contbíed from page 3M 5thatst. Franc Hes-pftO1. 'Morn and Dad are Lar-jalee and BilL ister and bra-tuer are Susan aged 6 and Pean .aged 3. Our very best wishesta the new t'Hlesites.

. Onc at thé flícest birthdaypre-aènta fa Letta IMita an May21st was a visit from her bra-Cher Ralph HaÑhi his wife aaddadghter Susan. ll ai CedarRapids. lowa. lt is the firstbirthday they have ever cele-brated togethér.

Ou June 12th at 3:00 p.m.'the1_yric School of Danciag willbald Its avOuai recitai at MaineTownship East. To me. mydaugh-ter Woody will he the star ofthe show even if shé stands withher finger in her essuth as shedoes whenever asked to perform.Somehow, I dsift reel she isready to go professional yet.

In the curréat issue of Read-eres Digest along side a fullpage calor photograph of Prey-Ident Dwight O. Eisenhower isthe quote infnrmèd Citizens arethe guardian and spirit of dem-ocracy. Something to thInk shootwhen you hear derogatory re-marks about the Nibs Citizens-Committee. -

The twa most difficult careersore entrusted to matenrl-citi-zenship and parenthoad. The tat-ter farces us to grow throaghexperience, theformer takes de-tormined effort. Remember, theman who rests sa his Isorelsis wearing -them in the wrong-placo.

Family ServicePlay AvailableTo Local Gròips

At this Urne of the year wheynewly appointed program chair-men are frantically trying to fillnexf year's program schedulewith interesting material, theFamily Service Agency nf NitosTownship offers u suggestion.

Mro, Walter Kramer. PublicRelatisos Director stute Agency,announces the availability of aone-act play, The Broken Cir-de". The Skokle Civic Theatre,ander the anspices of the agency,has gained newrecngsitianforitseccellent staging nf this interest-ing drama of a troubled familyand how they werehelped to solvetheir problems. Any local graap,inclnding civic organizatians,P.T.A.'s, warnen's clubs andchurch groups may inquire abouta date for the paly in the comingyear by contacting Mm. Kramerat Nuca 7-8457.

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net be donw. Ynu'll keep rnnntnfthem sut...ond even keep mostbuilders from oves trying to batidmultiples by eliminating nachzoning under your new ordin-anceC cited Pince. Cnmmissinnmember Ken lehne! then asked ifOnly single family dwelling re-sidents (new classifications R-Iand R-2) could be proposed. At-torney Jones Said this could bedone and that the R-4 multipledwelling zoning could be clitelo-ated Is the new zoning plans.

Scheel sold if this area waszoned fer nnu-csnforming us.nthen any requests for multipleswould fall under the reunst fora variation mr this type of zoo-ing. Under the new zoning er-finance voriatidns would onlybe heurd by. Ihe znning boardand then any further legal re-course would have to be:tukenints the courts. This would eli-minate the village trustees frombeing able te overrule the zoo-Ing board which has occurredon many lootasces.

At rd in reviewing thenew zor nance plan Corn-mission van Dick Caossaid th must considerthe futt felt Rites, likethe . ont try, most makeplatsnJv ng the populationexplosiv is resulting inthe csut

n pointfog nrdb. - chats-ee groupIre andire dodar handlkn. whirldry.

At irIday ulghtn Ranebull Dance at ewker Hill CountryClub Mayor Stankowicz. Ieftchanges partners by dancing-with Mrs. Robert Larsen, wife of the dance committee

. chairmhn. Mrs. Stankowlrz, far right, is dancing withDave Noble, manager of one of the little League teams.

-Eliminate Multip1es"

contiñued from Pagelcognizant of. Nolau, then can-thiued, l apent 4 years, 10

- months and sixteen days in ser-. vice,...ond we've done enough nf

this patriotism bit...the philan-thropists building multiple dwell-lags dsn't give a heat aboutNlIen...thay. know it has oaf beendIfficult te receive favorabletreavtseot before the cityfathers.

'litere should be planning for. the people of Riles. Every case

l've ever beard before this boardhan been 'afltxtreme hordohipcase'. The now zoning ordinanceshsold reflect the feelings of thepeople of Riles. Let's make itmore dlfficult...moybe the moi-

. tiple dwellIng builders won't beprone to Coming here. Othercommento included Flank Green,

. former VFWpresideot,nho men-tinned that Nilesites most re-evaluate their answers at elect-inn tim.Uunnar Jonson saidvthe 20f O

signamres of persons opposingmultiple dwellings, is ps-nod thatvillage officials will listen tous'. The meeting was continueduntil June 10 and will noi beadjosroed until the Plan Corn-misoino - tsmpletes their final;recornmendatisns to the village

lit LO cion as ftc meetingCommission member Bob Westesaid the sew ordinance wasbaslcally good and Seand but

that the-ordinance needed msreteeth in it regarding msitiplodwelllne? .

Scheel then proposed that booksof the now ordinance be modoavailable to all Homeowners An-socintions and to the CitizensCommittee. The Commissionagreçd te the motion.

- The meeting was then continueduntil Jane 10.

OPEN A NEW Sa'. GS ACCOUNT. FOR $50OR MORE. ADD TO YOUR PRESENT SkY-SNOS

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'- - wrAINtEsS STEEL STEAK KNIS'E SET. - v-=wL:t RECE$VE BThÉR- - FREE GWT A òi. . OIWMilwaukeel(eeney ; While -YoiwSaigs Earn IO

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The final meeting of-the scanna. q the St. John Brdboaf Catholici Wahsen'.s ClühtwI1l- be held an- Thésday, jane lth gt the school

hail. 8201 Harlem, NueS, Ill.Preéeding the meetlng,benedlct-janet the i-ioiy Sacrament will beh°ld le the .d,orrh at 7:45 p.ni.. Cornrnunit0ChurchNews - ..WIth the apprsch of varatontime plans far \ atinn ChurchSchool ore nearly mpleted andthe dutes have benn et far June20-July 1, from 9t3. to 11:30each week day morulu, st theOak Scheol. An we have stressedin former years.thistwo weekperiod of intensive study andChristian fellowship - ros be omuch more enriching experiencefor the child than a whole yearof sporadic Sunday. School at-tendance.

The registration fee will be$3.00 per child far a iwo weekeridd, with a matijinüm. kf $7.S0

for Soy -family with,3 -or moro- children attending. Vacation

Church Scheol Classes will beheld for all' children ages 4.thztagh 12;

. The couples Club l sponsdr-ing a Disahr-Dance at the ChevyChase Country Club on.Sat.,Junuil. All churchmembers andtheir friends ore cordially is-vited. $4.25 iscludesdisner,gro_tuities, tax und duncing for theevening in the main halls-nom.Reservations and yntir moneymost Ink in by June 3, so kindlyrdll use of the following: HeleneKsuh-NI 7-8472, Norma TracyNI 7-0634 or Audrey Kuntoer

. TA 3-6431.

. -St. joh,i --ilèbeùf Wo»t@,. Meet: T:wsday0 June 7

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The newly eled)ffics- for. : the IPÓO-óPierrn 6Ibe install.

ed. ThoSe electdfwere. Mrs.. William Qainlan_l6aideflt ldr. MartIn Bell-Vied f Preuldeot

Mrs WillIam: Thoiqponn_Sarf0tory. Mrs. aymond GOmooey,Treonurer. Board member0 oreMrs. John Mmes, Mrs. Edwaif

. Zoasiun, and -Ms-n; Robert Ecos.ing. -

4skit titled 'Waby Show'--wjllbe the main attraction ni theevening along with the aso005cn_meat of the winners of the BabyBeauty Picture Conteot. A galoevening is promised for soc andall.

During the evening, tickets waybe purchased mr the AttnuolSpring Lunchfoh, which will beheld nu Sotos-doy. Jme 11th et

. the Chevy Chpse Country Clot,.-Mm, -Patrick McCsuville Is tirchairman.

Reminder--Sunday, June 11h, ItCommuniait time for the clot,members, Brownies and GirlSCOStI ai the ParIsh at the 7:31a.m. Mann.

'Peaple'#ífe 315 Who ItnaslCItILr Ge to GIna.RYJ TAlenti t.tet

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The census hits-eau announcedlast week that NUes present po-ttg-DavM -

Initiation is now W364,Sdi*ng&

Elaine BergerOfl, who put inyteman' service at tho Womansflab's POIlU clinic, reported theresalte of the clinIc's Jast Wed-tonfall's tiliflOUt. -

ibe rePaitt that acoxlma-lely 4O shots of polio vaccinewere given to Nileeltes. How-oser, about 100 additional per-Sons wore turned OneY: due ttethe lack al additIonal vacdiiie.

After tht supply.issued.bythe -manly Was depleted, the Worn-.us's dab dug into their own po-titels and parchased 16 additio-noi vials. Since there are about9 shots ta the vial the girls pou-chased aPpraXimatuly 544 addi-Ssnol "abats" which were gvcu

Among the 400 persons whoreceived the aluns and the 1110abo were inrned awaI were ma-ny children. lt in indicative ofthe need for the clinic and itsrnathiaaus place In the comma-

The lube warm recepliongivenw the clinic by certain- medicaliaterests seems to be under-utandable aftei titis u-caponee.Since die shots cost about 50cams a piece dO$tOrs chutgingthe coducojone price of $5.00per shot would have lost a po-tendal of SIBOEJ from these 400foople, Those charging $3.151 ashot last -a patentiá of $1000.Sut what Is more important di-an the lasa of this money in pueabfalls quesajoig "Would thosePersons who were administeredthe shots at the free clinic havereceived them had they paid forthem?" Many undoubtedly wouldisle_but dieu-c wei'e toaDy sebo.Smalti have gone without them.The atrocious costs of medicaltests today bave placed such aborden an iarge families thatmany arç not fully provided wlhthe pratecn which Is avpJúhie winy. lt is indeed a sodcemmnou-.j of -life in so richa cowg as ours, - -

The one prohlcmymcbcanae-ver be rectified concerning a pu-blic cgc obvious. When thefirst cj wan annwscedastig-mu WOS nrmchndwiLit was ossu-mcd that only those persons whomaid not afford the immunitywould be serviced by the clinic.The remik.g, .- exceedinglylaw and much of the polio VaccineulQtmeat 'na s rctucncd Io theCoûnty. But when the clinic wasrecg.j a cUele (or all

- pernean than the uSo of it great-ly incre5sc,J Thus. whIle manyPersona WinS could afford to payfor th vaccine made use of the

- coiiiedonPag

The ligero shows a 56 percentincrease from 1950 which is thelangent percnoe increase ofany north or northwest Chicago-area suburb.

Once again the Womans Clubdcservc recognition fortheirfinecoxtribotion to tite community.la additien to devoting ninny oftheir hauts of lahar to the pr-gaolzlng and administering 6fdie program, the indien contai-bated manetarily to the project.in addition to Elaine, DorothyLuMoniè, Julie Zolçxny, ChilePuyan, Vicino EgauEleanorGi-Inedia and Dorothy Boum de-.aeree a warn thank you from -

the entire community for theirstIffens effort. -

Io addition to the girls 13cc-lars Galdberg, MinnIE andZciter also deserve recognitionfar their efforts. an well - as.NUes Dregs, wbichdenatedspon-ges and ohmi011. fur LIte. clinicanot. Elaine mentioned that thestare also sold their andre au-fItly at 16 vials to the clinIc attheir whnlesalc cost of $4.34.Bath the doctors and dio drugatore deserve their just due fortheir fine.cfforts.

Ga Il

; - -- :. tsOQQ2O,364-year. In a special 1959-.---- ,.u'.. r-aces sac census NUes had 18,957 peopleiii - in her commty The PreMonocensus ta tito '59 nase-canoterwas an 1957 when Riles had aplpaiatinn of 13,949. Her 1950

figure was 3,6013,

The 1960 total is not -official,and it in likely that an addltlo..noi persons arc still to be added

NII.' ....... t;-_.__ _.-.-,- ...._.. . '5O past

age into second p10cc in po-pulotian among Niles Townshipcommunities as Mies passed su-bun Morton Grove sahlch nowhas 19,970 people In her fast gro-ing commanity,

NUes new increase raised herpopulation by about 1500 dnriag

ThE NILgs BLXSLE, THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1960

$tánléy Will Ask or Ban.- .On.All-Pinballs In Nues-

Editorial - -/l.ap1ure Would End

- i" bln a - u y Knife-Parin'DlIfl Is N1IeÑ INCta has 1 er -

destroy the viDage. The malignant growth in gambling.i;or-noulleucor nulluab Was Issued these stamps other tliant4iles. Co-

indlddalo.11y, iufmous Cicero. was issued seven stamPe.

What toes the seven stamiS - nican to the individual resIdents ofMiles. Superficially. it in not a reputation which Niles' children::should be burdened with Io their cornacas with students from neigh-boring vilingea. -

hut more objectively. an illegal ganiblinS lmcer. deutroys the

foundation of a village's stnicture.'When illegal action such as thisis allowed lt la wily done so with the approval of village officials.Thus. its corrupting influence Is a cancerous cell by Itself. -

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And like cancer. lt begins to detropr the healthy cells in the body.

which are So necessary for existence aod growth.

lo Hiles. a Wan which shows the greatest growth increase of any

north or northwest suburb. it is - essential that the town attract basi-

ness and industry which Is so essential. for a healthy community. The

need for Inihistay aipl business tO help finance our schools in a basic

need. But when a tovas bas a macer. with Its accompanying turnip-

lion, whata community1

The some idea can be applied to future residents. How many rest-

iicots desire to live in Cicero and carry the bunten of the corniption

which bas esisted there for many years? Rather dina move to such acommuhlty it 15 better to move in to a healthier area where-the air

bgwathea clean.In Niles 14115 exIsting compilen places a mushroom cloud over the

entire village. Our oiitstandiite fire department's work the fine school

wont, the afloat-S of all deemS citizens tomaie the community a better

pisco to raise their children is going to waste so long as such acaji-

cur exists. -

All of us residents have the greatest investment of nur lives In

Nilcs....tbe investment of raising aur children in this cominuoity.

They descreO the very best of oppotui60fles....t°'. they will not re-

ative them so long as the gambling cancer is allowed to live ut NUes.

Trustee Jahn Stanley. uhu ias his eye an the Mayor's chair ta

i961. said he ,ol.flim.rodaceaoOrdinarete hai. pinball stacisoen. Sta-

- nitty's 'iwiter latetbanneveu-" mça.sureshouldbe actively sponsorS

by every resident.

Riles will continue ta he a.vtiloge without law so loaf as the gamb-

lIg ordInance io the village 15 not caforccd.

Most impurmut, this nimation poiats to a fact wInch mast of as have

ong realizad. Nibs io carrupt....NfleS is a village represented by

men who do ont respect nor enforce the law. Aod like a cancer. arre-

tier the disease, enes by tbeelimiafltiog ni pinball machines. is on-

y a temporary measore.The ne eure is by rutting out- the seau-ce of the disease.

Teachers Needed:i1 District 64

- Bill George HeadsNues Lunheot -

-Today

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Two of Hiles tap policemen,g.

ve done outstanding police work- which led w the au-u-cat of a

knife-paring stickup mon whoheld up the Oklahoma Cas Sta-tian in NUes Sunday night. Der-nerd John Harringtoo, 21. of7605 Boswurth, Evanstou, wasarrested Sunday night and ad-mIned to five other recent hold-ups . in the sorroimdhiig areas.

Detective DennIs and PoliceOfficer Stankowicz. recipicutsof"Policeman Of The Ycar"awar-Commerce, the past two years.did outstanding Jobs in the re-sulting arrest of flau-ringenD.

Stankowice, who lives at 7065Tuuhy Aveoue when he inticeda auto turn on to Franks around-230 Sunday morning. While pa-trolilog alone in this early moe-iilug hour, StaukowlczcheckedOnte parked car hut found it tern-poaurily tibondoned. Henotoddielicense namber nfthecarafldbadIt checked Immediately throughState records - to deteriñine Iflt was stolen.

While Stankowice was checkingan the car. Oklahoma Gas at- -

tendant Christopher O'Cnllaghauphoned the station that die akatie-paring youth had held-hpthe station and stolen $27, Stan-kowicz, immetlintely checked theaddress of the owner of the sas-piemos cor which was parked onFranks. Ace., and together with

a-Dennis went to theowner's homein Evanston.

Working with Chicago policethey broke iota Harrington's re-sideace in parsuit uf the youthwhere he confessed to tise sixhold-Olin . to Odonin and Chicagopolice. s- -

l-iprrlogtnn told polIce that ai-terhe held-up NUes gas stationbe 'then went-..to a Clark (lasStation at 3016 Peterson where'-he Otite more used. a four lochparing knife lu a.sccond hold-ap. H e also confessed ta hold-lips in Skokie, Glensietu and an- -other Chicago station, also on -

casttnued an page

to the 20,364 figure.Other ne1ghboriogcommtles

which showed pbeuomloalgroutlsiocreose during tbepasttenyrs,,tollaitt Arlington Heights. 8,868to 27.94thi 12es P1ainca 14,904ta 34.8l5 Mount Prospect, 4,009to 18,819; Pork Ridge, 16,602 to33.007; Glenview, 6.142 to 17 383 -WUmeite, 18.162 Sol7,383,Nortli-brook, 3,348 to 11.599 and Pala-tine, 4,079 to 11.479. -

-o'ibdthetOO.0-et ni ordinance toban pinball machInes la NUeS.Stanley's action comes on thebenin of the story in last week'sNeon Ongle, wdilthretrealedseven NUeS businesses were issued -

federal gamlilin - stampo. TheBUGLE was theonlylocaioews-paper w repais this story. NUeswan iba. otily north or northwestsuburb- Issued the tax stampo.She receIved the pame numberseven as Uceco. . - -

In other DL13LE InterviewsMayor Stankowtcz asked If 0webad seen the stamps.' In answ-er to BUGLE questions. He re-fosed to comment other than tosay ho would have to Investigo- -te flu-aL His comment about who-die this repomea"hadseen" thestampo was an ananr sImilar Inresponse with PolIce Chief Ro-mey and Trustee Sam Bruno. -

Romey said diatno stamps avere -purchased In NUes but that so-ven store owners had signed pa-perS_ uf treasury nfticioln who -

had been Io die village somemonths ago. Romeysuidhelnvc&" -

tIgattd the olores In- queauonand they had never purchased -

nor had been Issued any gambI-log atamps. Romey also ooldpin»ball macbium have been legali-zed by ordinance.

Homey's opinions ohoutihels-51100cc of diestampalnlndirectcontradiction to a story in oChicago newspaper-ca wire ser-vice story which teas issued tomost local newspapers. and bythe U.S. DIstrict Attoroey°s Of-

- fice all which confirmed-the go-mbliog damps issuance. -

Trustee John Trocki first hadau comment no the gambliag sto-ry. When he was further inter-le-wed TraciO saidthissituatiooex-istmi before he got on theboardinferring that he had no cooirolor responsibility oser the pro-sent situation. When asked then"what he would do" aboot diopresent situation" Trockisaidhehod nut pu-out of any gamblingstamps being Issued. Wbco- ask-

- ed about eliminating piohalls anDes Plaises bi4 dane, he accu-sed THE BUGLE of constantly"panning" the trostues.Trockistated the followisig; "Besser.l've told you thIs before ami

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Little 6 year o1dDEBBIÈÀNNdaughter of Mr.& Mrs. NORMATSANSOM. 7642 J(edzle, has beenhaving a rough time lately. Fi.rst she has chicken pox and now

. she is bi bed because of rheu-matie fever. Her Möm. told me.that DEBBIE will have.tn stay inbed for quite awhile. She needslots of rest. Her greatest plea-sure is in getting her very ownmail. so please send DEBBIE

. joads of get well cards andcheer the little oi,e OP.

PATRICK, the S year nid sonof Mr. .& Mrs. BOYD RiLEY,is fine once again and back inschooL PAT spent a week atthe Lutheran GeneralHosp., forobservation. The whoie familywas V4ry relieved, that nothingserloús showed up and PAT got

. back jüst in time for- schoolexsms. 'l bet that's rougherthan your stay in the hospital,

. isn't it PAV'.

Mrs. AUG SCULLY is In tiÍeSt.Elizabetlt Hoop. again.MARGE

token in for tests and bloodtransfusions. Seems like she hasbeen ailing .for such oiong timeand all her friends are prayingthat she will be well soon. Bet-ween the hSlp from your goodneighbors and your wonderful

. husband, your three chiidren aresedi takan care of. Get weUqbick, Marge.. ,.

GWR1 JOE MORHEISE,of San Gabriel, CaJif, flew tNUes 'to attend the funeral tJoes Mother, Mrs. Joseph Morheiser, Sr., , who died SamiaMay 24. Deepest sympathies tyou and your ' family,

It was nice to chat with Glori,for a few ,ninotos Belog typi.Cal.Mothers, ail we talked obstwere the children. G1.ORIA soithat baby VICKIE isn't- 'a bäbany more. and' her red hair i:redder than ever. Their sonjod'is (,ne, every Inch a real hoyDaughter MELODEE isdoingreawell in chsol, She is also , at.tending the Loretta Yoangcharnschool and with ber new figurelooks like a model. lt's alwayto pleasure to visit with old antgood frienth. Hope to see yourwhole family again, rol soon

. Our sincerest sompatj.Jcs areextended to Mr. ARNOLD KOLE.NBURG, 1443 Main 5t, doe tothe recent death' of his mother.

Anniversary greetings to Mr.and Mrs. .WILIJJ KEATING,who exchangeui their 'l'DO'S'10 years ago oli Juan 1g.

Mr. & Mrs. JOHN KELLY,.8303 Osceola will be celebra-tlng.thelr 21st. wedding anniver-

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NI 7-9887sary on Jane 10 and their goodR friends Mr. & MFs. EARL SCH..oWARZENBACK. O2 Osceoia,f will be married for 29 years onJane-lo.

Birthday greetings to: Misso COLLEEN MCHALE who was 12.on Jane 7. Moster'DAVID LEE

o SÇHNIRER wiu a yearoldf oojuooi. That cote phoiogra-y pher, Mr. Joe Weins wlIl beu celehrating his I birthday ony Jane 16. Baby JOANNE ELIZA-. ' BETH DOYLE mill haveS, can-I her cake on Jane 20..

Master DOUGLAu JAYES will'u be 2 on June 21.

Mr. Sr Mrs. ThNY CASTLEand Mr. & Mrs.FABE FORtfALL

- spent their vacation togetherthisyear. ' The foursome drove toSioox Narrows, Canada, where

, they spent 10 days io resting and'

fishing.Thjs was the first Ca-. narRan trip forthe FORNALLS

bot the CASTRES havé, heentherebefore, They caagbt lots of fishand had a wonderfultime. Theygot back to Nilen and were so' heavily tanned, they lokeIndians. While thy older folkswere enjoying their fisb1ssgtripthe thr FORtfALL daughtorsCHARLENE, MARILYN, and ai-so PATI1E stayed.. home andtook care of the house I understand that MARILYN did all thecooking and. she's quite a chef.

M Mom and Dod.were very lamps'n that thoir gi.rls jia......--..00swIu1e

they .'..'goäe and.they are mi-R .gnty proud of their family. Oh,

. by the way, although Mrs'.POR-'

NALL did a lot of fishing, she .

still isn't fisheranman enough,to bait her own hook. Wigglyaren't they FLORENCE, the wo- .

rms j mean. ; .

Mr. & Mrs. WILLIAM ORES-SRL and their2 teens, JOYCE

. And BILL Jr.,' spent the ME-MORtAL holidy week-end fish-Ing at Townsend, Wise. Whilethe 2 BILLS did most'. of thefishing, 'Mom and Joyce spenttheir time shopping. Iso t thatisst like womeni Glad you hOd,a good lime.

Don't forget the Nues TeenSpring Dance, which will be heldat the Bunker Hill Country Club6635 MIlwaukee Ave., on Fi'i.Jume 10 from 8:00 p.m. to 11:30pm. Guests are welcome botthey most have a guest tichct.Members and guests may gettheir free tickets at ' my home,8236 Oseeola or at thO homeor MRS. WILLIAM DRE.SSEL,6732 Ebinger Dr. This Is a dressop affair. sO girls look your

cqntlnued on Page 7

,, The Nues Bugle, Thirraday, June9, 1960'

' t Paul BibleSchool ClassBegins June 16

In order to permit Its failthe beginning of tite long ho-liday the FOIiÌ-tJI of July week-end , the daily Vacalion Bibleat St. Paul's Reformr.dEplsco..pal Church, 7801 N. HarlemAweoae, Niles, will begin thhsyear on a Thursday Liane 16)instead of a Monday, and mill11:45 o,m., daily except Sotar-days and Sundays,' until -its-elr-sing exercises Thursday even-Ing. Jane 30th. ' ' . .

There are ,classes,open to olichildren, from nursery tu youngteeners. The thému, is "Sigoal-Ing for ChrisL' Hand-craft andBible storieé along with snappyand Wholesome songs and chor-oses add to the general -appli-çation o! the theme lo a spir-itoal relation to presft dayevents at a l,evel uf common

'Understanding. ' "

' Fo r further information andregistration contact the churchoffice in person or by phone'Ii1es 7-6234). There is no reg-

istratlon fee. Expenses are inrIby free-sill offerings of par-eats and friends. '

. Baha',Talk At VFWHall June I4'The Holy Land nf Many

Faiths,' a talk on the countrywhose heritage has beenenrichedwith the revelation of the Jew-Ish, Christian, Moslem, and Bo-ha'.i faiths, will he presented atthe Banker H1U VFW Hall at-6635 MIlwaukee Ave., Nibs, on:Thesday, Jane 14, at 8:00 p.m.The lecture still be illustrated

' with a series of coIoreui-slides"

This meeting Is the second of,foir meetings ' in NUes on eachTuesday of Jane to present theprInciples of the .Baho'l Faithto residents. of this area.

Oppose -

* A..completely eiciosed powder room.' . in 'thur .bm.mnssmosi . a....., -,

- t'decotc foroniy:féem3(je1ed kitchen

, Modern ' bathroom ' .

** A 10X20 Concrete :Patio -

: Qi"195.0O-* Driirway.'

*, Addthonyi** '

sidewaik,

NO MONEY' DOWN.

ArDUPTQ5YRS..TQPÄYYORKTOWN.REAItTY» ' .

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Norbert's lemilseaping Service

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Bring Ii. .This Ad For ' Free' Rose BihMerion Blue. 'Sod (Cash &. Carry)

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3 Horsepower Clinton 4 Cycle 24"Ròtaty Power MowerFamous Brand , ' Value $69.95 Sale Prj $39,9

(not aUowe to mentioñ brand name) 'i To A Customer

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- Wholésale To All! -

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Little6 year o1dOEBBIEANN

daughter of Mr.& Mrs. NORMANSANSOM 7642 KedzIe has beenhaving a rough tlmelate1y. Pi-rat nbc bas chichee pox and nswshe is in bed because of rheu-matir fever. Her Mom told methat DEBBIE will baie to stay inhec for quite awhile. She needslots of rest. Her-greatest plea-sure is in getting her Very ownmall. so please send DEBBIEROads of get well cards andcheer the little olte up.

PATRJCK. the 8 year old son01 Mr. & Mrs. BOYD RILEY,is fine once again and back inschool. PAT spent a week atthe Lutheran General Hosp. forobservatIon. The whale familywas very relleved that nothing -

serious showed up and PAT got -

hack just in time for schoolexams.. "1 hot that'n rougherthan your stay in the hospital,isn't it pAr', -

Mrs. AUG SCULLY is In theSt.Ellzsbeth Hasp. again.MARGEwas taken In for tests and bloodtransfusions. Seems like she has

quick Marge.-.

husband, your three children arewell taken care of. Get well

neighbors and your wonderful

that she will be weG soon. Bet-and all her friends are praying

wenn the help from your good

been ailing for sUch a long time

8303 Osceola will be celebra-

lo years ago On June 10.

ting theIr lIst. wedding anuiver-

who exchangej their "I DO'S'and Mrs. WILLIAM KEATING1

Mr. & Mrs. JOHN KELLY,

Anniversary greetings to Mr.

byDOROrHY SCHREINER

y NI 7-958GLOMA & JOE MORHEISERof San Gabriel, Callf. flew toNUes to attend th funeral ofJoes MotherS Mrs. Joseph Mor-

heiser, Sr.,- who died SundayMay 24, Deepest sympathIes toyou and your family.

It Was nice to chat with Gloriafor a few minutes. Being typi-cal Mothers.lI wetalkmja5were the Children. GLORIA saidthat baby VICIUB Isn't a babyany more and her red hair isredder than ever. Their son JodyIs fine, every inch a real hoy.Daughter MELODEE isdoing realwell in school. She is also at-tending the Loretta Young Charmschool and with her new figure,looks like a model. It's alwaysa pleasure to visIt with old andgood friends. Hope to see yourwhole family again real soon.

Our sincerest sumpatlties areextended to Mr. ARNOLD KOLE-NBURG, 7443 Malo St., due tothe recent death of hIs mother,

C1L4 7TEMATTER

Sary on june lO and their goodfriends Mr. & Mrs. EARL 5CR-WARZENBACIC, 8302 Osceola,wm be married for 29 years unJuno 10,

Birthday greetings to: MissCOLLEEN MCHALE who was Ilun joue 7. Muster DAVID LEESÇHNIRER wIll be a year aidon Jane 13. That cute photogra-pher, Mr. Joe Weins will becelebrating his - S birthday onJune 16. Baby JOANNE ELIZA-BETH DOYLE will have 1 run-die so her Cake on Jonc 20.Master DOUGLAS JAYES ulIlhe 2 on Jane 21,

Mr. & Mrs. IONY CASTLEand Mr, & Mrs. FANE FORNALLspent their vacation togetherthisyear, The foursome drove toSioux Narrows, Cunada, where -they spent 10 days in resting andfiShIng. This was the first Ca-nadian trip for the FORNALLS..bot the CASTLES have beentherebefore, They caught luts of fishand had a wonderfnjtime. Theygot buck co Nues and were soheavily tanned, they lo.,kedllkeIndinos, While the older folksWere enjoying theIr fishing tripthe three FORNALL daughtursCHARLENE, MARILYN, und al-su PArI'IE stayj hume andtook cure uf the house. I under- -stand that MARILYN did oil thecooking and she's Quite a chef.Mom and Dad were very happythat their girls did WOOS whilethey ee'- gone and they are mi-guty proud of their family. Oh,by the way, although Mrb.FOIS-NALL did a lot of fishing, shestill isn't fisherwoman enough,to bait her own hook. Wigglyaren't they FLORENCE, the wo-rms I mean.

Mr. & Mrs. WILLIAM ORES-SEL mid their 2 teens, JOYCEAnd BILL Jr., spent the ME-MORIAL holldy week-end fish-Ing at Townsend, Wisc, WhIle-the 2 BILLS did most of theflsIung Mom and Joyce spenttheir Orne shopping. Isn't thatjust like worneni Glad you hada good time. -

, Don't forget the Niles TeenSpring Dance, which sriO be heldat the Bunker Hill Country Club6635 MIlwaukee Ave,, oñ Fri.June 10 from 8:10 p.m. to 11:30

,p.rn. Guests une welcome butthey must havé a guest ticket.Members and guests may gettheir free tickets at my hume,8236 Osceola or 4f the humeor MRS. WILLIAM DRESSEL,6732 Ebinger Dr. This is a dressup affair, so girls Ibok youx

cenfinued qn Page 7

The NUes Bugle, Thursday, June 9, 1960

. Paul Bible. . .: hai':..alk At Vrw -School ClassHall June 14

-

The Holy Land of MausBegins June 16

In order tu permit Its fallthe begInng uf the long ho-liday the Fourth of July week-end the da1y Vacation Bibleat St. Paul's Reform,.d Eploco-pal Church, 7801 N. HarlemAvenue, NUes, will begin thhsyear un a Thursday (June 16)'oncead of o Monday, and will11:45 a,m., daily eocept SaLue-

. days and Sundays, until . itsrlo.,sIng exefelses Thursday even-lug, June 30th,

There are classes, open to allchIldren, from nursery to youngtocones. The theme is 'SIgsa1ing for (;hjst, Hand-craft andBible stories along with snappyand wholesome snugs and chur-uses add to -the general appli-cation of the theme In a spir-ituaj relatlin tu presft dayevents at a level uf Commonunderstandaig. -

F o r further Information andregistration contact the churchufflee lu person or by phone(Riles 7-8234). There Is nu reg-Istratlon fee, Expenses are met

. by free-will ..offçrings of par-cuts and friends.

. alths. e talk on the countrywhose heritugó has been enrichedwith the revelation uf the Jew-lob, Christian, Moslem, and Ba-ha'I faiths, will be presented atthe Bunker Hill VFW Hail at6635 MIlwaukee Ave., NOes, anTuesday, June 14, at 8:00 p.m.The lecture will be IlIosrafcdwith a series of colored slides.

Tills meeting Is the second uffour meetings In Nues on eachTuesday of June to present theprInciples of the Baha'i Faithto residents of this area.

**. A completely enc1sed powder room- . , jun vur bu.rnsmrnuit . '

to docoratç for only $49OEijO

: .

Remodeled kitchen -

Modern bathroop

.

** A 10X20 Concrete Patio- ONLY $195.00

- .

* Driveways.

)Ir

** sidewalks -..NO MONEY DOWN

AND UP TO 5 YRS. TO PAYYORKTOWN REALTY

-HOME IMPROVEMENTS8133 M1LWAUKE AVE. YO 7.5455

MLES PUBLIC SCIJOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960

Mr. azuj Mrs. G. Cmnezun11m jarvis. became theÇarwuçf Laura Loe May0. Laura Lac was Iorn at theReasurection Hospital and wet-

.1 Sixth AnnhiaiSprtngi*ItIcb- Guests of honor will Írnriwa,con ot theSt.JOhflBr*IIfCath Rev. John Flau6gaiij pastor of011e Womeus club. iii be held s. Brebeuf Church, Rev.Sanirday. June-lIth.aL1230P.m. Francis Waidron and Rev. Leonat tite Chevy (:bnse CounlryUuh Wagier.

.

In Wheeling. Mro. Patrick Mc-FoIIowiigthc 1uncheon will beConville. 8457Olaet. is chau- fashIon sbowpresented by Idaloan nd Mrs. Gerald Magnus- Mae Dress Slmj; 2617 W. 0e-

. . on. 8456 Olcolt, miff MrMt- Avenuse and Hatiby dae Mw w.nskI B44 . Oleottar :; - .theeo-cbalrman.

. --. . The foÌ1ow Ia1Ieo of the r-i lab will mo.jej Mrs. ThomasWarwick Hs Carab1oe Mrs. Walter Elder,. n lit Safety Mrs. james Emerlck.Mrs.Jobn

Gaflhty, MI5SBarbaráIfe,idrls.Record Mr. Edaqrd KeIjy, Mrs. Rob- -

. Ort iy1!. MrScra1d Mag-==- Iw500.- Mrs. Ricbarii MiupbeyIT;r MFraSCbmandur:°=:°: Mrs. MotthewSyj

. Injury. Thi as ainniwiced byR!r. N, s. UnderhlU Plant Ceo.. .

eral Managz.

'Ibis exeejj safay reeordbad Ifs beg1m,i Ii Novmriber,1959. Since the last diasblthgInjury the Plaeohaswor&e,joversix Couseculive motobs wftI

er1oeo tnjwey toIts e1p1oy_

N!LE BUGLEJune 9, l9fl VOL. 3 NO.29

tflapeflu... .eonmom1y:r;y:0.Pef servtngthe VElaje

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Published onThursday MorTdng by

Ihr Miles BugIe ElZ MitwaU-Itee Ave. Niim 48. Illinois.Ilavid Br. PubIIsbne,

dI- fI t f=.

. "Dutch Boy"HOUSE PAINT

Folks cali it the 5-Yee NooseFaint, beeaose it gives coleo pm-(mOos. eovemg and 54ev Thebandasno tints stai feobee-mosesoloofoLandsebites elaybrilliaatl

-ROWE» ' IN TOWNd. Wk1 Roid

OPEN M(MOA'y 11ßjjy ANO FR1DV EVCNINGS

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StJi ¡lfl B.béÚ° Vomen' .

- ' . e NUsson, GrueewaId AtLuncheoii This Saturday Company Banquet

250. of Shell Oil Company's CMegoOi4slon attended the Couipauy'aannual service banquet and alsoa Moose Carlo" party on WeiLilote ist In the Glass flat Roomof the Congress HolM. The seev

ç viçe banquet lioimrs ali SiseEemployeèswldìtmiormoreyearsai th -5ba ennosany..

Niles SditG RVrNUes Hi Sçholastic iovior

Jim Sabigev. 703l Monroe St.and Sbazon Roberts. 6801 Se-ward Ave., both sophmores atNøeaTow.sbiP JIjghScbaoI,WestDivision. seos-e preseotedÇOMAwMil certIficates -silplesat theAssembly it NIIMTowo-shIp Hig School. Wf OEVIS-

. ion. on May 27. 1960. Cold Aoardillflcaws are presev*edti!sm-dents olio have maliilaiiied anA"avérage ÍorfiveroiiseC

live marking périods. The sil-ver p1.6 Is awarded to studentswin, have been on either the gold01 blue leinor rolls for eleveneniidecullve marbilg periods.JIm Swinger and Shaton Rob-erta were CO-VOiedIcIOriaIIS ofthe Usos of 1958 at NUes Pub-llcjcbool.

Terry Ostrowskl, 7523 ÑçraAvenue. and vidHogluiid,6035Oakton Cf., also sophinores atAvenue and Ijaval Ibglitnd. 6835Onktun Cf., also sopbmores at

- - NUes Thousbíp HlghSdmol. WestDivision, were givenBlueAoardcerilflcates. Blue Award reell-fientes are presenxedtostudentsala have maintained n B° ev-erage for ffvèconsecuúvemark-Ing periode. :rerry. OStrOWSkiwas Salujtatorlan of the class of1958 at NUes Public SchOOl. Da-vid Ilsglund was tasto in line hischolarship niul was given theIsesor of presmUlug Itie dass

hRSTNATIOÑLI.ONORTO88GROVE

PABENG LOT

,. Linda Roberts. 6801 SewariAve. asd.lCathy Matfsóu, 6936Nilebi West, recelvedSlueAvjardcertificates. Linda aedlCathyalso

í - are grathiatt of Niles Public-

School.

: Sharon Gagne, 7012 Qeveland .

Zimka.- a freshman, Were-- awaudCèrtlfiCat.-Iflda-and

Kathy also aregraduatesofNilcsPublic School.

Sharon Gagne. 7012 ClevelandZlmkq, a fresbtnau, wereaward-ed Blue Awardcerdficarcs. Theygrathiatdd from; St. John Ere-beu[SfliooI. -

ftlrs. Terry Ello, 7946 OkctoMiles, has been agçolnted as anArea Chairman t,, the NationalWAVE Reunion, ohich oat beheld In Dallase Texas OnJu1y29. 30 and 31st, of this year.-All present and 60mev WAVESmay afleitil. For further Infor-matioo Mrs. MIlo canbereachedat Niles7-7787

n tti make ywir home dre,jims come triÉeWou1d you like to add a new bathroom to your - hom&or moderni7eyour old one? Want tp bring your kitchen up-to--date, finish off a roo,,.in barement or atti; enclose a porch, or evell add a new wing to yourhome? Whatever your. ideas may be, see tin for convenient, Iow-còstIlilancing to tUrn them Into rea1tits! -

ildutrfPoIns Enclosed Por ReJecwaKitdesn Erfra Rooms Garages

NUes VFW CoIorC,iaed leading parada heldMemorial Day.Notre Dame. High SchOOl bandwas also In the patudo which began at theSt.jobn Lutheran Church and marched alongMilwaokee Ave., to the Post Home of rho Nl-

?EESM F1811 DAILY

Smoked FishFriedShrirnp

ealIaP fa Cocistou Sbtün

L-lit&en. SnebEp and lohDlnners'To Go

les VFW #7712 where a wseuath was placedte honor the deceased members of the PostPanades then went to St. Adilberts Cemeterywhere another wreath was placed on the un-knawn Soldiers grave.

.. Ito 3-8575

The Nilc. Ilugle, llmrsday jane 9,1960

Mon.

M t M S Ei.i.

Earnjngs- aiways Raid WITHOUT lNTEltIløt'TlOY sinceIoundìnp in lSfl

yhi,r -Savings

5813 Milwaukee AvenueCorner nf AUSTIN AVENUE

Chicago -iG' llIinol

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- Butter Bakedfor Bettei Taste

OPEN SUNDAYS7AM.,5PJ.°

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6454 MILWAuKEE AVE.Phone NEcostle l.1t29

EV'JRYTH PC FOR YOULAWN A GARDEN

SPECIALIZING INMEI1ION BLUE SODDIING

PLANTER BOXESPATIOS

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NF l-2097

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PARKlN(A(lf(»e4 'l'1II f4I'UEI'r

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q4ee. . . TM/wie 9 W&:T

IlogUlne SizeEE . ORANGE - RO2T BEE

WITH ANY SANDW2CH - orICKEN r SHRIMP BASKE

FRED'S J)RIVE.IN6055 Milwaukee Ave.rot o Outs ' BO .8.9212

All TyseiAl Purposes

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6320 Milwaukee Ave.-.EO3-6840 .

Wallpaper . PointsVotniíh - Enomels

Brushes . -

J)l t'ON'r -j1fE.5T b.tKI-2Wfdnw Glass i.

JI EIA Il.. 51one Smoddis

StemnemHug Shompoo Moehlnee

ro SentGladstone Paint Co.

.5760 Mitwunkee Ave....

Custom MadePAsT1C SLIP COVERS

Sl_SP COVERS. DWVRTEN

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With WcddingPartrA(E 1rxEDo

REIVFAL5s3: JGILWAUERE aV.

ShIne. 4.5534.

FENCE

. Announce Winnersof Nues HardwarePaint Sale

NUes Hardware with th co-op-erotlon of chief paoto, lnc. thefollowing 1Istei were whiners ofprizes.

is Prjz George Nielsen, 5S4, WdUftgton2nd Prze E. Stein

722 N. Otovia-' 3rd Prize; }inoff Thomey

2 OútoaAlhPrize: Kurt'crachtzß Oie

.;

Ni I-/b/S

.. SookkeèpinE and

eeøuntantCbfidenUaL Expert Seeice

flATMOND j. ILLIANAND ASSOCIATES

7520 Miiaukee Ave.

tTEMPLOYMENT

OFFICE . TECHNICAL. FACTORY

NEU AND WOMEN-7GzIvo Mihvauke Ave.

FloorNI-7-5988

SEMMERLING FENC.

& SUPPLY- 8830 MII .WAUKEE AVE.

(at Llempster.)Call VA 7-55b8Do Ir Voursejf

or ---CompleteI Install

- SHOE REPAII

Fart Efficient Shoe RepairingSpecialties-

-. Wood Heels ReplacetiTung Dyeing

. Toes jipenedNIiZS NIOES REPAiR

NThR7523 Miiwu. Ii 7-6419

The NUes Bugle. Thursday Jume 9 1960

I Evenings and weekends. Must. be 16 years of age and over.

- CALL YO 5.1981. ested In attending one- of theservice academies may obtaininformation about che examina-

- tian and the consct1tIon for ap--p*elthlé.'iy ; iUdg..fo- Son)-..tor Paúl H Dougia 219 SoutiClark Street, Chinago 4. lii

Situn)iàti Wanted

Age 33, marrie4, 12 years experi.ence with leading multi-plancorganization. Available immedi-ately. CL 5-1876.

For Sale

Never med 9x12 eng and $100tnk type vacuum With 6 at-taghmentx. Both for $65.00. Willseparate. TA 5.6036.Lost and FoundFoundpair biíoFal glasses onMonroe and Ozanam, Monday-Call TA 5-4552. - -

Help WantedFemaleGood efftcieñt- help wanted -good starting rates Hours T:30to 4:00 PM. Consumer Gonds In-dustry. CALI. 0E 6-9060.

Help WantedMale

PURChASING AGENT, -

MAN TO PlTRCl1Al ANDCDNPIIOL tfXTER1ALS

in skokie Electronics 11cm. Only. top caliber should apPly. ST8EF-ING SALARY UP TO 9la000.Send resume to Box- 124. 611PSBugle. 8032 Milwanko.Ave. Hiles48. BL

,lp Wanted . FemaleWirera 5oldetenn -

Good efficient beip wantedgood- starting tate. Consuntergoods IUdUSIOY.jII Skn)Ie. Roues

7r30 4:00- .

Call OR 69065

Nifes area resident RaymondR. Henriths. soñ of Mr. nndMrsR Heceicks 8046 Oteawa wasOne of 360 students Who receiveddegrens at /alparaiso USiversl..ty. Mr. Hejc5 received titetiwitetor et Arts Degree.

District 64 Schls- . Vacation Be91fl5

hpeeft PreIiNifl

Preumlithey plans foi- the newscboól building to be built inEast Maine School District No.63 were inspected by the Board9f Education this week. The newbuilding will be located on thesite two blocks north of Demp-Seer SIerrE and four blocks eastof Washington Road in the dis-trict.

Senatcr DouglasAnnounces ExamsFor Academies -

U. S. Senator Paul H. Doop-las (D., Ill.) announced todayCivil Service Commlssianta can-duct a qualifying examination onMonday, July ii, 1960 for theyouog men of Illinois who seekUnited States Military. Naval,Air Force and Merchant MarineAcademies.

The examination will be givenin the following ifiinols cities:Altoo. Aurora. Be1videreBloomington, Caten. Carbondale,Carlinville, Carmi. Ceutralla,Chicago. Chicago Height55 DWI.Ville. Decatur. Des Plaines. Dix-on, East St. Louis, Effingham.Eight. Evanston. Frecport. Gai-eno. Galesbarg, Granite City.Harrisburg Harvey. Jackson-viUe. JoUet. lCankakee. LaSalle.Macomb, Macomb Marion. Met-roplÍs Mt. Carmel. Mt. Ver.non, -Oak Park. Olney. Ottawa.Paris. Peoria, Qunicy, Rochelle.Rocklord, Rock lslitnd. Savanna.Spa rt a. Springfiejd StreatorTayiorville. TEs col a . Urbana,Vandalia, Watseka, Waukegan.Whearoo and Woodstnck.

Young men between the agesof 17 and 22 who are inter-

District 63 SchoolThe building . will contain 15

regular classrooms andtwo kin-dergarten enema, anadminlatra-Uve oøice Including a pend-pal's office, conference cuom.nurse's room. undatorageroom.The building will be a tan-stacystructure with proitislon for ad-dltiooal rooms to the east anda future aU-purpose zoom. to

. the south. The building bas beendesigned by . the architecturalfirm of McCaoghpy,-Erickwsn,Krislmanu and Stiliwaugh. Inc.of Park Ridge.

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YMCA Swim Lessons AtNues Hi This. Summer

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sono foi- children of grade schoolage and of all swimmiup uhu-ity levels will be offered dur-ng the sommer at the highschooi.* Leonard L..Robh. Chair-man of the Board announced re-cently,»

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issnajice of *350.000.00 in hoodsto finance the building will beheld on Saturday, June 25. Pro--.cltÇcts havebeenestabllshedwithpoling places atOakSchooi, Mel-2es- School. Washington,Schsol.and Ballardschual,SSSOBallard -

problems that a rapidly espand- -

¡ng school population wouldbringto our distrlcf', said Jole E.Press, President of the Board.Corrent data indicates thatfour

slxt_g!8tin classes will be re-quired to attend school'ln rootedfacilities in September. We aresure that hite residents of ourschool district ar&aware of our.problem and wIll supputa ourprogram as they baYe done iothe past.°

According to Press a projec-Don of CUMent schaol çenous -

figures indicates that tbet-e willbe in excess of 4.200 chIldrenattending elementary school Jl)1964. The decision to -build -the-flew building Is a paid -of -thelong range plan òf the Boardof Education to provide adequateeducational facilities foi- tle ed-diCation of the elementary chu-dren In the district.

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Police intended giving Hare-ingtun a lie detector test n coo-nection with the shooting deathof a Highland Park gas stationattendant last month.

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muz. still many who stayed a-way far fear of being looked uponas charity patients, came foe-ward. Thus. it resulted In the1mmimity beIng administered tothe many who wouldnut bave re-ceived it. had the clinic net beenmadé available.

Actually. there are few per-sous wha have no, mudo aso odpubliç choirs in this countryat one time or another. Theyre - as esbentlal tuday as so- -

cisl oecoedty.

The need of a public clinic inNiles, whethr full titHe O parttime is absolotely essential to -the community. li 500 personsmade desired use of the clinicfor pollo shots . there are manywho obviously need other treat-ment as well.

Polla publicity has been in allmedIums for many years. Still40.000,OeO persons in our coon-ley are In need of the entireSeries. This is about 1 et eve-ry 4 persono In the United St-ates. If so a great number lackthis lmmunuty which ha, beenso publicized, how many otherweds are going unatteoded?

A Pam time Clinic as a stattwith the help uf doctots and prI-Vate citizens alike. wOuld 5CC-ve a great need ln.Nules. Doc-tors n particular will bemoan

- 55db a giunte. est when yourealje those 50 cent skats at-ten bring a $5 return to many.Often given by their nurses. youonderutand their reslitance. Outwhen they decry this Issue, asthey wifi do point to 50Q. Nile-sItes and 40.000O00 Americansin 'th, . laud of plenty" whoneed public clinics as much asthey need social security sodlife insurance. To Insure use ofold age benefits from Social Se-cority, Americans need young

- age benefits.

Pinball Gaùnbling

O.-,. "On- slIl tell you ibis agsin,...a f el-low like you Is hurting your-self. You are never going añy-where-----you're hurting yourselfby bum rdppng as you do....!know 1/2 dozen peuple who won'tread THE BUGLE you're al-ways criticai...l'm trying to yinthe right tbing...l'm working bardon the Board. Trocki also saidthe Goveroor refusedtobanpin- -

ball machines an he didnt seewho, he, Trocki, was to do morethan what the Governor had.Thatquotation was Trockfs answerto --

whether he wou!dbanploball ma-chices an Des Plaines bad done.

Trastee Poeschi .qocstlonedwhether the - pinball machineswere legal machines. He saidif they were gambling machinesthan he would like to see themremoved. He then mentioned thatgambling Is instilledlothepublicund cited an Easter egg chancegame kids plaed when he was aboy. which Ite believes shows ev-en this game to be s gamblingdevice,

Trustee Bruno said he didn'tknow what the aituatian is 1,1

Nues. He said those storeswhicbpurchased the stamps should beplaced under surveillance. Hesaid be believed the village boardshoold not falce action until of terthe U.S. sitpretne Coon bandadown s decision whether pInballmachines are considered gamin-lag instrsmTnts. He asid bebe-hewed it W55 foolish to ban themachines since they are bring-Ing in revenue to the village.When told that NIles ¡s the onlytown Issued gambling stamps inthis area, Bruno said if there Isgambling than they should be n-bol0ghd. -

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Bruna went an to say that itmast first be determined whatthe stamps are porcbased for.

He said a ruling sbsuld brforthcoming from attorney HenryWells regarding gambling on themachines and the Chairman ofthe police and fire committee,(John. Trocki) should have thismatter under surveillance,

Then Bruno spoke of the me-rito of- gambling. He. asked vito-it is alsowefi nl race tracks. a-mbling Is an asset to a commu-itltl' If it is properly controlled.He pointed to the revenue whichis derived from such gamblingin defending this statemeSt.

He then pointed to the sameexample. an Poeschl, of childrenwho take a chance on choosinga pink Easter egg in a game ofchance. (lt seemed obvious bythis example and many othersn the interviews. which wdre i-dentical, that the trustees hadeschewed this subject very tbo..rooghly amsng themselved.

Bruno, as- did all the trasteessaid if there is illegal -activityn the community it should beabolished. However, he said hebad no oplIlion on the stamps,..sod like Trocki, he sdded thatgambling is 'heing done all s-ver". Onhits cited newsçand garn-bling os an example of ibis t'allover garnbling°. ,

Trustee Stanley, who said hewill posh fer a "no pinball" orti-inance said THE BUGLE storyon gambling resulted in 'keepinghim op all night'. He said betoured Nues lounges and tavernswith a plain clothesinan fromthe oeste police office. and theydid not find pinball machinswhich were paying off. He saidthe tour lasted until three orfour o'clock in the morning.

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The Nilea Bugle Thu sday June 9 1960

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prettiest and It's ties'asd Jacke-ts fur the boys. Door prizes willbç awarded and refreshmentswill b served,

At this specIal dance,theNiìesRock b lIsis Champs for 1960will be selezted. The previanswinning couples st our monthly

-, dance contests, since Oct.1959will campete against each other.These are: Miss MARY ANNCALELLA k EDDIE MATAYKA.Miss CAROL KOCH & Mr. BOBGRÖLI. Miss EVELSI-I B$OCCO-LINO ANDMr.STEVE VRABLIK.Miss YVONNE .BRIDIER&JERRYMATAYKA. Mr. BILL AHLMANg Misa ARLENE JULIANO,MissJUDY HARRISON k JiM ElLA-sinskl. miss MARLYNSLIWIN-SKI & WALT DAVIS.

The winning doople will recci-ve trophies and wrist watches,which are being dosated by theNues Pirk District; the span--sors of the Nues Tees DanceClob.

rThere will .ot be a Teen dance

on ridoy. June 24, tise ta theCreamos Heights Sommer Pea-tisai. -

A special notice to all theNues citizens who want to votein the Presidential election hotwho are nat yet registered. -

You may register now, at theNiles Village Hall, 7166 Mllwau-kee, on the second fleer. Regis-stratton is from June 8, intoSept, On Monday, Theaday, Thur-sday and -Friday, theviliage der-ka office will be open from 8:00p.m. 5:00 p.m. and from 6:110p.m. t 5:50 p.m. Than en Wed-nesday and Satorday. ¡I will beopen from 5:00 to noon,

The neat regiar meeting of .

the Grennan Heights Impro-vement Asso., will be held on -

Thesday, June 21, at &eop.m.

House. The program for the ev-ening will be the showing of anarrated colored film. "BOLl-DAY IN MEXICO". These arethe pictures that were taken by -

while on a recent vacation. Dl- -

fferent memhers who have seenthe fIlms at the CASTLES cas- - -

ile. say they are sery interest- -

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cry one. - for un loterosevening, let's all bave a helltin Mexico, -on June 21.

Susan Marguerite Frey off i-daily became a Niles oltlzenMay 29.She was born at Ressa-rrectio, Hospital und weighedfive pyonds seven bances, Sheis the daoghter of Mr asd'Mrs.R. Frey, 7139 Milwaukee.

Stevcs Joseph Pelercky, s&nof Mr. and Mrs. J. Polercky,.8535 Madison. sas boro at theRessurectioo Hospital May Il,Hr weighed 6 pounds, 15 ousceS.

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