ime-0,x5 nf registered Milos Base-ball League players. For timonof pun who cIa not bave - boysIn the Baseball pmgrasn'uum.yalSo allenti. for everyone Is mal-cotise. TIckets may be pmchasedat .UsO door ou the eIgJ.t ut thedance for only $2 pm - person.

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PSf Uon. this year's rideswill , - bigger. more variety andbe ' than In ¡revious years,-

exclaimed Jo Schmidt who Is Incharge of the ride tickets thisCarnival. Theje witt be leur spo-cia! rides for the smaller yotasg-.Store: the rochet ehip the boato.dan traies and the little ferriswbeei. Por tho young at heartasId the daring there will brtttae Sky Diver, the Zipper, Tra-baut,a-WhfrJ and the Para Troepor.

- '°'WUbaPIentyeffrceSU5frVISed parking right on titegrounds and admission -to thegrounds isfreOeCcordIntoSpeYadron wbo is handling the con-cessions at che carnival., 'mensethis year-Is "Saluteto America;"and this titease will be carriedout i allevents.Watchtldsoewa-1*1ml' for a ros down on thoisgh-ligho ayeaD, all to beginonopen..isg right, Friday, June30. Pleasemark yoer calendar.

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Picnic SundayThe Kirk Lane Consniuny Or-

ganization is pleased to announcethat its assaut jdcnicwill be helfStmslay, Jspng.-g at the Bunkerytm Forent Preserve5 GroveffjO,TisOn is the first greve as youenter frote Harts rd. or GrossPoInt rd. -

AU reuldento of the kirk Lane.efeu are invltd toatgetsd Admis..atoo lo free .. there will ho freehot fags, psp ucd ice cream.Gumeu asid ps-inca for young andold. - -

Dnnt forgot, Sunday, Juno 25,Grove #05, Bunker btjG ForostPreserve fat NOes . . . ti k.m.tohp.m.

Rifle TrophiesRecoetly trodsieï were pro-

seated to S.A.L. members of tiseMorton Grove Amaricen LegionRost ft134 fop' winning N.R.A.Le..gOon Notional S.A.L. RifleMatches.

Awards were made to: NickCellist!, Olenview; asid Joe Fermi,Joe Koob and Mike l(oob, oli ofMortoe Grove The KeobbropWere uwuy at collego; utandthg is. to receive the awards were RonWoiflick and Thomas K)emeeo.

Mike Knobwag Individual matchcisampinn. NIck CeflI.j receivedSecond place; and Joe Fersti re-calved the illinois DepartmentChampionship Title. Coacheshave been Geais Zuccolio, JosephZuncoflo and Jim Hidtorkorej,Morton Grove; and Jack Guibole5Chicago.

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"Fins; Mr., Hanson, let este thank you for grantjegthis inoie I understand you shpte this sort of thieg.-"indubitably." -

"M one of the most brilliant misais of ali teme whydo you couatanrjy refuse to discuss the greég issues ofour time?".

'You phrase the question as tito i hUd apear,""Sori, about that, Why have you refused go appearon the Kup show er the David Frost show or any of theother mejer 'talk ohow."°'Simply that I feel 'tags' She%y5 should he olimli5atedby an act of Congregs.""Wby, Mr. Hansen?"."cuuso they talk aInut the Vietn.m war, peutfs,ecology, preservution of animais, racism, revolution,crimes vIolence, vandaiism. thsocret of life, death andthe hereafger"a.in tiis bnd Mr Heissen?""lflditbitnbl7.""But why?'5flecause the constant 'talk' about those serious andalmost insoluable problems gives the ¡nibile the Impres..Sign that oometiting is being dotte abeu them. Whesoas nothing is really being accomplisitcsi and this providagthe ¡ubuic- with a sort of ersatz sense of accompIjsj..

"And this is why you stoudfastty rolase to discussthe great logues, Mr. Human?"I°No, I have the most valid reason In the world for natdiscussing these problems."

"What is your reason, Mr. Hanson?""Simply became I have ali the answar to all theseps'oblesea."'Wetf, Mr, Hanse; if orse, why de you aieodfasflyrefIsse to prOvide mankind ndth the answers to Biseco

-complus problema?""Recense this would only IeadtoisteflonoinPleand fante upen my pari and would force saie to work evenO OS the Sabbath.""You don't aay, Mr. Hanson, What do you considerthe moat - important thing In the present scheme ofthings?""Well, next to myself, of cueree, it is tise power toapprYciato the absurd in both the pire and abstractforms.""Can you explain, Mr, Hanson?""Yes. In order to eppreciate und enjoy ch absurdit means olio musc hayo a acune of hunsor. It Is thesense of hunier titar separates the anioneS from thehoiflian. Aemj do net laugh, you see."°'Ha ha, Mr, Hmeon,'"Right on, man. Titis iscet-vie is ended because Ibave to finish my treatise on my 'Theory of the Ir- -evant'"Theory of the Irrelevant. - what's that. Mr. Han-eon?""lt goss beyond Eisatejn's Thooty of Relethity. Inthat the most impactant thing to the homes - beingis titoir own enjoYment."

u- Speaking of enjoyment catch the fashion show feu..O taring the European Sisters ut ALIPJO'S RESTAURANTg5 LOUNGE, 6474 N, Milwaukee ave,, Chicago Ovary-Thursday nono. Better make reservations - they weresold out last week . , .

And far a fabulously funny force seo "SOMETHINGDIFFERgNT,e Cart Reiner's brondway Isit at che COUR-TRY CLUB THEA1RE, 700 W. Rand rd., Mt. Prospect-.,. l'li bethereThursdayJwse22 with two girly gais . . .

Fun and happiness Con be eating Spaghetti asid Pizzaat RIGGIOS, 7530 Oaktoe, Hiles. I never saw anyenefrowning and eotiitg spaglietfi at the same time.

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Sporth,g new parking facjljiles and a beautiful new pomelo andflag filled planter box is Jabeo Restaurant, 7740 Milwaukee, Nues.Jake is to be congrawlated for taking a vacant building on Muz..wanken Avenue and transforming ut into one of the most beautifuland eye-appealing restaurants un the thorofare. Not onuy shouldthe exterior of the building appeal to yoo. the varuety on the menuand reasonable prices wun also meet wutu, your approval. So dropis and nay 'hello' to Joke..

Radio & TV ClassBecoming a part of radio and about broadcauil hut also learntelevision is integrally Involved how to prodo-e some Shows.in the MaIne East course, Radio The first semester of Radinund TV. Smdrnm not only leurs d iv includes a study of radio.

William Mitehefl, station musa-fer of WMTH_FM and also Radioand TV teacher, sayo that the sto-dents began the year wIth the his-tory of the discovery of radio.ThIs lo where students learn

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For all the radIo produçtuonnclasses osed WMTH-FM fácili-tieo, which Inclode tape deckstupe Cartridge machines, toro-tableo. and a control board. Theylearn how to operate the controlhourd also.

The second semester of Radioand TV lo devoted to TV produc-tiom. Mr. Mitchell began the se..mester by going through broád..Cast terminology and slang. Sm..dents will go on to station Idee..tifications with vIsuals.

TV equipment includes Don¿tek and white Camera; several

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Two TV Commercials will fol-low the Identifications. The firstwW consist of all graphics onvideo while the second one minutecommercial will allow for oncamera productions.

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The subject Is Art believe it or not, as Anne Bancroft and DunthiHoffman converse In this comical scene from Jooeph E Levine'sAcademy Award Winner "Tite Graduate." A Mike Nicbnlo..LawrenceTurma,, production, tite Aven Dmbasny Piccuresreleane also starsKatharine Ross whici, you can see again nr for the first time whenit Sturm Friday at Golf Mill Il in Technicolor and Panavision.

MG Park DisThe Morton Grove Park District pnesened Its onnual dancerevue of Tap. Ballet, Acrobatics and(Moder,, Jazz on Thenday,May 23 ut the Nues West 111gb school. l,e show began at 7:30 p.m.The instructor Alite Reichle und her basuptunt instructor DebbieRelchle pot on a fantastic show which was ejoyed hfraIi. Over 300utodents who partIcipated in the Morton Crse Park Dtatrict TapiBallet, Acrobatics and Modern Jazz nasses daring the Pall, Winterand Spring of 1971-72 performed for an aodiente of approximately15,000 parents, relatives and friends. -

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On a cold afternoon the In..on beat the White Sex l-O.

.th sides -played Well. Thoonly. scored by D. Sobczyk at-

. Halduk gettingthe only R,B,Iniant- the indinan T. Kane gotfirst his of the.seanon_

Dodgern have no loases to date.olul Gwozdz had bis big day au

s year old to single. doublehomer against the Yankees.

mens alSo by Sleek and Ugel;hats got s for4. Afiñe game

as played by both Sides. -

The Mete beat theWbite Sonth 9 runs ononly 6 timelytu. B. Rueggerbitbis lathonterRiley and J. FèrranlllthpledFait the game on ice. Reeve.

liños. Kracker and Buenger al-& only6bits to colto.

cardinal --and Indian gameawed good pitchIng an bothuns. - - ---

Fine plInking by J. Roger. J.tu and R Skaja pias T. Ko-

s hnme run helped BravesInning -streak to beat Indlanc

: Hafer. G. Brilando, S. Fur-nM, Gambó and Horcbecon-ne flnepltcbthgforûjbs.Jet *tcbers heldagreat swing-

Braved mait to six bits. F.inter bit back to back home

,- Btung over 300 are Mor-an, Rucha. Pieter, Weiner, Doc--bi, Stempinaki and Zangara tote.

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Futernon Glass Panthers 18Al's Standard Double Eagles 16

Cowboys il.-. ' ....6.. ilulf Mill State Bank Rams 10BL. Hawks - 9De-It-Producto Elks 7

l'Insu Tool Black Hawks 6pers Carper Seals 6

Przybylo'n Kin,gs 4.B.L. Broncos - 4

Broncos li Golf Mill Stateank I. Gend pitching by Sloviaknd-9 errore by the Rame gave

game to the Br-neon.Al's Standard 11 U-On-It-Pro-ta 1. Flawless pitchingbyJobe

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alanced hitting attack was pro..ded by Dan and Matt Re, Andy

Blerwaines, Tom Ryan, Toddordel, Dave Bierwaltes 2 bBs

and 2 REl's and Steve Romano'o2 each home ri6 and 1 singleproduced 5 RBI6.

Przybylo's 6 Pipers Carpet 4,Kiugn Anat the Snob .6 to 4. Againthe bate of the Seals Wege qaiet.Martin Lasesa and - Brian Row-man and Lowell Panchos werethedaly Seals to-get a- hit. Sail gota home run for the ICings witiv2men on that proved to be thewin--sg runs. -

Pater-on Gloso N.B.L. Cow-boys -4, KevinBoyle bjd a borne

and -Brian Çrebbe made .agreat cmb In tbe outÉfeld toob DOwnClth of a good hit.

All the boys-on both teams playedgood defenolvé game. The Cow-yntried thefr-best tobeat the

unbedtablè Panthers.Pa;erspii Glass- 10 14.B.L.ncas. Dave--Murray went 4

for. 4 with- 2 onebase luRe and2-twobage-N. -

Plaza Tool lt N.BL. Broncos9.

Plaza Tool 6 N.B.L Vikings5.

çr:-won from ihe

National Divi(Cameo repertetu tltru June 14)

Pis.IntentI. Rae. of Pnck6. Colto 14Imperial Eanuman Cubs 14Lawson Producto Phiules 12V.P.W. 7712 Mete 11E. R, Muore Antros 7Lone Pree Inn Braves - - 7N.BL. Cardfitais- 7Norwood Saviigs Giants 7Stethberg..Baam Dodgers 2Hollywood Furforatorn Pirates 5Caller- fr Catino Red Legs 3

IntentI; Bse. of Pucks. Colts6 - Hollywoed Perforatorn Pi-rates 5. Thin one was a cliffbanger until the lost innIng. TheColts Jack Krippinger got awalk.

- Brett Bar-I's 2nd bit pet men onlut and 3rd wIth I out. ThIn altthe stage for Dean De Samio'game winning bit.

Imperial Eastman Cubo 12 -Norwood Savings Giants 3. MikePappas - and Bill McGrath corn-bleed gaye up 4 hIto to the Giants.The Gluts' Tom Kowaluki went3 for 3 IncludIng a double. TurnHeinz drove in all 3 GIant cons -the big blow beIng a2 rUnhomerbin 2nd nf the nessun. The QthJeff Patton got a home run and2 doubles, Bill McGrath alsn gota hamexun. Dale Haerr audbiikePappas got 2 bits apiece.

E. R, Moor- Antros 7 - N.B.L.Cardinals 7. The Astros Couldn'tkeep it up this timo an the Cardocarne from behind to tie thIngame. Astros pitching could notcontain the Cards In- the latterlwrt of the game.

Lawson Products PilOteo Il -V.F,W. 7712 Mets SO. ThePhil-lies and the Mots both broughtswinging bats tu thIs game. Homerimo by Gary Schmidt and Brian-Briars highlighted the PhillIes'attack but there was dt leant 1hit recorded for every positionin the having order. Each teamshowed its mettle by coming back

Pony LDamen repuntad titra June l5

pto.AMERICAN DIVISIONMineili Bren. Yanks 11lone Tree Inn Tigers -11Joe LoVerde Angelo 8Nick Bisse White Sox 6Glenn b Terry'o Orioles SOil-Way Sport Athletics . S

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NATIONAL DIVISIONMacCleen's Cards 16Sony Dodgers - 14Lions of NUes Gabs IlUniform Prtg. Expon SRoy Rogers Braves 4

The Lone Tree lnn Tiger- andthe Lines of NUes Cubs caughtfIre thin week In NUes PonyLeague play to become definitefactors in their rçspeciive dl-vinions. -

The Tigers stretched their winstreak to 3 in a row to tie theMinelli Brn. Yankees in points

- In the American Division. TheTugen. however, are 2 gamesdown In tte loso column. The -Qibo also won their 3rd ESaightto stay onthe heels nf the Cardoand Dodgers. and are noe only2 1/2 games out of tbe - lead.

The Tigers won another of their1*100504 thrIllers by edging theRoy Rogers Braves. 7 to6, ina game that saw the lead changehands practically every inning.In the final inning. old reliable.Mike Babcock, -slashed a clutchhit to- win the game for the Ti- -

gern. -

The Uniform Fr15, Enges werethe Tigers ext vIctim as -theyfell. 12 to I. Mike Babcock again

Sion - Majorsfrom deficits until the last of the- 6th. The Rtillies acreed the win-flIng rim in this nlugfest withoutbenefit of a hit. Brian Briarswalked with 2 onto and came allthe way around on wild pitchesand passed balls.

E, R, Moore Astros 11 - LoneTree Braven 6. An 11 hitban'..rage gave the Astros anotherwelldeserved win over a determinedBraves' tea#,. The Astros born-barded 5 Brave pitchers for their11 hIt, li run victory.

lntrntl. I-foe. of Pncko. Colts5 - N.B.L. Cardinals 2. FInepitching by Pyda, Do Sands andifeath. Racel and BorowoJci bothhit singles. Kapha had a doubleand Dave Drehobl bit his firsthome risi for the season. Pineplays by De SnuBs, Heath helpedto hold the Cardinals.-- Imperial Eastman Cubo 15 -

Caller- 6 Catino Red Legs 3.Larry Roberts bad a thple anda sIngle to conduite hIs good bit-0111g. Jeff Johnnnnpltched3 smenginnings allowing only 2 bite butafter that the Cabs had an SS run4th to gait the game away.

Lawson Products l°hillieu 18-Norwond Savings Giants 6. MarkAuguolyn and Larry CalIera eachcollected 2 hits in 4 times atbat. For the Giants, tho big blowwan a home rim by Larry Cal-1er- leading off the second In-nlng. Rà, Wieoer got his firstdouble of the year. The l'huilesparlayed 2 hornero by Bob Schub.ten and 1 by Dave Cwik plus 14other hits into a triumph overthe Giants. Chris Flouai bed 3hits and Brian Briars bad 2.AU but one PIdily bad at leastano hit against the combinedpItching efforts of the Giant?

Kazyminski and

Ali the games 00 Wednesdaywere coiled off. Thor-was allElemoIsture In the ali- - Just alunIe.

eagueotrayed hits all over the balipark, including a grand alambor,to lead the Tiger attack. Babcockpicked up the win with 4 irndngoof flue pitching. Gary Amatoblanked the Expon over the finalthree frames.

This week could be crucial forthe Tigers, wIth critical gamesscheduled with the other 2 frontzmirnre inthe Amerlcanl3lvIslon,the Minelli Bros. Yanko and theJoe LoVerde Angels.

The Uons nfNflen cubs rompedto their 2 wino in an eaoymanneras they whipped theGlenn&TerryOrioles 6 to 1, and the HI-Way.Sport Athletics, 21 to 6. TheCobs were led by the bittingel Green, Doy. Zajac, Hadjuk,Wearer and Mueller, and got air-tIght pItchIng from Hacho. Al-Shone and Mueller.

The NatIonal Division frontnaming Cardinals woo their 8thgame in a row. 9 to 8 over theAngels. Frank Gambr- auppluedthe game wInnIng hehuico with a2 run homer in the final Inning.Rick Ruench hod 3 huIs and SobWoød 2 to poco the Cards, whahave nut Inst since openIng day.

The Sony Dodgers heft pacewith the Cards io the NationalDivIsion and dumped the LoVerdeAngelo to 3rd place in thé Amer-Icen Dis*sionwlth a well played6 io 3- vIctory. Bob Hujew andBob latten accounted for 2 rimsspicca withjey hits. PattOnandGary Marshall - combinéd to si-Icaqe the ii*d huffing Angels.

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Bank of Niles-hailansThe lut place Indians came

from behInd to heat ube Yankees2I.9. Frank Angialo wIth 2 grandslam home runs drove in 11 russaltogether. Tony D'AgostIno badagreat day bItting 4 for 4inclisuiaga honte run. Two homers were hitby Rick Szatkowshiandonebomerby Nick Solano. Excellent pitch-Ing and fielding. - -

The Indians also beat the An-gelo 10-8.

Their wInning streak goingstrong the Indians walloped theOrioles 17-3. Dave Erickson bita terrIfic home run while DaleSebmucker and Frank Anglulowent 4 for 5 and Tony D'Agoo-into WOO -3 for 4. The pitchingcombInation- of Scott Dry, FrankMtglulo and John O'Brien heldthe oppositIon to 5 bite.Bobo Package Goods - Wbite Sex

An exulting 12-9 win for theWb*'t Son ovet the Yanhees.Thplay el the game wan a 6thtung double play from Greg ice-sou to Jim Solee. Greg Jensenbad 3 bits. Jeff Hoff, BrendanMcCarthy, Dick Dover1, and MIkeTamburo had 2 hite apiece. Div-cry wan credited wIth 4 REFo.BroMan McCarthy gave up only2 bIts pitchIng.

The White Sax also beat thetrellis 17-5. Al Gualono hit 2triples and 2 slngls. Greg-'Jen..sen hit a house tun, triple and 2sIngled. Brendaji McCarthy bIt atriple and 2 sIngles. Jim Sotanhit a triple and single. MarcMeyers bad 3 hits, Dick Devery2 hits, sed MIke Tamburo, BuddySkaja. and Guido Worchol eachbad i bit. Jensen was creditedwith 6 RBrn F4 Gualano5 REl's.Groat- glscbing by Salan, Meyeysand-Mccaethy, - -

The White lox had a Ohut-out going into the 6th, but lootit on an unearned run. PrendanMcCarthy bit a 2 run home rimand sIngle. Cords Worcboi, JimSoleo, and Greg Jensen bad 2bits apiece. Great plays el thegame were a double play fr-rnJessen to Salan. sed a greatstop by Hoff at sécood throwingfrom bIs hones to get the ruonorout at first. - -

Hang bUg. Co. - TIgersThe Tigers tied tite game up

with the Senators 4-4. YitoObtuso had a two liomerRoman Denke bad 2 sIngIng od 3good Innings pItched. Jay Finebada singiraed3innlngsdoc1ndJack Ferrari - bad an importantsingle. -. liw ligero wént ahead aiitlheat the Orioles 12-3. JIm flat.. -

cliff had S it1ts Roman Senkehad 2 hits Including s home run.-David Cohen had - 2 bits and 3walks. Guy Lieske bid 3 bite,Jay FUie bad a single and dunkle,Paul Bruinback pitched 3 good

thuinga. -

- Tigers beat the AngeIal4-6. -

Guy Lieske bid 4 hits Including2 triples and -a hqme ulm, JimRitcllff hid 3 singles. RomanSenko bad teipie sad home not --amai 2 scorelcea Innings pitched.Joe S9fgawski David Qibenbitd2hits. - :' --t:

American(Standings thu June 13)

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Division - EastCarvel - Twins

The Twins, io o Olum lostto_ the Senators 13-2. Twlnsotarswere JIm Mahoney, a double and

- a 01051e, Mike Tait, a double, IraDolts. a doable, Bob Guziec, a

- single and 2 -EllI's. VIto Masi-did a -terrifin job at shortstop.Ira Golia mad a gond defensiveplay at 3rd base.

The Thins played in Vainagainst the red hot White Sos,with the ocore White Sox 17,Twins 5. The Twins are mollyout of their slump and pittingit ail together, with a well spur-lied game. they fooght to the end.Twins heavy bitters were JimMahoney, o double and 2 oinglos,pIas 2 RBI'o. Vito Mani, a doubleand I RBI, Bob Guziec went 3 for3. Jue Mahoney a double.Vapor Corp..-SenaWrs

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The Senator led again by JackWalsh, Ted Blenich and CraIgHimmler, received their 4th VIt-tory by walloping the Twins 13-2.Ted Blenich had the first bit forthe Senators, a booming triple toncore Jock Waloh for the firstrun, This started the SenatorsfbBt of three 4 ranlnaingo, CraIg

- Hhnmter bad the first home run,and was noon followed by bornenina by Ken Kaznlak and Jac)cWalsh, Great defensive plays byDaVid Delantlo, Paul Gagliardiand a nensailonal catch by DavidMajownki in right field.NIBs Chomber of Commerce -Athletics

The Athletics lost to the Red-lox. The ocore WOO Red Sax 15,Athletics 5.. Good bitting wiped.out by peor fieldIng gave the Alb- -

IcHos another loss, Contributingto the bitting power wer- BrianUebman, Steve Stroka,- DanPierce, Scott Wallacjt, Joe Wil-kam. Rory Zale, and l'aol Now-Iesniak. -

The Athletics snap their losingdinah wIth an 8-6 victory over -

tho Knights. Clotchbittlngby Paul -

Naieoniak, RlchHammer, Brad..ley Schoenberg, Scott Wallach,Rory Zale and a horno jun byJoe - -

Wilkens, Along with gondpltcbiog. -

by Duo Fierro, Paul Nawiesnlak -

and Rory Zale.

_ïeIox beaithe Athlotito 15-5.-A 6-3 doublC -play by Hernanden- -

to Kutarokl and three broken baRby Bario Were the bighilghts ofthe game,

The Red Sex won over the An-gels 10-4. Excellent fielding b. -

bind tite pitchIng of Hernandézand Sarto resulted in a futmov-- -ing win for the Red Son, - -

- The Red Sos and Yankees had -

a tie game with the score 4.4e--Triples byDanSheehan, and BrianKatarski sparked the RedSoxhii4ong and a 5-3 double play fromSheehan to Katarshi, highlightedthe fielding.

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Rlgglos Pizza -Rest. - Orlolodt:The Orioleo beat the Cpigh$

with -the 8cored 10.9, A groOt---oqtfleld catch IIyD, Wellberg sod3 scoreless Inninga pitched by J.Goguty. A 2 base hit in thel.st

-imiin by J. Baraaowski do ds*v.-in the- winding rto for the-06d -

ioles victory. - t t tKnlghte el Columbus - Knights

The Orioles explodedfor-9 runsIn tIte lstunlnl ace reliever Pat -Onrava- finally put out the fire.T!!e Knights then cante buck with -

runln the first, 5 In the necond, and tIód it on John S.ube?3 nan homer, The gámewetutdown to the Ioal tnolflgwlth. neihef pitches allowing i man sqroach bise, The Orioles wonl°-° -----------

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Pony GradStandings is of June 16 ' WCYC t8flIKd upinareal litcher's

pta. duel with the Red Sox ICSdID iil toOgolng1ntothebottomoftje8 . 51th. when the Red Legs ex-7 pIedad for S resa. Bili Keener

allowed i hit, striking. out .8 andwalking 2 In 3 InnIngs. Prank

6 °'°° tdtched 2 InnIngs, auik-2 "K Out 8 and walking 2 ln3in-

Golf Mlii Chryslerbsns GiantsArtwa3, MEg..

. N.B.L. Red SexArtisUc TropichsN.B.L. SenatorsNorthwest Honda

Ing out 4 and allowing i hitMili Chrysle Red 2 WalkS. Mike CaMerone

legs continued their . winning pitched 1/3 liudngs aflowing 3. streak but were really pressed W81k5 JOff Briars 2/3 InnIngs,

.. to theIr. (sliest. The Red Legs °S OUt 2 and no walks andno hits. Leading the $tting at-tack were Sain Rea Dive DoLor-coro and Mike Calderone eachwith 2 hIts. Jeff Briars and Ra11,hNagi-odess each got a single.

Scoring 3 runs In the ist andS runs In the 2nd. the Giantscoasted to a 15 to 2 victoryOver the Northwest Honda AyIns.Chiapétta had 2 doubles and asingle. Dontorno. Esses and Paulhad 2 hits. Kolbanks. Adams andPOliOski hit safely.

The Giants dumped the GolfMm Çhrysler Red Legs In sore-sided contest that saw the Giantscollect. 12 runs on 12 hIts. TheGolf Mill Chrysler Red Legsscored 2 runs on 4 bIts. BIahnlkhomered for the Giants. Paul got3. hits with Stroke. Kolbaska,

. Escs each getting 2 hits. Alsobitting were Contorno and Adams.Roy Paul and Paul Alllbonepitched for the Giants. Allibonebas il score'ess Innings to hiscredit.

The Red Legs were thoroughlytrounced 12 to 2 by the LutosGiants In this game. ending in aScore of 12 to 2 giving the RedLegs theIr ist lass.

In an ii to 9 vicwryover theN8.L. Senators the ArtisticTrophy Nrates came upwlthtbelrfirst win of the reason. With anearly Pirate lead of li to 2 theSenators tried bard to come upwith a win but just coulddft makeit even with a tosto effort of get-tlng7 more runs towards the endof the game.

FurmanskI and Erickoon gaveup only 4 hits but the N.B.L.Senators could only collect5blts.They had to settle for a one toOne tie against the Golf MIDChrysler Red Lego.

in a kame ending in a 6 to 3victory for the Artistic TrophyFirates over the N.B.L. Red Sex.,the Red Sox otlu played agood bail game. A bump risTodd Peterson drove In 2 runfor the Sox. Marty MaMIe and

'A' 'RADE - ist QUALITY Tigers.Tigers 19. Yankees 7. RoyJen-

sen and Fred Winkler each had 5hito including a home run byeacy. au the Tlgro won theirfifth straight. Kurt Mass won hissecond straight although needingheipfrom Ai Herman.

Indiane 5. Yankees 4.Brewers 6 Ali-StarTV4. Fred

DeLucca lined a double to drive

Winkler threw s 3 hitter tor the

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Reds. S-oCobs .Cards . 3-2Giants . . 3-2Pirates 3_3MdInDodgers . . i-4Braves

The Reds squeaked past theMills .4-3 and continue to leadthe League with a 5-O record.The Cubs movedlntosecondplacewith a i2-8 win ever the Pirates.Don Pieper gave up i hit and irijo in bis 3_Inning Pitching stintand bad 2 hits. Phil Bauer andFred Fischer had triples. Fix-cber's came with basen loaded.Dave McCarrell struck out 6cubs and also bad 2 hits in 4times at bot. including a dunkle.Mike Baron also tripled for thePIrates. The Gobs face the Reds1\iesday and bead a victory to tiefor the lead.

The Giants were au but dim-mated from lot half contentionthis week when after defeatIngthe Dodgers i9-i. they werebeaten by the P1415 6-4. In thewin over the Dodgers, Rob Po-terson and Philip Cox combinedto pltcb a no-hitter with. MikeChin, In a great display'of gowerhit 3 homers and a triple. goodfer 8 runs.

The Philo win over the Giantswas highlighted by a 3 run bornerby Bill Eagan. In other action.the Pirates nipped the Braves5-3. MIke Baron hit a 3 runborner for ube Pirates while RayNewnan hit a solo borner for theBraves. The Cards beat theBraves li-6.

Pon

Results for the week ending

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Sejidtors 3-4

Orioles O-6

. Ken Katewonold, pitching hisfirst game ever. allowed the Or-iok only four.blts. as the In-diano heat the Orioles 13-2. MikeCarricy hit a homer and battedin 4 runs. Jeff Sleick was 3.fer4 raisIng bis average to an lin-believable .705. .

: ... ..Even tbougb.the Yankees beat

die Red Sex 65 behind Markege Bobby Oitenson, ehelos-

Ing phtcber. sei-tick out ii and hita homer. .:

The Tigers evened upfor theseason as Faul Cohen abut antthe Orioles 12-O. infact Paulwalked 3 and strunk 12 register-Ing the first no bitter f the

- Torn English doubled borne 2cons In the hast of the 6th towovide Faul Kozucb and theen-atoro with a big win 5-4.

Homers by. Ulsboot and EUtinWvided the necessary runs tolay low the Indians 7-3. It ap-hears from a great team effortthe Tigers are beginning to roar.

Other scores: White Sex i4 -Yanks i; WhIte Sex IO - Sees..

y -bResults for week ending . in tbewlnelng run in the bottomJimeiO oftho6th.' Yankees 22 All-Star TV O.MORTON GROVE PONY Tigers IO. Indians 2. MikeLEAGUE W-L

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Stone pitched a 2 hitter. struckout 14 IndIans and hie a bomerun to give the Tigers theirseventh straight victory withouta defeat

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. Oakton'sOutstanding Pitcher

Dr. Bob Hale (L). athletic director and banchai coacb et'Oak-toe Community college. presents trophy for outstanding perfor-mance lo pitcher Rick hillier (r.) al the first annual 0CC sp-rioawards banquet on Thursday1 June 8. MIller had the best gitchingrocori so the varsity baseball team (3-l) and the besi E.R.A. 2.54.Additional trophies for outstanding contributions to banchai and ten-flu were awarded at the diener et which White Sos manager ChuckTanner was guest speaker.

. Special EventThe Den Plaines Police Depi. trict residents are urged to al-

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i find it Impassible ço do thehind nf job I was trained to do.one that would bent serve theDistrict and therefore ehe peopleof the community. I feel this basbeen brought about by the strained

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REOUREMEN$.SIW,J - 100cawateIy; _ year with dfcta..¡tone backg.m.i EthicaWm - High Sthoo: $raduatc

gralmd.

1f yøi are 1ntecst in alg (or the aboye fs1ifon a1net the quaJijjc, pZc&e contact Doxothy Wilson (orappolmment.

693-8980QURREfl COMPRN

205 S. NORTHWEST HIGHWAY PARK RIDGEAn Equal

A& I. .macrunistMacMoe repairmon. Close tolerooce assembier of mgchf.tools with machlolng.o1.,,. experfeoco. Able to work from blue-

. Precision MachinistClose tojoraj, exJ1ience. Able ro moke ownFamJI1ar'wj lathe, mfllh,g machine.

a Precision Lathe Handshop ee . Days. AU C0mPebeneive bene..

Evening 1nterj by appinnnen,

631-6300MP. HEINZE

MACHINE CO.6300 Northwest Highway Chicago, IIIinoI

SECRETARYWe bave an excellent op»rcmy In our lovely olficeo InSkokle for a sharp gfr who can handle recejzion, greefIneple, type, and all aro,m oecretar skl]Jo Must beneat and have a pleasant geroneajjg, Fufl Linie. Good start..Ing salary, congenial cO..workert.

Phone or apply:

674-3590COLORADO CITY

REALTy COMPANY5150 GOLF ROAD SKOKIE

ymidothgaitsi' school?

Soma of vom Iriends Will beOIng away to College. Others tolobs. What aro your plans?If you 000enl made any auyet. Cunsider a job wdn today'sArmy. A ¡ob that Will Sian youWith *200 a. fltOfllh. WithPromotions and raises as eut.move op. And 30 days paidvacation each year.And

With our Delayed EntryOption. Wotan sign up today farthe ab trainino you want andrepart any tin., Within the neatSia wanton. dependiyo on thecourse you choose. SEE YOUEARMY RECRUITER AT

4515 Oakton StreerSkokie, Illinois

Or coin

312-673_5393

BARRIER SAW

OPERATOR2nd SHIFT

Excolleot oppurm.j, fores-Iwrlonced Barrier Sawoyor-ator. Must be able to reactblueprints, set up esSayer-ate. If you are lookIng forfull Ume hing term emplay_ment, errettest wagen, bette..fits. and Working candidons.Apply to Personnel

s&cELECTRIC CO.

Siteclall_sco In High..VoltageSwitching and Protoctin...serving the EIectyopj tjd_tIes sima 1911.6601 N. Ridge Ave.

.

338-1000 .

An Equal Opportunity Employer

HELP.

WANTED MALE - FEMALE - - HElP WANJEDMALE-FEMALE

Gift WaresHousewaresHardwareJewelryLadies WearDomesticsSnack Bar

NonFood Cashiers

TELEPHONE SOLICITORSDES PLAINES AREA

Must have a good ¡AsnoVoles. Experienced ortrainee. 92.25 to $3.00 perhour plus bonus. 4 p.m. to9 p.m. Mon. thou Fri., ro-tate Scmdayl2 p.o. to5 p.m..

CALL AFTER 4 P.M.298-8240

Membership Department StöresNow interviewing FO the FoJIöw;9- Employment OPPOrtunities:

Auto Nursery!° . . Sporting GeódsPatio Major Appliance SalesPharmacy ShoesMen's Wear Childreñ's WearCredit Office Stock Room- ClerksTire Shop Gas Station

Department Heads and Manager Trainees- Apply At:

8901 Milwaukee Ave., NUes. Between. 9 A.M. and 4 P.M.JoIn Edo fast growing natlonat citais offering a fine ñm, in thediCld of ntal mereiw.t.iog

MEMCO is an

EQUAL OPmRIijyjgry PWYERAmerica's F°° Mmbersb1p Dyegy Store

REAL ESTATE SALESI°or personal interview

' Joseph W. GIamb,Realtor

NorwoodEdison Realty774-9182

DICTAPHONE TYPiSTSWe bave PositionsavaIlablefor soûceonowbo wants tonIoTo loro the advertlslng/pthllobittg field. Sonco dic.tapltone exyertaosary. Most have good typIngabIlIty. 1f you are InterestedIn a now career,wlth a goodsalary and a convenient la-catino, ietd want apwrmmstntpesillos, please call or visit

TIM CHRISTIEY06-8500

Standard Race &DataServlce.5201 Old Orchard Road

Skokle

SECRETARYIndividual needed to fIll positIon at Secretary co the Super-visar of Employee BenefIts.

REOUIREMENTS.Slcordcaoii 100stcorately Experience - i yearSecretri.;EdUcatIon - 1 year college or busInessscbaol; Salary . comncensman wIth back-gtound.

If you are ioterested In applying for the above posItionactS meet tice qoaiiJ1cauo please contacIl Dorothy WE-son (or appelotment.

693-8980QURREfl COMPRNY

205 5. NORTHWEST HIGHWAY PARK RIDGE

Act Equal Opportonity Employer

- MORTON GIOVE -GOLi MlLL. MAINE

ìL : 3 i wAk:"o :5:

FULL OR PART flMELICENSED

BEAUTICIANSBeautiful new Salon in CarolStream seeds ßeautj to

. enjoy exceUcat warkb. can-ditlons, liberal saIary($96.00 ¡ter week plie cam-mIssion). and many fringebenefIts. lt cviii pay you tolnvgStlgate. Call 693-9113ord53-9663

FIRST LADYBEAUTY SALON

South Schhnmt Rd.Northland Mall

Carol Stream, Illinois

ADVERTISING-. Classified._-

Telephone SalespAre yOU apro at gettingpeople to say yes on the¡Aooe?

Then you're Just tice girlWe want, we nged an ex-¡wrleoted dynamic phonogirl to sell in nur ShaMesifite.

. SALARY. PLUSCOMMISSION

CALL

679-6535

E

HELP WANTEDMALE - FEMALE

HOUSEWIVESmake extra money at homelo yoor spare time, DiraCleaO needs seVeralOoltct-.toro Inthis area. Work froma list of pro-selected pros-Iwctn.763-1423

FEMALEdBARTENDER

Yotog. attracthe. 21 yearsor older.

966-2610SAFARI RESTAURANT

L LOUNGE9111 Waukegan Rd.

Morton Grove

TELLERSExwtietced tellers, fuittIme, many frInge benefIts,good working hours.

. CallMr, J. GloydY05-4400

FIRST NATIONAL BlINKOF MORTON GROVE

6201 DingysterMoftonorove

IMMEDIATE'OPENING.ORDER/BILLER

CLERK/TYPIST

GAL FRIDAY

Salary Open.

Call for appointment

647-0600SUMMER JOBVe need mature student

with car tu ears between $3and $5 per hr. Work withMS. boys. Phnoo

Jack Miller 77453536141 W. Touhy

Typist/General OfficePart time aftennons - per-monent. Modero Nlles of-fice. CoIl for appeintwent

967-6650

WAITRESSESExperienced Excellèntttlx. Uniform forslshed.

Apply at

7740 N. Milwaukee, NOes

WAITRESSESDay or NIght

The New Nues Restaurant

965-9747BUSINESSSERVICESCAMPERS

COME IN NOW1972 Starcreft

Camping TrailersTHE SURF SHOP

2052 Lehigh Glenview724-5501_-Saggice _ Rentals

Smart PeaplThrifty People,

t!P classlfled.

BUSINESS SERVICES

CARPENTRY

CallHE SWEDISH CARPENTE

All RemadelMa NeedsOver SO yes. exp. Father to Son

CALL 763.4400

LC. HOOKANSON A CO.GENERAL CONTRACFOR

CEMENT WORK

CEMENT WORKAli Kinds

Specialist In Patio, .Staopand.Drlveway

Call Sam.

966-5523after 4 PM

NIXON a SONCement Work

Fatlos 'DrivewaysSIdewalkS Steo

'BannetentoLOW LOW PRICE

All Work GuaranteedCall Nixon 471-0592

FENCING

. RUSTIC FENCINGStoa&,d, Pi.I,tlPottS R,iI Rsdw,odc

stint s in,t,iisi0BOB JAACKS

9 I I 6 Mulwmk,o Nil..527.7456

INSURANCE

A & HINSURANCE AGENCY

. Monthly Payments. Auto Loans. Bout Loans

All Lines øf InsuraeceED WITHERBEE

7'-6747 675-009LANDSCAPING

MAKE PLANS NOW WITH

.PLUNKS

. LANDSCAPftIG, SERVICE: Tree TrImming,., . Seeding, Spraying_.; Lawn Maintenance

Contracts avallahie byrequest

728-4098MOVING a HAULING

KELLY MOVERS. LOCAL MOVERS

"iAOVING-7

PAINTING ADECORATING

' Ill. CC, 26105? t MC..-C

529-5231

PAINTING & DECORATING

Interior g. Estertor

ANTIQUINGHand graining on ñcataI &wood cabinets, furniture, etc.: 485-845

WANT ADS SELL

ROOFING

eW ROOFING.' a

F SHEET METPO.Çow. SLATE, TILE,

ThCKFOIN'tlNG... t<.HOT ROOFS

LOUIS BIGGS20 Gummy Line Ed,,

Deerfleld, III, 945_9493

RUG a FURNITURECLEANING a

REALLY CLEAN CO. 920AM CLEANtO

. Dilly REMOVED

. NO HaRSH CHEMICALS

. FURNITURE DRY CLEANED

32t Golf MIII 824-3040

AA STEAM SYSTEMCARPET a FURNITURE

CLEANERSSteam ysor carpots 6 far-nituio to look

LIKE NEWIRemoves ground In stains,dries In half the time.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDFor FREE Estimate Call

823-9480

CARPETCLEANING

SPECIAL. Living Room. Dining Room. Hall

$25.00MAGIC-KLEEN

CARPETCLEANING437_733 437-7175

SEWER SERVICE

SEWER TROUBLES?Catcli Basins

(Cleáoed b Deodorized)Flood Control -

Units InstalledAll types of rodung b SewerRepaira.

PItEE ESTIMATELicensed - Bonded - Insured

24 HR. SERVICEMIDWEST SEWERAGE

342-6028

SIDING

JIM'SSEWER SERVICE

24 Nr, Service

286-2656267-6650

SOFFIT KINGop NILEO

-w. covi. volta 059We Use Alsco Dipant TedIar

696.4545

TILING

CERAMIC TILEInstalled . Repaired

. 24 Vt's, Exp.FREE EVTIMATES

CALLTOM SIMA- UN7-8636. o =: e= : =

'Ticotiugle, ThuridiyJuué n, 1932

BUSINESS SERViCES MfSFOR SALE

T&AEL TOURS

LONDONEING 707

Fete. Clg.5oRound YtIp $24oJuin Ou, Geoup

MEALS A FREE PARO.partvW. L .tu,n,

LYIRY nIDAYADVENTURES

INTERNATIONALleo w. Randolph, Suit. 1201

(312) 236.3331

WINDOW CLEANING

BILL OWENSWIndow Cleaning ServiceSpecialicing In Commercialund ResidentIal. Çuttero anddown spouts cleaned. CALL369-9501 after 4 p.m.

475-7237APIS. FOR RENT

4 1/2 room heated apt,,parking, laundry facilities,no pets. Call IR 8-0857966-9311.

AAAAPARTMENTSAVAILABLE...774-1182 .d

Niles, large 3 bedroom,1 1/2 baths, stove, reft-Ig-Orator, air food, unit, Julyist occupancy. Adults only$275.00. Heated. 299-1376.

BOAT FOR SALE16' JohosonRevelyr, yellowtri-huIt w/l20 HP I-O w/trailer completo with skis,C/B radio, 3 entra propa,etc. Ready to go. $3250.05,Roger - 965-7573, Geoff298-2597.

FOR SALE AUTO'65 Cutlass Alrcondltl000d,

. P/S - P/B, extras. Asking$1400.00. Call 966-0587af..ter 6 P.M.

MISC. FOR SALE

4' s 12 swimming fool.Cover, liner, vacuumcleaner, filter, complete$225. 965-1653.

Like new large multi-color5 posItion umbrella withtab)e & weIght, Originalcost $70. 966-9753,

FACTORY MATtRESSES &FURNITURE CLOSEO(JFS

596 BRAND NEW-MAVFRESSESand Box Sprits

$19.9525 BRAND NEW SOFA BEDSOpen to FUll Size (MotEt-050)

9109.93 Each1? BRAND NEW RECLINERCHAIRS

539.95 euchi BRANDNEW BUNK BEDS

549,95 EachOpen 6 days - Monday,Thursday, Friday, 10-9,Tuesday and Saturday, 10-5:30, Sunday, 12-5, ClosedWedcseadáye.

LENNY FINE INC.1429 E. Palatine Ed,.Arlinghrn.(Exit Windoor prive)

-GARAGE SALE

DISPOSINÓ OF STRASSCRYSTAL CHANDELIERS I

from olcow room,$700 dining room, $225.$250 half $85, $300 bed-room $125. $000 Ilvitigroom $235, 238-0976

Green Naughalsyde convertsto sleeper, excellent ton-ilEso. $75. Call 724-4673.

Garage Sale Jonc 23 & 24.9 tUl S P.M. Cameros,furs., blkeo, Judo oult.aquarium, toys. misc, 7000Lesingtoo, Nues. 'Veuname it we've got itt"

MUSIC INSTRUCTIONPiana - Guitar - AccordIon-Organ 8. VoIce. Private In-siructlons, home er sItaba,ClassIc & popular mImic.

RIchard L. Glunnane965-3281

PHILARMARNIC Amp 12 In.Speaker. Origioul price$109.50. Sacrifice $75,00,Fender Bandmaster Hood,like new $125.00. 966-7085.

PERSONALS

READER a ADVISERAdvise on family affairs,buslneaa, marrIage. Callfor appt.

296-2360 or came te9222 N. Greenwood Ave,Across from Golf Mill Shop-ping Center, Nilei.

PET CIRCLENICE PETS FOR

ADOPTIONNra. 1-5 p.m. - 7 days aweek, ReceIving animals 7-5Weekdays _ 71 Saturday andSunday.

KAYS ANIMAL SHELTER2705 N. ArlIngton HIs. Rd.Arlington

Heights

Poodles. SmallToys, Males& Females 2 mo. A.K,C.Just beaxtiful, Reasonable.299-5473.

Flag Corps SquadMaine East's 1972-'73 flag

Corpo squad will be comprised ofKathy Chase of Park Ridge, LindaDiener of Des Plaises, Sbellduliener of Des Plaines, EileenFobie of Des Plaines, VivianMeladosiacc of Park Ridge,Carolyn Mendiais of Niles, PatPowers of Morton Grove, ToniSckwlnd of Morton Grove, JudyShore of De.s Plaises, and SandyWilliams of,Park Ridge.

Contest WinnersHarry Elatkln, WLS camera-

mon for the Flynn-Daly Eyewit-nous News program and Mrs.Naomi Crone of the bes PlainesJoarnal were judges for the Muy20 photo contest sponsored at tiseMay 19-21 MaIne Township High565551 East Fesuvalot FIne Arts,

In black atti white competitionMarc Grant of Park Ridge re-calved first place, Kevin MelOn-noy et Nifes received a secondplate award, and third platewentto Julie Engel of Morton Grove.

Eric Boether si Nilen receivedfirst, second, and third pInteawards for his color picotograyhy.

-BuUS.SvingsBo

j

OT TilE

RMRP& PENCIL

AROUND

lu coal, Autø 6cyI Buckets

, -..tORD Must. IB.. cbar-

rI oMc*1TEGO 4/dr. Sed.,

- Grete, Auto, 6 cyl.

flFORD PL. 2/dr. 1fF.lu Blue Fairishi, V8, Auto.

PS Black Vnyi roof

'67cHsvy p/dr., Bronze,V8Auto

FORD LTD4/dr HT, GoldVB, WC. F5. PB

, CHEVY MALIBU, Gold6 CpI, PS, Auto

.$1395

, CHEVY CAPEICE Sed.Green, V SF Auto, AM/FM l, Ad, i'.

uucz. O. IIItI

,cR FORD L'JD2/ám, u øizeco*l, VS, Ñze, PS.

'VC$1,295

Pl_AO(fFH 4/th. Sed.Ju White, 6 cyl, Auto

. $395, FORD LTD Cr.. Wdte

BUt V. 5f,, A/C. EI. Win.

$2,195PORD2/dr., Green, VB,

UdMto$395

Must. cent., Redu vs. Auto. PS. Buckets

$1395

$1595

. $1595

$1995

$995

$2395..

B MER. MONTECO 4/drGreen, BUt V, RP, VB,Auto, ES. AC

$1095'79Foiir. Gray, Auto,

$1295, FORD Gal. 500 4/dr,

A/C, Auto, VB

$1395, FORO Machi, Mustang,

Yellow, Auto P/S. Radio

$2495

SIMCA 4/dt. i.e. Blue4npd,

$995, MERCURY COUGAR, 0k.

Gray, Auto, PS. Air

$1195, CHEVY NOVA Yellow w/

Br. roof, Auto, ut 6 cyl

$1395, CHEVY CAMARO Blue,

4 spd, PS

$1495.

FORD,

i NOItWÓÒÌI FORD"ml MINI-PIICI P1*1.1*"

COINE* HAJIEM AVI. L NCTHWEST HIGHWAY

PHONE 763-I 500DAILY 9 TO 9 SATUIDAY 9 TO 6

OPEN SUNDAYS 11-6FOR TOUR CONVENIENCE

SALES

PARIS

SRVI(E

DesPlumes YAMAHA &SLJZUKIRAND & RIVER RS., in Des Plaines

JLEfl1RSì'07ED1T0RJ

nrcieinu to all alut ciEzeto.lt szen to mc0CvefllbieiSe

lanE czenmiozen arc dial-k uctheir ternfbje record.tItsy bring ia a ußt and losssEireL or balanite skeet, tocopiaSe Ike liecessiny for TheirimxCpsr . I iaiggostike giarE ThttsiczhmcTMu is iiattosat.byiI&ntlTgosr1a OTKI.faCH1Ues on ike ogianniarkeg. lt Is not afor dht, I,ut to ¡ztivide rus.cteatlon to only coz citizens.if our eintritt cgjuiat affordTam, ice riSiTa, etc. withoutleaning them. to induoirlal lea-

xen, o hockey clubs. to rock'n reti gsantoteco, then weihiaddn't bore them at ali, E-

. cTiou af Ike osait snaSet; ciase ciTizens baie out- mt rn, fril Is to afforded Theme ei thdtsr*s Sizeier a,i

la they ire. pwjocts. . Se s com_i am ant Bisely isAsanilar fortoed

wilE the uieliadr the janE iBs- dIC 1iaed oF the ¡k dinus.c,Tritt fuiictltaw. Regeral yelan tO 102kO

o I wan rc of tie cidz. '°°. to 5uccuee that worked liard to sih the

s the longhand lesouSeidte E°°1'eg? But it

¡eck alsirict. . (111e isnóe that ilid n worktheajys, tode 1Uwial laud. ffli. lt t!rás the iarkswiininhxaf yooli. field heiRs, P° to Use dits citizen'sataS .d Colime 11w Ice rink Fi- Os S iront to giveosco at BoBard FBrk, So I . a.plao.resgedtabilltythat theybave sosia OÇcrIeTIcCSedeaI1JIg- hd Ofreadyformulated.with members ei The nrk coga- '°Y PloeTiOEieeecbareumissioitcrs. . of Riles a cru in oriler that

Let Tse tell you bowohatcame WltUldÌCelt Their plan toabout. 'The Elles Park Dis- on IrS link in Ballurdtriez was in sad shape tino, flOtA

as it Is cow, they had loot their 10 GYOiT5fl Pack. Winofr100 bond referejtdum,because 0f thiS cointnluee re.the Nileo cftlzenery bad lost SESiliat diOIF l*Ie55 sontoall confidence In diem, mainly Of to wann .thtOStOTied and to-

erced. Onsof die commIssion-ers. when I argued with uts

ogram askedbynameand adA-reas. to ottemit af scare me.When many of us toldnmwewould not support this cftlzen'ocommittee 'facade w,less thecomnamlIses we reenentedh*d s voice In the suppnsed, vc'trmondatlons, and corn-rA 150$ WOTC finally reached,

: tried to stuff down our. .', for Ballard Park an Ite

rtn and no pool. We wanteds i1 and no ice rink. Theynild ial Ice rink would be fr0-fltsble and a pool costly. Theyoaid Ballard Farkwas Riles¡iaEk aod every oilier pork aneighborhood jack. When wethreaten total oppcsldnnto theirstand. they allowed us to corn-fromine to the enent comble-atino uol and Ice rink,

i do natbeliene any nf thisis the waythe democratic fr0-cuss in supluse to work. Butbecause Ballard Park had nofacilities ut ail for the revtousten yearn (dúetothe park hoardsincompetency) we comprorn-leed.

We worked hard and passedthe bend referendum, and thenwhat did the copomlonioners do,but waste our money, by wait-Ing co do, what this mandatetold them to do, Liti-the in-flaUes of our times made thefunds inadequate.

i could go on ou relatingPark Board blunders, but ltwould not change what has hap.pened, What I will say Is, Ifoo nne have bad enough, andam offering some Idean torchange.

I. The entire Park Board ofconhminOioners should resignImmediately.

2. A new citizens committeeshould beformedtogivetheparkdItrItt new pasidve directioobenIØCIal co Nies residents.

Now electlonrsheuld beheld to elect commIssioners withthe help of the committee to gIveour parks theleadership need-ed,

4. Make the park districtrenlnssive only to Mlles res-¡dents needs.

Yours Truly,. Clarence Miller

9021 ClIfton. Riles

naldo

wegd uiOtOeIto5

HUVIDIFOESAds acidula ta lIte Be denng

Rd Babezainiaal CmREASONS

WHY YOU NEED A

WILLIAMSON en sinntiØimmaíowuuner.Nouwdlor

"I?iYê inOnoRtensia. pattaI oi-.

a a eYEAROUND DEHUIDIFlESCOMFORT CENTER 4 ed as heI.

Imand, monaT dayt flnritolmidhdew.yuuiaIatue,t ababy 0511es dl! aTalO,

DclEANSThE AIR

Basammo op to %% of all as-

itxh IndusI.dsI.atloke.led bidsia Ratons hmmdsedndnean.

QiaI-Tiawn.caT.ial. - -

7ÇW: A'i5'.S .-t' : . .

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al,k ',IIL. Men

MENS CUSTOMLtd.

'*HAIRPIEÇES

7634 No. MøwaUksa- Nils.

966-1377

WE ANSWERTELEPHONES

, «me 444'e it,uu7BUSINESS HOURSagg5gNfl HOURS

»*HOURLY_IEEKLY

OMO1ff'HLY_24 HOURS.Wp4(E.UP SERVICEOM&4, ADDRESSDESK/OFFICE SPACE

USE OUR NUMBER -

OR-YOUR NUMBER

SUBURBANANSWERING SERVICE

CALL -

692-2077 -

FRANK J. TURK A SONS INC.

Ala CONDIrIONiNO - HEATING.onset METAL

TELtP5eNt 047.08,0

lise SCOUT AVENUEOILES. ILL. 00040WALLY'S

HEATING SERVICE -

AIR CONDITIONING.

GAS-OIL763-1262

cafzoun Buge Ii

- EdeNs Plaza -

Arts & Cräfts FairSeveral local archts are among

the 230 -exhIbitors showing artsand crafts atine 16th annual EdensPlaza Arts and Crafts Fair inWlImetLe, Saturday and Sunday,June 24 ted 25, from neon until

Location of the fair will be the -

same as last year, In the soutk-east parking lot alongSkokleblvd.near all main entrances in EdensPlaza. There will be free parkingfer 1,5110 cars, an refreshmentswill he available Inthelmmedlate -

area. To reach the-Plaza, driversnhouid turn otfEdens Expresswayat Labe ave. in WIlmette. Therenter will be visible to tite east.at the juncture of Lake and 5ko-bic blvd.

Jerry's Fruit liGarden Center

NTRACT CARPETS8038 MilwaUkee Ave.

Nues. .111.All Name Brands

All TexturesPaddin9 A Installation

- included9 x 12 SHAGS & PRINTS

$60FAIR PRICES

. .COMPAREThen See Us

Shop At- Home Service. Call692-4176282-8575

IIjIl'r1

INSTA PRINT

24 HOUR SERVICEI MOST iniNTitlO 1081

WEDDING INVITATIONS

RUBBER STAMPSLETT(RHEADS FLYERS

'BUSINESS CARDS !??

-PHONE: 9662565

8053 N. MILWAUKEE AVE.NILES -

. --r, -

The BugIe Thursday, jene 22, 1972

ananas' Over Jerry's Opentng Nothlng luk. Saturation Cov.rage Us. Th. Bugli

iÏuiTuiW.le, 5 Ott

701 ti. Mflauke. Ave. Nils

tisi neSs.,IF YOU CAN'T CONTACT ANY OF THE DESIGNATED ADVERTISERS

CALL 692-2077 SUBURBAN ANSWERING SERVICE

THEY WILL CONTACT THE ADVERTISER TO HAVE THE CALL RETURNED

CUSTOM

DRAPERY CLEANING

PANfI

Inchiding Take-DtweCleaning and Re-Hanging

Cu:torn Drapery

and Rug Cleanerslee Cwiak

Yo 6-6731

SUPREME TILE CO.

-

:

-

. ICITCHENS FORMICA TOPS

WAL&F BATHS-

CARPETING C MARBLEs FAUCETS k SINKS INSTA LLED

GUARANTEED WORKtEEESTIMATES -

I CtiLL isv

- 966-3646

LANDSCAPINGSpring 'Clean-UP Sfrvice

cOMPLETE LANDSCAPINGSERVICE &MAINTENANC

Designing A PlantingRESIDENTIAL

COMMERCIAL .

INDUSTALfl1

- ,i,'li' lØi.; '.l7042 N. MILWAUKEE, RILES

965-4343

"LET'S GET TOGETHER"For a sole vacation in any Ford car,

station wagon er truck .4 Sil O& LUi&

-

GEORGE M. ECONOMUS.WHITE A CRlNEN - -

9401 MILWAUKEE AVE. NILES 965-6700"A6oss.from Golf-MiIl Shopping Center" .

See MePorsanally

FORD

i rectory

IMMEDIATE PRINTING45 HOUR SERVICE

IETTCOHEAD5ENViIONSsUSINOsS ChiaiSmYERSOUillaSWEDOIs.- . INVItAtIONS

-SPEED,,, I55IN POntES

t 965-3900 I

IMMEDIATEPRINTINGÇO

CARPET SALEWOOL SHAG 6.75 yd.

Many Others To Chasse From.

REMNANTS - ROLL ENtE

Re.UphOtstery, Slipcovera Drapery Sale

SAVE .20% to 40% -Pune EadmRto-Hhme Service

r 673-6300359-9500

Howard Upholsterya Càrpet Co.

2150 Plum Grove Rd.Raum - MeadOWs, Ill.

C299-8687

GENIE'S RUBBER STAMPSERVICE

P. 0. BOX 684PARK RIDGE, ILL 60068

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