District 219 Candidates NightMeet The Ca,didtes' corn-

munity-oriented program spon-soredby the PTSA's ofNiles Westand Nites North High Schoots, isscheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 15that 7:30 p.m. in Room A-100 ufNifes North High School Lawlerave. & Old Orchàrd rd., Shokie.

Candidates vieing t.o fil.l three,three-year-term vacancies aumembers uf the Board ofEducation of Nitos TownuhpHigh School District 219 are

- Martese Aderman, Mury HelenArchibald, Kures Honig, Puni

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Niles superintendent uf- pacho, Tom Lippen, dropped

hy Tuesday morning tu tell ushe'll he moving down the isiketo tIse Shokie Puck District iotwo weeho. The larger districtwill have un accompanyingtarger salary plus iocreasedopportusities. which resullod

- - in Tom's decision. He saidShukje will puy for his

- graduate schout studien aswell us provide him with anauto, private offices und usecrelary and give him otherpersosoel to hetp him with thework in thetarger district.

- Tom, u graduate of theUoiveruity uf Illinois, said hetold the Skukie peuple he willhe seeking a Musters degreeand pursuing the lop job is apark district lo the comingyears,

Lippen served Niles wellhattlist continuously tuupgrade the district.trosicully, aller seeking amaintenance garage fur thepast few yeurs, Ike. new Tambuilding is being built si theesd uf Turn's tourof duly here.He has bees a gceat asset inupgrading Nilen purku undeveryone in the diulricl hunhigh regard for Tum. It was

. inevilukle he would move su.He will he in grout demand inthe near future. He hus a greatdeal to offer and he's a veryattractive young man. We'renoce everyone who hoows Turnwishes him welt.

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Pitalis andGail Stune.Candidates for two seats, each

sin-year-terms, os the Board ufTrastees of Oahtos CommunityCollege arrn Christine A, Feld-mas, Ralph Gores, Joan B. Hall,Stanley G. Harris, Brian C.Lupina, Jay L. Petroshi, Evelynftoseozweig and Kenneth W.Stetson.

Qoenlion and answer periodwill follow the presentatious, ac-cording to Ruth Blonder, NilesWest Prugram Ct,airmun.

Cablevision subscribersto réceive Discovery Channel.

- The Discovery Channel, a newconcept in ruhte programmIng,will be provided at no -entra costta all Cablevision of Chicago osh-scrikers, General Manager

Nues EventsComnuttee pilesup auction items

AO Apple Computer, Theaterpassen, - power hlowerldriveways, etc). fruit basket,automohile services, toys, per-sooalioed nute pads, art prints,ctuh me1iberohips, hibles,glassware, cInch, beauty ser-viren, carpeting (including pad-dingand installation), newspapersubscriptions, jewelry, etc.

it's all ai the upcoming NuesEvents Auction, Ocloher 12, atthe Nileo Recreation Ceoter, 7t77Milwauhee, Niles. 6:55 p.m.browsing -7OO p.m. auctiuu.

More articles fur the auctionwitt tse accepted through October15. Call 966-9335 with yourdonation.

Election Judgesneeded inNiles Township

Citioesn interested in servingan Judgenuf election fur the forth-coming schoulboard elections onHuy. 5, should call 966-3243 andtalh with Pat Hasdool Comnuit-teernao, Niles Township RegularRepublican Orgasioutios.

BUGLESEEKS NEWSBOYS

The Bugle is seeking deliverynewscarriers nf all ages todeliver newspapers on Thurs-days. For an opportunity to.earn entra dollars.

Call 966-3900

SeekStateRepreset4°candidates --.

Maine Township DemocraticOrganization announced thatasyone isterented in musing forposition of State Representativein the 55th. ItepreseotativeDistrict )encompaosing DenPlaines asd Park Ridge) shouldcontact Democratic commit-tremas, Nicholas B. Blase, at692-3388, to arrange foc gn inter-view by the Democratic conomit-

Lawrence Greenberg announcedtoday.

The oervice, which premieredio June of this year, io program-wed enctusively with high-quality, nos-fiction material,focusiog un science andtechnology, nature, travel andhistory. Greenberg noted that itsaddition tu the Cablevision ser-vice will offer subscribers "anesciling complement to nurfrequently-watched movies andsporto services, with featuresdesigned to appeal tu Ihe entirelamily". The Discovery ChanneleStimates that three-quarters ufits programming has neverhefsre been viewed un eitherbroadcast or cable television.

The new service can be seen byCablevision of Chicago sub-scribers daily from 3 p.m.through 2 am. lt wilt be availablebeginning Oçt. 15 in severalCabtevisiun eommuoities, andwitt be exteoded lo all urcas ser-ved by Cablevisiun by Jansarp ofnest year.

LWV begiHsFall EducationalSeries

The Murtos Grove-NilesLeague nf Women Voters ishegioniog their fall educationalseries un Oct. t, with a. presco-talion entitled, "Financing theFederal Gnveroment."

Edsu Pardo, from the League'sChicaga Fiscal Policy Comm)t-tee, will be diueussing the variousalternative means uf covering thecosts uf the federal government.

All interested citizens are in-vited tu attend the 73O meetiogat the hume nf Marilyn Kramer,7t42 Seward, Nilen.

For further information, cnn-tact Maggie Kuhtn, t35-f Alt.

zndida tes,ricts 63, 2

The PTA Courdinutissg Councilof the East Maine Schools,District 63, in Des Plaines, isarranging fur un area-wide Cao-didates' Night. This event will heheld us Thursday evening, Oct.17, al 7:35 p.m. in the GalaxyTheater of Apollo Sçhuul, 10150Dee rd. Des Plaises, lust suuth ufthe isterseelinn of Dee rd. andCentral rd. Candidates fur Boardpusilt005 is District f3, Maine

Nitos Tuwssh)p tistiÍct 219 state.'hyiteachers walked off their jobs rest IncreaMunday murning after years. lonegotiati005 with federal increase,, tewmediators failed to producemutual agreements.. The heyissues are salary increase andlob security.

Nues high school teachers, withan average salary uf $42,174 arethe highest paid teachers in the

'Night forO7and 535Tuwnuhip High School Diptrlct257, and Oaktun CommunityCollege, Diutri.ct 535, have bIeninvited tu participate.in making apresentation of theirqualifications. and guaIs and torespond tu questions from the -audience.

Mrs. Lain Turf and Mrs. NaomiStmkio, Co-presidents uf theMurk Twain PTA, have made

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Teachers seek pay increasewith a no layoff clause

District 219teachers outon, strike

23 per-er the nettwun salarye4J,Ore also

neehing a gla teethey will nothe luid .- . . . \Of. the

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NilesOfficer Hónored

Niten Police Officer, Kenneth Pioug, wan receut.ly honored withthe Police Departmenf's "Distinguished Duty Decturutlun" fromtIse Niteu Fire und Police Cummisiu.ners. Officer P1mg, during footpursuit, apprehended a male subject with a rifle, involved In van-dulism ut Notre Dame High Schoul. A seCond subject was sub-nequestly apprehended and arrested rptoicb resulted in solvingmuny previounactu ufvandatism atIbe school.

Shuwn preoentlng the award tu Officer Pluog are (I) Corn-minnioners Anthony Scartati, Santo Bruna andGeorge Gauthier.

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Proud recipient. show off their quilt-from (I-r) Nitto, Adeline Norh, Therese Feltes with theare: Josephine Sachman, Kathleen Hanrahan, cupationalTherapint,JaneWood.Margarel Doyle, Carol Miron, Nellie Kott, Lida

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Residenloof St. Andrew Howe.located at 7000 N. Ncwarh Ave.,Nues, participated in the 11thAnnual Gulden Arts Fair held atthe Museum of Science and In-duutry, Sept. 11 through Oct. 7.The onhihit is sponsored everyyesr lî5 the Homes and the Arch.dioceoe Catholic Charities.

The group project ot a hed quiltreceived the coveted title, "TheBest of the Show" and a GoldRibbon.

The ludien worhed on the quiltduring the summer months underthe direction of OccupationalTherapist, Mrs. Jase Wood andher Assistant Mrs. Betty Gros-

The purticipastu in this groupprolecl Ore: Mrs. MargaretDoyle, Theresa Feltes, Kathleen

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Another Group Project.ChristThas Dnur Volunce,Margaret Doyle, Theresa Fellen,Corot Miens, Lido Nitto, AdetineNoch, Adelaide O'Brien, andJosephine Sachman. Green Rib-bon, Crocheted Afghan.

HMOWorkshop

The American Association nlRetired Persôns (AARP) and theHealth Care Financisg Adminis-Iration (HCFA) will present aninformation ssorhshup Os HealthMaintenance Organizations(lIMOs) Toesday, Oct. 15, at tp.m. at the Mt. Prospect SeniorCenler. 50 S. Emerson St., Mt.Prospect. The HMO as a healthcare option for older people willbe presented thrnoth an AARPslide-tape presentation and aqaestion-and.anSwer penad withHCFA persnnnet. The warhshopis free. Alt interested individualsare orged In atleod.

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Senior Citizens'NEWS AND VIEWS

News for all Niles Seniors (age 62 and over)from the Nues Senior Center

8060 Oakton, Nues 967-6100 ext. 376

OKLAHOMA FOR MOVIE TIMEThe movie time feature for Monday, 0cl. 7 at 2 p.m. io

Oklahoma. There is no risorge fcr this program and advancereerrvatiOns are not sereosary.

-SQUAREDANCING

Open sqoare dancing wilt take place on Toesday, Oct. 0 at 1:30p.m. The program is open to all Nilen Senior Center registrantsat no charge.

BLOOD PRESSURE PROGRAMThe Nitro Senior Ceder Bt::od Pressare Screening Program

foe Niles residents age tO and over will take place atthe seniorCenter on Wednesday, Oct. 9 from 1.4 p.m. There is nu charge forthin program and advance reservations are not necessary.

MEN'S CLUB TRIP TO SHADY LANEThe men's club is sponsoring a trip to Shady Lane play boone

for tuecheon and a matinee performance of TalzingStepo onThursday, Oct. 15 from lt:t5 am. to 5:35 p.m. Tickets are$tS.tt. Pieuse call 907-610g Est. 37f to chech on openings.

WIDOW/WIDOWER DIScUSSION GROUPA ten weeb widow/widower discossinn group witt meet on

Mondays from to am. to 11:35 starling Oct. 71. The program isopen to any Nues resident over age f2 who han recently lost anpoune. The prngram wilt ufitioe gepup discussions and guestspeohers In cover the vuriuss aspects uf being a widow andwidower. Niles Senior Center Social Work Counselor MaureenShoymon and Rites Family Services Clinical DirectorMadeleine Settles will nerve as groUp discossion facilitators.There is a 55 charge. tnlerent and inqsirieo may be directed tuMaureen Shaymas ne Mendayn, Tuesdays and Fridays: 007.011gEst. 37g.

Village s>f Ske,kieDr. M:chael Feinzimer and RN. Jeanne Sargent uf the SI.

Franess Hospital Mobile Medical Care Vas, sviti present aprogram no "Huaso Calls" to the women's discossion group ofthe Smith Activities Conter, Liscots and Gatito, Skokie os Mon.day,Oct. 14,all:3Sp.m.

The mobIle van provides hume health care services, includinglaboratory testing, to homoboond people over 05 years of age. Atoue nOlise van wilt he available. Everyone is invited.

Please callt73.0550, Est. 335 foradditionat informalion.

Village of SkokieA representative of Greenpeace, a 000'profit envirosmeslal

activist organization, will preorst a slide and commentaryprogram on "Save the Lobes" lo lise People and Placeo Group nfthe Smith Adlivities Center, Lincoln and Balito, Skohie osThuendoy, Oct. 10, al 9:35 am.

Please callt7S-0550, Est. 3lOfnr additional information.

Free flu shots for senior citizensFree fis shots for senior

citioens and chronically itt per-5055 who reside in suburban CoohCosety wilt he availabteat corn-munity clinics as a service of theCoob County Department ofPublic Health. Eighl clinics areplanned foe the month of Odtnber.

Dr. Karen L. Scntt, medicaldirectur nf the Cooh CountyDepartment of Public Health, on.cssragen those eligible for thefree immunisation Is attend oseof the clinics: "It is important forpersons 05 years and older and

Free Hearing Testsàt ResurrectionCenter

Free hearingtrsts will be giveion Tuenstay, Oct. 0, between Ilam. and 5 p.m. at the Resurrec.lion Immediate Care Center, 92ttWauhegas Std., Mactoo Grove.Appointments will be toben bythe Speech, Language andHearing departmeot at Resnr-rection Honpital 774.5550, Est,0555.

for the chrosicalty ill to be im-munined. In these twopopulation groups, the rish ofdeveloping complications fromInftsenea is much higher than inthe general populatios."

Rn appoisomest is necessary.Persons who are allergic to eggsnr who have a high foyer will notbe insznuninod,

Clinics wilt be hold at DesPlaines Senior Copter, WoolSchont, 1540 Thacker, OesPlaines, Friday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m..l3Noon.

"Dealing WithDifficult People"Abigail Natrnnhos, CSW, AC.

SW wilt lead a workshop anddiscussion session os "DealingWith flifficoll People" on Mon.day, Oct. 7 atlo:25 am. at theSkohie Public Library, 5215Oakton, Learn how lo Iransforma polentialty destructive es-change into a positive and pro'ductivo encusnoer Admission Isfree.

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Mame EastHomecoming

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Maine East Homenomiag qaeez. candidates are (e) Denise Dod-zinoki ofNileS. (Back, l'e) Erta Walsh of Miles. Pam Jan00 nf ParkRidge, Tanya Yamaaaka of Merto. Greve. Janiae Sithirmez ofPark Ridge. CbristiIIe V0Is1051091150 of Giraview. Lamo DeLage ofMorton Grove, aid Roomme Romito of Glroview. The 1985Homecoming kingalod quera mill be annooncedot the Friday, Ort.4, FtreligbtRally.

1905 Homecoming killS BO1IIIOeRS at Mame Eaat are (frost, 1-rlStese Piersld nf Nitos, Dimitei Knagml of Morton Grove. DavidPavkovic of NOm. Said Joarawi of Des Plaines, mid Lee DmmeofGlenview. (Middle, l-r) Michael Silverman of Den Plalom. PatrickVenetacci nf N'tiro, and Gary Solomon nf lles Plaines, tTop, l.r)Dan Conidi efMortozsGrove and Michael Lubefeldef Des Plames.The Demeno hoot Glezsbrook North Saturday, Oct. 5, willi the war-sity game starting a 2 p.m.

Maine Eost's Homecoming ac-tivities go into high gear Friday.Oct. 4, with the firelight rallystarting at 6r30 P.W in the

, otadinm. The varsity soceerteamhosts Glenbrank North. Gametime in 7 p.m. The Homecomingking aodqnecn will heannmmerdafter the game lIS will be thecoart. The'M" and "E" will be

: horsed according to troditien,and the cheerleaders, DemonStood, and sports team will bepresent in anticipation for the bigfootball game Satosrday with theSpartano.

Satorday morning, the fresh-man football team bosta Glen.brook North at 9 am. in the

stadions. The sophomore gamebegins at noon, and the varsityteamcballenges the Spartam 012p.m.

A street parade la planned tor10 a.m, Saturday, OcLT,and willp009loi of floats from globe, Thecar decorating contest consisto ofthe top three floats winningtrophies based on decorating modbow it relates to the theme. TheStreet parade replaces the carodriving arenndtbe track betweengames and during half-timebecame of thenewly boUt track.The evening climaxea with theSenior class-sponsored dancefeom9.11 p.m.

Deadlinefor voterregistration

Maine Township Clerk StephenJ. Stolton io rebinding residentsthat Monday, Oct. 7, is the lastday to register te vete before theNov. 5 snnpartioan election.

- The nonpartisan election willincladc ballots mr local sehmidistrict board members, OaktonCommonity Celiege traOteco,North Maine Fire ProtectionDistrict, Regional Board ofSchool Tronteen mod Cook CoostyTrnnteessfllchmls.

Residents moy register at theMame Township Town Hall, 1700Ballard Rd., Park Ridge. Theclerk's office io open from 9 am.to 5 p.m. Mondays throoghFridays and from 1 am. to nmsSatardoys

Registrants most be 10 erolder, United Stoics citizem androsideotaattheircm-rent addressfer 30 days. Voters who havemoved or changed their namesmost reregister io order to beeligihletevote Nov. 5.

Two forms of identificationmost he presented at thetime ofregistration, one of which Ostothe person's naine and Carrentaddress. Acceptable ideo.tificatino can incisde, botin notlimiled to, u drivcro license,iikrary caÑ, credit card, birthcertificate, school IO or sOOtybill. Natnralioed eitiaem mostalso present their naloralivationpaecro..

For forther information, Callthe Maine Township Ctcrh's Of.fire at 297-2510.

Rockwell Familysettles lawsuitThe Norman Rochwrll Family

Trost settled ito federal lawosit- against The Norman Rockwell- Moseam, Inc. of Nortbbrook,Illinois, both parties ans005cedtoday. Ao a rcoslt of this settle.ment. all differences between theTrost and the Moscan bave beenresolved amicably, the porticosaid:

According to Thomas Rock.well, adminintrator nf mn Nor-mas Rockwell Family Trost, "Iam personally pleased to pst thislegal action to rest, bot I want itclearly snderotood that theFamily Trost bas mode a per-mascot cononilxneotta monitorthe sse of Norman Rockwell's act.work, identity and signatore."Thomas Rockwellinthe son of thelote, famaoo artist Normanltockwell.

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Moine Township District 207, highochools rash among the top25 percent nf American secan-dory schools by offering alb-an-ccd placement programo to ableand ambitinos slsdesla, aeeor-diog to the College Booed.

Advasced placement examsallow high school slndents toreceive collegecredit for coorsesthat are offered to them whilethey are still in high school.Districl 207 slodenls may lakeadvanced placement morses inEnglish, foreign lasgoage,hislory, science undmath.

Accordiog to Robert Me-Donoogh, director of adacomicsopport service for the CollegeBoard's advanced placementprogram, Maine Township HighSChoolEost and Moine TosonshipHigh School Sooth rank in the top50 schools in Ihr midwest regionin the total somber of advancedplacement exams taken bystodentufor 1905.

.Io the 12-slate midwest region,

1,200 schools participated ¡n theprogram in 1985. Maine Eastranked lt and Maine Soothranked 24 te the top 5f schools.Despite deClining enroilmest,District 207 high oclinola rostieseto have a large somber of sOnden-Is participate io the program.I.asl year, 155 students fromMaine East; 136 otszdcntn fromMaine Sooth; and O9otsdeolofrom Maille West Ciizated inadvanced ploccmentcoamizsationo.

Calef photoon display

Joins F. Caleb, Pork RidgeHistorical Society Life Memberhas his pictssce on display in thenewly dedicated "Mayors' Bow""Showcase of Prestige" in theNUes Administration Bedding,7801 N. Milsoankee Ave. Jota F.Calot was Mayor nf NItos, from1OZI-l93l.

Nues Woman's Clubaids children

Elaine Heinen, Philanthropy Cbairpel'SOIsOfthe Women's Clob tiRiles (e) presento Peggy Eiden of the Jnnior Women's Club of DesPlaines (t) a d000tiootowordsprogeamsferchildren witheancer.

- The Women's Club of Rilesrecently tamed over proceedsfrom varions fondratsero to theJosior Women's Cisb of DesPlaines. Proceeds hove been ear.marked for recreational

. programo specially designed forchildren with cancer. Along withtheMainc-Nites Association ofSpecial Recreotion (M-NASR),which scrveo handicapped indict.duals in the Rilen, Mortoo Grove,Skokie, Park Ridge, Des Plainesand Golf-Maine areas, the JoniarWomen's Glob hopes lo offer ad-diti000l progromming oppor-

tsmilies forcbildreo with caaoey.Thts past ssos000r, the club one-cessfollyoiferedaprogeaantitled"Rainbows and Unicorns."ProgI'omo for with gesopo moathe carefully pl000ed due tomedical requirements andphysical limitations of par.ücipnto.

According to Elaine Heben,Philanthropy Choirpeeson nf theWomen'S Clsb of NUes, proceedswer.e collected from fondraiseroioclodiog a Bake Sale, ElephantSale, Plant Sale and Raffles.

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St. Andrew residents win award

College Board commends District 207 schools

Maine Highs ranked ¡nOp quarter of schools

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Legal and Personal Qrnnsellngat Center of Concern

. Personal and legal comseIing Group Psychotherapy twenty-two years oteperierrne mare two areas of service offered Associations. His qualifications private practice, is available to

. by The Center of Concern. Tite and work bave earned him a help those in the area withfree pèrsonal counseling is fluting in Who's Who for Haman problems that seem to requireongoing by appointnoent and the Servicen. legal adivee. Mr. Linderman hasfiwç legal is on Wednmdays and To arrange for a consaltation, been The Center's legal counselorilaturdays by appointment. Both please cailThe Centeral 823-0453. for seven years. He Is a warnsnf these are given by qualified The same telephone number and caring humanitarian aspeople. can be used for an appointment evidenced by the generous

The personal type is conducted with a legal counselor. Thin in- sharing of his lime and talentsby Mr. Leo Berman, a member of eludes free Wills consultation, with uthern.the Illinois Grasp of given by a member of the The Center is located at 1580 N.Psychotherapists of the Chicago Bar Annociation on the Northwest Hwy.,.Park Ridge in4anel'k Aciatjon for Cons- firstWednenday ofeverymonth. ita new larger office,Suite l24B.soling and Development and a Every Satorday, Abe Linder- Other services include finan-full member of the American man, a Parle Ridge resident vlth clot and hearing toss counseling,r5___ _ _ _ sq

Senior companions, telephonereassurance, information, andreferral, blood pressare testing,special meetings and classes ofan educational nature, SilverSavers and other coupon/din-counts, Outreach, case manage-ment, tutoring, volunteer oppor-tussities and tax preparation.

Maryan Popekl'vt. 1st Class Maryan Popets,

daugjster nf Anthony P. andFrances M. Popek of 7146 W.Breen St., Rites, has completedmilitary police training at theU.S. Aemy Military PoliceSchool, FortMcClcltan, Ata.

She is a ttßl graduate ofResurrection High School,Chicago.

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MOBILE MEDICALCARE i. For even the mont basic and eosentiat health care, many oldercitizeos either cannot or will notgo to u hospital.or physician.When these people are finally foreedto seek medical care, theirhealth problems have frequeotly become so acute and serionsthat they rewuire costly hospitalization. St. Francis Hoppital'nMobile Medical Care brings health care services includinglaboratory tenlisgprocedureo, directly ta the bedside st thehomebound senior citizen. It is staffed by a physician aod a sur-0e, and vioit.s are mude from O am. lo osos. Monday throughFriday, To schedule home visita, cult St. Francis from t3O am.to 4:30p.m., Monday through Fridayal 846-2787.

CAIn&HOMEREPAIRSCLASS. A sin-weeh clans entitled, "Car and Home Repairs" for seniorcitizens will begin os Friday, Oct. 4 and continues throughNovember 8, from IO am. to noon in the Morton Grove VillageHall Senior Center. The course fec is only $15 and seniors casregister nów by calling the Senior 1101-Line weehdays from 9am. to coos at 965-4658.

- FOOT SCREENINGSDr. Lawrence Robin, DPM and Associates' Foot Health Cure

Center, 5744 Dempslcr io Morton Grove in cooperation with theoot-for-profit Community Health Ivforsnalion Serviceo, io of-fering free ncreeoiug tests for arterial circulatory problems inthe lower limbo on Monday msrsisg, Oct. 7.and Tuesday after-soon, Oct. 15. For a screening appoinimeot call the Post HealthCare Cesterat 965-6323.

PHOTOI.D.-Secretary si Stale Jim Edgar's Photo 1.0. Program will be

available al The Village Hall Senisr Center, en Tuesday, Oct. 8from 9:30 als. lo 2:45 p.m. The Photo ID. card is free to in-dividuals age ta and over. A $4 fee is charged for those 64 andunder. Three pieces of identification are reqaired, including alleast one proof of date of birth and soc with the applicant'snignalure. Applicants moot fsroiph their Social Security sum-ber. To oigo-sp for as ID. photo, call the Senior Hot-Line week-days from 9 am, lo nono at 965-4658.

-"CURRENT ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT"

Morton Grove's Advisory Comosissioo on Aging wilt sponsor ufree lecture by thepoputar bush marketing enperl, Mr. IraNathasson. Hin topic witt be, A 'Reviese of Correot EconomicEnvironment." Mr. Nuthaosonwho presents an accurate, iofsr-matsve and humoroso view uf economic tryods, will bespeakingat t p.m. os Tuesday, Oct. 8 in the Village Hall Council Cham-ber. Pry-registration for 1km program is required since anaudience minimum of twenty-five is necessary. To sign-up callthe Senior Hot-Line any weekday moroiog at965-4658.

FLU & PNEUMONIA I1hIMUNIZATIONSThe Village Hall Senior Center's annual Isflacnza and Pneu-

muoia losunonization Program for residents age 55 and over willhe held on Saturday, Oct. 12 from In am. lo noon and Tuesday,Oct. 15 from l-3 p.m. Reservations are required. Call the SeniorHot-Lsne any weekdaymorning al 965-4658 to sign up.

wmow &WIDOWER SUPPORT GROUPA hrand new Widow & Widower Support Group"is being of-

fered by Ibe Village Hall Senior Center for six eonsecstiveTuesdays beginning Oct. 22 from .10:30 am. lo coos. MaryLoras, SW., lhc Village's family counselor for seniors will leadthis group designed spvcilically to meet the needs of those whohave lost a spouse within the past two years. Please call BadSwanson, Dir, of Senior Services at the Village Hall, 9654100,Ext. 254 sI you wish to participate in the Groap. There in so costfor thin program and transportation cao be provided oponrequest.

SENIORTRAN RAFFLEThe Seniortran is a free transportation service for Morton

Grave residents age 55 and over, Celia Hanoen, Chairman of theVillage's Advisory Commission on Aging, has announced a raf-fIe that will raise funds for the purchase ofan additioqat vehicle.There milIta a masimum of 580 tickets sold at $50 each with teswinners receiving $1,000 each. Drawings will be held at the Corn-mission's April 8, 1586 meeting is the Villa0e Hall Senior Centerand winners need ost be present. Tickets may he purchased atthe Msrton Grave Bank, 8700 Wankegan Rd. sr the Village HaltSenior Center, tool Capuliva Ave.

WHEELCHAIRTRANSPORTATIONMorton Grove residents who are wheelchair dependent cao

now labe greater advantage of the Village's Wheeltrao"program by traveling to necessary dystinations is Niles, is ad-

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ç 1et5Heritage Club of iCCPolish Anierican danèe classes

The heritage Clib of PolishAmericano will hold Ito nestmeeling on Sunday,OcL 6, at 2p.m. at the Copernlcas CulturalCenter, 5216 W. Lawrence luChicago. Parliamentarian SylviaAruold and President Frank Bigawill rendueS the impressive hi-stallatlon ceremony for newmembers. President Biga willalnoieport On upcomingevent.s isthe Polish American Community.A very special social hoar willconclude the meeting.

The public Is cordially Invitedto attend this meeting. Refresh-mento will he served. For moreinformation onecan call 777-58f 7.

Scout Troop 923reunion

Boy Scout Tioep 923 of Chicago islooking for former members tohelp the troop celehrate it's 501hanniversary. Former memhersare asked lo contact Craig W.Johoson, 306 SihleyAve., ParkRidge, IL 60068 or call 678-11650dayo.

Debbie Giordano, daughter ofdance troupe founder Gus Gior-lissa, will teach boU room dan-rissgjncladlngthe fontrot, waltz,cha cha and rumba. In six one-hour sessions heglnning Monday,Oct. 14 at 8 p.m., at the BernardHorwich/Mayer Kaplan JewishCommunity Center (JCC), 3003W. Touhy, Chicago.

Partnern are preferred for theweeklysenujons, whlchwill stressleadhsgandfotlowing techniques.

Fees are $30 for JCC memhern,$58 fornon-memhers.

For further information con-tact the adult education dopar-louent, 761-9100.

AAA meetingThe 40th Anniversary of

Chicagu Area AlcoholicsAssonymnus will he commemo-rated al Ike All Chicago OpenMeeting on Saturday, Oct. 5, atthe University uf Illinois, UICPavilion, Racine & Harrision.Coffee at 7:30, MeetIng al 030.Three Speakers.

A bright new worldis waiting at BethanyMethodi trr

OPENHOUSE ior

ou to tour our facilities andlearn abouttflespecial Caringenvironment of etnnnvMethodist Terrace NursingHomo. Wore proud of thewide variety of speciai pro-

in i5reidnnts inCiuing:-Skited and intermediatenursing Care 24 hours a dayPhytiCS therapy endrenadiiitativo services-Care Center nor uiaheimers

-Eteiient nono and t000iaitherapeutic diets-Short term iresoiteiheaithcare-oentai, eon care, podiatry

-Services and pastors Canonor au naiths

Sig SeeiSingles ExpressTise Singlen Enpress

welcomes all singles uner25io adynamite evenisg of dancingand secializaliun at Duc Weeds,8832 Dompster, Nibs. J015 us istour heaulifal uetting. Includedis a $5 admission Is a deliciousdinner buffet äud prizes.Festinilien start at 730 enerySunday evening. Ampleparking. For mure informationcall 299-6000. Please join us for agood lime.

TheSunday Club

. The Sunday Club is a parlycreated encinsinely for singlesseer 25 who want lo meet othersinglen from the Northwest andWestern areas. There are nomemhership feesor dues.

Our deliciuss huffet in morethan munchieo--it's a meal.From hand earned roast beef,and bol entrees, to freshvegetables, fruits and salads,nsr dinner hufpet is alwaysready when tise doors opep.Dance to great music.

We meet every Sunday inFreddie's Nightclub al the Mt.Prospect Snuggery, 1705 BusseRd., Starting at 7 p.m. Ad-missios is $5. Call 495-9099 formore information.

North ShoreYoung SingleParents

If You're Between 21-45,single (by means of death,

I dieorce, separation or nevermarried) und have ose er murellvmg children. Come meet newfriends at North Shore Y,S.P.Meeting every Tuesday, 830p.m. at the Wheeling Nurih-brush Holiday Inn, 2075Milwaukee Ave., Northbrooh,

I fllinois.For more information call

Gary at 635-4788 or nur Hollineat 432-3311.

-emonasis 0e sociai gathor-ins and recreationai

say trios-Community volunteer CorpiMediCare and nive CrosscertinvatineLicensed nor residents asyoung asid

-vvcreditnd by the JointCommosivn on Accrodits-tion of Hospitais and Homes

Our o en house is a persoctdm0 to meet the Osofession-ais who have created abn ht new worid at OetranyMethodist Terrace. vii are

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North ShoreSingles.

An evening nf dancing ans!socializing awaits singles over25 every Sunday night at theNurthbroek Snuggery, 425Waukegan Rd., starting ut 730.

Dance to the music from Ike50's, 60's, 70's and 80's anddennur our laviuts buffet con-sisting of band carved. roasthoof, shrimp, ribs, etc. Ad5mission is$5. For additional in-formatioscall 050-3093.

Aware SinglesOctober4 .

The Aware Singlen Group in-nites all singles te a '50's, dO'sDance" wilh the line music ofHobcalu ut O30 p.m. on Friday,Oct. 4, ut Ibe Arlington ParkHilton Hotel, (3400 Euclid Ave.)Euclid Ano. añd Rohlwing Rd.,Arlington Heightu. Admission is$6 for non-members. For moreiisformation, cull Aware al 777-1005.

St. Peter's.

SinglesOctober I

All singles over 30 are iovitedto St. Peter's StogIes dunce, onSaturday, Oct. 5, at 9 p.m. ParkRidge VFW Stall, Canfield andHiggins. Line hand, freeparking. Donations are $5. Forinfo, call 334-2589.

CombinedClub Singles

October 5All singles are invited tu u

Combined Club Singles Duncewith the tine music of TotalEclipse al 0-30 p.m. on Sotar-day, Oct. 5, at the Hyatt Regen-cy O'Hare Hold, 9300 W. BrynMawr Ane (River Rd. at theKennedy Expressway),Rosemont. The dance is co-sponsored by Northwest SinglesAssociation, Young Subsrban

g Singles and StogIes & Cumpasy.Admission is $g fur non-members, $5 Por members. Formore information please call

I 769-2000.All of Ike sponsoring groups

are non-profit organizations.

St. John BrtheufPhoenix

October 9The nest meeting of the St.

IJohn Brehesf Support/Chal-tengo Group for separated,divorced and remarriedCatholic will ko held os Wed-nesduy, Oct. 9 at t p.m. in thehesemeni of the Rectorylocated at 8307 Hurlem Ave.,Niles. Members will engage in a

I rupsesnion centered around Ihntopic "Lone lo Letting Go Of

f Fear". A brief prosenlution wiltbe ginen after which we will

I

hreah up into smaller groupsand rap. New members arealways welcome. Meetings areheld the 2nd and 41k Wednesdayof euch month. For additional

I iofsrrnation call Ihe St. JohnBrobeuflocal Business Office ut91t0-9ltl or 099-f 962.

Midwest SinglesOttober 6

The Midwest SinglesAssuciationinviten all singles toan open dance party at 7 p.m. onSunday, Oct. 6, at the HarveyHoliday Inn, 17940 5. Haluled (t-00, I-294 at Halsied St.), llar-voy. Admission is 15. For muroinformation, call 784-8200.

The Midwest SinglenAssociation is a nos-profitorganization.

Young UrbanProfessionals

October11Young Urban Professional

Singles will havean open danceparty for business andprofessional uinglen, ageu2s-4ll,at tr3O p.m. on Friday, Oct. 15,ut the Hyatt Regency O'Hare,9300 W. Bryn Mawr, Rosemont.Admission in $5. For moro in-formation call 725-3300.

. Singles inCollhtmuHicationsOctober11

Singles in Csmmsnications issponsoring the "CrazyHsytism Art Ball" Friday, Oct.11, 03O p.m. - 1 am. Thelocution is Cheny Chase Coun-try Club, lOOt N. Milwaukeeano., ½ mile N. ofLuke Cook rd.in Wheeling. You'll enperienceboth an aGo-crafts fair and abig singles dance & mixer wilbBill Westr.up's Big Band, plusluped dance music of modemsand oldies. There'll be floatingintroducers to connect you withpeople you muy like. Dress codeincludes routasse (or jackets &ties for men, dresseu forwomen.) Prizes toward pur-chase of an enbibitor's work:$40 for most sensationalcostume, $15 door prize. Open toall age 32 and up. AdmisSion$12, cash bar, free ampleparking.

Special servicesfor Singles

October11AG. Botti tsrael, 3635 W.

Devon, Chicago, Inviten allJewish singles, he they nevermarried, singles parents, ordiyorced, to special Friday Ser-vices un Friday, Oct. 01, at 0p.m. Young married couplesare also invited. An OnegShabal social follows where allwill be able lomeel new friends.Free,

According lo Leonard Kaplanof Nibs, many singlen fromCtsicagoasd suburbs will get lumeet each oIlier iou new way.

Aware SinglesOclober Si

The Aware Singles Group in-viles all singles to a "Home-cowling Duoce" with the livemusic of Fruokie 0- Co. at 11:30p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11, ut theArliogton Park Hilton Holel,(34tO EuclId Ano.) Euclid Ave.and Rohlwiug Rd., ArlingtonHeights. Admission io $0 fornon-members, For more lof or-mation, cull Aware ut 777-1005.

Niles Police assist Child I-DentThe Oak-Mill Shopping

Center sponsareda CISIId I-Denti-firatino day, Baba-doy, SepL 14.The free program consisted ufphotographing and fhigezprintingeach child and was madeavailable taeeeryz.se.

Sergeant Jnbn Katsoollas of theNllen Police Depaotment is cane-dinator for the Nilen/MortonOrnee I-SEARCH Unit andassisted in the Child 1-Dentifica-Lion program. lo order to oc-cnmmodate the tremendousresponse we asked the NibsPulire Enpiorer Punt f53 foreusistance. Through thecooperation and training 9sf thepost sapereisoru. SergeantJames Gerhardt and OfficerLeon Elsinger, several volunteerexplorers responded and.asnistedin making thivasucmmfolenent.Over 300chlldren were processed

. between onozsaodlp.m.With the addition of the I-

SEARCH Unit and assistancefrom volunteer gson1m like thepolice departmentn explorerpost, Sergeant Kafaoohau will hehosting similar programsthroughout the community newtspring. Oar primary.goel tisis

M-NASROpen House

T!se Moine-Biles Associaliozs ofSpecial Recreation (00-NAHt) ishavingan Opes Boone to dedicatethe Salnatore LiPouvi ClimbingWall on Saturday, Oct. 5, frpmNoon to 3 p.m. at tIse)f-NASRLeisure Center, 700.Main St., ioRiles. The Open House will alsokick off the Fall program nessis..by offering swim sessions ofwatercobor and cart000ingclapses, scooting activities,lomare cdacalio.s programs, andmure activities offered hy M-NASH.

The afteessnos enrolo will beginwith the climbing walldedication. Aftcrthededieatlon aclimhing demonsteatin.. will hepresented by the U-NASH stuffexplaining bow to use the wallund equipment involved. Asynneinterested is trying ta climb thewall wilt get Ilse zpportsznity afterthe demonstration.

Everyone is welcmne to join is.for thin afternoon offun Thereinno fee and refreshments s.i11 beserved. M-NASE will transportphysically disabled individualsfor a foe of $2. 1f yea bave anyquestions regarding the openbutine or trannpeetathn., pleasecallthe office at9tf-1522.

Areyouhstereslediuseeing thewnrld and learning about dill-fereot cultures and customs? lo.-ternotional Student Encbange,hie. can help you meet the world155 your own home.

We are seeking bunt families tohoot foreign enctnange studentsfrom Brazil. Mènico, Japan,England, Spaiz., Germany. andNew Zealand.

A student between mf agnu uf15-19 will live an a member nfyourfansily und attend your localhigh school. The students arecarefully screened, covered bymedical insurance and presidetheir ossi spesoting money.

These students are eager to es-perienee the American way of lifeand oliare their seo cullure, hatthey can do su only if you arewilling lu upen your hearts andhomes to them.

If you would like te, participatein this unique enperienee pleasecontact: International Student

Student Exchangeseeks host families

winter is to get into our schoolsand have every childphotographed.

TheNites Police Department isalso hunting the Village of NOesannual Halloween Party on 0cL31. at Notre Dame High Schoolbetween 4 and 8 p-8f- In additiontu thé standard activities andtreats, lief. Katsoolias is adding

an I-SEARCH booth; where par-onto can obtain additional infnr-maPon on child safety and miau-ing children. There will be a eidenpresentation for children ta wand,which deals with the problemsof child safety. The viUogepromotes any idm on tise peeve,tion and education for ourchildren's safety.

District 71 PTASpaghetti Bowl Dinner

Niles Elementary School Dislriet 71 F1'A in sponsoring aSpagheth BuwlDisner FunFair on Oct. 11 alObe Culver School 6921W. DeMon, Nlles, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.s.,. Reservations acerequired. Pricelu$3.lioadalt, $2.Mchildren liyes. andover.

ContactBarhara Blicbhahnformore izsforssatios-96?-1734.Shown ahane I to r: PTA 14-cuident Rehecca Florin, PTA Vice

President Marge Fisher, Ways and Means Committee Ohs.Bucha..anand.ßarharallllchhaho.

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ind Opening ofFantastic Sam's in.Niles

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FANTASTIC SAI4Sis an in-ternutionul fussily Isaircare fran-ehise.NOW OPEN hs Miles at theVenture Center, Golf andMilwaukee. FANTASTIC SAM'S,wtth over E nIeren nationwideand in Cunada, bau FA20TASTICvaloesfor allofitunew patrons.

GET THIS, ADULT CUTS.men ne wuenen, ONLY $5.audthis INCLUDES u nh.oipoo, extand style AT NO EXTRACHARGE. And ALI0 FR96969 lu-d..dethesa.oeoernleen.

NOW this in a really FAN-TASTICSPECIAL Dowhatl did.Inuteadof paying a big price formy haircut as I hove heen doing I

cut ont a coupon in FANTASTICSAM'S AD ON PAGE 11 nfBUGLE NEWSPAPERS! I nowlook 10 years younger after get-ItaS the "works" at FANTASTICSAM'S for a measly five hucheand I've already (sad three offersof marriage from wealthydowagers. And, for a man wbo'ngonna be 71, my future books

So folks, juin the familles thatare flocking to FANTASTICSAM'S, located rn the VentureConter at 8479 Golf Road. Theirphone number is 965-8966, SliTYOU DON'T NEED AN AP-

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Dave Olson winslAir editorial award

David S. Olson at MortonGrove, and agradoate nf MaineEast High School, won a firstplace award la the 11115015Asswciated Press EditorsAssociation editorial excellence ., 'contest

He took first place is the .feats.rescatngaryfornewspapers :

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with circulations of less than20, fora feature story he wrote ,

in theDaily llhini ofCbampaign. r. r'Associated Press newspaper

editors h. Michigan, Wisconsinand South Carolina judged the r.contest, whirls drew more thau " , '

tl600tcies. ..,.-Iss additiun ta hin newspaper

reporting, Dave is a seninr at the .

University of filmais - Cham-paign. majoring injonroalism.

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Church & Te pie NoteExecutive VP of MTJC

Dr. Jerome Agrest of MQrtOGrove has been electeEnecutive Vice President of thFederation ot Jewish Menanbs. The election took placdumng the Organization'0 ta Irternationat Convention belrecently at the Concord Hole!Kiamesha Lobe, N.Y.

A graduate of Illiooiu College oOptometry, Dr. Agreot bao beenaclively involved in the MortonGrove Commonity for manyyerno. A former Prentdent of theMorton Grove Rotary Club, hehas nerved as a Vice President oftIN North Subarben OptometricSociety. After haviog nerved auPreuident of the Nortluvet Sobar-ban Jewiuh Congregations MenoClub, he wao elected to the pont ofRegional President of theFederatton's Midweol Region,Which includes men's clubnlocated in illinois, Indiana, andWisconsin. He has also nerved asPresident of the NorthwestSnhurhan Jewish Congregatjonj,Morton Grove.

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S Begusoing Sunday, Oct. 6, the Miss. Shuman'n message io giy0late service at Edison Park through the ase of dolls and- Lstherao Chsrch, 6626 N. moste.OhphantAve., BjO2 teasham, This change sill allow more Pork Lutheran presented Biblesotuy lime for Confirmatioo and to the Sunday School ThirdTh Sukk t F I I a t, oro Adult Bible Classes. The other Graders. Th, Riae ,-.._;QI_1 1%/Lm, e o e V

Correnlly a resident of GteView, Dr. Agrest has heldposition with Ihe Federalion sice 1975. He was elected to a vipresidency in 1Ml. He wGeneral Chairman for t,Federation's 1953 and 1985 Intenational Conventions, bothwhich have ranked among tilargesl and msstsnccessf in lbFederation's history.

Niles CwimunjtChurch

World Commauion Ssoday Wihe celebrated at the Riles Cois.munsly Church (Presbyterian7461 Oahtos SI. on Sunday, Oct.darmg the lo a.m. Worship neiVice. Dr. Selves, pastor witspeak on the topic 'Our Unity inChrist," and the Sacrament ofCommunion wilt he Served to all(whether Members sr sot) who'humbly psI their trout hi Christ,

and desire his help that they maylead a holy life." Church Schoolclasses for three-year_old5throogh eighth graders will beconducted concurrently with thelo am. sei-vice care for two-year-ohio and younger will alunbe provided. The High SchoolGroup and the Adult Bible StsdyGroup will meet at 9 am. TheSanctuary Choir will rehearse all2l5a.m.

Chinch meetlugn and activitiesdormg the week of Oct. 7 will in-lude: Tsesday, t p.m-Unitedtesbyterian Women's A.cnnic

ePtion; Wednesday, 10 am-Home-Stale Fs'mlnsu,ancs Cam ponies mahern Association; Friday, 7:45HoccOl eons . s:nom:ngIon :s,nris p.m.-Cnnfin»ation CIao, i,i M

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with special services tMine service litotes of 7:45 am. and 9 to erh -hii,t gives

r'--- '_4U_1_R3 Township Jewish Cssrrecation orn. will remaio the same. The Children's ;;;oe:. ene.

Shsare Emel, 8866 Ballard Rd., estlre9a,m. servicecon beheardsDes Ptaioes, with Friday nighl over Radio Stution WEAW, 1330- ìvorship. That is. when theOct. al t:3O p.m. aod Saturday AM every Sundaymorsing. ehildreo come to the tronI of IhnS services On Oct. 5 at 9:35 orn. The sornes of the church will church and gather about Ihrs o-The social hour following hoth held their monthly luncheon so - Pastor as he laths to Ihem. These, services will be held in the Thurudoy, 0cl. 3, aI 12:30 p.m., receiving Bibles were Brandy

; . Synagoguesubhah. served hy the Lodare Circle. The Bosh, Adam 0usd, Lisa Jambot The bestiog of the willows, a program will be preseoled hy Katherioe Kaage, Heather 1110es',unique anciest ritual nerfermed Ruth Shnmao who is Director of Korn i __ .e__

: dnringthis biblical hlidav.sv!ñ Missionary Visiono for Sneeiat crcftahe place Suoday. oct. 6.i'a.o,T Ministries. She will IdI absut lbs- -. _..------------. £'c!,vii an, aryan.. erceplisos of the handicoisped Schuesoler, Michelle Schug, ChadThe Ytuhor memorial service will P

rl will give suggestions about Williams.be recited Iwice Monday Oct. 7.h these people cao be assisted.- db Oktoberfest "War andat St. John Love"Festive dancing with all of the

Chicago Premiere of the movie

-. .crolts and traditional

"War and Love" will be preses-flags for the children lo carry in U eran

ted by the Hslocassl Memsriala the prseo-ion will highhghl this

The Parent Teacher League nf Foinidation of Illinois on SmdayIsysus ceremony At the 530John Lstherao Day 5hsol is evening, 0cl. 13, at the Old Or-

ce a.m.oei-vlce000cl larepehtioosponsoring an Okloherfest os ohardTheater#l5kohie

as of lbs evenmg festivities will beFriday Oct. 4. Dinner will he "War aud Love" loa story of

he led by the Rabbi and Cantor Aserved fromf-9 in the evesiog. St. the Warsaw Ghetto, including the

r- lsneheonwillfollow0tyo5John is located at 7429 N. Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, It io a

of Adult Educalios Bible classMdwaukee Ave, (ose bloch soulh love story of two teenagers und

ne will be held Thursday evenings atofrturlem) in Riles.

their snrvival, The film is besiste S pta. conducted hy Rabbi Jay

On Ihe menu is Bratwurst, on the aulohiography of JochKarren, The Bosh of Numbers

sauerkraut, hot dogs, German Eisner, "The Survivor".Will be studied this season, Those

pohilo salad, and for dessert- General Admission tickets arey interested is participatrng ohoujd

Apple Strudel. Tichelu may be $2s. Contribstions of MO or morecall the Synagogue office (297-

purhased at the door or in ad- includes privute reception with2006) for further information.

vasie hy contacting the office ut cast and reserved seatiug,S The Parest-Tuddler class of479f7 for a donoSos of $7.55 for All proceeds benefit the

,_ Our Early Childhood Ceoler willthe Bratwurst Plate and $2.50 for eduatjooal projects of the Fono-

begin Iheir class ou Oct. 3the Bol Dog Plate, secosdu io- dation. For reservations call the

.Anyone eteresled should call

ludedI A choice of beverages Fomdulios officeat t77-464f,.- Marge Baker

will atoo os hand.Musical esterlainmest for the

Servicesssrlrridayeveuing Frank.Berenrtt St. Demetrios.rnor accousPaoied by Mr. John Christmas

Sunday moruing Misyan will' be Proceeds from Ihn Oktoherfest Bazaarat 9 am. followed by will besefil The Teachers FundOcloherg, ofSt. Jahn Lutheran Dayschool The SI, DeludImos Philoptohos

Rummage Sale will begin on Fr:ends m the community Ore onen s Society, reviving an oldSsnday murning Oct. 23 and cordially invited to attend for an tradiSse, will present a Christ-Mooday, Oct. 14 from 9 am. lo 5 old.fauhioned evening of fun aud mas ou Friday, Nov. 22,1p.m. fellowship. p.m. Is 10 p.m. ao&oo Saturday,

Anosal Auction will be held u Nov. 23, 9a.m.'tof p.m.April 13, 1986. This year at our 'a))i Charney Besides the interestingarray ofsynagogue auction we will n1n.'.G,A 4.., n _ _ _ 1 beotique and craft dioslavo Fo,.tion 5ff a broad nw Chevroll I!O oara you to browse thrsigtThe car is 05w parked ou lb Rabbi Lawreoeo H. Charney f cheoo will he availabl io ourfronl lawn of the syuagogue fur Marias Grove was elected to the Christmas C6fe.iboplay purposes, Bidding for the Board of lbs Jewish Federation Aisles of colorful oasI usefstcar will take place al the auclins at Federation's Annual Meeliog home-made items are beinghowever, written bids may he Sept. lt. ' prepared. The evenl promises toOubmitled before the auction. The Federation is the planning be a fun-filled way lo begin the

Nurthwest Suburban Jewiob funding and coordinatisg bart festive season.Congregation Nursery Srhool flU! fer nearly three d000 Those islerestert in £Woon,i

0000000,,_ ' flOca,ct c.,, e_,''i," co,,.-,, .------)o hnoih i., ,,.,.i.,, ----_ !"OO'' .. ......o,,e&oLi,er,i sawer5o'' O!O! programa servo-f "r"0' o-csut sema thatby popslarreasest. Gassen ciii lens of thousands of Ocolo .,i :, lhey trave created, man In on n,,fill up quichl' - reserveyo faith000draceu. ''' contacting the Chairpeo'1jschedule for your child before Rabbi Chacun7 was recently Bazaar, Mro. James Tnioneo, atschool storto os October If. There elected President of the Chicago ?rt Presideot nf Ihe Socielyare also Afteroouo openings io B9a,rd of Rabbis, He is the lsMrs,JamesKapetanNursery School, Call synagogue spiritual leader of the Northwestoffice for further information' Suburban Jewish Congregation in%-thOO. Mortoorove JCC teaches

. fund raisingSuccessful Fund Raising, a

program providing professionalioslruction in techniques andshills seeded to raine funds forOrgaoizai555 will to-offered atthe Beroard llsrwieh/m.,,..'n! suits w, Toohy Aye.,

:966-7302

Kaplon Jewish dominjisity Ceo-'.(JCC), ...Chicago.

Charles Gold, sesiur csnnselwith John Grencebach audAssociates Inc., a Chicago-basednational fund raising firm, leadsthe two oushour sessions, begin-0mg at t p.m., on Wednesday,Oct. Zasd Oct. 9.

Fees are $12 for JCC members,$18 for non-members.

Far further information con-tact the adult edncaliou dopar-tment, 761-9180,

Lutheran Church WomenhoidRummage Sale

The Lutheran Church Women(LCW) ql Lutheran Church of IkeResurrection, Nlles, will hold aRummage Sale on Friday, Oct. 4from 9a.m. to 9 p.m. and Satur-day, Oct. 5, from 9 am. to 4 p.m.tOM's of itemu, Includingclothing, livenn, small applian-ces. French Roam FashionSpecials, etc., will be available,The LCWisaluomakingplans furits Christmas Bazaar which willbe held on Saturday, Nov. lt.There will he Ibree eveningworkshops fur those mable lo at-tend the Thursday morning Artsand Crafts oessions, They will beheld at the church enThuthday,0cl. 17, Wednesday, Oct. 23 and

Loyola luncheonand fashion showLoyslu Academy's Graduate

Purent Association will host aluncheon and fashion show osThnrsday, Oct. 10 at theOrringlon Hotel io Evaortsn.

.

Cocktails will begin ut Il am.and Juocheso will be nerved at

Mira, designer of MiraOriginals io Glenview, andcreator of women's clothing witha Esropene flair,will present herfait coutoriere collection fromdaytime to ballroom. The cost ofIhn luncheon awl fashion show-ioMOper perseo. Reservations mayhe mode by calling Jeao Corby,Direclor of Special Events alLoyola Academy, 256-1100.

Dr. Bernard Bouiltette, Ifead-mosler, announced tisaI iweuty-five Loyola Academy studentshave been named Cuemnendod

. Sludent's by the Natiosal MeritScholarship Program. Letters of

- . Commendation will be awardedto lhcm by theNational MeritScholarship Program for theirosIstauding performance inplacing io the top five percent ofover one usillioo participants inthe PSAT/NMSQT esaminatisotaken in Oclober of 1984. Corn-

- mended students include: PaulB. Basola, Jobe M. Birmingham,Paul A. Braaweiler, Boherl Dual,Atesander Djuricich, Nicholas S.Fserst, Bernard J. Gallagher,Henry J. Gules, Anthouy J.Gingios, Michael K. Kaue,Thomas E. Keane, Brian G,Korn, Martin J. Marres, DavidA. Morrow, Witllam C. Msrray,David T. Noerper, Robert D.Paras, Timothy B. Quigley,David R. Suave, James P.SchulDe, Thomas S. Souleleo,Eryh J. Spytek, Nikow Tsonin,

1David M. Williams, and Clarh C.,York. i

Father Lawrence Reuter, S.J.,.president of Loyola Academy had'annoosced Ike newly-formedGraduate Parenlo Association,"We hope that this new group willenable so maoy aclive parents locontmae their involvement wilhLbyula bog after their soso have'gradualed," added Father. Mr.and Mrs. Humer Livingolon ofNorthhrsots will be cwchairmenofthe asuscialion.

Stolton coordinatesclerks meeting

MaineTownship Clerh Slephen

J. Slolton coordinated plans forthe September dinner meetiug ofthe Township Clerks Associationof Cook County.

Cook County Clerk Stonley T.Kusper, Jr. heynsle speaker,discussed regiotralios and eIre-lion procedures. Shirley Petriohaand Jack Walsh, of Kusper'sotaff,-atro atleoded the meelingheld Sept. 12 at the Palm BeachRestauraut, Glenview.

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Thursday, Nay. 7 at 7:30 p.m.Marianne Flanagan will be thecraft direclur for the eveningworkshops,

On Sunday, Od. 13, Janel Kohland friends, young peuple trumthe area who wurhed in FloridalasI summer on an mIra-culturalprulecl, will be presest, duringIhr Adult -Dinrnsoiun time andabo for the hermun periman uf theservice describing their en-perience. Eileen Peterson will dothe Library Ihat- Sunday,--

A new Fellowship Committee,under Ihr direrliun at Jur Baum,kas made plans fnr a Treasure ' -Hsnl (wilhall religions clues) unSunday, Oct. 27. Players arr lomeet at the Church at 6:30 p.m.and return Inthe Parsonage os orbefore 9 p.m. for snacI and pun-ch. Members of 85e congregationand lheirfrirnds are invited.

The Farm Crisis will hr thetopic of Ihr Adult Discussion furIhr four Sundays in November.Goest speakers will be anusun.ced nest month. 'Members arereminded that sur panlry uf osa. -pariotsable foods for theAmerican Indias and LutheranDeaconess Cesters continues.

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Pro-Life Mass. North Ameniian MartyrsCaunril #4 uf the Knights ufColamhss in Riles In conjunctionwith BI, John Brebeuf Pro-Lifearr holding their Pro-Life Musoun Sunday, Oct. 6 at the 18:45am, mass al SI, John BrebeufChurch, 8307 N. Harlem Ave., inNlles,

The Ladies Auxiliary willdistribute lapel Red Roses free althis mass, in observance ofRespect Life Week. '

The Formarlyrs 41k DegreeHonor Guard will he present.

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Jewish group als eThquaIe vicliusFederation at Rnom 721, OneSouth Frankthi st,, Chicago, SL.666ff, The Chicago Board uf Rab-hin and the Chicago EbbuaticCosncil are encouragingdonations through their membercongregatiom,

Chicago's Jewish communityhas loben steps lo channel con.trihuliuns forearlhquake relief toMexico,

A spokesman fur the JewishFederation uf MetropolitanChicago said thaI the AmericanJewish Joint Disribuliun Gum-miller (Joe) has established au"open mailhun" fur nun-denominational earthquakerelief.

Checks made out to the JCCmay he mailed tu Ike Jewish

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The Niles Homemakers Unit ofthe Suburhan Cook CountyHomemakers Extension Asso.will hold their first husmeosmeetiflg of the l98-8t sessionWed. Oct. 3a1 10 am. at the NitosCommunity Church, 7401 Oaktoost. A lesson 'Savvy Shoppiog".will he presented hy the Esteo-

ATTENTION!SUFFERERS OF

OSTEO-ARTHRITISOR RIIEUMATOID

ARThRITISBethesda Hospital

is seekingparticipantsforadrug effecth,enessand safety siwly.

We will provide traospor.tattoo to and from BethesdaHospital, 2451 W Howard St,and the free blood tesl x-eaysand medication necessary.You will receive $400 for thisseveral month investigationofa newand promising dragfor the treatment of arthi-itis.

For complete informationand an interview for accept-Once, call Itose at 726-5616,Monday then Friday, 10 AMIO 3 PM.

This study is being con-ducted under the guidanceofDr. Scott Kale and Dr. JoelLevin ofBethesda Hospital.

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Nues Hàmemakershear.shopping expert

sio.n Advisor Kathy JarrellReuter.

Craft ideas and plans willfollow for items that will be soldat theNorth Cook Soborhao CraftFair, to be held at the RollingMeadows Shopping Center Oct.24.This organization does notdiscriminate by race, color,nationolorigio, sex, orcreed. Fortoformation regarding memher-ship, call Lois Harrison at 967-8362.

Lunch will he served at 12 noonhy Hostesses Grace Willed andEleanor Wayman.

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ByGabriele DoernerGraduate Gemologista Jewelry Designer

A GEM STONE OF RAIÑBÓWSOpel i O. of tiali month birthstone.. Romans coo-

ideeed it a Bymhol of hope and puuofty. A,ab believedopale came frein heaven in Bashes of lightening;thqiightto p.'eserva the Wea.'erfrun. dieeaee.

The epedel cheractegielic of dde g.m ie be apeleceo-co; a reluthow-lilce display which chwig with the angleof light Opel. always ccni wete. the anuaunt anejanbee can b. an much al 90% water. lt can happen that kathe menan of tine, the stone lanan wtee.wid will etheRhowing some heMina cracks end the rainbow-likeelipley t-ts to dleappear. The aging procean le avoided,et leant teniporjiy by saturation with oil and stored incomon wool. To keep this fronu happening, er to elowdown the procese, oli (vegeoabie) the idean ualng e cot-toua uwaik when not being wang.

erner Jewelers::-'-- .IZroe, ,7ca,c/-y, ZlJ0,0000, Z&aJeJeo

345S, Mall:._. Golf Mill Shopping Ctr., Nifes-- -;-. . 299-1341

Weiit-No-Mereschedules

sessionsSo you've made up your mind

to .105e weight. Is tndny the dayyou begin the new you? 1f you'renot oatisfield with yourself, Rynuare overweight and need torestore your confidence, cometoa Weight No More clam.

At your Weight No More classyou will learn how to nue weeklypre-planned menusheets that arewellbalaoced and easy to follow.(Exciting new recipies have hem.added, on thatyom- way of eatingwill never he dull.)

At your all-new Weight No:.:i . More class, wo have added in-

formative make-up demon-stratioss for those ofyoo who areinterested.

We wollt to help restore yourconfidence. Call us lo reserveyour place in the Weight No Moreclass of your choicm 470-1595 or743-4962,

- The Nitos Weight-No-Moreclass will opnn Oct. 8. The spaceis limited, so it is very importantthat you call to reserve yourspace!

SV BusinessWonien plan

oBÇIse meeting;l Skokie Valley Business and

Professional Wo h willmoos Uts

The October meeting of the

he held on Mooday,Oet. 7 at Hof-(man's Morton House. Oar VIPNight speaker weR he DarleneTOdd of the Floyd Brown Showfrom WGN pod her sahject willbe "Economic Self Sufficiency".Join os for this most intereotiogmeeting! For reoervatiom pleasecall Lorraine Brami at 965-6375heforen00000 Monday.

Rape CounselingTraining

Northwest Adios Agaiost Rape(NWARFI) wilt begin intensiverape c000selirig training forvotonteer advocates on Sunday,Get. 6 at 9 am. For farther in-formation, pleasecall 228-6411.

Blake -Kosturik

Mr. und Mrs. WaiterA. Blake of Nues announce the engagementof their daughter, Susan to John Ensturik, sos of Mr. and Mrs.ThomasKostorikofPark Ridge..Both Jote. and Sesun are 1978 graduates of Maine East hfigh

School. John eill receive his Computer Science Degree inflerem-her, and is currenlly employed by the United Paceelservice in Ad-dison,iIlinois. Snsaa is employed hy the Northern Trust Companyin Chicago.

A Fcbrnary wedding is planned. Following u honeymoon oHawaii,thecooplewillmaketheirhonoe inHaffanan Estates.

OIR Woman's Club offersEntertainment '86 Books

When it cameo to FUN...Eoter-tamnment '96. sanes yon 20% onalmost everything! Many get-acquainted two-for-one offersfrom well-known attractiom inthis area. 'l\-y new places andgIcle Ihiogsta do. llave everythingyou go ont. Even if yna use thehooka fewtimes, itpays for itselfendmnre!. this in Entertainment '86-25th

AuniversacyYearand there is anofficial entry blank mnevery houk

Women in TelecOli Túeaday, Oct. 9, Women in

Telecommanicatio..s will spomara panel disc.jssian on "Tçans-mission Vendor Services"featuring representatives ofAT&T Communications, MCI,GTE, l'lT, end U.S. Telecom, atf

SAT., OCT. 5 meet PAUL CREESlto5P.M.

Reprenenting hin originalwax dolls from England

Stars of the Silver Screenin Wax

andSUSAN HERBERT, M'$tfr0m England

with her display of Cats. rats & micedepicting Sta. of the Saver Screen

TUESDAY.Oc'r.8, lto5

meetBRIGI DEVALWax Over Porcelain

Doll Artist

to give you a chance ut their8159,1ml Silver CelehrationSweepstakes!

. Entertainment '86 Books are afand-rainer distributed by OarLady of Ransom Church,Catholic Woman's Club, of Nues.They are available NOW at $30each and can he med startingNov. 1. For information mol pur-chasing call Jesephinellax at823-8984 or Ruth Tonknvie at 898-2435. -

ommunications. p.m. Program to he followed byCash Bar and hors d' oeuvres,MaccloG O'Harehatel, 8535 W.Higgins Rd., Chicago. $1f Mom.hers, $15 Non-Members, ESVP(312) 510-OttO,

SwedishRetirement Homefashion show

On Friday, Oct. 11 st 11 am,"Park Avenue Promenade"henefit luncheon -and fashionshow sponsored hy the ServiceGuild of the Swedish Retirement

'Home,Evanston, will he held atthe Scandinavian American,Cultural Society, 2323 Wilke Rd.,Arlington Heights,

Fashions will he presented bythe Park Shop, 8 S, NorthwestHwy., Park Ridge.

Mrs. launart ThareAnm, 9332N. Springfieid Ave., Ev.anstçn isPresident of the Service Guild,and Mes, Kenneth Johnson, 1515Washington, Morton Grove, isÇhuirman of the affair. On hercommittee from Riles are: Mrs.Jahn Jacobson, 6856 Concord Ln.and Mes, Sven Johansan, 8935 N.Milwaukee Ave,

weec.a$BA girl, Emily Michelle, 8 Ihe.

yES oz., 7/8/85 to Mr. and Mo,David Scheler, 8862 Malta Rd.,Niles. Grandparents: Mr, andMrs. William Crowder, Chlcagn,Mr. and Mrs.: Chet Scheler,Semerset;Ky,

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ByMad, Krujeski

It's Back ToSchool With Pasta

Ifyeoco Iookingorfoo ood NOODLE FRUIT PUDDING001nti000 woys to Irre,, up (makon 8 saroiogn)yoor child's lunchbeo this o a flee egg needlesschool year, pot nancy the Iquannukimmilkpecnot bettor sod br,eg cot 6thopoeiaieatoad.Pontopro- Itcanpooncinnamonvideo yo,,r child oith prolate, o io ioaapoons vanillaB.vitam,eo,,ronaod,mpor- estraettoot complea cobohydtc, I eno (IO aunen a) npri001which supply the b coi000 d halvea, drainedmo,cl,,,vtthcs, orccoos toot o --'000cc efoeoc, overa longer z bansnnsaliccdpony of tie,,. I,, dditicc,posts 's I oo,ncaloee, . tot, Coak pa,ta according tocholesterol osi ood,om. pnckagr dicectiono. Dojo

tine your ,magoot,on to in eslandor. In doablecr0010 now pOnto tonchc, boiler, ever nimmeciagseth ovnr,oty 01 tuo shapes water, scald milk until.. atphobets, cochueccas bsbbten appose nr000ttCr05-tic), how ties (forfaite), edge. 1 medie,, bowl,oonoholta (covchigtic), stucs nlowly b enteggnna d ein.(ototlisi), mostachos (wostoc. naman nnly until mixed.cisl,), sed more. T,y thc,c Slowly ndd hot milk, brot.soupt croc, pcothey'ce au ing with a fork. Roture togoodyootlwoattomeke doshlnbailer.Cookoveccuosgh foc your oes tosch. nimmcring water, uttering

frnqunntly, until miniareMACARONI HAM AND coot. a npaan lobant 15-20

CHEESE SALAD minuten). Remove fromIMaken 6 sersin xl hoot. Stir io vanilla. Paar

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encone cese Spoon intu tbecmnu fur2cupglt/2poundt cbaallunch.

nilvered, 000ked hum Send Far MureI cup thinly allenaI celery Pasta Resipen und denn1/2 cap nhredded coreat Our n orcen, i peaos d ideo,n buttln (R nanee, I crea.uy hoc, to pcepocr posI., fccRunniun Droseleg yose famity, ,uhsccih, t, 1h,

Cook pasto a000rdieg to qutr-tcrly 'Poatohhh' ocas.pnckago directinna. Drain tIer. Sosdoehoekoc moneyla. colnadec. Rinse with order for $2 - that's holt ottcaldwutop; dcain again. fo ti,, cegcdurpcimtoeuerutoto,luego buwl, mia macnrnni Boa 25405, Woahioglos, DCund remaining lag.'edlontei 20007. You cao also ce,oivetoua lightly; chilL Spuan frne po,1,, pumphlats focnu individsal aerving Into aiuglo,, wockiog womoo odnplmtl000ntainorarther- loathe,. Scod aaatf-oddm,cdmon for your child'. lauch. stomprdeoselupe te the ,emchan. uddeos,.

6 firm tomatoent-1/2 cape Frcaeh biseatte

1/2 cap melted botter1 cup ennobled or

diced French chocar(grayere, chOree orSaint-Paalis)

FRENCH BAKED TOMATOESMakes 6 nerv,agt)

1/2 cap minced celery,with leovca

2 garlic cloven, mincedt tap. cao!, crashed

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The munie, raised at this oo-nuat luncheon arc given lo needypeople io Morton Grove and Iheseother werthly grospn, Abuse cn.ter in Evanston, St. JudeHospital, Orchard Center,Muscular Dyotrophy, LupusErythemon, Littte Sisters andBrothers 01 tho Poor, SanosnerCosep for children with Cancer,Chicago Long and ArthritisA050ciation and Special Otysnpiu.

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Sports gear stolenA man reported his locked

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OnFridaya Chicagoan was ob-served by Nitos police officersbarking hisvehirie at a high ratep speed uoathi,oaad on Nordicaave. When polie! °UP him hehadarupaiheerhetween his legsand had a strong ndoruf alcoholon his breath. He could sotpradocehin driver's license. Fur-thee checks showed it bad beenrevoked. Mtèr the intoxilatorshowed he had .08 amonut ofalcohol in hin nyntem, he wandmrged with driving ander theinfluence. driving while hisdriver's license wan revoked.transporting upen liquor,disobeying a stop .sign and im-properly driving backwards.

Stolen autorecovered

I.aut Thursday Rilen policerecovered antelen 1M5 reni Por-oche 944 Shich sos parked at 400Golf Mili. The sindosà and nsaroof v'tre Olin during a rainfall.Records indicated the car wasrwnedbyaFlorida resident.

Bike theftA hike theft was reported from

a garage in IhefIM block of CarolFriday.

DAILY RESTOCKING OFMERCHANDISE!

Owner. Cited. after dog bites boyrabien toga or infoimalion dbouthervetemarian. She was told shemust have the dog tented. Afollow-up by Niles Animal Con-frnl unit will take place mid allreqniremcots pestaiiiag to dogbiting regulations mnut he metand the issuance of citations willhe required.

A. 12 year old youth io the tOblock of Madison was walkingalong the sidewalin September27when he was attacked by a maleGemino Shepherd dog and wasbitten on the npper left arm.The owner was outside with thedog and came to Nilen policestation. The owner was unable togive any information regarding

Detox patientreturned to LGH

A 29 year old Golf rd. residentenlered the Nilen Osco store Sep-tember 26 and was repoeted tobein an intoxicated conditios. Behanded the Store manager abet-tie of wine and then began ev-arranging the merchandise onihe store shelves c000ing adisturbance.

The mas hod been othe storeearlier and was accused ofsteabag iwo holCos of wine. Hehad 1mev wearing a red armbandfrom Lutherao General Huspitaland had bees signed is for treat-meottohedetoniffed.

The second time he rame intothe store he began to have with-drawal Symptoms and nus sentto the emergency room of thehospital.

Pick up dropped offFriday, a Cbirago woman

reported she was picked spat abar io Chicago and drove out toNues in the mano car. Afterstopping ai the 7-ii store atOabtoo and Osceola the victimenited from the car and thedriver drove off with her house5eys, o while jacket. $3 cashcredit cards and misceilaneoudpaperS.

Underagebeer purchaser

The manager of Ansanetti'sLiquors, 8776 Dempster, reporteda 19 year old youth from GagesPark attempted to purchaseheer. He identified biniself withhis driver's license which showedbis ageaod the manager reportedthematterto Nileaoiire.

Theft charge-

A Skokie resident was arrestedforpetite theft Friday after hoplaced arodquct cover on a han-dbatl racqont and tried topar-chasehoth items for the price ofthe raçqoet alSportmart.

Shoplifter arrested- A Morton Grove reoidmt wancharged with retail theft after heooa $9.97 chamois from K-Mari

and wan observed by the necnritypernos there.

Sears thievescaught by policeTwa tool sets vahont at $11f

each were reported stolen fromSears hardware and tool dopar-locaL Two suspeetu were seesleaving the itore and drivingsouthbound on Greenwood to a"heat up oid Maverick." Policetook the aeenpants ofU.e car intocustody at Greenwood andBallard rito. The tool sets were iothe trank nf the rar and werevisible from the back scat. TwocousIs nf felony were chargedagainst nne suspect and onefelony charge was given to the

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unknown person broke into hisloekd car and took his Wilsongolf dula and hag vai and at$500

Vandals breakcar window

A ear parked 9, front of 7940.Waukegas rd. on September 20had a beer bottle thrown at awindow causing an estimated $50damage.

Shopllfter arrestedA neenrityageut at the Venture

store obnerveda man leaving theStore without paying for fourcig9rette lighters and fivecalculators valned at $5091. Hehad other merchandise fromother stores which wan laingchecked by Hiles police. Felonycharagn were flied against thesuspect based an prior cnnvic-lionsfurtheft.

Vandals escapein the 7700 block nf Nordica a

frecrarker was dropped into thecuachlite in front of a residence.The offeodeesran sooth towardJouquil Terrace bui the policewere unable to insto the offen-

Andrew PoliakMarine Pst. Andrew Pouah,

son OfAIaisandMarlieo Pallak of7707 N. Lowen, Skokie, bas rom-plebei recruit traiwig at MarinoCoops Remisit Depet, Sas Diego

Speaking of the libraryn.ohyDimcanj. MeKenule

NUes LIbrary AdmInIstrator

A reporter interviewed me the ntber day for an article abont mywork at the library. She asked the usual and expectod rename typeq005tinonI Where did you go to school?; Where did you work beforecomingin Nibs?; What are yoar duties as admisistralor? Her nextquestion wan really a statement; one nf those statemenia which

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requires a response. Shesald, "I'll hetyon reada lot.". Well, I don't, actoally. Not books, anyway. You see, i read a

: couple hnndred hnok reviews every Iwo weeks when deciding what. boôks ta bay for the library. I read a lot of articles ainsi libraryadministration andmanagement. I also read a lot of techoical datoon onr various cnmpoler systems and to-keep op to date on thelatest technology. But not a lot of 'bestveitero," which is what ithink the reporter really meant. -

Because I read no much as part of my job at Ike library, thosehooks which I read for leisure have to be very special. Books arolike food. I ilari to read o tot of books; t tiniob only a few. I taste alotoffood, but eat snip that which I enjoy.

And so, those books which I do read, I devaor, for they are veryspecial. if they've caught my interest enough to read from begin-sing lo end, they hecomepartotme and I part ofihem. Little piecesof thono books keep coming hack lo me as i live my life. And no,when the reporter asked what in my favorite book, I had no troobieanswer, 'Carp." I love tarp."

'The World According To Gary," by John Irving, is the slory of awriter named T.S. Garp. Irving makes au believe intensely in thischaracter, and we share his triomphíand sorrows as if they wereour own. "Garp" in about the central issues which permeate bathlife and ori: the guilt and vulnerability which are so mach a pari oflove; the dentroctivenens of Isst; the narrow vision of all "trocbelievers"; the ability we all have to change and to grow and to un-derniand.

If yos chmse to read "Gary," i mont warn you to be carefol. Becareful of the andertow, as Gary himself would warn. You willbecome deeply involved with the characters, who are sennitivelydrawn and folly realized. Everytime you lone yonroelf is the storyand find yourself smiting or even langhing outlood at Something,the ondectow will mag you! Reading "Gary" in like skateboardriding. ilometimen the ride in tant and smooth, and joot when youforget to be earefot, you fall and skin a knee or elbow. But tbat'vlite.

%Vhotother bunko bave I enjoyed reading? For the most part theyare novels that deal with life; about accepting Ikone things whichnometane can't be anderstood or changed and growing an a personbecause of them.

I really enjoyed "The Catcher in the Rye" by .l.D. Satinger. It'scalled a "classic." You know what I mean. Remember when theEnglish teacher would say, "We're going to read the classica thissemester?" I always hated that because the classics were "oid"hooks; Ihey were dolt. Mercilally, so teacher ever told me thot"Catcher" was a classic, or I might not have read it. I discovered"Catcher" on my own when I wan in college. It is sow one of thebooks I give to any kid visiting the Library who saynto me, "I don'tSkein read. There aren't any good benin." I cas snually snag themwith either "Catcher" or "A Day No Pigs Would Die," by Peck.Both books are about a boy's ntcoggle to onderotand his adultworld, "to grow sp" as his parents would nay. ¡sud io each story weohare the main character'n sensitivities, his determination tocorrect the wrongs In the world, and his eventual coming to termswithlife.

t had fun wilh Bita Moe Bromeo "Snothern Discomfort" andreally enjoyed Thompson's "Blood and Money" abnul love andrevenge and murder. I have difficotty understanding some ofPicasso's art, bat thorooghly enjoyed David Donglan Duncan'n"Goodhy, Picasso," a wonderful and personalportrait ofthe artist.

The novel I'm now reading, "Ariel" by Jack Bickham, has me,fancinated. It was recommended to me by Charlene Wagner, oneof our tibrary trasloen. It In the story ofJohn Harringtos and hinab-session with creating a cnmpnter that cas think for itself, that canfeel, that cas, perhaps, even love. All seems Imt untilthe eveninga programmer's phone rings and a voice nays "Thin in Ariel. Canyou please tell me something? Who am I?" Does Ibis sound far let-ched to you? It'S not, really. Computers can talk, on we will demon-otrate at the library in the nest couple of weeks, and artificial in-telligence io a hutlopic now in Catiforoia'nSìlicun Valley.

What am I going ta read sent? Harold Bobbin's newent novel,"Joe Crown."

Marine Cpi. Jobo A. Alten, nonof Jerome P. and Jo Anne M.Allen of 1116 N. Cambertand,Park Ridge, recently par-ticipated in the Weapon TacticsInstruction Class, cosducted. atMarine Corps e9ir Station, Ysma,AZ, from March il to April 26,1915.

John A. AllenDuring the coarse, Allen

studied the ase of weaponu andtattics associated with thesquadron's Buey and Cabrahelicopters.:

A 1981 grnduate of Maine EastHighllehsot, he joined the MarineCorps in July1911.

Sept. 91-S,JB.vs St. CoroeÑoThe SJB varsity team began

their succor season with o strongwin against st. Cornelius. S-JEcommanded their opponentsterritory daring the first half withBill Mosler and Art Naumowlcnscoring goals. The second halfsaw five additional goain ncogedby Tim Brieske, Art Naumowics,John D'Aqsints, Jeff Ortoff andTim O'Grady. St. Cornelius,unable is score, gave SJB theirfirstgamevlctory of? toO.Sept, 25-SiB. vs O,LP.H,

The second game of the amiassaw another victory for St. JohnBrebeuf. After 15 minntes of hardplay the lut goal was scored byKen Piton - assisted by ArtNaumowicz. Piton kickedanother goat with assistancefrom Marty O'Grady. Alsoscoring io the first half for SJBwere Tony finito, Tim O'Gradpand Jeff Orloff - assisting thosegoals were Tim Brieshe and KenP.iton. OLPH'n only goal wasscored during the second halfenp penalty hick. SJB then lonkcommand of the ball and TimBrieske, Rich Sheridan, TimO'Grady and Brian O'Grudyscored goals making the final

Bruce L VonBuschAirman Broce L. VonBusch,

non of Lea D. and Sandra D. Von-Busch of 71 E. Millers cd., DenPlaineo, has gradnated from theU.S. Air Force avionics manualtest station and component cosy-0e at Lowry AirForce Bane, Cato.

VonBusch is ochedaled to servewith the 27th Component RepairSqoadron at Casons Air ForceBase, N.M.

He in o 1984 graduate of MaineWesi High School, Des Plaines.

The hagle, Tharnday,Octaber3, i15

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(L-r)Linda Ruiz with Niteo-baocd Kingdom, ten., the promotersfor the Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament, greets Larry King,organizer of the tesmamest, at the Sheraton Plaza's welcomingparty tar the tosrnamest'n playero during its Chicago roh. Plozacales representative Debbie Schoesaner io also pictured.

Park Board HonorsSwi Tea

The Nues Park District Board of Cossmjonjonern hosored thispast hammer's Swim Team. The team placed second in the All Coo-feresce Meet at Elk Grove on July31.

Shown above with board members (t-r), are Eloise Helees, MaryMaraseh, Watt Beasse and Jim Pieroki are the members of theHiles Park District's Sununer lOOSSsvim Team.

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Nues Westhosts state'sbiggest race

High schoal runners from Argolo Zion, and seme from neigh-boring Wisconsin, WIll Compete inthe state's biggest cross countryrace es Saturday, Oct. 5, the In-dias Invitational. Beginning atOils am., male and female rue-sers from 65 Chicago and sabor-han high schoolu as well, as two

.? Milwaukee schools, will hefeatured in two-mile, lhree-mileand four-mile roces acraus theNitos West campus.

"This meet in not nnly thehiggest race in Illinois, hutprohahty also asesO thd higgentof its kind in tIse country," midPat Savage, roce organifer andlOtes West boys' cross countrycoach. This will he the 15th run-sing ofthe annual event.

Accordisg to Savage, thisyear's field againincluden somePf the top high school runners,coming from teams such as OakPark/River Forest, Wheeling,Fenwick, and Hoffman Estates.

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The Nitos Sports Comptes,located at 9435 Ballard Rd. iscurrently holding registration forits many hockey leagues andfigure skating programo.Children as young au 3 yearn oldcan he esrolledin classes such authe Ranger Hockey prsgram orthe very popular Tota Learn-to-Skate instruction. The residentfeefor either of these programo is$19 (Des Plaines, Mostos Groveaod Gulf-Maine residents mayregister at resident rates.)

More enperieoced skaters mayhe interested in advancedprogramo such as Pro-Alpha,Alpha, Beta, Gamina or Delta,(Freestyle and precision are alsoamong tise classes offered.)Ranger Scooters is a hockeyprogramfocg-lS year aids.

Many classes will begin thismonth. Call the ice rink at 297-0611 or 297-0050 for more infer-mution!

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Albert J. Sporta. M.D. pilllecture on Reducing YourUiancen of Developing cancer ofti Colon" ut 7 p.m. on Tumday,Oct. ¡n Swedish CovenuntHospital's Anderson PuvilionAoditorium. 5145 N. CaliforniaAve.

Dr. Soporto is a gastroeotero-logist on the staff of SwedishCovenant Hospital. witha privatepmetieet35SOLakeShoreDr.

The lecture is one of a series ofeducational programs beingpresented at Swedish CoveoaotHospital this fall. The lecturesarefrev ofcbarge aodopento thepublic. For further information,cali -3812. AIbeOtJ. Suporto

Womtm grads up at Medical SchoolWrnoeo are catering medicine

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Even with issurnnce coverage,a hospital staycan bes financialburalen foryouasd yosr family.Thafawhywe'veestablished theBethesda Hmpital Waiver Pm-gram. Wewill eliminate orgreatlyrcolsceyourout-of-pocket medica]exPesses

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Lower feesofmoetyour rsiotiogplao'sdeducibleo and co-payments, reducing your out-of-pocket expenses.

Bywurldngssithio the stiucluveofyvurexisting health insuranceplan, the Bethesda Hospital WaiverProgram entitles you to reducedcesso att ofthe usoal u-patient,

Out-patient, diagnostic and otherhospital seceices. By offsetting yourexisting plant,deductihlesand co-payments. these discoonts cot yourcash outlay significantly.

The Bethesda Hospital WaiverPmgram has nu membership feesordues. or semiannual enroll-ment period

Upon youradmiftancc toBethesda Hospital all you needlo do is complete the BethesdaHospital Waiver Program specialform to participate in this cost-saving program.

Wea/sohranca list ofqurali/k'dphysicians who are currentlyacceptingoewpatients. I/pouncedaphysician. orhaneany questioyojust cailtire hospitalat

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Discussion onbladder controlat Bethesda

"Loss of Bladder Control-MoreCommun Than We Realize" willbe the topic of a discussion at thenew Urinary Continence andDysfonction Center at BethesdaHospital, 2451 W. Howard St.,Chieagv no Tuesday, Oct. 15, at7r30p.m.

The discossios wiB be lead bytwo orulogints who head the stattat the Center, Dr. ThomasMalvar and Dr. Charles Fein-01cm.

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The Divtuioo of Surgery ofLutherao General Hospital, ParkRidge, recently gained final ap-provai from the hospital's Boardnf Direrturn for the establish-ment of a new Surgirat Car-diovaoeutar Unit.

The sew unit wilt enmbiueenistug portions of the hospital'srecovery and operating mueco to

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John Saietta, M.D., chairman,Diviuion of Surgery, nays "Thenew Surgical CardiovaocularUnit witt make a olgoifmcanteon-tribotion to the care of vue ear-diovaucular surgery patients.Atuv, ninitoru of cardiac surgerypatients will nom bane direct ac-reos to the unit and witt nut haveto pavo through the recovery

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A Health and Filnesn Foutival,sponsored by EdgewaterHospital and the Northeasternillinois llnieeruity Health ser-nice, will he presented TUesday.October8, from IOrlOo.m. to2:p_m, in the University's Couremotar Conter, 5580 N. St. lamIsave. Adminsion io free. Thefestivol is heiog presentedin eon-junction with the formal BrooD-dbreaking of. Northeantern'sPhysical Education Complsn,which will take place at to u-an.bort morning.

The Health and FitnessFeotivol wilifeuhire EdgewalerHospital doctors, nurses andtechnical staff members at 18 dif-ferent stations. A punet ofphysicians will he available toanswer qoestiono. Nurses andtechnicians will administer testsfor blood pressure, glucose

Bethesda Hospital, 2451 W.Howard St., has announced thatthe aun uf ito emergency room istree, that a new program waivespartiom of your bill that are nutcovered by insurance and theSesiur Citizeno Program hasbeen estended to Febromy 15,1986.

The use otthe emergency roomis freeoow through December31.The ouly charges will be forphysicians' fees wbirh might beineorred and medication, 3Ç'eays,lab tests etc. The new policy ap-Pliesh H buses a day, 7 days a

Bethesda's Waiver Programwan created to greatly reduce.awt-of-pncket medical enpeosesincurred either as io- or not-pat-rent. By mucking with youreorsthng insurance the programoffers reduced treu no all the05551 diagonstie and health careservices. Lower fees offset anymisting insurance plan's dedue-tibies and cu-paynscotu, therebysaviogmoney. Physician tersare

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A pharmaciutwill he availableto diorpon medicatioes and drnginter-action and a podiatrist anda dermatologist will- provide9rremitnga. mane attending thefestival will atoo receive avoucher far .a blond chemistrytent far a fee of $20 at theEdgewoter Hital teabomiury.Such a bInad foot usually rootstriptelhatamnunt,

For additional informationahont the Health and FitnessFestival the grnsmdbreakingceremrmy,caU5I3-4O.ext. 354.

Bethesda offers paliefitssavings for health care

not included in this program.:.p. membership fee Ordues, our semiannual 'enroll-mentod"

Similar to the WaiverProgram. the Senior CitizensÇonrtes3 Program absorbs allout-st-pocket deductIble rosto foeinpatient hospital charges forMedirarepalients - opto the $460omimom deductible. BethoOdlias just announced the eulensionof Ibis program until February15. 1908 because of its greatprev,wmsuccesn.

Hospital Managing DirectnrWilliam R. Fox said alt theseprograms are designed to makeqoallty health rare available atthe lswestponnilde cost.

Exercise forthe arthritic

The Ruth Helen Wolf ArthritisCanter uf St. Francis Hmpital issponsoring an exercise class torarthritics beginning Tuesday,Oct 15, and every Timoday forthrfollnwingnix weeks. The classwill be held from 6r30 p.m. -p.m. in the Hospital's phyoicaltherapy department.

The class will stress the impar-tance of stretching addstrengthemng the joints in thebody. The class will demomtratnhow to increase flexibifity, main-tain bone stanoctore, prevent lossof movement and .incresnc en-durance and circulation. Theclass wilt be taught by aregistered physical thearpiot, anOCçupational therapist, and nor-Soclinicianoosstaffatst. FrancisIfonpital.

Pailicipanlsmuat bave militenÇonsentfemnthrirphysician. Thecent for the sin week sessions io$40, To reejuter or for more in-formation, cull 492-ACHE. Classsize islimited.

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Brown, son of Barryand MaD'Brown of 952 N. Wolf Rd., DesPluioes, recently reported furduty with 2nd Marine DivisionCamptajenne,NC.

Carleton Collegestudent

Mack Applebaam, the sun nfMr. and Mes. Robert S. Apple-banni rsE Niles, entered CarletonCollege in Northileid, Mipa., lidsfall. Hr is a graduate of NiIrsNorthlljghsrj.00l.

Chicago Medical and DentalCenter lecture series

The Chtca$o Medical and Den-tal center's 'back to basics" ap-grouch to total family caro Is thefuondatlnn upen which all nf theprograms and services are built.Behlodtho "back to the basics"opproach stands the philosophynf l.ndigenonn professionalmedical and dental care. Thenervices, facility and programshave been designed with this

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with the Divisiun nf Family Frac-tice and extending thrmrghoot theDivisiuna of OccupationalMedicine, Internal Medicine,General Surgery and General

- Dentistry. The physicians anddentists are uf the highestcaliber, esch pcoseuslnga level attraining, certification and ethicalnonventlun consistent with thehigh stondardn that ore mais-tamed at the Chicago Medicaland Dental Couler.

The medical areas arespecifienily designated for eachtype of rxonilnatiun and treat-ment being rendered - cardiacand respiratory, eye and cor, or-thopedie, etcetero. The dentalsuite io tilled with the most

ndem equipment available, in-eluding .a sophiottculed Panuresapparatno.

The Chicago Medical and Den-tal Center offers other importantcomplements to the medical anddental treatment of the patients,nach au puhonnary function andstress tenting, full-servicelaboratory, X-ray andphysieattheeapy, an. well usmammography, which in thenewest diagnostic andpreventiveaid forbreast mocee screening.

Ilse otatf dietitian is availabletu enamel patients in all oreas ofnutrition, from weight lossprugromoto opecial diets formedical ennditt000 such asdiabetes, hypertension and manyntheru.

The Chicago Medical and Den-tul Center is a multi-specialtymedical-dental centre which,despite its sine and sp-tn-datetechnology, sinnes to maintain a

Bethany MethodLst Terraceto hold open house

When peuple with disabilitiespeed ruund-the'elnck nursingcare, their families arr eager tafind a health'care setting thai notonly offers effectiverehabilitative therapies, bs alsopruviden a earring and attractiveenvironment.

To hrtp concerned relativen,and others whu want to learnmere almut day-to-day activitiesin a nursing h.nme, BelkanyMethodist Terrace is hosting atwo-atop Open House, Wednesdayand Thursday, Oct. 9 and If, from2-7 p.m., at 8425 N. WankeganRd., Murtun Couve. Refresh-mmlx wilt be nerved; and freeparking lo available un the nom-pIen.

Elpie Shfm, Social ServiceDlrnctur, of the 265-bed home,said community neighbors,senior nitineu urgonizatinsu, low'makers, as .well as socialworkers, physicians, nurses, anduther healtls'nare professionals,are invited to visit BethunyMethudist Terrace during thetwo-day event ond "get alt theirqueytinnn annweeed ahv.ut nowconcepts Innuroing home carg."

Mu. Shim sold the Terrace'sCaro Center for Atzheimer'o iolikely la be of interest to a nuns-her ut theninilors. "We're eagerlo ottareonreupermences, ou weil

one-to-one dnetor-potiestrelationship.

tu order to fulfill the needs .otboth the private patient and norindustrial neighbors In the areasof coot cuntainment, welluessprograms and preventativemedicine, the Çhicago Medicaland Dental Center is offering .af5111 complimentary medical lee-tore serien consmencing in'Oc-lober, 1985. Subject mutter ixvery relevant and the Iodureseries will be held ata time con-nenient to both the wurking andnon-working individual. The lee-ture series will br betd in themedical facility conference ruonswhich in adjacent to the patiententry in the rear of the medicalfacility. There is amply parkingfur vinitnrs. The lectures will heheld from 5,38 -6,3f p.m., the lastTuesday of the monih with theenception of December, 1105. TheDecember series will bu held voDecember 10, 1985, Please joinpour friends and netghhoro .1 Ikecumplimentarymedical lectureseries at the Chicago Medical andDental Ceuter, 6ftO W. ToukyAve.

October 2% 1985-Coping WllhStreoo-Miehael Diamond, Ph.D.In conperatisu with St. Mary ofNanureth Hospital.

Michoel Diamond, Ph.D. in anansintant adjunct professor ofpsychiatry and psychology, at theUniversity of Healtk Seience-Chicago Medical Schont. He is at-filited with SI. Mary of NazarethHoupilul, Chmcagn, and is ivprivate practice as a ClinicalPsychologist.

Nuvemker 26, 1985-RecognIzingChemical Dependency lo theWorkprace-Dale Monroe-Cook,Ph.D.

Program Direetvr of the Sob-stance Ahune Program forChicago Lakeshore Hospital.

December 10, tttS-Wbal I AuliMO-Philip Armstrong,Assistant Diroctor Provider Ser-vices- Chicago HMO, LTD.

In cooperation with ChicagoHMO. LTD and the Chicago

an the anique programs we'vedeveloped in the past year.Because Alzkeimer'u io sowrecognized as the most commoncause nf severe intellectual im-paiement In older people--affecting nome 508,090 tu 1.5million Americas adults-familymembers and health protes-siorialo are eager to tears anmuch as ponsible about thedisease.' 'Along with a tnnr of the facilities,vioitoen 10 Belhaoy MethodiutTerrace will see programs andvarious exhibits.

Bethauy Methodist Terracewasestablished in1965. The nuru-in6 home in certified forMedicare and Blue Croon and islicensed for residents as yusngas 18. Addltlunally, .BethanyMethodist Terrace is accreditedby the Joint Commission on Ac-ereditation at Hospitalu andHomen.

Kenneth A.

Johnson Jr.Army Reserve prls'ute ICen-

orth A. Johunon,Jr., non of ElbertA. Jnhnson of 9061 Gross Point,Skokie, and JoNio P. Johooun ofHarvey, kas completed basictraining atFort Silt, 0h10.

Medicalund Dental Cooler.. January 28, 1916-Breast Can-err-Mitchell V. Kaminoki, Jr.,M.D.

General Surgeon-MedicalDirector of the Chicago Medicaland Dental Center and in aclinical professor of surgery atthe University of Health Seien-ces-Chicago Medical School. Thinpreneotation is co-sponsored bySt. 'Mary of Nazareth Hospitaland Medical Center, Chicago. -

Fehruary 25, l986-Eoeretoe andyuurllearl-Lcn Frazio, M.D.

Cardiologist at St. Mary ufNazureth Hospital, Chicago, andClinical Associate Profcssnr ofMedicine at the l)niversity. ofHealth Science-Chicago MedicalSchool.

March 25, 1981-Diet andNr,trttloo nod Cancer -Cause andEffect-Gayle Pinchotnky-Devio,RD.

Dietitian, Chicagu Medical andDental Cenler and in a Fellow ofIhn American College nfNutrition. -

April 29, l9t6-Hlgh BloodFresourc-Larry S. Miller, M.D.

loternist ny the staff of theChicago Medical and Dental Ces-1er Annistant Cliuicol Prsleusorof Medicine Ot the University, ofHealth Science-Chicago MedicalSchool.

May 27, 1910-Frustate Troubleund Kidney Stones-Fred M.Tomera, M.D., Urologist

In enoporotion with St. Mary ofNazarelh Hospital.

Urologist al St.Mary ofNazareib Hnnpitat, Chicago, andÇtinicol Associate Professor ofUrology at the University ofHealth Science-Chicago MedicalSchont.

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"Arthritis .Medicatisir" in thetitle of Ihe Tuesday, Oct. 8, freeCommunity Health Educationprogram al St. Francis Hospitalof Evanston. The program in of-fered in coojundlion wtth theHospital's Bulb Helen Wolf Ar-thritin Center.

The program wilt discuss thedifferent types of medicationsued in the treatment of arthritis,and the benefits and side effectsof arthritic medication. Thepanel of speakers sect Jnho T.Fitzgerald, M.D., medical dirne-tor of the arthritis center, TerriBishop, administrative cove-dmnalnr of the Center, andTheresa Maslanha, RN., palieulearedirector, on staff at SI.Francis Hospital.

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School ofMedicine. he compleledhin internship at St. FrancioHuopital, and hin residency atHines Veterans AdministrationHospital. Currently, he is anaosoeiate professor at LoyolaUniversity's Struck School ofMedicine.

The program will he held at 7p.m. in the Hospital's One SouthAuditorism. For mvre'infnr.motion or to register, call theRoth Helen Wolf Arthritin Centerat492-2243. SI, Francis Hnopital islucaled at 355 Ridge Ave. inEvanstno.

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uf Jack W. Ond Lvrrsiue S. ICononl 5917 Church St., Mortou Grove,has bneo commissioned in -hispresent rank upon graduationfrom Officer Candidate SchoollOCo).

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High Sehoot for Boys, 7655 Dem-poter, Nifes, have bees namedsemi-finalists in the NattonalMeritschotarshipprogram. Theyarei Tim Costello, Nites; TomMarphy, N. Nicotet, Chicago;

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Steven E. Schwarz, W. Wilson,Chicago; Ron Suozek, N. North-colt, Chicago; l'aol R, Wright, N.Rtchmond, Chicago. Theseotadento are among 764 seniorswho are so honored is the state ofIllinois.

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Joseph O'Donnell, N. Newcastle,Chicago; and Phillip Saineghi, W.BoraTo, Chicago.. Participants entered thecurrent Merit Program hylakingthe PSAT/MNSQT in Oetoher1984, when mast were juniors.Although their qualifying tentoraren are very high, the 36,000Commended students nationwidescored nlightly helow the levelreqaired for Semifinalist otan-ding. Only the 15,000 Semi-finalists, whose namen were an-noanced on Sept. Il, wilt continueio the competition for some 6,800MeeitSchntorships la he awierdedin 108f.

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Residents of Morton Grove,Nitos and Skokie were arnhng the215 students recently recognizedat the Northeastern ¡lImais lint.verSity Honors Convocation.

Angela Oetker of MortonGrove, a sophomore, washonored an the recipient of aI.toivernity Speech Award, anelsotarship which io presented tostudents who manifest specialskills and abilities in speech.

Laura Pavone of Nilesa seniormajaringin art, was recognizedas the recipient of a UniveroityArt Award, a scholarship whichin presented to ntndenls whomanifent special skills andakilities is aft. Jean Sanno ofNibs, a senior majoring in art,wan also honored as the recipientof a University Art Award.

Frank DaVis of S.kohie, a seniormajoring in psychology, wanrecognized an the recipient of aUnivernity Leadership Award.Drew tJllberg of Skokie, a seniormajoring in - environmentalstudies, was also honored as therecipient of a University Leader-ship Award.

MndeJein serieson Job Search

A nenes of sqorknhopv onStrategieJoh Search Approachesisolated for the five Taesdays inOctoher by the Personal andCareer Development Center ofMandelein College Chicago, f363Sheridan Rd. Sessions wilt beheld in the Learning RenonrceCenter fcam63t-8:38p.m.

Worhnhops .include: ReoumeWriting I, Oct. 8 tmarketingpoarself); Rename Writing Il,Oct. 16 (employers evalnate( ; In-terviewing Skills 1, Oct. 22 (do'sand don't's); Interviewing ShillsIt, Oct. 39 (employers give pois-tern on how-to-do-it),

For information, call 262-8100,Eut. 698.

Maine studentselected forscience program

Linda Berent, anophomore atMaine East High School, was oseof 45 Chicagoland students occHi-ted hy Argonne Nationallahoratoryto participate in ascience edocation program thissummer. - ,

Berent used eqnipment such asthe scanning eleetro.omicroscope, a gamma ray Opec-trsmeter, and a npectro-graphicanalyzer. "We were ahle to studynach things an X-ray defractionand the tempermg of steel iofirolhand experiments," said Berent.The program included five anitscryntioltography, nuclear,mierowopy, air pollation andopertroscopy.

Boreal lives inDes Plaines.

National Meritsemi-finalists

The National Merit SchotarahipCorporation )NMSC), which con-dueto the competition for shoot5,880 National Merit Scholar-ships, worlhnearly $21 million, tohe awarded next spring hasnamed seven Loyola Academystudents to join other outstandingyoung men and women in all 50states as Semi-finalists is the 31stannual merit program. Inclndedare: Timothy Bielinshi, Glen-View; Kevin Cook, Nnrthbroute;M,rhael M. Fragassi, Skokie;Allen E. Hoover, Wilmette; Mar-lis D, Stephan, Wionetka; JohnF. Stinneford, Witmette; andSteven J. Winger, Glepview.

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Conn electedSmall Businessdelegate

Donald F. Cons hon heen dcc-ted a delegate to ¡he NationalWhite flouse Conference on SmallBusiness, it was -assonncedrecently. A resident of MortonGrave, Cons is President of E.B.Cono Vending, Inc. a postagestamp vending corporationlocated inNilen.

Under the theme "In the Spiritof Enterprise," Illinois smallbusiness people met Friday,Sept. 13, is Springfield to disynonIssues and prnbtems of cencernand to put forth specific andcomprehensive recommen-dations for the fntore nf ornaitboxiness.

During the day-long serien ofmeetings, Cono was elected,along with 23 others, to representtthnon at the National Cenferen-ce on Small Business to he held inWashington, D.C., Aog. 17-21,19ff.

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The School, presented by the 1fstate hankers associations corn-prising the Central States Con-ference of Bankers Associations,and the University nf Wisconsin-Madison, was established in 1945to provide hankers with as oppor-lonityfor advanced sindy andresearch in honking, economicsand monetary problems. Thisyear, 1,100 sladenlo from 3fstates attended.

Instruction in the GraduateSchool of Banking takes place inihrer two-weeksuinmer senisons,along with extension, or homestudy work, including compre-

Nues resident appointedTRW branch manager

Niles resident Jack Christiekas been appointed branchmanager ferthe Mt. Prospect, of-fine of TRW Informalios Ser-vices.

In his sew position, Christiewilt he responsible for marketingand selling TRW's consumercredit servicen in Illinois, ICon-sas, Missouri and Minnesota.

Since joining TRW in 1979,Christie has held several salespositions, neludisg industrymarketing specialist, senior ac-count esecutive and marketingrepresentative.

Christie is a graduate of NotreDame High Schoolin Nibs.

TRW Isforrnstinn Services, adivision of Cleveland-head-quartered TRW Inc., providescomputerized bosineso ipfnr-motion to consumer and corn-merciai credit grastors satinn-wide.

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heosive hashing problems 15 hecompleted in the period hetween -summer residenl sesslsss. Adistinguished faculty of over 135people inctudes leading honkers,economists, educators, consul-basIs and goyermnent officials.

Mr. Walcgyk received hisBachelor of Science (cnm lande)degree from Nnrlhtand CoBege nfAshland, Wisconsin. He joinedFNBOS in 1970.

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Citicnrp Sayings in the nnlyfinancial institutinnin the state tubase CD rate movement on ante-dependent index, sock as the T-BiS, asdgisaranteeo floor rate.

"With sor Rise-able Rate CD,invesbOrs are goaronteed a rateincrease that responds tu upwardmovement in the 3-monthTreasury Bill," esploins JohnReam, president 0f CiticorpSavings nf Illinois. "Doc CD raiecan increase hy as much as 1/2%every three months, And therange nf tenses we offer allowscustomers longer time periods inwhich Is take advantage of theirCD investmenls."

Ream also emphasizes thatcustomers are protected if the T-But rate draps. "Once the rateincreasesoverthe opening rate, adecrease. in the 3-month T-Billaverage csold bing the higherrate down, hut not by more thon1/2 %, and never helow theopening rate, 341. there's no wayan investor can losewe'vedeveloped this CD so ourcustomers are guaranteed Inhenefil from market conditions,but never have to worry ahoatsuffering fam them."

When a costumer speso a Rise-ahle Rate CD it is assigned the in-)erest ratethnt Citicorp Savingscsrrestly offers for that type andterm nf certificate. This rutestays io effect for Ihren months.At opening, each account istagged with the current 3-monthT-BiS rute.

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lo the event that the T-BiB rotefalls, the CD rate will adjustdownwardaceardingly, hut neverby more than 1/2%, and neverbelow the opening rate.

Like all Citicorp Savingsdeposit imbrumeals, interest iscompounded daily for the newRise-able Rate CD to providehigher yields, and funks Orehacked by FSLIC insurance forup lo $100,055.

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Greenberg nameddraftsperson

Lisa Greenberg, 23, hon beennamed draftuperson of interiordesign and layout for Levio &Urich Architects, aecurding loKerry Levis, principal of the DesFlames-hosed firm.

Before joining Lenin & Deich,Greenberg, a Nues resident,worked in the drsign departmentofMarsholl Field&Company.

Greenberg received herbachota,- degree in fine orts frnmNorthern lIlinnis University its1914.

A spokesman for Chicogo'sNorthwest Root Estate Onorareacted in this way to Chicago'sSign Bon III' prohibiting nutdoer'Fnr-SoI' signs,

"We feel thul adeeiuion topvertnrn this latest city ordmnon-ce would he just and fair in twomajor regards, .First andforemost, it is a victory us thehsmeowner's fight to preserveIndividual 'free speech' whenchoosing to sell their own proper-B, for the 'best-price' in the shor-teuttime.

'If a couple bas lived in ahome, raised a family, main-tained their property, paid theirmortgage andproperty taxes andnow decide that they wish tomove, Or that they no longer needsuch a large home asthey havebad, and choose tn place it os themarket, aren't they entitled tothe full market value fur their

"Muny people who have raisedfamilim find they no longer need

Northwest Real Estate Board's; pOsition on 'For-Sale $ign' ban

tfynu're mnluned In your000nvhfnrtho hoot pernoualinvestment, St. P501 FoderaIBankhaajuut made yourclinico osoy. With Ike new"Cook Bnnun" 3, 4, and5-year COn.

HÎgh Rates PlusCash When YouOpenYourAceountSt. Paul Fedoral'n "Cuah Bonus"CDI otferhigh earnIngs, makingthom-agreat invtstment. 1usdtboy'rohottor stifi because ponreSolve an txtrahnnus, in ruaIs,when you upen your smaunt!

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such o large hanse. Others. apnnretiring, wish to moo, lo a rondonr perhaps to rent an apartment,orwish hemove aut-ofwiate. Whyshonld these people suddenly hedeprived from obtaining the heutpotuihle price fnrthe'n' property?The owners bave done the workand paid all the hills. It is theirproperty, notthe City's!

"Experience has proven thathamexhavinga 'For-SaIe!sign oxtheir front lawn attract morenustomers, and get sold quickerand for a higher price thonproperties nat so advertised.

"Secondly, this is a victory inthe real estate profession's battleto ew4nre that our constitutionalright to 'commercial free speech'0 preserved. TIsis ordinance isprimarily targeted agabsut For-Sale' signs, and twice before theCity Council has passed such alaw, oniyio later find it deemedunconstitutional by the highercourts. -

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"However, the facto speakotherwise. Where is this allegedpanic taking piece? In whatneighhnrhnod are rmidento beingforced ta abandon their loanesand flee? Why in it that the real.estate hidusts3' is heleg felsetycharged with creatmng panic,when a few vncal grasps areguilty ofmaking these anwen-on- -teDi, alariniut slatemenln whichserve to arouse their neighborsand tu unfairly smear the honestreal estate professional?

"The Northwest Real E0t0tebaril has provided .cnsstinnnimscenico te this cnmmnnity since5924. For over 61 years, we havecomported oneselves in o ethical,honest and professional manner,and have continued tu existbecotme we have been a maloreand baw-ahiding business pacleer

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In spite of intense heat andlater pouring rais, thossa500 olpeople came to witneso our beliefthat sur yossg people are eslitledto the best life possible. This sop-port in a gift to us and wepromise to do sor best to meritthisgift.

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Sue Schwarte and her Alt-TRAIN volunteers deserve oarpublic gratitude for a great andmemorable week.

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My mother wan a client theresisee the Center opened S yearsago_ She attended becanse ofmedical impairments asd herneed to socialize with the otherclieots; I also needed time formyself. She attended 5 days aweek until recently when she hadlo he placed in a Norsing HomeShe looked forward lo attendingand loved beiog with people herage.

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"Behavior Modification: AMatter of Perspective", is thetitle of Joseph H Rook presen'talioo at tise monthly meeting ofthe Association To AdvanceElhigal Hyyoosis The lectorewill focus onhow behavioraltherapy has become to mean theapplication of a diversity oftechniques aod procedures thatare rooted in a variety of theorieoof leoroing

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Ehm 000litile and Freddy lomBard Hiel are played by JackieShadinger of Park Ridge aed Dean Ogren of Waaeoodo in DeaPlaines Theatre Guild's. praductiop of "My Fair Lady". Perfor-manees cantioae thra Oct. 13 at Guild Playhouve. PieUse 296-1211for tickets.

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Following the largestauditioo torsoat in history, theOakton Commuuity CollegeTheatre Department has ao-noanced the casto for its fallprodoetions ot "The Hero Within!Colleclion.o.of Recollections" aud"AStreetcar NamedDeoire."

"The Hero Within," an oral in-lerpretative theatrical preoeo-talion, will he preaeuted October4 and 5, at B p.m., to the StudiaTheatre (room 1361), 0CC/DesPlaises, 1616 E. Golf rd. Reser.ved seat tickets are available for;2.

Cast members far "The HeroWithin" are William Kruzel, ofLiocoinwood; Laura Bachmann,of Wilmette; Neil Bernsteu, afGleoview; Solche Jeral, Bell asdDr. Harry G. Greeo of Skohié;EtIeeu Jaeobsou, of Evanston;Michael YehI, of Dea Plaines;and Florence Loeh,of Chicago.

Tennes9eo Williams' classic,'A Streetcar Named Deoire," isscheduled for October 57-20, and25.27, io the Performiog ArtoCenter at 0CC/Des Plaines. Allperformances will ho at B p.m.,

. enceptou October20 audI?, whenthe play will be presented at 2p.m..

Tickets for "A StreetcarNamed Desire" are available for$3 (oeutors. students, and 0CCstaff and faculty) aud $4 far thegeneral pshllc. The. October 17perfursotauce ie.a special previewwitha ticket price of$2.

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M. Boyden aud Robert J. llenos,of Gteuview; Jeffri Lynn Wuteilsaud Barbaro Harris, of Shakie;Deutet E. Beaird and BradEckhart, of Morton Grove; Touy,Hargin, of Arlington Heights;Brian Maloney, of HauoverParh; Mary Mazsenga, of Mt.Praspeetr Sharon L. Weiozmaunand Meoica Olor, of Des Ptaioeo;andSeott Bahry, of Park Ridge.

Ticket reservations aud lufor-rnatioo may be ohlaiued bycalling the 24-hour theater hotSue, 029-5900.

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To order tickets, call FredBaus, of l3lenview, at 499-0622, orHenry Sctvaye, of 6456 ArtesiaoAve., Chicago, at 761-5994. TheJoe Lesomap Division le corn-posed of Chicago and north auduorthweat suburban residentswho meet mouthty at the LeasingTawer YMCA, Miles, far uoclalgatherings an well as informativeoessiom au MS.

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Highlights of the. traditioxalautumn eveot .inetade a hugepumpkin patch, Halloweeocharacter scenes, pony ¡ideo anda spinning and weaving showpresented by the Thistle DownFiber Arta Guild. Homespunclothing, rugs, wall hangiogs andholiday ornameslo will be

eoaolry music lam featuringhands including lump in the Sad-die, .Johney Elders sud The Mid-uight Cowboys, Hearts uf West,Southern Nights, Foxfire, JackLogau sod The Sandown Bandarid others. CorTinal rides, dogtricks acrI lois at cold beer andsteamiug brats will also be a partuf Sunday's festivities. Far mureinformation, call 362.6774.

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Wisdom Bridge Theatre willhost a series 5f discussions ontheatre coinciding with theirtheatre season at the SkokiePuhlic Library, 5215 Oaklon,beginning with "Irish DramaWar and Words," on Monday,Oct. 7 at 73O p.m. Admission is

Monday's discussion will sseWisdom Bridge's current produc-tins, "Rat in the Skull," a's astepping stone ts a n)art generaldiscussion of Irish drama andplaywrights 'and Ireland'stroubled pstitical history. A tint nlsuggested reading in available atthelibrary., Stnsrt Hecht (Rogers Parh(,dramaturge fur Wisdom BridgeTheatre, will teed the dincossiosserien. Hecht received hin Ph.D.in Theatre from NorthwesternUniversity and teaches theatre alLnyola University. .A veterendiscussion leader, Hecht conduc-to post-theatre discussions atWisdom Bridge.

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Proceeds from the tichetdonatisus will help expand thevulleyball and trach teams,upgrade Marillac's oulduor spor-tu facilities and pruvide transpor-talios fur athletic events.

Friends, neighbors andrelatives are invited tu par-tiçipate by purchasing the $15lichets early at the school.Reserved Marillac tables will beheld until 7:30 p.m. and a freeshuttle bon wilt provide trasupor-latino frum the Main Bank atMilwaukee and Dundee.

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(Bach ruw l-r( Bell Green, Shokie; Michael'fehl, Des Plaines; Florence Lseh, ChicagoEstellc Gerat, Skokie; Loura Bachmans, Wilmel-le; Harry G. Green, Skukie. (Frust cowl William

Dragon Dayat library

Oclober is Dragos Musth al theLioculswood Library, 4000 W.Fruit.

Everysse is isvited tu bring adragon tu display at Ehe Library.All hinds pl dragonu--sloffed,figurines, pictures nc puslecuarewelcome beginning Oct. t.

Official Dragus Day is Satur-day, Oct. 5. SInnen and moviesabout dragons will be shows trum2-3 p.m. that day. The films is-dude Dragon Slew and DragnnCasllr. The program is free andsuitable for ages 3 and up..

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"Hers," as oral interpretative theatricalpreneslaliun, runs Oct. 4 and 5 at S p.m. in theStudio Theater, Hm. lItI of the Des Plaines cam-pus, 1600 E. Gulf Rd. Fur tickets and information,call g35-1500.

Fall Festivalat Botanic Garden

A celebratiun ut the fatl maouswill be held al Ike ChicagoBotanic Garden os Saturday audSusday, Oct. 12 and 13 from Unoon tu 4 p.m. each day;

Children will en(oy the satucecrafts, face paintisg, asd story-telling by Jim May, aprofessional slury teller ut 2 p.m.each day. Grownups cus view thedisplays about bauhelmaking,shetchiug os moubruonis,varieties of fenils you can grow inyuur own paid, herb crafts andfood preservatiun. Cidermahingwill tube place is the Enhibit HaIlwith a muvie about cidermahiugshown in the Fruit and VegelableGarden Audituriom. Gardenerswill enjuy a display un bulbs forfall planting or visiting with theChicago Botanic Garden's PlantDuctsr.

The entire familywill enjoy thebIb music uf Nancy and LorryQuick in the Enhihil Hall and theFall Cslsc Walk at 1 and 3 p.m. onSssday.

Demonstrations is the kitchenin the Fruit and Vegetable Gar-den will feature cuuking with ap-pies on Saturday asd coukisgwith flowers un Sunday from 2104 p.m. each day. The Norlb

Americus Fruit Explorers willgive u slide lecture su PlanningYour Hume Orchurd each day at1 pos. in the Auditorium in theFruit and Vegetable Gorden.

The Chicago Botanic Garden,located un pruperty owoed by theForest Preserve District 0f CouhCounty, is upen daily to thepublic. Admisuiso Is the 300 acregarden site and the Fll Festivalis free. A $1 parlsisg fee is callee-led at Ihe entrance on Lahe-CoshRd., (usi east of Edens Hwy. isGlencue.

Upstage/Downstage ,..Children's Theater

Upstage/Downstage Children'sThealer, Inc. will presentSamhain, an original mosical bySharon Black of Ecanntns aboutthe srigiss of Halloween is Celticlimes, 2 p.m. Sul., Oct. 26, Son.,Oct. 27 4 p.m. Tues., Oct. ZR,Wed., Oct. 35, Fri., Buy. I; and 7p.m., Thsru., 0cl. 31 at 44tlOahtun, Shukie. Suitable fur thirdgrade and older. Admission$2.5s;grosp rates available. For

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TOWN HOUSE TV & APPLIANCESThe Super Store

7850 N. Milwaukee Ave.. Nues. Illinois

470.9500

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLpart.Time Typist

About 10-12 hours per week.

Should be good student and be able to workafter school 3 dayu a week.

Call: 968-3900

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Leading sporting goods chain in Niles has im-mediate opening in the Accounts Payable Depart-ment. Convenient location.

Phone Mr. Stewart966-1700

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1850 Milwaekee Avenue, Niles, Illinois,

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7850 N. Milwaukee AoenuONilea. Illinois

470-9500

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As Nues trustee Pete Pesolementioned, the time has cometo change Nitos employeeresidency law. Last week theNitos village hoard approvedthe change allowing villageemployees In live within 45minutes travelling distancefrom the village.

The former residency lawhad bees a severe restrictionwhich many employeesdisagreed with. YoungNilvoites, iv porticolar. foundit difficult to lice inside thevillage be caos e of the ioflatedprice of homes. lt was a Catch22 situation. Worhing for thevillage limited the amsonl ofincome av emplsyee wouldreceive. Yet, because of hinhaving lo live io town, itrequired a great deal of io-come to maieluio a homehere. The conflict, par-liealarty for younger em-plsyees, forced several ofthem to double up with theirparents.

Nich Blase told us Tuesdayhe had several meetings withemployees uf the fire, policeand public wuchs departmeofuover the recent months. Thecomplaint about the residencyrestriclisss continuouslycropped up.

Blase noted the former or-disnnce ollowed the villugepresident lo mahe enceptions

Morton GroveParkSpookhouse

Ghosts, goblins, witches, andall sorts of creatures are beingsnughl to partleipale in Ihr Mor-Inn Grave Parb District Spooh-houer Oct. 25 through 27 al IhePrairie View Cnmsuuuity CenterGymnasium. Those isleresled iobeing poet of the Halloween Cele-brullon should contact BobO'Shasghnessy, Athletic Super-visar al mb-7447.

to the law. Re said these en-replions were getting out ofhand with an many an 13people falling into thinealegory who were living out-side of town.

The new law still insists alldepartment heads must heNilen residents. There are nowthree heads who will be forcedto move inside the village. Ifnot. they will no longer heworhing for Ihe sillage. Thedepartment heads in theFamily S ereice Departmentwill be most affeeled hy this

We ashed Blase if the recentartiuns of the Juslice Depur-huent might have moved thehoard to their new pnsitinn.The federal agency in goingafter Cicero, which has aresidency law requiring twoyears residency inside Cicerobefore a person ea be hired.It rootends Cicero s eireum-veoling civil righls Ibsus in thiscountry. When Uncle Sampointed to Cirero, that rom-munity pointed tu 40 otherChicagoland suhurhu. in-eluding Nilen, which it saidhad meal residency laws.Blase said Nibs has neverbeen contacted hy the gnver-ornent and dismissed the ideaany such civil rightsregulations had been violaledin creating the formerresidency law.

Candidates'Night...

Cuntorned from Page 1arrangements for this programin conjunction with Mrs. EsaPerelgut, Chairperson of theCuonril and president of Ihe PTAal Stevennun School. Mrs.Perelgul will be the moderatorfur the evening and she has cor-dially invited all residents ofthese districts to attend Can-didates' Night.

Quality education is,.a majorgoal of the Council and Cao-didates' Night affords citizens Iheopportunity lu listen to prnsper-live candidates so that they vanbe properly informed prior to theelection.

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3,7lOstudents andstill declining.The school beard is offering a

16.8 percent increase over a threeyear perind and refuses tonegotiate job security. claimingIhe Illinois Educational LaborRelations Act does ont requirethat lo be a bargaining item.

Under the board's offer, IheOverage salary would increase lo44_000 the first year and $41,000

Ihe secondycar. The teachers areseehing an increase to $46,355 thefirst year and $51,315 the secondye,sr

arc a total of 270teachers is District 219 whoaverage 15 tn 20 years service inthe districl. They have heenworhing without a motead sinceAugust30.

This is the fnurlh strihe forDistrict 219. The lust ose behplace in 1979.

Mortoti (;roveBlood DriveToday

Come in In donate blood today,Oct. 3, al the Mnrton Gruyeeommsnity blond drive. WaIh-indonors will be welcomed at theMerIno Grave Village Hall, 0101Capulina in Morton Grave from33f p.m. lo I p.m. Members ofSt. Martha's Catholic Church arealso encouraged tu dunale.

Almost anyone who is healthy,weighs at least 110 pounds and isbetween the ages nf 17 and 05, canbe a volunteer blood dunor.Chairperson Kathy Mohrdieehurges all residents In donate Iheir"gill of life" In help those patien-Is in need nf blood transfusions.For appointments, call KathyMohrlein at Ihe Village HealthDepurteneol, 005-4100 between 9am. and 5 p.m.

PumpkinDecoratingWorkshop

Bring your own pamphin fndecorate at Morton Grove ParhOislricts Pumphin DeenratingWnrhshnp at Mansfield Park onSaturday. Oct. 19. Children ingrades K-2 will wurh from tTh45p.m. Children in grades 3-0 willdecorate from 2-2:45 p.m. Pre-rcginlratins is necessary. Call55-7447 formare infnrmatinn.

VolunteersAre Needed

The Morton Grove PaehDistrict needs volunteers In helpoui at several special events thisfall. Events we need help withare- titIle Miss Tea Party, Pam-phis Decorating Workshop,Halloween Celebration andSpoohhousc and the Autumn Fes-Iival. If you would be inlerestedin helping with one nr more nfIhese events call 965-7447 and talkto JoAn Zimmerman.

Little MissTea Party

All girls ages 4-9 are invited taattend Morton Grove ParhDistricts Annual 1_lIlIe Miss TeaParty, os Soturday, Oct. 5, fromt-23O p.m. al Prairie View Cen-ter. Girls are to dress up andbring their favorite dnll (alsodressed up) to enjoy Ihrfestivities which will includegames, enlcctainments, fashiosshow and refreshments. Pce-registration is required. Furmore information call 065-7447.

Morton Grove Commissionon Aging holds meeting

The Village of Murtos Grove mission's April 0, 1900 meeling ivAdvisory Commission no Aging the Village HaltSemor Center. Toheld ils last monthly meeting on purchase tickets, contact CeliaTuesday, Sept. 10, at t p.m. in the Hansen, Assistant Vice PresidedVilluge Hall Senior Center. nl the Morton Groen Bash, 171g

Prnjecls and goals discussed at Waukegan Rd., 066-2900; or Budthe meefing were- l( Writing let- Swanson al the Villnge liait, flot1ers 50 behalf nl the senior Capulina Ave., 065-4100.pupulalinn to politicans roncee- The nest scheduled meeting ofsing proposed bas lawn that the Commission is planned formight affect them. 2) Geltisg Tuesday, 0cL 8 at I p.m. in bbccommosly displayed iltuminnus Village Hall Council Chamber. Ahouse numbers installed os free lecture, presented hy Mr. teahomes in the Village. 3) Nathanson, Marheting DirectorDeveloping a core nf vnbunteers uf Consolidated Marketing al IhrIn service homebound seniors. 4) Morton Grove Bash, is entitled,Suggesting inslallatiso of a ccnss- "Review of Current Economicwalk (e the parking lut near the Envirnnmesl." Pre-reginlraliovDuminich's 510er os Wai.hegas is required for this program byRd. and Dcmpdter St. 5) Ob- calling the Moden Grave Seniorlaming more fundo to help sah- Hut-Line any weekday mnrsingnidioe the emergency flashing al 065-4058.lighl preiccl and puklicioing the Mayor Flirkinger is nowproject lo the community. seeking to fill one vacancy on this

One of Ike targenl yeojecls un' Commiunios. Applicatinnu andderway is a raffle to raine moneo' inquiries can hesest to the Mayorfor Ihr Villagc to purchase a new at the Village Hall, 0101 CapulinaSesiorlean. The Senioctran in a Ave. For further informatisefree lraesyoclal(O5 sercice foc about projecls, goals, Ike Corn-MerIno Grove residcnlo age 55 mission, or seniur services,and neer. The raffle is heing please contact Bud Swanson,spnnsored by Ihr Morbos Grove Diceclnr nf Senior Citizens Sec-Bank. Three will br a masinsum vires at the Village I-fall, 515-st 500 lickrls sold al $50 each. The 4100 nr Celia Hansen, Chair-drawing will br held at the Corn- yrrsnn ab 560-2900.

Legion Auxiliaryhosts caravan

The Sevevbh District of theAmerican Legion Ausiliary willjoin w(bh the 61k and 91k Districtsto host Ihr annual state caravan.Each fall caravans are held in thetwenty-live dislr(cts nf the stale.

Monday, Orb. 7 is the date furIhe Inral one, to he held et theGeorge Benjamin Past l9l at1425 Pfiogsbes Rd., Northbrook.

lnteeesbed residents are inviledbIke 730 p.m. corot.

Muetnu Grove Ausiliary Unit#134 newly installed presidentMrs. Judith Mayer says a con'liugrol nf her nlf(cees wilt joinher IncItAs eurly osent.

In her capacity as Department(state) President, Miss RnseMarie l,a Parco of Ihr RoselandUnit 040 will chair the caravanand u'ilt be accompanied by Mrs.

Lecture on"Sports Injuries"

Or. Jere Jarrrbb will present alecture titled, "The Prenentiunand Care of Syorbs Injuries" onWednesday, Oct. 23 ab 730 p.m.at the Morbns Grove ParkDistrict, Prairie View Corn-musily Center, 6834 DempsberSb., Morbos Grove in Ihr BoardRoam. Dr. Jarcett will discussIhr latest developments is sportsinjury Ireabmenbs which arr nowbeing nliliord by the U.S. Olym-pic Spurts Mcdirine Cuwmillecto Ireat nur best athletes. He will

Vol iutiteereoaelies neededVolunteer roaches are needed

for Ihe Morton Grove ParkDistrict Youlh Basketballprogram which begins in Derem-her. This program is an inolrsc-tinnal-based program gearedtowards boys and girls in gradruthree through eight. Euperirsreis nob necessary, just a conreesfar Ike youth in Ihr culumunily.Interested coarhcs should can-tart Bob O'Skaughorssy, AthleticSupervisor, al 965-7447.

Maninc Martin, Rossville, theDept. Vire President; and MissDorothy Hjnson. Madison, Dept.Second Vire President.

During Ike caravan meetings,Ike various programs of all of-Beers and chairmen will be ad-easred to the Units.-

The DepI. President's themefur the year is Rones fur Remem-hrance. President Rose Mariewill he known as the "LadyRose" this-year. Senior membersare In the full-bloomed roses undthe Juniormembers, rosebuds, inthe membership portion to ruin-ride withthe theme.

The Nalional Azueriran LegionAuxiliary theme thin year is"Stars and Stripes Forever-Share and Serve".

discuss how Olympic discoveriesrun benefit your athletic perfoi'-moflee

a graduate nl theNabianal Cnllege uf Chiropractic.He is a mrmker nf the AmericanChiropractic Association, theIllinois Chiropractic Society, bbcInlernatinnal College nf AppliedKinesiolugy, the American Chico-practir Association Council nnNutrition, and the InternationalAcademy nf PreventiveMedicine. Dr. Jarrett is listed inWho's Who in t,ternatiniialMedicine, 1905.

Pry-registration is required.Fur more information, ronbactItoh O'Sfiaughncssy, AthleticSupervisor ut Sus-7447.

Rolando DelgadoMarine Sgt. Rulando Delgado,

non of EsIcla and RulandoDelgads Sr. of 1422 Oxford Rd.,Des Plaines, was recently awar-ded the U.S. Macine Corps GuodConduct Medal.

Delgado received the award furgood behavior and cnndurb over athree-year period in Ike MarineCorps.

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Consumers warned aboutfurnace repair con men

Consumers, who are eon.nidering furnace repair or cheek-909 ehould'he wary uf un-scrupulous guntragturu, warnedIllinoIs Attorney Genernl Nell F.Haetigan.

"With the.npproach of nutumn,jt'$ tIme to gheek ami repair fiE-npce.s, but it's also time to watchnut for heating repair mama,"AtturiseyGefleral Haetigan unid.

'There are a camber ut corn-mun4enue measlireu consumencan ilse tu protect themselveafrom gon-artlut9.

"Be wary.ut the unsolicitedviott by a 'contractor' who is'doing bushiesu in the neighbor-hood,' Chanceu are that he is inthe huslnenato rip oft gonuamers.

"A phonyeuntractor, If allowedtu iqspeçt the fumare, may tellthe consumer that there Is a gasleak, and that it Is dangerous to

NWREB votes support ofCitizens Utility Board

Those interested in supportingthe Citizens Utilily Buardas a $5f

At their Sepinmber meeting,the Officers and Directors ut theNorthwest Real Enlate Boardvotedto pohtieine and support theIllinois Chapter of the CitizensUtilily Beard, the ransomer-wi-vocale organization estahtiuhedin May, 1984.

The illinois-Chapter of CUB.regularly monitors proponedresideslial inereuses by the gao,electric, water and lelephoreptilities and also lobbies tor pro-consumer legjslation in theChicago city council and USinaislegislature. Since Ils isreptionsome sixteen months ago, over120,101 Illinois residents havejoinedasmembors.

Brocharen and pamphletsdescribing the position and ac-lions of CUB. may he obtainedat the office ut the NorthwestReal Enlute Board, 5946 N.Milwaukee Ave.

Free DiildFingerprintingLutheran General Hospital,

Park Ildige, in conjunction withIke Park Ridge Pollee Depnr-tment and the I-SEARCHjlflinnin State EnforcementAgeoclestu RecuverChildren), isoffering tree fingerprinting,facial und dental photographs,and videotaping toc children agen'uI m050hs and older,from 9 am.Io 3 p.m. Saturday, Oàl. 5. All oc-tivities will he offered io theMaltipuepme Roam of the Park-ulde Spart and Fitness Center,Parhnidn Center, which is ad'jocemittothe hospitaL

Euch yeor, nearly two millionchildren in the United States arereported missing. .A significantnumber of these childenn wereabducted or have rno.away. Thechild ldeotificntios activities alLutheran General are offered inthe effort to help preven,t bidonEping and.ansist is tIse recovery ofmissing children.

. In addition tu the child idenlifi-cation activities, upeu.kers.alnnwill be availahle tu discuss childabase, kidnapping, and missingchildren. Participution Is free cilcharge and open to the public.Anyone requesting videotapesshould provide their own blank,VHS. casnetten.

For further inf.orsnution aboutthe child Idenitticutios programprovided by Lutheran GeneralHospital, cull the Public AffairsOffice alOtO-011O.

the residenta of the home. Thecon-artlul may even damage theturnaceduelng the Inspection.

"The commuer u then told thatan immediate repair orreplacement of the furnace isnecessary to protect Ikehomeowner from possibleharm," Haetigan said.

- "Another scam involves phonyfurnace warranty offers to newOwners ut homes,

"The con-man arrives, oftenunannounced, and tells thehomeowner that an inspeclion isnecessary to maintain thewafeanty. After Ihn tunace Ischecked, the consumer io luid thefanage preuenls a danger, andneeds immediate repair nfreplacement,"

The AttonseyGeneral said lImaIgomameru shoold be suspiciousofsucbscarelaetics,

year member may cnnlaetCUB. at their dowslown office,100 N. State St., telephone 242-4202.

In rostinunas operation sinceMay, 1924 Ihr Northwest RoutEstate Board is presently corn-peised nf more than 2,100 mem-bers representing nome 242 of'tices in the Incal Chiragolandrormuunity and adjaeenl subur-

New FreeService at. Library

The Lincolnwond Library haninitiated a new nervire to givemore patrons the opportunity tosee newly psbtished adult booksbein added to the Library'scollection.

Each Friday the Ubrary, 4000W. Pratt, 50w places new adulthusita nodisplay for seven days.

During that time, Liogotnsnoodresidents can Ih at the hooksund fill out reserve requests forthose they woaldlike lu read.

After seven days, the kooksthen go into general ciccolatiosund those people having filled outreserve requests have firstpriority.

There is no charge foypuSting abeok on reserve.

The Lincnlzswaud Liheary in thefient library in the North Suhsr-ban area to utilize this free reser-ve service.

Fun for Ages2 Et Up

5f you've ever wanted to dropyour child off-for a couple ofbours-SIny 'f Play is theprogram foryaal

The Nibs Park District hasestablished a supervisedprogram toc children ages 2 andover. Special activities suck asstory tizne, Iumh.Sng, games undsongs will keep active ysungslorshappy while mom shnps, goes Iothe hair palos orjout spends a fewquiet boucs atone. Children maybe dropped atl at the RecreationCenter, 7t77 Milwaukee Ave. onTues., murs. nr Fri. from 9 am.to 12 Noon. The fee is $1 per houror $5 for 3 hours.. Advancereglsiration is not necessary andyou. pay. for only those hourswhich you arc awayl Qaestona?Call the Rilen Park Disirirt ab9m-4633.

"When' you urn approached bysomeone for home repair, orwhen p09 are loohing for a homerepair company, there areseveral safeguards to'frotectyourself tromfraud.

"Whenever possible get aoecosd opinion. Ash for recom-mendationn from triends andneighbors who have been pleasedwith work done on their tomares.

"Shop around and compareestimates. 1f one hid is suh-stanlially lower than others, askquestions. Remember, you getwhatynupay for.

"Call Ike Bolter BusinessBureas tQ determine it therehave been complaints against the

"Make sure all costa for therepairjob are io writing no thecontract, including the type ofwork, materials and date nf corn-pinlinn.

"Know your rights. Aftersigning a contract from a door-to-dsor salesman, you have a threeday grace period to withdrawfrom the contract, according tostate and federal laws.

"Lastly, he cautiuss. Don'tagree to pay all the money uP'frunt. While most homi repuircontractors are repqtable, it isstill essential to he earefot andcautious."

The Attorney Generol's Officehan prepared a 30'rninuteprngrum outlining some of Ihescams iv the hswe repair in'dustey and offering consumertips in Ibis aren. The programwill be shossn in various parts ufthe state.

CunOsmees who feet they havebeen victimized by S home repairscam are srged In call Ihn Attui'-sep General's Connumer Prolee'lion Division in Chicago al j3l2)917-35f1, or is Springfield at 1217)751-1050.

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Here are some guidelinesthat may help you decide.

Ifyou borrow from your -

family, you may pay tiltle ornointerest and may not need to putnpanycottalerat. However, youmayatso run the riskot spoilinga family relationship. This couldbe a costly price Is pay tor alow-interest toan.

It you do borrow this way, il isa good idea to keep your toanon as business-like a basis aspossible.

Forms tor drawing up apromissory noIe are readilyavailable, and your agreementshould include a repaymentschedule lt you äre payinginterest, it should be enoughtocompensate your relative torIhe incsme he is no longerreceiving.

lf you borrow on your wholelife jnsurance policy, you don'thave to give any reason torborrowing and you can repay

-atyonrteisure, or not at all.In general, the longeryou've

been building the cash value ot-your policy, the tower the rateyou'll pay for your loan.

It your policy has been-inetlect for at teast6 years, torinstance, you may pay as little as6% tor your toan. Or, on a policyissued in the last year or two,you may pay as much as 11%.

Can you make moneyborrowing on your insurance?Possibly. You might see howmuch interest the insurancecompany is now payingyou onthe cash value of your policy.

lt just might be worthborrowing the money at alow rate trorn the insurancecompany, and then investing Ial a higher rate in a long-termcertiticate or money màrketacconuL

lfyou borrow from yourcompany savings or proÍitsharing plan, you may alsobe able lojel a below-marketinterest rate. However, youmaytindatimiton the amountyou may borrow, and you willhave Io repay the toan within 5years it you use the moneytor anything except buying,buitdingor improvingysurhome. -

lfyou borrow from a financecompany, ysu might not needagood credit rating, but beprepkred to pay a tot st moneytor your toan. Maybe np Io 24%on a $5,000 loan withoutcollateral, or even up lo 35%.

lfyou are borrowing only alittle money...foravery shorttime..,it might payyou lo use acredit card.

lt you have the kind st cardthatchargesyon no interest aslongasyospayin lull eachmonth, alt you'd have to do ispay backyonr toan before theend ot the monthly billingperiod to get it interest-tree.

If you are borrowing moremoney, however, and can'tpay off your loan in fullat theend ot the month, you couldtind yourself paying perhaps-asmuch as 20% tor borrowingwith a credit card.

Your loan would probablycost you much less ala bank,credit union or savingsinstïtulion. -

If you borrow from a creditunion, you might lind a $5,000limit on unsecured personalloans. Also, you might...or -might nol...tind a-lower ratethan al a bank or savingsinstitution where you canprobably borrow up lo $10,000.lt could be welt worth checking.

If you borrow from a savingsinstitution or bank, you'll lindcompetitive rates that ditferfrom one institution 10 another.lt pays to check.

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