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By David BesserEditor E. Publisher

Niles became un-integrated a few months back. When ITS 015C black am11y moved to Des Plaines.

The story has no groat social significance. Theemployer of the head f the household, John VieraS

. is Commonwealth Edison, And lt desired the Vierasmove into an afl-electnIc borne In the neighboringsuburb.

The electricity engendered by their moving intoNibs far egceeds all the electricity powering theirnew hnie. When they moved onto Merrill Avenueo policemue was placed on 24 hour guard. atine-corner of Main nd Merrill. Automobiles drove.. around-and Hr000d the block with curiosity Seekers

. viewing the Viera home. . Residentn held nightlyme.etingn )n Oakton Mener in quest of ways of re.moving them from the coznnueilty. Oiieviflagetrus-cee wanted the home Inspected to make sure it re-.nsalned clean. Firemen going door to door to ou-udC tickets avoided their home. A pillar in thecommunity ocuiVg in the top levels in education

. and scouting, areuded a race-hating mob at a.vil-lago meeting by inquiring how these eople movedInto Nilen without prior notice to the community.And during that period a religious leader of a smallchurch spewed undue . hatred in the community.#tnother church leader wes squeezed out uf kinlSllpic by hin liberal Otando on thin insue. And thelargest hurch in the community lived by the wordsit teaches by-telling Len parishioners toaccept thinfamily into the community. it wan one of Stiles

-, Mayor Blase's finest hours when he Stood againstthe tide by stating he intended upholding the lawn

. in the community, in.defending this fomlln right

. to live here. And there were many mony Nileulteo.ho personally welcomed the new family into thevillage.

The Lerner newopapern.which nhould befor ito offerte in diggiñg Into the Niles Park DIS-tricts workings, nevèrtheienn ohowed peorJudgment In nome of its reporting. 'A couple ofweeho ago it reported a necret meeting won beingheld with park hourd and village boord memheropreSent. The following 5estence reported a guy bythe name uf Bonner was present from anothernewspaper. Somehow we would feel Somewhatabanhedif we reported a secret meeting woo beingheld and-then ented a repercer from another news-5511er was present. lt would seem Somewhat con-trodictory, or it would show our baliciub was nottoo aggressive. .

The newspaper also mentioned Beonerwan againstconsolidating the village and perk dintsicts. lt

-Seemed unbelievably Sophomoric they would men-tion whet opinions tho reporter hod Since thoywereSeither pertinent, accurate flor germain to thameeting. In the following weak's isSue o column-ist re-hashed the firnt week'd"hIcie, once morealluding to: Bosser being agobien cómolidotión.When we called up the first reporter he odmittedhe received the information second-hand, and saidit would be corrected.

They're noting we ara againunconoolidationin nuttrue since we have stated cenerai times, incloding

. at the meeting, at Independent ntudynhouldbe made. Continued on Page 26

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VOL, 15 NO, i4 ThE BIZLE, THURSDAY5 SEPFEMBER 23, 1971

Know YourTáwn'

An epportunity to "Knew YourTown" in currently being offeredevery resident of Niles in theform of a new reference bookletdelivered free to each home.

Financed by lecalinduntry, thispUblication by the League of Wo-men Voters of Mortòn Grove -Nibs is the culmination of aneutensive study of Nibs govern-ment and its services to theCommunity, Numerous Leaguemembers researched and wrotethe inforniotive material underthe leadership nf Mrs. fiebertGoidberg and Mrs. Jacb Paneh.

The League of Women Votersis e non-partisan orgathatjonwhose guai is gond -governmentthrough the informed and activeparticipation of citizens. - Anywomen over the age - of 18 inWelcome to Join. Por further in-formation-call Mrs. Robert Gold-berg. 823-5692, -

Library PreSchoOl

Story TimeExciting days ahead for pro-.

chonlers! l'ye-Schnnl StoryTime, beginning Oct. 1, at thelibrory. Children must he at leantnur ye-rs nid and nut yet at-

tending,kiedergorten. Enrollment. Continued no Pagó 26

Smiles despite oho .iiish ,o meet aPioneer editors (neated, l.-o -r, )lT.icharncr, Des.. Plaigés and Maureon Shaymsn,Grove editorial editore Mary AnTi WNflen.andpaÌn On.Dc PIan, oPop

Requests Village tProvide -Free Police Protection -

,ou,$13,200-

Tuesday eightNilen Park Boardrequested the-village police de-partment provide the district withpelice protection without charg-ing them the annual $13,200 feoit han charged the post 5 er 6years. The Park Board termin-Rind the contract effective Ont. i,noting'- it would pay for policeservicen for special ases.

Park - Comminsioner JackLenke citng an article -whinh on-ted Skokie does sot charge itspark district fer police service,seid, "if Skehie can do in, whycan't *e?' Lenke did note neigh-boring. Morton Grove Park Dio-tritt pays a token fee of $6,000for similar services;

Lesho alno reminded the BoardNues Park DiStrict did have its

- Swn police deportment - Severalyours ego !SW lt "did not workOst.!' He -said the private forcedid nnt have the professionalismnor - esportino to satisfactorilydo the Job,

-Cumminoioner - Welter Benson

statedNilen citizens nhoukl stood"behind our plea" in nuportingthin sAtine, -

In other actinen the Board for-molly acceptedtho resignations nfpark director Webhs Norman.Superintendent of parks Jack -Philbrick and nuperintendent of

ióncer - itors

afflictifs Waily Fromhart. Thelatter two nsbmitted short let-ters citing personal reesons forresigning. Normen contended thefinancial problonun of the districtresulted in his-handing in his re-sigsatiee. -

,Comminsioner Leske reported.

Norman bed quit 3 timos, re-tsrning twice at the request nftha board.

it wos also sn000ncedthe Boardwan most piessed with the manyapplications fer the 4irector's joband the Boord would asnnuncea cow director in 10 deys, efldwere most pleaSed with theirnominees,

is still ether actions buSserepotted' the ice rink is 75%complete, The Board desires toclone in the two fer ends of theTtritture with wood or metal butthe village says this violatesthe building code. Perk archi-tect Wisnewski will meet withVilisge officialS Wednosdoy inhopes - of rechivieg ç recresfinnbuilding classificatlon for thesttuctUre, -

In absentia Nency Leddy wastwondod a piacque for her 'out-Staeding enddedicatadseryices tothe dIstrict," i-1er Mother occepted the awurd. - -

Approved $18.527 payment-toContifloed on Pago 26 -

dUne. - - Dave ' Browns- MortunGjy CdiEor-iu-cMe; DeeBren- Lotiisno. NUes and RosemaryBieber,-Mo0n Grove,MAtton - -tw ediprs;- end- MarNitti- of Nues, features.ewsiti editor Standing center loon Johnson of Nileo

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Nues Elementary Bike Safety Progiarn.PUE4IS In the Nilen Elementary

School North will be Insiruc-ted Friday. Sept. 24 en bisafety, ftwgsannounc&th$sby Prçsjdenr George Wb5000of the Cook County Soard.

bmlruddons will be given by ateam of olwclaflsts from the CookCounty Traffic Safety Commis-sion. The youngsters first willbe given a lottate covering traf-fic laws, courtesies of the road.the particular rulen applying tobicycling.

They thon will be required toride through a resting lane thatbas traffic signs and simulatedtraffic conditions. Those passingwill be given cards certifyingtheir proficiencyand mak Ing themmembers of the Bicycle SafetyClub. A pledge to ride safelyin Included on the card. Sloganof the bicycle program Io "Thechild behind the. handle bars will

be the adult behInd the wheel."The program bas been intro-

duted in most public and pain-chiai schools within the county.cotaide Ghicago, andevenateomeschools within the city. lt iseo-lwrvised by John j. Mr Cieverty,traffic safety dlrectorofthecom-mission. headquarters ewhichare In Room 2842, CiviC Con-ter, Clark and Randolçii sis.,Chicago.

Children io all grades hearthe lectores, but only those Inthird grade and beyond ate tes-ted. There presently are 322,902card-holding mombero of the clubwho have possed their safetyteste. About 85% of the pipilstested are able to pats. Of theremainder, some 13% are cias-sifted as "border iino° casesand are restricted to riding Intheir home areas only. About 2%fail outright, often because their

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the fuil-fledgedbeginabigof the program In 1955, the nani-ber of bicycle accidents in CookCounty has been greatly reduced,McCieverty said. "That the pro-gram Is such a success in duein large part to the enthsias-tic cooperatlongiventhecommin-eton by srhsolofficiaisandteach-ers, the children themselves, theParent - Teacher assocIations,fraternal organizations, braisa-fety clubs. village officiais, andespecially tite police depart-mount."

Snidents will have an oppor-Sanity at this lime to regIstertheir blcyrbon with the Village ofNiles Police Department.

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gearhing problems, or jet jinw 'noise.

'In earlier times, trusteesworked witldnthevmageandweroavailable dieting the day for con..' stillatIon and administrative su-parviulon of the relatively ireyiflage employees and servic-Today, comniuringtrusteesspofldas much as 20 evenIng and week-end hours iter week en ViIIaebusiness. Even with thin expen_dilute of time and effort, teua_tees gtee that they are boggeddown with administrative detalleand have little time for orderlylong-rango planning and policy-

The' absence of clear lleco ofauthority and clear asaigneneutofresponsibility . In adminletratlnnof government is another defectof Preoident - Trustee fevers-ment. Por example, the Super-intendent of Public Worituis na..pervined by threeseparate Stand-Ing Committees. Budgeting, pur-choses and details of administra-tion should be cleared with thetrustees annigned to the Streetsend Somero committee, WatercommIttee and the Sanitationcommittee.

Purchasing In the village Isnot centralized. Ten village of-ficlalo make purchanes from nap-pliers of theIr cholce withoutcoordination with other depart-mento.

Daring the procese of budgetpreparation, department beadsand the individual trustees ro-spomibbo for the varions ltnnd-Ing committees. transmit theirbudget requests to the FInasteCommittee chairman. He workswith the Finance Director andthe Administrator andflnallywltkthe Board of Trustees an a wholeto prepare the AppropriationeordInaste. This diffualon of re-npunslblllty in characteristic ofPrenident-Trustoe government.contrIbuting to the aignificant Io-crease In approprlotlons daringthe peat several years.

Other officiels who matt workwithout clear linos uf authorityare the Police ChIef and FireChief. They ara appointed hy tkeBoard of Fire and PolIce Corn-misnionern and ore therefore re-spoesibbo to them. In addition,they must answer to the Board ofTrustees os a whole, an wellos hoing under Informal dey-ta-day aupervinlon of the VillageAdministrator and thu trootecwho choirs the Police and FireStunnIng Committee.

In the realm of buIlding re..paladee, five boards and, corn-missions, five village offlclalo,a citizen's committee and thelaite Prevention Bureau hove re-sponslbllity for polity - makingand ordinance enforcement. Al-though all these efficlobn oro up-pilntedbythe President and hourdof Trustee9, there io no one par-000 who saporylnes and coordin-ates thnlr work and to whom theyare responsible. Yet these ore theauthorities who develop the Znn-ing Code, appruvevarlatloen fromit. approve building permits, In-spoct construction, and anforceordinances designed tu melntolnthe physical environment of Mor-ton Grove. Lack of coordinationand prnfosnlnnal supervision hancontributed to Ouch vetting mmi-lclpab problems as high demityapartment buildings, Inadequateoft-street parking, with cosse-quant declina In shopping centerrevenues, uverboadedsewera, andthe deterioration In appearanceng our main streets.

Clear lines nf authority andclear assignment of reoponnihll-lty are baule criteria for offer-

ive. ec000mlcalgovernmeot.'l'he ap-pointed professional manager ISdelegated admInIstrative powertu Implement their policy. Thismodernized structure of govern-ment will tot automatically aiim-hiato munIcipal problems. Itwill,however. provide o more effi-nient framework wlthlnwhich mu-nicipel 'problems can be solved.

All Ages Help the BlindSupport the Nues Lions club Is its service to the blind. Contri-bute generously on Candy Day for the Blind, Friday, Oct. & Lleno.their families and Volunteers will be out on utreet corners tivisg

away Candy rolls to raise funda for the blind and visually bendi-capped, Also for the projects of the IllInois Society for'the Fra-volItIon of Blindness,

Chamber to Meet Oct. 11The first general meeting of

the recently revived MotmaGreve Chamber of Commet-cewOil he held at the American Le-pion Home, 6140 Dempater onMonday evening, Oct. lI, whenthe organization of the board ofdirectors will be completad.

John Wydra. acting president,has Issued a written invitationto everyone in the huatness andprofessional field In the villageto atmnd. He urges them te at-tend and to particpote In thinmeeting, even though they maynot be members at present, asthe session wilt mark the be-ginning of plans for the expon-

MD Carnjvals'Successful'

Door Editor:

Pentaatic! A phenomenal nue-cessi The highest superlativecould not adeqaotely describe the1971 "CarnIval Agolnot OyaIt-a-pity" program. Over $49,001 wasraised during the súmmer ofbackyard carnivals, thanks In partto your paper's cooperation.

RunnIng stories and pIcturesabsut backyardcerslvals certaIn-by interested other children Intohaving their own "CarnivalAgolnot Dyotraphy", In excessof 13,010 kIts were maIled, andover 2510 children actually helda Carnival.

Muscular Oystrophyln adisease of the 'voluntary muscleswhich ott-flies, weakens, and kills.Sadly, most of those afflIcted arechildren. The money falsad tIns-cthe carnival program, the JerryLewis Lokor Gay Telethïn, andotItes- campalgos during the yeargoes a long way In finding a curafor this killer. Our sextcampalgnIs the Jerry Lewis "March A-

. gainent Dystrophy" to be held onNovember 7.

One day5 when this disease Isno longer a mystery, you wilthava the satisfaction of knowingyour generous cooperation, andthat of your nsper helped findthat cure,

Thank you again for all youhave done.

With ail good wishes,Madel Sable -

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asole or the program of the os'-gaulzatien. The objective ei theexpanded programwillbe to servenot Only the bent Interests ofthose In the basiness field InMorton Grove, bot those of allthe residents of the village.

The Chamber was reactivatedabout six months ago and duringthat perioditas malntalnedaregnj.lar offlceattl3lWaukegan (Clos-sic Bowl. Roam 15). lt bao be-come an effective Informationcenter, handilaginquiries not onlyfrom thIs community bat writtenrequests for assistance from obiparts of the country.

Through Its manager, JosephM. Cooke. It han cooperated withvarious letal groupe and has boosvery active In Its work with thevillage government, particularlyIn Its cooperatIon with the con-semer fraud program now opera-ting In the vIllage: Is promotingCooperation of the hsslsesomenand the village trustees In work-ing out o proposed Ordinance forthe .regsbation of busineso signe;in encouraging the village In Itswork wIth the new district pub-lic tramportatlon plane; In astudy of the. Indsatriol develop-ment of the village; lu generalproblems now ' being worked outhy' the village's beautifIcatIoncommittee; In the study of localtraffic safety problems, and Inmany other areas which have tedo wIth the Improvement of Mor-ton Grove.

This general Chamber of Corn-merce meeting will ho held onMunday evening, Oct. lb, at Ip.m., on the second flour (sideentrante) of the Morton GroveAmericon Legion Huma, Any Is-quit-its us thIs meeting can hemade et the Chamber of Corn-merce office - 8530 Waukeganrd. - phone 965-0330.

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A music education major, Mil-1er 15. the sen of Mr. and Mey,Joseph N. MIller, 7824N.Oconto,

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'bile regularly - ,nukeduledmentid nneetheg of -the MortesGrove Aneericanl.eglun Pbst#134wIll be Convened at 8 i,,in, bypast commander William Cus-nally at the Legion Memorial

. Heme thin Thursday, Sept, 23.New service officer Dan Scan-

bon nays the members bave beenin good haBIlle of late Mid he

_LV hasn't been too husy however,e Gene Nelson Is confinad pn-e-Sently co V.A. Hospital,

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. Legion. Meets Tonite -

Second jr. Vice Cmdr. JerryBrice is,to-serve up hamburgers

' and foenbh fries for the Legion-naires' af$4r..meetlng buffetsnack.

Brice and Dick Mandela arece-chairing a sparlai HalloweenParty and detalle will be an-nounced at the session. To honorViet Nam returnees especially,it will salute all the former ser-vicemen of ether warn. To beheld at the Pest Saturday, Oct.

' 30, men may bring their wivesor gIrlfriends and admIssIon ishalf price If the veteran attendsthe October meeting. Membersare encouraged torecrultnnenre..turnIng to the village who wouldbe prospective Legion members,

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"Moxfon Grove needs us mo-demUre its go"er----"nt," sagnthree of its isustees.MardnMbeman. David Cohen and RichardHohe aie members of dea ModernGovernment for Morton Grove

h supporte pas-Commiltot wsage of the Nor. 2 Manager Re-fetendum In Md,iven Grove. Theypn,lit out that b-enident-Trusteag.frernment wa adequate during

years felowiug incorpore-of the village In 1895. Then

the mostees did not adminIstera $4.000,010 annual budget, ap-poInt the members of eleven of-ficiab Boards and Commissions,or supervise 112 village employ-eon. Nor did the elected eilt-cials have to cope with the probt..lems of apartment developments,traffIc congestion, bus companysubsidies. flooding. off-street

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BugIe Thursday, September23. 1971

«In the Spotlight"

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With the bnejnesscomm,m' meundng InterestIn beautIficatIon, theM.G.Beaumicatlon Committeetakes pleasure in renewing its "In the Spotlight"serles. While the serles deals primarily withbusiness establishments, ali beautifIcatIon effortsthroughout the village will be acknowledged. Infer-maties regarding Improvements and additlom ofbeauty may be sent totheBeautifisaffonCommi,e/o Village Hall, 6300 LIncoln ave., MortonGrove.

Black Forest Finer Foods and Restaurant, 8840N. Waukegan rd.. appears In Ibis week's Spot-light. On acquiring the property, market pooprie-tor Robert Tachurts gradually transformed thedrab and unattraciive StrucU,_re to one of colorand charm. Today it brings a touch of the con-dnent to Mortes Grove midi Its picturesque Cet-man ortbitecture. Additional touches of beauty,of special Interest to the committee, are window

Seek Talented FOR TALENT GOMpE'lThoN:

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(ages 13 through 19) wIth a de-sire to participate In the NibsTeen Talent Show either in thetalent competition Belo or witho grnulh Or In the group iwo-dUcties moubero as a singer and/or dancer.

The 3rd Annual Show this yearbeing directed by Phyllis Peter-sen with the cooperados of theJefferson Theatrical Society willhe held Sunday, Nov. 21. Thesponsor for the show Is the NUesYouth Commission.

loin in the application belowand submit it to the Village ofNues and you will be notifiedas to where and when the auS-itlona will be held.

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boxeo filled with colorful blooms, entryway yewsand hanging planters of delicate ivy. Each doesmock to create an Inviting exterior.

Visiting the interior of the Black Forest thecommittee found on Impressive array of primemeats, homemade Sausages (250,000 lbs. por year)continental pastries and imported delicacies dia-played-is spotless nhnwcases . Softly lighted dining

. rooms attracted them to the attached restaurantowned by Joseph and Hilda Klein where sumptoousCerntao cuisine Was beIng served by costumedfrauleins. This quaint restaurant In openforlmeheon and dinner. A varied menu Is available.

The committee congratulates Robert Tschuj,tzand Jnaeph and Hilda Klein. They eoemp1 qual-11F, cleanliness and beauty In the Morton Grovebusiness community.

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HAVE YOUR HUMIDIFIERCLEANED AND ADJUSTEDPUT IN GOOD WORKINGCONDITION FÔR WINTER

Mark your calendars now forwhat promises to be the bestFUN FAIR ever. Oñ SaturdaySelS. 25 bi a.m. to 5 p.m.the NUes Ebementy achoolsPTA is holding its annual FonFair.

In the went parking lot of NUeSElement.y school North, 6921w. Oakton, you will fiad gamos,refreshments and a Spook House.Chairipan Jerri Bugarjn tells us,"The Spook House was auch afavorite with everyone last yearthat 'we've planned on an evenbetter one for this year."

The PTA depends on the pro..quedo of the Fun Fair for itsmajor supportS

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DriveMrs. Helen Grip1io, llosident

of the Maine Township HighSchool East Mothers' Ciub urgall mnthkra of Malee East soi..dents to join the club and soppotthe scholarship OmS. Leite,o,,being mailed Inviting porticlpatien In the group..

Mothers' Qab maintains thescholarsisp fund and boldo anAward Day to honor Maine East'soip students Since i955 over$56.000 bas been raised to assistsoste 145 qualifIed students infurthering their education. Thshas babo accomplished by col-becting membership duea apes..seeing an annual Ani5q Showand Bake Sale as well as bridge

9'elghth- Antique Show andBake Sale, the cluWa main fundraising avent, is atbeduled forNov. 5, 6, and 7, with MaineEast oludents urgedwpomicipo

- 1w the annual Footer contest.The first meeting Is scheduled

Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 8 p.m. inthe Maine East faculty lounge.The program includes a presen-tation by Miss PeggySmlth, apri-vate teacher in voice and danowho has given lunsons at MaimEast for the last two years.

For mothers who are bridgeplayera there are two card groupoThe ladies' afternsongraupmeetsthe second Friday of each month,October through May, under thechairmanship ofMrs.JoanTomp_Mus, 966-6836. If Interested inplaying in a couples' eveninggrou meeting the third Fridayevening of each month, Octoberthrough May. contact nico. PatStets, 823-4602.

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Classic BowlGrand Opening Oct. 23-24

Reben JanSen. Vice Presidentof the Skokie Trust & SavingsBank, 440Q Oekton at., In SkokIe,will be graduated thin month fromthe Illinois Sacker's School heldat Southern illinois university InCarhonriale.. Mr. Jouira In one of75 bunkern

selected to attend thin nchool bythe Illinolo Backers desertados.

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Classic Bowl has bees refurbished end bringu to the Northwentarea the finest In bowling pleasure, Larry Petter, munger of Clan-nit Bowl, stated that the owners have 25 yearn of soctésuful howlingIeee operation and will bring muny rev Ideas to the urea for yew'bowling pleasure.

Dwyer -to Address Nues RotariansRObért A Dwyer, Midwestern range of programo offered by tile

Regional Director of the small agency during hin speech.boniness- admlniutrotlon, rxtU ad- Doper, 45, in headquartereddreno the Nilen Rotary Club en in Chicago, han had extensIveMonday. Sept. 27. experience in the insurance huai-

The meeting -will be held, ocart.- nene honing eperatived his owning at 12:25 p.m., in the Lone agency and In a former honkTree Inn, 7710 MIlwaukee eve., director In the Chicago urea.Nileo. He was Repiblican candidate

Dwyer, who administers SBA for Lieutenant Governor of liii-activities In Illinois andfive other sin in 1968.staten, will deal with the wide-

Real Estate TransfersArea Real Eotate Transfers . 8839 -D Waahingtón, Larry A.

from Des Plaines include; 9448 Arshonoky to Arlene J. Dietze;iroowood, Horot Doerr to Reuben 8246 N, Elmore, Roht. RevereReiner; 15559 Comizell ut., Ron- to bleary S, Musik; 8286 N. El-old T. Reichl to David D, Poter- more, Wayse J Prensan to Alenaso; 9105 W. Terrace pl.,Jerome N. Hens!; 8748 N. Ozenam, Ai-Rosenkolin to Spencer Greene; bert J. Beerheide to Wayne J.9081 Terrace- pl,, Clyde S&LA Brennan; 9267 Loras In.. Nor-to Julia-C. 011ech; 8811-D Robin bere A. Plorek to Charlen Cus-dcl, Jon, L. Voss to Chao. D. nata; 7645 MaIn, Chao Strelechy.Wanhbo.rn; 9505 Terrace pl. Se- Jr. to John A. Laurie end 8502lit S1un to Steven D, Berman; W, North Terr., Sanford Kaplanand 9422 Oak ave., Spencer F', to Mark Lewkovich. -Korb to Jordan - M, Kenipler.

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CHURCH & TEMPLE NOTES.CONGREGAT(ÒN BETH AMI :Sukkot

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Holiday PartyWaukeganI., MortoñGrove,wili limited facilities these servirasagain conduct "YOM KIPPUR" must be limBed to the chlidrenof

The Northwest SuburbanCouples club will wólcome newand prospective members at aparty in basar of the Sukkot Holi-day. Sunday, Oct. 3. The festi-vides will be free of charge atthe Northwest Suburban JewishCongregation, 7800 Lyons st.,Morton Greve. from 7-10 p.m.

Featured will be a songfest,Israeli dancing, refreshments anda discussion of the madero daysignifirance of Sakkot by RabbiLawrence H. Charney.

For additional Information,contact Sandra Braunstein, 965-.2396.

nervicea In the Holiday Inn, 5300w. Touhy in Skokie. Rol Nidreservices will begin at 6 p.m. onSept. 28. iskor aervices willatare at 9:30 a.m. on Sept, 29.Rabbi Manfred Vogel and CantorJ. Sliver will Officiate at dieser-vices. Holiday seats are IncludedIn all memberebipe andthe maid-mum family membership Is only$125 with many types nf nieto-berahipe available for less. Ad-didonal seats are available for$35. Therein no buIlding fund orany special aasesnmeo!s of any

- Congregation Beth Ami willaleo conduct Junior and Youthservices oe Yom Kipper aç the

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members.Friday evening services wilibe

conducted this week at 8:15 p.m.at the Syeagogue, 9006 N, Wate.kegan rd., MortonGrove. AnOnegShabbat will follow servIces.

Congregation Beth Ami, al-though denigned primarily foryoung adults, welcomes membersof all age groupe and provides agreat variety of religious ondso-ciel ecthitles. For further In-formation about membership.please contact Rich SIeget, ourmembership vice-president, at674-7487.

Congregation Beth Ami, whileserving dte entlreNllesTownshiparea with mast of its membersfrom Morton Grove, NUes, 5ko-Ide, Des Plaines and Gleavlew,also has 'many members fromWilmette. Evanston, Chicago andHighland Park. ForgeseralSyna..gogue informatloe,plechecallNatGershman, Prealdent, at 966-7675 or 967-6960.

Nues Community

ChurchSunday morning worship ser-

vices at the NUes CommimityChurch (United esbyterlan,7401 Oakcon Street, will be heldat 9:30 & 11 a,m, on September26, Care for toddlers through2-year-olds will be provideddar-Ing both services. Church schoolclaaaea for 4-year-olds throughEighth Gradern will he held at9:30 a,m,, and fer. 3-year-oldsthrough Eighth Graders at 11 a m

The Inquirers Group for hlhschool students and adults winmeet at 9:30 a.m.

lit 3 p.m. the Paotor, the Rev.D. Douglas SeInen, will meetwiththose young people Interested Inuniting with the Church to ex-plain the sew procedures recent-'y adopted by the Session.

That evening at 7 p.m. thenewly-formed Junior High Fel-lowahip group will meet for o'hick-off' party.

Activities during the week ofSeptember 27 wIll Include: Mon-day, 7 p.m. - Boy Scout Troop62; Tuesday, i and 8 p.m. -Women's Assoclotiott clrcleo:Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. - highschool "drop-In," 8 p.m. - adultBible studygroupt Thursday, Sen-for Choir reheorsal.

Northwest Suburban JewishCongregation is proildto announcethat on Friday evening, Sept. 24,at 8:15 p.m., Rabbi Lawrence itChantey and the MembershipChairman Alan Jacobo will Intro-duce the sew members of 9urCongregation, The services willbe a new membership Consacra-tIen. An Oneg Shalobath will beheld following the services.

Saturday morning at 9:15 a,m,Barbara and Jay Gershon will becalled to the Torah for their Bar/

- Bat Mitzvah. Rabbi Charney willdeliver the charge and CantorLavi will chant the litsogicaipartof doe services. Following theservices, Mr. and Mrs. JulesGerohon wIll beat the TraditirinalKlddrthh. Mr. Gershon Is pastpresident of Congregation as wellas past chairman of the ScheolBoard.

Jr. Congregatioû Services at

ac Mincha Maarylv Services,Saturday evening, Hugh, eon ofMr. and Mro, Arnold Gamo, willbe- Bar Mitzvah. The serviceswill begin at 6 p.m.

On Sept. 28, Rol Nidre at 6:15p.m. attheMortonGrovefleou-n,and Sept, 29 at 8 a.m, to th45p.m. Yluhor at 2 p.m. Childresservice at il a.m. to i p.m.Sept. 29 at the Synagogue. TomKipioir - "Fee Days of Pesi-tente" which begin with RookHashona find their culminationon Yom Kippur, the Dayof Ateto-ment,

Northwtst Suburban JewishCongregatioo wiuheseveryone Inthe community a very Hann'., ned

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Adas ShaIomCantor Stephen Scbreier will

chant Ko! Nidre i\iesdayevening,Sept. 28 at 5:45 p.m. at Con-gregadon Adas Shalom's YomKipper services. The High Roll-day services are being held atthe Memorial Hall, 6900 N. Lin-coIn ave., Lincoinwood. Wednes-day's morning services will be-gin at 8:45 a.m. with 'Sinker at11a.m.

There are a few seats left for. Tom lOpper services. They can

be Picked up at the Synagogue,6945 W. Deminter, MortonGroye.The office Is open daring the dayand in the evening until .30 p.m.and on Sunday from 10 a.m, toi p.m. For more Informationplease cali 965-1880, 677-7089,965-3435 or 967-6020.

Regular Friday evening oea'-vices at the synagogue, 6945Denopeter, begin at 8:15 p.m.,followed by an Oneg Shabbath andeveryone Is Invited to attend, Sat.urday morning services start at9:30a.m.

Sunday School classes beginthis Sunday for children betweenthe ages of 5 through 8, FOrmoreisformatien, pleanecall AbbyMo-ilote, 966-9542. There are still afew openings. For Tom Kipper,junior services are being heldfor children between the agesof 5 end *2.

Congregation Adas Shalomisthe newest synagogue in the sub-urban area and membership In..quides are welcome. If youwouldlike a copy of our monthly bid-latin or mare Information, pleasecell 967-5138, 965-3435 or 677-7089. Adult Educadanclnssesàiniseveral cultural programs areplanned following che High HoI6-days.

io a.ln.lntheDual Purpesettoom.Tuesday Oct. 4 and 5. Holidaywelcoming Service Sunday, Ott.3 at 6:15 p.m. Morsing Tom TowServices Ott. 4 and 5 at 9:15a.m. -Jr. Congregation Services10 a.m. Evening ServIces Oct.4, 5. 6, 7, 7 a.m Morning Sor-vices - Oct. 6, 7, 8, 9 a.m.Hoshonna RaIdis, Sunday, Oct.21 at 9 a.m,

Our ninth annual Sukka.Bulld-Ing contestwIllbelwldtJjsyoarand prizes awarded fer the be6tSukkah. Subita musc be complete«by Sunday afternoon, Oct. 3 at3 p.m. when the judges will visityour Subito. If you are planningco estor the contest please regis-ter with Nb. qrh.,.,N fOL..

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MTJCTom Kippur, the holiestday of

the Jewish New Year, will oem-mente at Maine Township Jew-15h Congregation, 8800 BallmBrd., Des Plaines, with chi KaINidre ServIce l\leoday evenIngSSept. 28, isiS p.m. Rabbi JayKarren and Cantor NatTy Solow-Inchik will officlateatthis solemnworship. -

Dey-long prayers on Wednes..day will begin at 9 a.m. and ces-elude with the blast ofthe Shsfarat 7 p.m. A ld&ilight of the TomKippur ritual is the Ylzkor Me-titarial Service at il30 a.m.TheSynagogue invites the communityto Join with them for this oeg-ment of the service. NQ. ticketsare required for this special sec..don of the service.

The Sabbath of Return (SbabbatShuvah) -trodIUonallycondje.ethe holiest Sabbath of. tji year,coming before the High Holidayowill be ebserved this weekendwith oevoralmaJorst-sEarly sunset services will berecited on Friday evening at filSp.m., wlthaftebrew_Engushfam..Uy service scheduled for i:30p.m. Saturday prayers will fon-turc che Bar Mitzvah of FaulRodete, son of Mr. and Mrs.William Kadetz 8712. Shermerrd., Ñileo, at 9:30 a.m., withconcludIng Sabbath services at6:15 p.m.

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. Kennedy CenterOn Friday, Sept. 24, the Mola..

dons of Notre Dame High school,Niles, a Jazz ensemble, will per-form In the Kennedy Conter forthe ,lrforndng Arts on the otageof the 2750 seat Concert Hall.

The Melodons will be petform-Ing on one of the concerts of,OS Hotos.ooexdu Festival beingproduced by Willis COnover fthe Voice of America. The Homeof Sounds Festival is part of theInaugural series of concerts Inthe l(eanedy Center and will In.volve flee concerts dea-bg thethree days of its run.

The opeping concert of thefestival, with Count Basin asMonter of Ceremonies, will feo-turo four big jazz bande: theMelodons, the Count Boslo Bond,the Al Cohn New YoRo Rehear-5Olttand andth6 Tôwsend Statecollege Jazz Bond, Other par-forinersj dozing the Home ofSounduFestivallMolude BuddyRich, Clork ihery, CannoubAdderley, Teddy Wllson,,llt

. Rictus, Gerry Mulligan, RobOi.tFlack, Omette Coleman, Donald

Byrd,-Dave Bruheck, Muddy Wa-info, Charlie Byrd, and the ThadJolies-Met LewIs Band.

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Mrs. Shippee of Formt hospitalwill be a epeakerforthoWo5.5

- Guild and Social Mdstry Corn-isittee. at Lutheran church of theResurrection on Thursday, Sept.30 at . 8 p.m. She has been in..volved in famIly probleme andcounseling fer a number of years,She will speak on "Family Corn-municatios," The public Is in-vited and refreshments will beserved,

Youth of . Lutheran church ofthe Resurrection, 8450 N. Shea'.mer rd,, NUes, Who have e-e-costly completed the two-yeae-course of Catechetical lesti-un-tian will be confirmed at 10:30on Sunday. -Sept. 26 at e specialsei-vite of confirmation and HolyCommunion. The StUdents areWendy Baum, Morton Grove:

. Donald Bleyney, Nies; John Ka..ker, Nibs; Menino Krumehe,Morton Grove: DianaOlson, Mor.

. ton Grove; Cathy SJsursn, Niles;Karen Stuckmann, Morton Grove;George Weger, Nies.

honor for Notre Dame Nighschool, the Melodons and theirdirector, Rev, George Wlskh'.ches, C$,C, since theywill bethe first high school students In

., the perterming arts from any.where in the nation to. performn the Kennedy Conter.

Featured. nololsts.for the Ken-ned,' Conter appearance Includo:Michael Merchut, 8150 N, Parso-worth dr,, Riles, on óoprano and

. alto sax; Steve Thorse, Skekie,on tenor sex; Bob Mattlson, 9120N, Delphin, Des Pleines, arranger

- and . trumpeter; John Redman,7614 N, Neya, NUes, arrangerend trombonist; Mico Halpin,Glenview, On trethboso end flute;Bob Sottes-, Glenview, en plansand organ; arranger Mark Mad-sen, 7441 N. Oscésle, Chicago,en baos and banjo; Bill Ruppert,Glenview, on guitar; and BobGreen, Chicago, on vocals.

Other local members of theMejndons Include: Wiles: Henry ,.Eieniek, 7124 LIlI; John McCor-thy, 7047 .Crennan PL; RichardP00k, 7953 . Octavio, MortonGrove: Be,je Bauer, 94290zark;Marty Vinci, 7735 Churebjll; ScottBoulier, 9243 N. Marion; DonMoran, 7530 Beclj

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Mr. and Mrs. RayniondS,NUesof 7046 W, Cleveland, Nues on-nounce the engagement o theirdaughter. Looretta Ann to 2nd Lt.Stephen P, Boyer of Saugonash,

Miss Hilen in o 1970 graduate- of Niles West High school andat present Is a- sophomore mu-Joring in Home Economics at Mon.delein college. Second Lt. Boyerhas been uOulgned to the 44thStrategic Missile Wing 'SAC, atE11uwotj, APR, South Dakota.He woo awarded u merIt sche-luruhip und will continue his sto-dies toward a masters degree InEconomics and International M-faim.

The wedding Is being plannedfor July, 1972. -

A hoy, wae - boro- te Mr.and Mrs. Alan Miller, 9215Willow ln, NUes, on Aug.-28at Skokie Valley CommunityhoupPel.. The baby's name isPaul David Miller and heweighed 6Ths. l3oz.

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A hoy, Corey Steven, was hornto Mr, and Mrs. Jerry KalI-son. 9205 Bumble Bee dr. loPlaises, on Sept, 4. The babyweighed 7 1h. 15 on. -

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Has OpeningsThere are still o limited nom-

ber of openings for artists andcraftsmen who wish to pOrtIci-pate In the Fall Art Festival ofCongregation BnalJebosbuhBeth Elohim, 901 MIlwaukeeave.. Glenview, The Art Festivalwill take place Saturday and Sun-day. Nov, 13 and 14, at the Teto-pie. -

Artists from an eight-statearea will be exhIbiting In theshow, width will feature palot-lngo sculpture. graphics, potteryphotography and Jewelry, - Atoo-tintIng array of art films willaleo he shown throughout the.weekend festival.

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On July -31 at 1 p.m. In the Nues Community Chtuch, Susan- Culver, daughter of Mr. and Mro. Clarence Culver of Hiles and

Eon Swee Ches. sos ef Mr. and Mrs. Suo Chan Raub-Pekang, Malasiawere married and the reception was held following the cere-mony In the church hail, The Maid of Honor was Debra Culver,sister of the bride: bridesmaid was JanIce Bravieri of Hiles andFlower GIrl was Camena Granstra. The Bent Man was PeterWasher, Washington D.C.: and gt'oomsman was Samuel l'ong-Yuen West. - Evanston. lAkers were Jsseph Storms, Lawrence,Kansas; Steve Nestler, Evanston and William Jasasen, Chicago.Out-of-town g$eots Included the grandmothers of the bride.They are Mrs. Dello Culver of Mamy, Iowa and Mr Linie Nord-berg of Lexington, Nebraska.

The newlyweds are residing in Lawrence, -Kansas where Eon iofinishing his doctorate In research themistry and Susan Is surs-Ing atIbe Atchison, Topeka-and Santo Fe HospitaL -

- 7th Dist. Legion Receives AwardsMrs. EdWard Cuajo of Glee- Mrs. Czajo says something

view, retiring presIdent of the sew won added this year: the7th DInt., AmericanLegios Aux-- Dept. of Ill. recognizing mets- -Illary, lu happy to report many bers who wrapped gifts at theawards given ber group and Is- Asmory prIor to the Christmasdlvidualo wIthin the dIstrict, eñ holidayS. These items are pge-a unit level, for various Aux- sested to the hospItalized vet-ifiary programs at the recent erano1 asdlllst. Aúxiliarymem-state American LegIon Aux.. hers .uu 1aonored were Tullelliary convetatlos. l(lai'ner, Gert Sargeni, Vi Wit---e Re. Mary Schallt, Mary Nich- -

- - The event was held at the Olson, Monica Lamerdin, Flor-Shermet House, and Incoming ' ence Miller, Linda Byntrom,dis:. president, Mrs. Jock Bar.. Marie Moore, Barbara Ander-tholmy of Morton Grove, was 555, Evelyn Ross. Ali'ce Cam..Introduced along withthe other paitella, Jeunette Hack, Joseph-

Inc Lange and Mrs. Cuajo.AD from the Morton Grove

Unit were poppy workers boo-oted for helping the veteransfashion 826.000 - of the lIttlered flowers, They are: P.P'sAlyce Campanella aedJesèphlneLange; and BarbOra AndersonandRsthTegert,1 -

newly elected district presi..dents from the estire state.The 7th was Introduced asa 100% -pIas memberohip dis..tritt, a mestcvmmenduhle task.

The district also receIved theBea Alles Trophy Ploque for thehighest percentage of contrihu-tiens based on the somber ofUnits In the District, throughthe Auxiliary Loas, Educationand Scholarship Program withCornelia Sugars, ChafrmasconductIng the pour's activities.A monetary award was mudobecause all the Unire hod cus-tributed to thIs fund.

Citations were awarded Dol-oreo Jenkins of the Mot.,.ton Gróve Unit and MayhelleSense of Trowel Unit for theirfIne National Security reporto.

- Mrs. SonneS In addItIon, as 7th01st. NatIonal Security Chair-

Garden Club ProgramThe Garden Club of Illinois

Garden Center - Nues wIll pro-sent "Orchids of the World"by Mrs. Rose Cohn of Skokie.at the Golf Mill theatre, 9210MIlwaukee, Hiles us Friday, Sept.24 at 10 a.m.

Mrs. Coke has made many Or-cbid Satanes to Central Amer-ita, Greece. Australia and M-rIta, She will touch upon all OLI-these,She will toll about the cul-

man, received a Treaseryoapt. tore of orchids-also. Thèse- pro- -

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Sheriff Richard Elrod recently Initiated the Janlor Patrol Pro-gram to assist parents In teaching their children respect for thelaw and legal institutions of our counwy. Laura FIlms, 7 and RobertFlynn, 5 of Niles were sworn In by Sheriff Elrod In a ceremony Inhis office. They promised to: Attend School, Respect Parents andTeachers, Uphold the Law, Combat Drug Abuse, Help Stop Polis-tion and Not Talk To Strangers, Mrs. Judy Flynn made the uniformsfor the yauthful Junior Depatles. Their father, Thomas Flynn. Isthe Assistant Commissioner of Consumer Fraud for the Village oNues.

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Mary E. Kohl, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Frank Kohl of 8135Oketo st,, Nues, bao returnedto Ashland, Wisconsin- to re-sume her studies at Northland

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The code outlaws truancy, tar-diebs r class, InsubordInationOr rudeness to school personnel,the use of vulgar, ohocene orcoarse language, and the demon-StraUss -of affection. A studentuso may not engage In falselysounding a fire alarm, theft andproperty damage, fIghtIng, for-gery, cheating, plagiarism,smoking or arson. Aleo con-nidered illegal arethe possessionor the use nf explosives, fIre-arms, and weapons, the passes-0105 or the use of illegal drugsand alcoholic beverages, litter-Ing the schnolbuildlsgorgrewide,leaving campas without off-cam-Is's permissIon, loitering or mils..behaving off-campas, intimi-dating others, gambling and gen-orally misconducting oesseIi

PoseIdos for violations of thecode vary with the sature andnumber of Occurrences of the of-fesse, Fbnalties Include: (a) re-strlcted study, (h) suspension,(t) referral to the Director ofStudent Services, (d) police re-ferraI, and (e) expalsios.

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During any feVlew precedute,a student bss the right of counsel

- and of brisglngwltsessestospoakus hIs hehaif. He also han theright of facing the parson whoinitiated the allegation,

This grievance procedure doesnot restrict an appeal tu higherauthorIties, IncludIng the Pris-cipal, the Superintendent, sod theNUes Township High SchoolBoard. Students.and parents mayalso appeal any decision of aschool authority to the courts.

Oak school's PFA's fIrst meet..ng of the 1971-72 school yearwill he Monday, Sept. 27, at 8p.m. In the school's gyninaslum,7640 MaIs st., NUes.

Erwin Cleply, FrA Prealdest,wIll introduce the PTA Board androom repreneatarives. KennethJohannsen, principal, will Intro-duce the professional staff of Oakschool, followed by . the guestspeahor Mro, Arlene Nidetz, Dis.-trier I63 School Board member.

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Board members and the corn-mwiity Informed, Frmb Dague,Superintendent of East MaineSchool District #63 has sched_tiled the following 5eres of lifte.catlosal Reports for the 1971-72 school year. The presentO..doss will he approximately 39minutes In length and a qoos-.ton and answer period will fol-low each presentation,

Tuesday, Oct. 5, Baflarschool, 7:30 p.m. Art Coot-.dinators' Report,

Tuesday, Oct. 19, MeInerschool, 7:30 p.m. Library Set'..vices Repart,

Thesdey, Nov. 2, BaUamtschool. 7:30 p.m. ElentesyReading Teachers' Report,

Thesday, Nov, 16, Nathnsonschool, 7:30 p.m. Social Work-ero' Repart.- Tüésday, Dec. 54, Ballardschool, 7:30 p.m. LearningDisabilities Report.

TUesday, Jan, 18, Nelsonschool, 7:30 p.m. Psycholo..glues' Report.

Tuesday, Feb, 1, Bollardschool. 7:30 p.m. Junior HughReading Teachers' Repart,

Toesday, Feb. iS, Oakschool, 7:30 p.m. Nurses' Re-port,

. Tltesday, March' 21, Washungces school, 7:30 p.m. SpeechTherapists' Report,

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grains, MathdEdet-speechLanddebate students challenged alland carne out on top,

Seidors Dave Novak and CathyKarp, both from Morton Grove,attended the five week North-western university National High5School Institute in Speech, Davoreceive the Robinson Award forhis work in the program's ex-tensive training In drains. lt Isthe highest award presented dur-ing the summer course.

Seven Maine East debaters at-tended the two week summer de-bate institute at Baylor naiver-sity In Waco, Texas. A nationaltournament - concluded the ses-Bios, and Nell Binmenfleld ofMorton Grove won the varsitycompetition. Lynne Hnfmeldterof Park Ridge won second place.

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Maine East won a first In thenobice division through the et-feme of Keith Gershon of Mor-ton Grove. Kette has worked withother Maine East debaters butnever on a team or during thedebate season,

Neil, Bob, and Harvey tied ingaining peints for the highestspeaker award at the Baylor pro-gram.

Out of the 74 students fromacross the country that amended,Nell Blnmenfield won the tour-narnent as varsity chomp. Maui-eon Arendt from Morton Groveplaced third, and Bob Feidhokewas top speaker, amassing themost peints,

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tom," Veterarfo Daywlilbecele..brated this year on Monday, Oct.25. The Morton Grove AmericanLegion will once again bold aparade to commemorate theevent. -

In conjunction with the ebsor-vance nfthjs holiday, traditionallya"veteran's Day Dance" bao al-ways been hold st the MortonGrove Foot #ll4hiomorial Home,Also Euutomarilyunderthe direc-tian of the Post 1st Jr. ViceCmdr., the event being chairedby Tony La Rosa is sCheduledforSaturday, Oct. 23, -

A package price donation nf $12per couple Is. being made withmusic being furnished -by DickThemI and "The Continentals"and an evening Including a but-fet and other refreshments,

La Roso Indicates proceedsfrom the event us boo been do- -

nated in the past, will once againbe turned over to the AuxiliaryUnit for their rehabilitation pro-gram; o fitting conclusion to unevent held saluting this patrioticholiday,

Although school just began afew weeks ago. Maine East sen-lors are alxeady thinking aheadto next Seftember and which col-lege or university they shouldplan an attending.

To assist them in making oucha decinlou, approximately 150colleges and universitIes fromncroso the country will conductquestion and answer sessionsthrougheut the coming mnnths atMaine East,

Such sessions wilIbe announcedIn tha daily bulletin, but Ifa sen-for in Interented In a particularinstitution, he should consult withKeith Hone, career counselor, inthe guidance center, -

No limit in placed os the nino-her of students attending the ses-nions, which generally averageabout nne hour, School represen-tatives, If requeoted by_a studentat the reunion, generally willmake urrangemenin to visIt wIthparents at home In the eveningte answer forthor questions.

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atcept reglotratlonu from highschool students forthe FaIlTerm,"Thin is ao effort to providemore community oervlce and toenlarge the concept of the coin-monEy school," says MrS.GladysShute, DIrector of the NUes pro..gram. "Several coarsen of io-terest to this age group are beingoffered, and we have even de-.Signed sume new touroes - withthe high ochool Otudent sped-fInally In mind,"

Self and the Culture Stnigglewill he ax effort to explore andto dialogue the struggle for self-Identity and cultural Identity forall ates in AmerIca today, HighSchool students are defInitelyneeded along with adults for thisCourse to be possible. Rev, DavidFalrhfld of Ev000hlre Fleshy-ferian churth will act us moder-ator and suggests several paper-bacI, hooks to help stimuiotethought and discussion, Studentsmay attend the 8-week couroe forjust $2 while adults pay the regir-lar igition fee of $12,80.

Karate, Learn to Ski, Learnthe Metric System, Photogradry,Writing Non_Fiction for Publics-tien are oo1y a few of the over70 courseo being offered whichwIll Interest students,

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ucho year, A member of theadmIssions office willbe at Mainebot on Sept. 23,

Os Oct. 7 during periodo 2-Aand 3, representatives from theUniversity of Ililnoin-Urbanu willmeet with Interewled seniors inthe auditorium. This session hasbeen scheduled since the Univer-Pity will not be represented atCollege Night os Oct. 14 atMalneWeot, which will host nearly 200colleges and universitlea fromacr050 the country.

Mr. Hum suggests that stir-dents attending the sessionsshould question ropresentalivabout the composition of the otri-dent hody, school regulations andpolicies, andrequfredco5 foradmittance and graduation. load-ditlon, they should inquire intothe comprehensive coot of-attend..Ing the college nr university aswell as askIng about the avail-ahllity of financial assintooce,

Northwest

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20th SeasonThe twentieth ocasos of Oc

Northwest Symphony Orchestrabegan on -Wednesday night, Sept.15. in the absence of PErry Graf-ton of Park Ridge, who in withthe Chicago Symphony Orchestratouring Ebropa, Thomas Trim-horn, Instrumental Music DIrec-tor of Palatine High school, andmember of the Northwest Sym-phony Orchestra Board, con-.dotted the Rehearsal; Mr, Graf-too. the orchestra's t'egular'con..futter, wIll return to the podiumat the Oct. 13 rekèarsal.

Forty five members represent..int almo5teverycommnsjtyinNortiteest Suburbs were in at-tendance, paro000el managerTom Coloco reported, Althoughthin was considered a good turnout for a first rehearsal,. Mr.Gaines expressed a need for-ad-ditlonal ViolOc, Violas, Cellosand Buss Viols,-

The nymdrony's first concertwill heheldonllec. 12 at the MaineTownship East High school.

Anyone Interested in participating in the orchestra shouldcontact the personnel managerTom Gaines at 394-0138,

Satwday registration from 9 an..nil noon On Sept, 25. AIl regis-troUons are at the District Of..fice, 7946 StogIe. Morton Grove. -Call56,3ß5o, is-.y55,.

Crusade of Mercy CampaignSetting the otage for a meeting with his inarnrnntes, Gerald R,

Binlfeldt (center) hangs a - Metropolitan Crusade of Mercy flag atthe A. B. Dick Company from where volunteers with the campaignIndustrial division of the Bruise Valley United Crusade started cam-paigolsg recently. Cknfrman of the division, Binlfeldt, of A, B. DictçCompany, in bathed by Robert C. Wordel Jr. (L), Telecype Corpora-tion, general chairman of the Skokie Valley Campaign, which is being -

conducted in partnershic with the Cumbo- of M- . - ------------ercy, aud StewamD, Cain, the Usited Crusade's executive director.

Jefferson -

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Th_ theflletOchgduled Ar, andMrs. Howard Zaoller 8109PEospect Ct,, NUes. S'crlpts»- -cast -llstings and -rehearsalschedules for their sewent pro-ductlon The Glorious Ages ofMas or HowToGrow OldOrace-fully? were distributed,

The sew GeneralManagementÇommlttee for the 1971-72 per-104 consists of Chester Peter-uos, chairman. Phyllis Fe-inrson, MarionStift, Howard andPat Zaehlr, eve Miller andHoward Herbin.

- New Department heads forthis period are: Pyoducers:Marlos Stift and Steve Miller,DIXectori Phyllis Peterson,Treasurer: - Chester Peterson,Business Agenti Ralyb Bast,Choral Directors: Joe - Foltoand Pat Zaelder, Choree-grayirer: Pat Ferraro CnstumeDesign and Execution: PatZae-hler, Makeup Chairment PattiJordan, Marilyn Cobs,, BarbRumsey, and Marianne PolanMusical Dlreçtors: Phyllig Fe-terson and Howard Zaohler,Party Chairinanu RarnonaLlo- -

buch; Program Chairman: Mi..chele Herbin, Publicity Chur-men: Marion Jobanek andhiar-llyn Anderson, Prop GhafrmarnHoward Zaehler and John Job-sunk. Sat Donlgrn Howard Her-hin, Audio: Herb Llebsch andHoward Berbin, Special Effects:Ted Antes, Secretary ScottyBast, Stage Manager: Elmar -

Stift, Spotlight Chairniarn MelCohn and Wardrobe Minfress:Kay Aclamo, -

Chief staff writers for thisnew original production areGeorge - Becker, Jack Adams,Phyllis Peterson, Steve Millerand Did Keats.- J.T.S. would aies like to wel-come theIr two newest niemborsBarrot Bast and Brad Miller.

Honor. StudentOhio Stato ufliverolty has in-

sued its honor roll for the sum-mer quarter, listIng names ofundergraduate students,, whoachlevedîrjgh academic averagesfor that period. Those eligiblefor listhig received an averageof at - least - 3.5 (A equals 4.OB equain 3.0) and were enrolledfar at least 12 credIt hours.

Included was: Kenneth TaylorMinener, 8200 N. Oktto. Hiles.

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A-Thon Saturday. Seven baya and Lumber Co.; RIggloa; Oakton;three girls completed the 200 Contract Carpets Milwaukee;lengths (just under 3 mlles)lndie Chrludor, Milwaukee; Thetwo hour period. These complet- Coomez A. Tonideur MII-lug the maximmu distance were waukee; Oak-Mill Health Feodu.Kathy Stone, Juile Kuksa Lucy Milwaukee; Dumnkle Donuts, Mil.Barrot, Steve Sawka, Don Net- waukee; MarMi Cleaners, Touhyzel, Joe Luokes, Ron Lulf Duo lIlies Police Dejwrtment H. &Boubold, 8111 Mitchell Marty M. Suies & Service. Harlem;Lunices and Tim Thomeon Skaja Funeral Home, Milwaukee;

Others participating were Fran G, & W. Service, Milwaukee;Gale-o, PattI Marthi, RayandTlm Blrchway Drugs, Milwaukee;Wleser, Mike Mcl(ervey, cindy Hiles Drugs, Milwaukee; Fore-curda, Jim Clausen, Mary Ellen most Liquor, Milwaukee; Scottand BernadetteSmith, Pataud BIn Cleanèru, Milwaukee; Cindy'sBrennes, Manan ReId, Kathy floutique, Milwaukee; Ni1e Ser-Murphy, Pat ICemp, Phllandilove vice. Milwaukee; CenturyTroyby,Uhrlch, Kathy Borres, Steve, Jan- Harlem; FIsh-Chio, Harlem;. Ice and JulIe Kukna, Karen,Lynn, Ryan's Regent, Touhy; SchaulBob end Jim Osowald, Jeff and Bros., Harlem; Dave's Senato,Rich Stacheleck, and Mike br- Milwaukee; Fred's Swtoco, Mil.

waukee; Smltty'o Seek Shop,The pirpose of this Swlm-.A.. Touky Fluir flair Foshloen,Thon was to raise money for new Touky; Alalhessabj, Milwaukee;equipment for the team. Thirty. Dr. W. Zion, Milwaukee. We hopeeight swimmers swam 54 mIles the cnmmw.Ity wlil rememberto earn $1,000 from sponsors so- these business for their gener-licked by the swimmers, The oulty.team Is especially grateful to the The day ended with o picnicfollowing: fi. Austurlch OUIhO CUY at which the Park DIstrict Cam-Service Station, Milwaukee; Amy rnlyslonern, Mr. Leuke, Mr.

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Nues.Swim Team News General Registration - Ice Skating

Bausse, and Mr,lCeeserawardedtrophies to the most valuableswimmer In each age group. Theawards were presented to:

Boys; Diving. - Tom McKee-voy, 8 and under . Phil Uheich,9.10 - Steve Kekse, 11-12 -Ray Wieser, 13-14 - RodneyAdams, 15 and over . Mike Doe-.non.

C1r1S Diving . Kim Erickson,8 and under - Karen Osswald,9-10 . Dawn Jensen, li-12 -Jonia Kuksa, 13.14 -JUYeKukna15 and over - Barb Wadman.

Coach William CaseyolsocltedMrs. Osswald, Hauk Kubsa, Mr.and Mrs. Mers Jensen. Mr. Mar.ini, Mr. Ubrich, the Perk Staffand Asat. Coaches Varian Wed.ford and Rich Ecken for theircooperation this season,

Lawrence R. JurczalcMarine Cpi. Lawrence R, Jar-

czak, son of Rlchae-1 W, Jurczokof 8621 MadIson dr. Nues, wooprorhated to his present rankwhile serving with InformatIonalServices Office Headquarters,Oak,, Hawaii.

General lèglatrotion day forall first sessions of classes (on-chiding the play gregram for 4war olds) will be held on Setur-

day, Sept, 25 from 9:30 n.m. to1:30 p.m. at the Crennun Heightsanuos. 8255 Oketo. If you cannotregister on Sega. 25 you mayregister at the Park Office anytinte after the 25th, but beforethe starting date of the programyou wish to amend,

All fees for non-residents aredoable for aU programa. Someprograme have a limited en.roilment, thus a first come, firstserve basin Is used. Don't miseoat - register early, as to as-nuco yourself and your family ofa piace In our fm.fthed pro,grams.

ÑockeyRegisfiafion

The NOes Park District Ama.tour Hockey Association Is nowaccepting registrations for the1971.1972 Ice Hockey Season.Registration will continue tm-cil Oct. 9 et the Pork Office,7877 MIlwaukee avé. The boysmust register Individually.

The program will be held atthe oes Ballard Ice Rieb, l.coted at the corner of Dailoodrd. end Cumberland ave. Eachboy Is guaranteed to play theequivalent nf i period pergeme,end lo guaranteed 30 . I hour Kice session at the Bailerd Corn..pIes. Practice games will beheld at Jozwlok ParkS corner ofTnuhy and Pranks.

Boys will be divided Into thefollowing age brackets; Snuirts

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- Born Jon. 1, 1961 thoaghDec. 3, 1961; Pee Weeu - BornJan. 1, 1959 through Dec. 31,l96fy Dentaste - Born Jan. 1,1957 through Dec. 31, 1958;Midgets - Born Jan. 1, 1955through Dec. 31, 1956; Joven.Ile . Born Jon, I, 1953 througbDec. 3l, 1954. -

The fee for Hiles Park Dis-trict residents Is $40 per boyplus on insurance premium, Thefee for non-residents Is $65plus the Innocence.

The tentative ncbeduie forleague play In es follows: Dl-SlaIn,. Squirts through Midgetswill play Tuenday throughThursday from 6 p.m. -tQ 7lom. end Seturdey and Sundayfrom 6 a.m. through 12:45 p.m.The Juvemie Division will playtheir games on Sundays from 5P.m. through lo p.m. Leapmploy will begin after tryouts andteam placement. -

Included In the entry fee isa leronnal Jersey and trophy.Boys must furnish themselveswith the following requiredequipment; hockey skates endstick, helmet with moath guard,gloves, skin guard, shoulderpads, elbow pods end athletic.supporter. Hochey pants are

. recommended,

Hockey ClinicRegistration

Is now being oc.cepted for the Hiles Pack Dis-teInt Hockey Clinic. Boyo ages9 through 15 are eligiblete par.ticipate Io the program. Clauseswill be held at the Ballerdlhot.Ing Rink, located on the cornerof Ballprd rd. andCumberinndave. on Thursdays from 7 m.to 8 p.m. for beginners, and 8p.m. to 9 p.m. for edvancodStudents.

The first Oession WhY beginOct. 21 and culminate Dec. 9; Athe second session will be bold gimfrom Jan. 6 through Feb.4. renThe fee for Park District real- hedents is $6.00 per 8 week oes-Sinn, Non-residents payadouhin Manfee. The

Regloter now at the Pock Of- andfice, 78flN.hllJwaukuse For aeon

TokensPark Commissioner Walter

Beasse reminds the jaiblic thatSeason Tokens for Public Skatingwill soon go on sale, offering 24hours of ice thee per week for22 weeks, et the following races;

Daily Fees; Residents - lId,Non-Residents . $1.25; leasesTokens: Individual - Residente..$10, Non.Resldents$20 Husbatutand Wife Residencs..$15, Non.Renldents_$30; Husband and Wifeajid I child -ResiAmts.$lljqon.Resldents-$34 Hushand and Wifeand 2 Children . flesldenes_$l9,Non-Resldenes.$38; Hasband andWife end 3 Children - Residents..$21, Non.RsIdenm$42; Husbandand Wife and 4 ChIldren . Resi.dents-$23, Non-Resldents_$46;Husband and Wife endS ChiJdrenResldents-$25f9 Non-Rosi..dente.$50(°O). () Maximum Peefar Residents; (un) Mus $5 foreach additional Individuel.

Cell Park Dlstajct Offloe forfurther details.. 967.6653

Pre-School

RegistrationOnce again che Hiles Perk Dio-.

Diet will sponsor a playprogra'or 4 year elda. Thin prograunder the qualified leadershif Mrs. CoUIey,Mro,Ste Mr'ennedy end Mrs. Matkooich

designed to help pro-school aghildren become accustomed to

group situUon. such as wlllexiohen the child stares schonThe program Is varied, with

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pony of children their own agod haying fan, Tbo program inpen co children who erenow 4are of age -or who will be 4

Dec. 1, 1971 -sod have not entered kindergarte,,,Registration will be on Thea..y, Sox. 28 et 9 a.m. ale Nues Recreollon center, 787vilwaukee ave. Birth or hospi.I Certificates are required ale time of regIowetio Classesgin the week of Oct. 4 end endC. 10.Cotton - NUes Recreation Cen..r . 7877 Milwauee eve,ayo . Thesdäy and Thursday -30 to 11:30 a,m. Wed. andRei. -30 to 11:30. Tues. and Thurs. -to 3 p.m.station - Grenzten Heights An.

ex - 8255 Oketoessi Mon. & Wed. - 9:30 -:30 o,m. Tues & Thuro, - 9:3011:30 e,m. Theo & Thurn, -

to 3 p.m.

Children8Cera mies

Ceramico for children ages- 15 wIll he held at Cren..n Heights Annex, 8255 Oketo

Wednesday afternoons from45 to 5:45 p,m The 1st oes-n for beginners begins Oct.end ends Nov, 24th, The fee$8 per 8 week aession.Tbet of some supplies will bea. An advanngd beginners

na will begin In Jan. -

ChiidrensCrochetingclass In crocheting for be- -ero will be offered to child-ages S - 13. The Class will

held oc the Hilen Recreationter. 7877 MIlwaukee Ave., ondays from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.-.lut session begIe oct. 4ends . Nov. 29th, A serenI

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KnittingKnittlu.g - for children ages 8

- 15 will be held at the NUesRecreation Center, 7877 Miman.kee Ave. on Theaday afternoonsfrom 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. The istseanion for beginnern starts Oct.5th end ends Nov. -30th. A eec-end session for advanced begin-nera will be held In January.The fee for the 9 week sessionis $3.10.

ChiidrensWater Color

ClassAn art class in water colors

for chIldren egeo 10 . 14 wIllhe held on Tuesday afternoonsfrom 3;45 to 5:15 p.m. at theNUes Recreation Center. 7877Milwaukee Ave, Clanses beginOct. il and end Nov. 30th, Thefee for ftc 8 week program is $8.

- AdultÇrocheting

Classes in crocheting will beheld at the Nifes Recreation Con-ter, 7877 MIlwaukee Ave. onThura. eveningo. A beginnersclass wilt meet from 7:30 to8:30 p.m. end the advanced classwill meet fromB:30 to 9:30 p.m.The lot session begies Oct 7thand ends Doc. 2. The fee for the9 week program is $3.30.

UlLarA class In beginnern guitar

will be offen-ed to children agesil and up pies adults at the NilesRecreation Center, 7877 Milwau.kee Ave. on Thurs,evenisgn from

. 7:30- tu 8Ml p.m. Class beginsOct. 7fb and ends Dec. 2. Thefee for the 10 weak session in$12.

DecoupageA beginners class In the art

of decoupege will he held at theGrennan Heights Annex, 8255Oketo on Thnrndey evenings from7:30 to 9:00 p.m. The lot ses-sinn begins Oct. 14th and endeNov. 13th. A second session foradvanced students will begin inJan. The fee for the 5 weekprogram Is $5.

Adult KnittingKnitting for adults will he of-

fertul at -the NUes RecreationCenter, 7877 Milwaukee Ave. he-ginning Oct. 5th end ending Nov.30th. The claanwlfl meet ooTaen.evenings at 7:30 p.m. for he-ginnera. A aecood 005sioe willbegin In January. The fee farthe 9 week course in $3.50

NeedlepointA Clans in the art of needle.

peint will he offered this win-cor at the Crensan Heights An--flex, 8255 Oketo, The cieno willbe held on Thurs. eveings from7:30 to 9:00 p.m. and will beginJan, 13th. The fee for the 10weekclass la $10.

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l're-School Program - Rovster HeadsAs of Aug. 23. registratIon for Ballard rd., Des Plaines, and - .

the Golf - Maine Park District's North Shore Trace gystitasiwn. O aiue is ic -Pre.School program is open.Tho i block south of Nathanson onparpase nf the Pte-lchsol pro- McArtloir In., Des Meinen.

Three year olds may registerfor 2 or 3 mOrnings at tIte gymlocation, or 2 or 3 afternoonsat the temple locetion. Peur andfive year olda may register for2 or 3 afternoons at the gymlocation or 2 or 3 mornings atthe temple location.

The program will begin Sept.13 and go for ten full weeks. end-Ing on Dec. 6, Session times areM-W-P 9:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 3,or T-FI,. 9:30 to 11:30 and 1to 3. Resident fees are $45 for3 day neonlons and $30 for 2day nenoioes. Register early anenrollment in limited.

gram Is to offer a group playand learning experience to chu-denn before they enter kinder-.garren. Children wili engage Insuch ectivitien as music, palot-ing. crafts. games and storyteil-Ing. underthesupervisienufqaal.kind and experienced personneLThe director of our Pee-SchoolsMrs. Helene Flelford.

Children must he three yearsof age before Sept. 1, 1971 inorder to enroll.. A birth oertifi-cate must be shown at the timeof esreliment. The program is -heldattwo locations: Meine Town-nhip Jewish Congregation, 8800

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. NEWS1..-M.E. Football Jamboree

Action at Maftio Eaot'c annual Blue and White Football Jamboree,Herb RIchter (70) and Doug Tucker (86) attempt to. tackle fullbackMike ICan (34) on his way for a Demon scorn.

At the Sept. 10 MaIne East football jamboree the White team,led by Cuy Buck, crushed the Bite team. 28 - O. Buck's two tooth-down rompo of 80 yards on an Interception and 42 yards onoposo from quarterback Orog Maloney led the scoring for the white-ciad Detasas In this annual latrasqoad scrimmage, Coach Al Eckalso praised the line play of varsity linemen Ed K1eckoer EdKnaplk and Marty Novak.

This year Instead of writingrun-of-tho..mjfl stories aboutcross country meets (which beginto nound the nome after a time)i decided to Interview dlffertntmembers of the varsity harrierteam at Maine East on a weeklybasis, having them discuss theirthoughts of the past week's meetsand their Ideas about the uwom-Ing state meet.

I talked to Mike Slefert aboutthe triangular agalnot MaineNorth and Arlington held Sept.9 at Arlington, but i wan moreinterested in bis predictions forthis year's team.

"We didn't have any troubleat all," said hib, referring tothe Sept, 9 meet, "We ran ahilly, three mile courue In 85degree beüt, John LovaIs wonwIth a lime of 15:36, Jim Molezziwas oecond with 15:45, Iwan threeSeconds behind him, Gary Mar..shah- woo nest at 15:58, and ElchPbalen (who was snffering froma leg cramp) was our fifth manat 16:07."

Then we discussed this year'steam and The possible potentialIt contains now that former stars

Cross Country Interviewby Bill WIloen

John Keaoè, Len Harrelson, andRick Randall have graduated,"Of course, graduation hadsome effect en every good teamthis year, and we wouldn't mindhaving Jahn and Rick back," saidMike, "but I thtisit that oventhough last year's team had moredepth with 12 varsIty runners,the furrent team has Just asgood quality concentrated Intothe 9 runners. William Fremd,who was oui- tøughestcompo00In thp state meet laut year, lesttheir top five rúnsers; ProvisoWest has three good rennersleft, bot they seed a minimum offive; and we shut out Yor.h lastyear, so they nkouhdn't be antough as they ased ta be, Thesefour teams are probably con- dsidered Cn be four of the hostIn Illinois,"

o"As fut' our team, last year. awe were running meets without

anything to compare ourprogresoto. Rut thin year after having astate championship team we canparallel nur dovelepmente andaccompEcmnnts with theirs, Wo'ran' a meet with lust year'steam os paper (comparing timenand places on our home courseon Similar days), and we 'heat'them by threepolnts," Mike commented,.

Mike unshod In 35th place, clMaine East's fifth man In the 32State meet last year,Is"Individually, ourteam Is made 29uit uf te groupo, kichere astI mpocero, Thekicicers usuallyrsachtheir rttOolng peak later In the Seseason, for they run a steady nipace and hick at Ike end, They

have to develop a toagher pace Can the year goes on, But titepaters unuafly keep the sorno Unpace ibughout the year, This esthelpo balsote the team's effort.,"I.00ked Mike who Malus EasIsgreupo we comprised of. "Ourbickers are Rick Phaleo,Jim Mo.. catilessi, Pat Moyer, and myself,John Lovasz, Chris Pednarow.- inItz, and Gary Marshak are ba. wissitally the Iitfèrs,"

and"All In ail," Mthe Cancladod, marwe'll Probably have a térrititmonsoon, baning lay more In-tirios (referring to the sore heel aliLovas; the bad ankle of Bed.,rawicz, and Moyer's aching), we hnpo we cas repeat tonut yea.' pororrnaece,.

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Oiiàe again the Morton GreveAmerican Legion Post #53 isoffering .meinber and residenteof the community the opporgaiyto porticipote In a woethy causoand bave an opportunity to be awinner of Chicago Bears fonthafltickets, ' .

. Fitst Gommander William Cus,.oally says 2 season tickets to 6gamos. will be awarded somelucky ticket hoidér at Oho post'nregular fish fry an Prlday Ott,8. Wmnnér need not be ye-esenr,,The home games at Soldier'sField covered by the season passInclUde the Oct. iO and 31 'oses,Nov, 7, 14 and 25 and the Doc,19 one, Choice east stand in thelocation, Tickets are availablefor a donation of $1 each.

Chairmsn of Iba Past's NursesScholarship Camnoittee in pantcommander Herbert Housdt, 9501Meado, He may be reached at965-3891 for additional informatien, Tithts are also availableat the post's Weekly fish friesand from pant officers and CtuinoiSy, 7533 WIlson tour,, 965..1114.

The AmerlcanLegionregiariysponsors yoUng ladles for their..nurses traIning with thefunds de..rived from this pregram,Severalgirls have already completedtheir schooling and others arestill In their tealsiftg with assis..tante financially from the localLegion.

N.I. OpensHoops

.Notre Dame High SchQol,Nlles,

'poned its 1975-72 academIcyear'Ith an enrollment of 1201 sta.enta, Spatial Orientation pro-

grams preceeded the OffIcialposing day, to familiarise newod returning students with thetheol's new seven lwriod scho-she. The new class day, de-igned to provide- mere oppor-sities forstadvnts to participate

n individual and group tonad-'ng, will l5o provide lncreaoedpportunities -for Notre DameOtdents to ParticIpate in thechool's organized intramotalports prçgrams and other ex-acutricnlar actIvities,Seniors romain the largestsés at the Nitos school, -with'9 members, Next largest classthe freshman class,sumberingS boys, There are 292 sopho-Ores and 287 juniors,A Mass was-celebrated onptemher 55 t mark the begin-ng of o now year at thd sfkool,The l90v, George Winhirchen,0.0,, has bean appointed to theIto of Cheplain at the school,der his direction the ,itwly'ablished office will help toIll Notre Dame's goal of aid-

its students In all oreas ufwth, pornenol as well as edu-una!, .

As part of his responsibilitythe offIce of Chaplain, Fr,kirchen will doVolopin_schoolSunday liturgies, geared pri.Ily teward utudent Involve..t. The office Of.Choplain will

vide religious counselling forstudents who desire t,.

addition to his new dutiesChaplain, Fr, Wishircben wliUntie to direct the Melodoits,

tre Dame's highiy aCclaimed"hand, -

Formed by the Fathers andthere of Holy Cross, Noire-o High School ls.a college. insUtution, with over ninety:es

Boware OfTrOjans bearinggIftnis the watchword for Maine Eaststudents as Homecoming pianakogin to take shape.. mo weeks of hectic activity

will tooth o climas on Saturday,Ott, 2 "Defeating a Myth" thetheme for this year's Hsmecom-Ing in based on Greek mythologyand the colorful floats parada anddance areall ta follow the lineof myths associated withtheTro-jan War, including the gods, god-

- denses and heroes.Meetings bave already begun

concerning Homecoming attivi-ties, particularly. getting ideas

' together for floats, The limit farthe cost of a float is $100, hutit Is suggested that mast clubsspend lens than this. Thu costof the rental of the flat Is notIncluded In the $100 limit.

The pace quickened Wednes-day, Sept. 22 as utudents nomi-noted senior girls for Hotnecam-Ing queen. 1Tltis was dono duringhomereomo.

Thursduy. Sept. 23 durInghomeroom and flrat parlad anall-school pep assembly will heheld lii the fieldhosse. At thistime the cañdidstes will he ptw-sented, Voting ta det6rmls.e thequeen and her court will he heldthat day during the lunch periodsin the fioldhaose haIl, Studentsmust present their I.D. card tovate ond, mast select at the mostfive girls. Of. the five, the girithey want ta became queonahouldreegive two x's hefare hot name,

Students will also he able tovote Sept. 24 befare school asddurIng the lunch periods.

Float building hegins Saturday,501*. 25 from 9a.m. to 12 neonIn the fieldheuse, Work will can-tinue Sept. 27-30 tram 5:45 -7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 1, float build-Ing rtsis from 4-9 p.m. withStudent Council Cerving free foodat 6 p.m. for thooe working. Sot-dents must present their l.D,'u.,An invitation baa been extendedto all faculty to attend and as-slut in the oveuing'o activities.

Float Judging begins at 9 p.m.that night Evaluations will hemade according to thé three floatdivisions, Clans Divinions; GiantDivisIon, for larger clubs andorganizations, and MIdget Divi-5105 for smaller groupa.

For a uetond year, a firelightpop rally culled "Vulcin's Vit-tory Blaze," will be hold afterfloat building ends at 9 p.m.

Maine East Band

Yisfts NorthwesternMembers of the Maine East

Concert 'and cadet bands have 'Sc-cepted Northwestern university's

. invitation ta the st.ctoenth annualHigh School Band Day, at DycheStadium on Saturday, Sept. 25.

This year's performance willinclude over 8,000 hIgh nchoolmusicians..from almost 100 areahigh schools, They'll perform onthe gridiron during bait-time ofthe Northwestern Wildcat vs.Syracuse university foothallgame,

Northwestern's band director,John Fayoter, and Mn assistant..Jemes Huddoth, will direct theentire company, Ted Varges, mu-nit department chairman, andRobsrt Diehi,.aaointunt band dir-ettor, WIJI assist in directingour band tyomhers during the

- parformance,Also. representing Maine Eant

will bethepomponsquad,wner, the direction of Pat Lyons, field

conductor Donné Wilsonof NIIÓC,and a miml,eCCfMaiúe,EsttMu.sicBomrd; ' -f.' -

; . Maine EasIHomecoming

Activities

Cheerleaders, . porn pon girls,hmids, coochos, foatbali players,the Homecoming Courc,-flromen,and aU Blue Demon enthusia-ntswlll assemble behind the foot-bail field for the 9115 p.m.hurniog of Maine's isitiais-M,E,Spirit will rim high as fans singpop songa, yell cheers, andwhls-tie at the pretty girls.

Oct. 2, the day of Homecorn-log, begins at 9 a.m. an the po-rado gets underway. The routehas been changed this year andit runs an follows: begin atnchool, north on Dee Road toBallard, east on Ballard to Mil-wauttee Avenue, south onMllwau-hoe to Oaktan, west on Oaktonta Northwest Highway, NoÑhwoscHighway to F011ar Road, north anPotter buck te the school.

Afternoon events hegin with thefronti-sopii footbali gamo at 12noon and the varsity face theDowners North Trojans around2 p.m. is the ahl-looportant.game.

During thegame's Intermissionthe winning floats in each of thethree divisions will ho announcedan all of the floats parade aroundthe fIeld, The Homecoming queenwill also be crowned betweengames by last year's queen, Mau.-roen McConnell from Park Ridge.

- Homecoming - festivities willend with the dance that eveningfrom 8-11 p.m. Tickets for thesemi-formai dance, to be heldin the cafeteria are $2,50 percouple.

Also continuing from lust yaarwill be the saie of Homecomingbuttons for 2Sf. . Homecomingchairman SantE Seliorgren fromFark Ridge soya, "Council re-presentatives will ha selling thubuttons, deulgned b,y Grog Wray,a 1969 Maine Raat graduate, Noone should be without a littleMalne,East spirit,"

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Maine West vo. Maine South -Sept, 24 at 8 p.m.: Maine Eastvs. Downers North - Oct. 2 at12 noon: Maine North vs. NewTrier - Oct. 9 at 2 p.m.; MaineEast vs. Proviso West - Oct. 15at O p.m.: Moist South vs. Glen-brook North - Oct. 16 at 12 naos;Maine North' vs. MaIne South -Oct. 22' at 8 p.m.; Moine Wystvs. Gboshrooh South - Oct. 29at 8 p.m.; Maine South vs. Deer-fIeld - Oct. 30 at 12 000n; MaineEast vo. York - Nay, 5 at 8p.m.: Maine North VO. OlvnhrookNorth - Nov. 6 at 2 p.m.; MoineWest vn, Maine North - Nov, 12at 8 p.m.; Maine South vs. NilesWest - Nov, 13 at 12 osos,

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High ScoresC. Oswald 603; D, Vague 253-

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High SeriosSis Ernerich 493; Mary Calli-

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. assemb1s Sept. 7-10. DurIng Fv-hIbg thefrhmanssem..these assemblies SflIdent were bly, the class presldenrs also1ziornd of u1Lom*Jg Cli. slo,l about theIz fuflixe i1assvua;-ooch BO HomecomIng on for Iba classaod 1noducedthelrOct. 2 a V-Sbow scheduled for 050cutho boards. Officers forig00 in-w. de senior class are president

Princiil Jobs Ciouser osI- Bob Qara1 of Morton GreveCoined al! the cIIoeo for the VICe-president, Eileen Breslin ofcoining sthool ,ear. oessthg Nitos; secretary UnnaeCarison.iba available aclivilies at MaIne f Giezvlsw; andtreasurer, MariaEast and tl Deed for snalont DiPrimo of Morton Grove. jimiormespnnsibiilty. Sthdenx Conncli class ofuirers are president,omcers a activity chiismes Corey Carbonara of Mies; vice-.o_ to the classes, The alms prestdent, Jeanne Afelio of Park$Í------- Ridge; secretary. Donna Guck of

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f 6505 N. MILWAUKEE $ ei iae soi,omore class incitrie-CUT flowers president. Bili Rlz of NUes;

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hie Segle, Thírsday, September23 1971

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Oakton Community collegev,hlcb sertes the residents ofMlles arid Maine Townshigelieganits second year of operation onAug. 30, with nearly three thugsas many faculty and students asit had during its starting year.When late registrados closed onSe1a. 3, a total of 2,253 seidenEShad registered. -There are 130geroons on the teaching faculty.Of these, 82 are fili-finse tea-chers and 48 ore goof-time.

Spore utilization at the interimrompis. which Is housed 1 theIndosirial complex or Ooltton atNagle, Morton Grove. lsvlrtuallycomplete. The four buildings In.che complex ore used to copocityfrom B o.m. to 10 p.m. five daysa week and from 9a.m. to 12 noonon Saturdays. During Phase limodlflcotlons improvementswere made In clasordnrns, lai,-orotorles. nod sgociol teochingarcos In order to accommodatethat loTit of stedento and faculty.

Receives DegreeOhio State .YJniveroity Issued a

list of seniors and graduate sto-dents who received degrees atits summer commencement. OcrClifton R. Wharton Jr., presidentof Michigan Stato University ad-dressed the gruuotes at camgoioCeremonies held Sept. 3 io St.John Arena.

Graduates Included Kenneth T.Misener, Nues, hachofor ofscience io busIness administra..tics.

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Yearbook deadlines will he mee by S.eon editore (seateil) JuliMacshah of Park Ridge, editoa'.ln-chief; (standing) Andrea Sil..bocinan of Morton Grove and Bob Kucera of 3filen, co-photo-graphy editoro. Not plctured Marci Perlmon of NOes. copy editor.

bulletin. Students who are Inter-ested can order a packet of 52friendship sle pictures for $1 -

at- the time pictures -are takenat schooL

Lens sales run Oct. 25 thruNov. 5 durIng lunch periods inthe cafeterie. The price in $5with delivery expected late inMay.

. Maine East

lic Meeting -

At the first meetIng of MsinaEast's Parent-Teachers' Coon-cil. Principal John Claimer dis-cussed activities and policies forthe upcoming school year withl'rc members. -

His address, 'A POsIthe Out-look-School Year 1971-'fl," in-dluded remarks concerning openrompis on campes, new studentrestrictions os to use of freetiEne and the Learning ResourceCenter, and the cultural 'mIaouCommittee, beaded by Ruth An-dorsos, math department chain-man, Adlscuunionof Homecomingactivities was also held at theSels. 13 meeting.

FTC officers ai-e presIdent,Lew Malter of Morton Grove;vice-president, Paul Dahigren of -

NUes; and secretary. Mrs. Rob-ort Sollergren of Park Ridge..

Open Houses, sponsored byl'rc, scheduled for Monday, -

Nov. 8 and Wediíesday Nov. 0,.beginning at 7 p.m. At the firstOpen House, parents whose lastnames are A thÑugh M areinvited to -meet with thee.- chU-dran's teachnrs On Wednendaypermits N-Z are invited.

Art Teacher

Serves as Art JudgeMaine East art teacher Robert

Cobb was one of three persansaoked to judge work at the FirstAnnual Arg Fair sponsored by

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the Mainliner Club of United Air-lineo.

Approximately 100 United Air-lines employees and theirfami-lien exhibited a variety of art-work ami crafts at the Sago. 12fair. Judging was done in eightcategorIes, Including scuigoure,oil, watercolor, and eralES. Mr.Cobb is in hin eighth year an theMaine East- faculty and- teaches

.kIng to Art I, Ii, and Ill

Snifle, Maine East, you're thestar nf the Letto Here are someimportant shooting dates for yourcalendar. -

Sept. 30 is the deadline forSeniors to have their portraIts

- taken for the yearbook. A sit-fing can be scheduled by caningRoot fliotoprophern, 765-5500.

Underclass pictures wiU betabeo. Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. Auclieduie mM be announced in the

PictureFraming Classes

"Picture Framing - Phesent"and "Pant" are two new daisesadded to the Maine Adult EveningSchool program for the FaU'71torto,

'Pic--mre Framing - Present"wifi give Instruction on moderopicture layout. frame construc-tian md finishing, glass and matcuttingS and spocial effects withvelvet, burlai and other fabrics.Demonstrotions will be followedby workuhop sessions. The clanswill be held 7:30 to 9:30, forfour T1zesday evenings beginningSept. 28. lt will meet at Maine -Township High nchopl East,Dempoter anLi Patter, Park RIdge.

"Picture Framing - Past" wilibe devoted te antique frames.withdemonstraon and workshopnes..Olono on repairing and restoring,gold leaf application, and toning.This dono will follow 'PicturaFraming - - Present," beginning

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BENEFITS, PAIOHOLIDAYS AND VACATIONSWILL BE AcCEPTING APpUCATIng

FRIDAY SEPT.24 FROM -

9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. -

. APPLYAT

MAYFLOWERFOOD STORE.

- 26Th GOLF ROAD

GLENVIEW

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KEYPUNCH OPERATORS

: J

. 8OO AM. - 4:30 P.M.NIGHÍS 4:30 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. -

Operators- with a minimum 6 months working experience.os 029 and 059, Alpha and Numeric will qualify. Work Ina beautiful, modero office with pleasant and congenial em-

rosInen.We offer excellent starting aalary plus lIberal discount onfasbiQas and company paid profit sharing.

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CALL OR APPLY PERSONNEL

. .9A.M.to4P.M.

Queen's Way To Fashion -

7300 N. MELVINA - ,NILES, ILLPHONE: 647-0300

An Equal OppnrtunityEssployer

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE.

DEPARTMENT -

Good figure bg*ItUde required. Background In accenni-Ing or beokkeeping necessary. Knowledge of accounts goy-able belful, AiS company benefits.

Cali Miso Hacking at 673-6610 fer an interview.

HIRSH CO.. 8051 CENTRAL PARK

SKOKIE, ILL.an equal opportosity employer

TELEPHONE SECRETARIESl0 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. 5

days perwk.4:30 P.M. - 12:30 AM. Sat.

& Oiei.Experience not necessary.You willbe tratnedto handleimportant and professionalçajig. Paid whIle training.Good oalary aid excellentcompany benefits.Call. OR 4-4044

SUBURBAN. ANSWERING SER'ICE

6031 Dumpster StreetMorton Grove

th.. Depeiniabse & capable Clean..lug Woman 2da,s per week.

..PLUNKETT

FURNITURE CO.7224 N. Harlem --

-.., -763-23oo-....

. HOSTESS-

WAITRESS -

3 nIghts per week,RIGGIO'S RESTAURANT

7530 W. Oaktòn, Nibs6-3346

CLERK ' TYPISTFOR STORES DEPART-

- M55JT.Should be accurate typlotwhnlikes detali.Hours: ;00 A.M..- -3:30 P.M. Encollent bene-fits including insurance andProfit Sharing Trust Fund,

CONTAa, MISS BYRNE

ITT- Harper Inc.8200 N. LEHIGHMORTON GROVE

.Yò 6-6000. - IN- 3-4100 -

An Equal Opportunity Employer

LOVE CLOTHES?Need to oupplemenc yourincome? Hove both with ex-citIng BEELINE FASHIONS

. yeyoy plan. -Car and phonenecessary. NodeUverinor -collecting. Over 21.

-724-8434 or 965-038

NURSES AIDESFlexible hours, full or partilOte. Must be li, Call Mrs.Larson

966-9590,NILES MANOR

NURSING CENTRE8333 Golf Roal, NUes

RECEIVING CLERK-We manufacture surgical Instruments and equijunant andare la need of a person to work In ear warehouse as a re-..celving clerk. Soma warehouse experience désired.

Qualified candidato will enjoy a gond starting salaryand ex-relient fringe benefit package which includes health blife inunrance, profit sharing, tuition reimbursement, paidVacation and 9 paid holidays.

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FOR PERSON-AL iNTERVIEW CALL

J.ML BAUMANN . : <J74-6807

VMueIIer DIVISION

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American Hoopitat Supply Corporation -

6600 W. TOUHY AVE. NILES. An Equal Oppertinity Employer

SALESMANLooking fer a sales careerthat offers you anapportunhty- net a job? We have such anopportunity at Pitney Beses,If ysu can communicate, weWOW to talk with yyu. WO arean International corporationwith ali fringe benefits.Starting salary to $800 pormonth, depending on-yourgatt oaos experience. Pluscamisiooian. First yearsearnings should be in excesoof $l4000.

TOM JARVIS446-8800

PITNEY BOWES, INC.480 ContraI Ave. -

Northfield illinoisAn- Equal Opportunity Employer

Garage Sale. Sat. b Sun.,SeiS. 25 and 26. Skis. sleds,oil paintings, aquarium,clothing, much misc. 8423Betty Tour., Nues (off Corn-borland or, Dempoter). Pro-coeds to Nues Garden Club.

APT. FOR RENT

HILES ARE-A; Milwaukee &Touhy, 1 Mcm., $155.00 .Milt$uheeTouhy. 2 bdrm.$200,00 . .. . Milwaukee-Do..von, 1 bdrm., $545.00. CallMr. Olsçn

774-3381

PETS FOR SALE

Welsh Corgi 1*1110, ARC . -

Ghampins sired. Baauilfulmalen and females fox' getor Ohow. $125- $175.

965-4661

-HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED- MALE orFEMLEMALE RECREATION

SUPER VISORFULL TIME. CONDUCTGYM ACTIVITIES. P.E, DE-CREE PREFERRED. SAL-ARY OPF1.

CALL967-6633

- TV a APPLIANCE. SALES -

- Full & Part Time

Salary plus commission.- Profit Shoring and manycompany benefits.

C.E.T.- -

966-8800Mr. Polito

Student wasted. After schooland Saturday, General stockwork. $2.75 an hour. AbtT.V., 7315 Dampster.

GARAGE SALE GALAGE SALE

GARAGE SALE-

WED. a THURS., SEPT. 29, & 30th10 AM. to 4 P.M.

--8840 N.OSWEGOMORTON GROVE

BUSINESSSERVICES

Wilke Plastering Co, Plan..ter Repairs. 8108 W. Oak-

-ton. NUco, -823-0151,823-5489, 631-1698.

PAINTER

Call a painter that will pro-tact your hamo and do you agood jab, 334-1783.

FOR SALE - AUTO

1970 Buick LeSobre Conv.Excel, Coud. AirCOndt. Per..strg., nyr. brakes. Bloc.Windes, 13,000 . orig. mi,

. Pen. boites with-beige top.- ]paf Pty. $9ßØ. 676-0 660 -

LI

Attractive young ines b wo-men li-25. Earn $10,000 ayr. - as a professional danceiautructec. No exp. needed.Will train free. Full or panttinta. For Info call 647-7494

. beim. I jon and 10 pa,

Fred AstaiieDance Studio

7403 N. Milwaukee Ave,- Nlles,ilL

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ADULT ICE SKATINGINSTRUCTORMInimum Age -21

PART TIMERECREATION LEADERFor a general programMlnlmiun age - 17Please coil 967-6633 for ap.plication or apply in personNILES PARK DISTRICT

Office - -

-7877 N, Milwaukee Ave,

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS- Part Time

DaysContact

- Mr. Potter- YO 5-5300

PAYROLL CLERK.for School System. 12 Mo.Position. 8;30 A.M. - 4:30P.M. Payroll experiencepreferred.

ContactMr. D. C. Stetina

824-1102 -.

FOR SALE-AUTO1964 Convair, convertible,auto. trans., white walls,bucket seats, clean. $350 orbest offer. YO S-6157.

1956 Poed 4 dr. Victoria,RadioS heater, automatictransmIssion. 631-6355.Ask for t4ilte. -

-MUSIC a DANCE

REGISTER NOWFor Classes:.

Piano - Organ - AccordionGuitar - Drama - Art - -

Ballet- Tep-Acrohatics_Character

Special Music b Dance- CIquses

- for Pre-SchoolarsPrIvate Lessons Also

AvailablePhone: 724-4255 or

. 251-7587 -

i*op in and Visit the NewHALLRICH CENTER

FOR PERFORMING ARTS- Inc.

. TalismanVillage, Suitoll7.2640 Golf Read, GlonviaW

- PERSONALS

READER a -ADVISERAdvise on family affairs,- -

business, marriage, Gellforappi. - -

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296.2360.os- come to9222 N. Çreenwood Ace. -

Acrosfro*sGQlfMUlSbop..--------

HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED MALE

.hlia Segle, Thurs. September 23, 1971 bago 25

e 26

WANT ADS

MUSIC INSTRUCTION

liano, Guitar, #ccordto,Oagau & Voice.°ivate lu-SUUcUonS home oz studio.Classic & popular music11chard l Giaimoe

965-3281

OFFICE FOR

5 room offIce for rent.$850.00 IncludIng heat andair - coudidonlug. Call544-0960 gr 544-7022.

COCKTAIL WAITRESSWANTED

LUCIFERS DEN827-5509

Police TrainingCoutinued from MG P.1

to 1/4 the uormal size. The worhIs denn very fast and it toohone full day and part of the nextday to fill lt up. If we turn tothis machine we cas eliminareone crew lu public works. Itcould - mean a savings for thevillage and I thish thin machinewoald pay for itself"

A group of citIzens from theChurchill area represented byDr. Irwin Gimbucgh and AngolasPoulahadis told the board thatsince the new Animal Ordlnacecame into effect thai they hadno place tu Walk their . dogs."Our dsgu are all leauhed andare taken deep Into the wosds.Now our chiidreo are afraid tuwalk them sInce they may geta warning ticket nr a regularticket from the police," saidPoulakadis. "We are here toash the hoard what cao be done,"he contioed. Dr. Glmburgh uald,'!Dur only qxestlon is, if we godeepenough into the woods, 19it alrighc?" Dr. Glnoburgh Soldhe had swheu with Forest Pro..Serve officlalu who say walkingdogs there except where 51gmare pxsted Is germlssible wltIthem. Arty, Nordherg said hefelt this was alright os long axthere was no offense to anyone.Trastee Martin Ashmon sold hefelt that golog deep loto the Woodsshould be permItted if the dogsare leashed and John HIlkIn so-ted thin ordinooce Was paosed toeducate the p011ic and - to helpteach them to train and containtheIr animdls, Whether they hedogs dr cats. The final agree-ment was that animals svoold be

: allowed in the forent preserveswhore no signs are pooled ifleashed 0ml not offensive to any-ose. The pollee will be iootruc-ted toyardo this agreewent undWill encourage dog walkero totake their puts far into the for-est preserves,

Arty. John Nordberg saidjudgeEgan ruled against the village luthe Special Use soOgint at Lin-coin and Austin by the ClockOil Co. and he suggested weretain SpreMi Council 9tchacdhaupt to take this matter co theCourt of Apgeals. The board con-corred. Mayor node said he andether officials attesded the nl-ficlal opening 01 the Harws andChurch improvement project lastSaturday. Sisee they duere re-quested to atteod a Board ofHealth meeting, the proprrty own-ers of ike Convenient Fond Store

O 00 Dempeter across from NotreDame High school have takenstein to cIron op their premises.

Martin Ashman said that Vie-tor Waicbrik ni the Cook Coos-tIf Honsing Authority can attendnur meeting on Wednesday, Oct.5and at 7 p.m. nu that day, allare invited to hear a discos-siso on homing for the elderlylu Morton Grove

eThunsd*» $tet0bey9;'j973

Dist70 - FrórnthàLEFun Fah'Saturday

Excitement, tkrllls and aaround gun are ne the agendo foPUN FAIR _ "79f" MortoncrosSchsn9 Disuicc 70 tnilj hold thjannual fond rObing event ou thGyove Schosi grounds, 861School Street, Saturday, Seytemher 25, The action will begin9:30 o.m. and continue until 213p.m.

Along the midway yoo'll encounter snosething of interest foevery member ofthefamfty. Mommay want to make her first sto,at the ever popular "Bake SaleSooth," which mlii be in serviceby 9 a,m. Here she'll he temptedby u varIed array of delIcaciesthat will ali be homemade, breadscaltes, pIes and cookies for anyOccasion, This years for the see-ond time, will he featured a widevardety nf sweets wich an in-tet7)ational flair, such as Plumb

n Cake..Germaay, Baklava..Greeceand Koiache-Poland, So whetherynor selection Includes Kniacheor American Apple Pie, the eu-tire family is bound to be de-lighted with Mother's choice,

Continuing down the midway,you'll find ouch delightful gamesas "The Lollipop Tree," "klugToss," and the "Dart kuoti,"far the younger set. Teenagerswill waitt to upend some time atthe "Hat Bar," "Goldfish BauSt"and the ever popular "Stuffed-Animal Booth". As for odoits,the "white Elephantfluoth" willundoubtedly appeal to them,

An apra Invitation to stop forlasci, han been entended to allby Ed Ecbhardt, sagt, of schools,and Ray Neleon, aunt. supt, Faceulty members will assist theGruye coni,, Mrs. Homard Clark,tu prepare and nerve funds onthe meno, This will be a gerfectOpportunity for you tu meet withfriends and fellow aoonciates.

Thlo years fentivitien have beenplanned and coordinated by Mro.Frank [Iren and Mro, KennethPieper, co-chairmen, Hopefully,yOo'il pian to attend and mohoFUN FAIR - "71" the best ever.

"White Slephant" contribu-nono may be bronght to the schoolor picked op by coiling 966.5423nr 966-8909,

InstaUatjon, .

Continued from MG P.1

Edward McMahon, a pest corn-mander of theMortonCrove Pontiand Mrs. Ed Longe, past Mor-non Grove Unit President andpest 7th Gist, President, mutaI-hug at arms for the eveningWill be Mro, Clarence Rusn, ai-so a pest Uoit president; andAlbert Nehart, past pest commun-

. Vncaliot for the ceremunieswill be Mrs Salph Hints, Shewili be accompanied by Jo AunKarl at the organ, mho appear-ed other Legion fonctions In thepast and is engaged at the Su-fari Hotel Rostoarant currently.

Also participating will be thePost Sitie Squad under the -dir-ection uf retiring ugt, at armo,Hotoard Karsten, who nill per-form honor gourd duty; PhillipCancelleri, master uf ceremon_lesI and Auxiligry color bearersMrs. Anthony LaRooa und Mro,Richard Meudels,

Village president Jume Bodemill address the assemblage.

The arrapeomeurs for the eve-uing are under the directinu stpresident Raymond liar..ris and Mrs. Herman Hack, Both

- Will give resumen nf their yearin review; and Hurrio will callthe installation to order,Dancing a ltd a late evening huf..

fol Sollt follow the program. APro_installation dinner will beheid at Vol's Restaeeaut at 6p.m. The gonrmet dinner is byreservation

by 'utuSde wxpe#s," sohn snasid beistganlnupusdalgucommedudon concernIng a snen'ger.

ii What is wrong wIth the Lamer-type of 3ournal-85m is they bring sorne liorv-rimnoed journalism

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students onto the scene to investigate anareanthichthey're unfamiliar with, and then draw coociaslons-froto pee-judgments, which they weot luto tise its-

5 vendgacjoo whit. Because they didn't receive ca-- operation front the park aepresentatiyes0 tvhentheytt wanted to review their honks, they made the ise-o iedent there wan something which was hidden

by thIs aedos. They then carried thin pee-judgmestg- to its next step, which would be there's hankyr punky toblng place, -

What depressed their image with as was theirflailing away at the secret meetings which talcoplace -in the district, We have been at every regu-larly scheduled monthly meetIng this year, and havelslhlicly stated at 3/4 of these meetlugi the BoardIS illegally couductieg much of their meetIngs be...hind closed doors, Not only have no other news-papers objected at these closed meetings, but theLetner newspapers have been most negligent in theiramt eves being in attendance at many of the meet-ingo,

The serles han been important, -but it has beenconducted, by people who know nothing about Nilespark dintrict's hingory, and han thus missed theessentials behind the district's preueat problems,Wet-nosed journalism graduares identified the in-dividual board members an working mea who have85 admijøuta-atiye backgrunod In their work ree-orda, This implied certain guys should be electedtu i:uhlic office and certain ones shouide't. The wetnasen, whose Mummies and Daddies paid their wayinto their mid-twenties, judge "their" type ofpeople are qualified tu elected office, whereasthe pour slobs who went to work after high schuslnhosld not run for elecçed office. We would he In-terested in knowing what adminIstrative exper-lecce these pre-jsdgeru huge that they can af-ford to look down cheir cusen at those whàseMommies and Duddien didn't wet-nurse them Intotheir 2Ws

Ou the other nide of the cola, the Informationthe pork attorney in making $35 an hour Is inter-outing, When the subject was broached at a recentpark huard meeting, a guy much interented in parkactivities, jumped te the defense of the park at-tortcey, and sold it was degrading thin fee should

P ark Board. . Cont'd from NIIes-E.Malne P,the general coosractur which who reported the new Little Tamcompletes 92% payment of the - golf cuurse has become an ist-Ballard Park comuts'oction. osant money maker, During thejonquil Terrace representa- fIrst 18 days of play only 60tivnu unte again auked Ike pork peuple were allowedonthe cuorsehoard to pursue the land owned daily nd about $180 wan takenby dintrict 64 for purh lund, lt in, Now, with the 'no limit' play,mus originally condemned fur gruusno over $800 doily have beessCknnl property kst -when the realized. Lenke saId the main-Board decided Tut tu ase it the tonasen Cust for the tnurse Inoriginal owner sued mr its re- $200 daily,turn. A lower court agreed with ')lt was also reported 20 tu 30Ike owner kot the cane is nowbuing appealed, While the price gulf leagues bave requested play10 years ago mas $50,000 far the for next year, Beusse empha-5 acres the expected present uiznd he thought Nilesites shouldprice may he as high ás $350,000, get preferente un all playing,

iucloding league play.The pork hsurd atturney said theFitte progress has been mudeBuard did not have money for in the Betty-Chester, jozwiahouch action, hot reuldunt Tom

and Kirk Lune Parke and Arch..Flynn, au urban planner, uaid in-it-ct Wissiewnbi and thn main...creased Itond indebtedness could tenante crew were commendedbe Ondertahen by the Board, No fur their efforts tu those pro-decininu wan reutbed on the jeers.motter though - Flynn was asked

There still have been so firmts discuss the technical aspectsanswer regArding the sale ng re-sg a federal grant which he said venne heeds, It mas reported thethe Board shoold cnmidnr for Bank of Wiles in atill cumider..future development of the dis-

g the saie and the district has-trict,u t "finally been turited duwn."Water problems in the Cren- ......Scout leader GeurgeGaumf5e

nun Heights gym delayed-the pay- eloquently thanked the Board forlug at a final kill to the beat- its efforts on behalf of the scoutsing contractor, The pork archi- summer swim program, 496 bnysteet said design failure and jsdg- and 118 leaders were involved inment of materials used may have the program, lt was the 5th con-contributed to the problems, The secutive year. Guothier awardedContractor will he asked to ut- certificates -nf appreclatinn totend the next meeting, each of the commIssioners,....,Nsvember 15 should he Ikecompletion date for the layIng uf HMM Dinner Dancetognoil ut the Washington Park

Jude's Chapter, of theNaimalongside GEMCO, Semer murkConference for Widswed, isaud the building of a detontionhoning a dinner dance at thehase slowed the jtrugresn fur the'Lido,' 5304 Milwaukee ave. Mu..perk there. Because CEMCO will51 furnished by the 'Melodybe grading the area, if the dirt

in laid there usw Ike district Kings,' Dinner mill be full courseand nerved family style. Ticketswill have co accept the present$750 ned a Cash bar, Cncktuilsgrade cnnlmittmeut rather than

the sue which will he made dur- 6t30 p.m., dinner ?ilOp,m, Dane-Ing the nest tun months, Ing unly .. admissien 92,50 from

93B to 82:30 p.m. For furtherThe mont optimistic repnrtotinfuomatiun or reservations calithe night man Issued by Lenke775-6484 or 456.6982,

--.- ,-' -.u.. ,n.Aisill.

HANDeyan - be qsesdcned, Olddeiisiy, d dèfde, ofdie ee was aluna an attorney, and an investigo-tien of the ineny thoIwßnd 0f dollars in legalfees (Ibe Lette flgune is 80,!00 since 8966) nknuldbe nntviewed.

What must be realized in past park disia.ji,prabjesus in the district did nut baye "exports"who nerved titg 4isie'icg weil. The camuajssgonersat former director icbreincg's insistence, hiredan architectural f1ssu. which bad mat been involvedio park architecture in the past. 'The errar was amajor one, which preved oxponsive, and consumedmuch gipse as well an muney.

The district recently had experts, perhaps conmany, on the payrall, which bad been hired In er-den, to handle the greatly enlarged disgric, Cam-hieing this suddenly burgeoning payroll, with thetremendous number of new projects, baci cceasdthe disirfet's bankroll. Witheuc u'ilsiug tite tactrates die dIstrict Is attempting ca treble cile ree-reatlnu in the arca, wLthuut seeking the necessarymoney ta aparate.

When school districts expand tleir facilities,they generally go te the vetees 1er money ferthe enlarged progrars Why shauld the park dis..Erlitt not take the canse roule to the voters?

Getting co the mont Important actien we du be-Ileve a Sturo study uheuid be undertaken re-gardlag coasaildatien, The park dIstrict is maneypoor, and limited in the chamele it has for re-ceiviog money, The village is money-rich, and hansales tax and utility tax bonanzas, which could befed Into recreation areas, if the pregram wan apart uf the village district, But the bogey behindsuch a pian, Is whether an Indemmedent districtwould be preferrahle te a consolidated district,uodertheausplces ofauafl-pnworful political figure,

We don't know tite answer and we doubt if any-one in NUes has the ebJectivity to reach the rightconclusion, It would seem obvien- a group of ex-porta, from outside Nlles, could beet study theproblem, A commIttee Comprised uf attorneysfrom the villsgo and park districts with diverseopinions, pies accountants from the village andpark, who dinagree wIth each ether's figures, -plus officials whene first interests lie in theirown boards, Is not nur idea nf an impartial ob-Jective commIttee, tu atudy thin all-importanttauh, -

i Pl Cahillto Speak

at OaktonPaul Cahill, Director of Com-

monity Relations fur WDBM-TVwill bu the special guest nf Oak-too Cnmmsnity college on Sept.30. CahIll, whu will be on thecullege cumpin from 12 noon tn2:30p.m.,willnhswamnulewhithhe created "Nothln' LIke Us EverWas," -

Cahill, who has had a long car-0er in communIty and public re-latlous, joined WBHM-TV lu 1964an Puhllc Affairs Manager, Inaddition tu bis present dutIes asDirector of Community Relationsqahill lu also producer of spatialbrandcasts, "observer - at -large" for WBDM..TV News andnno uf the hnstx of tito weeklydlxcosslon seriCu, "Corn mouGround,"

Au invitation to view "Nathln'Like Us Ever Was," which runs33. mlnstes, Is beIng extended todli members of the student hndyand cnlloge faculty, Mr. Cahillwill conduct u discussIon of thefilm and answer q9estious nf in-terest to the students andfaculty,

Library. . -

Cont'd from Niien-E,Maine P,i

is limited to a total of SO thil-dreu,

'rvdo half-hour seusinns areplanned for Thursdays, beginnIngon Oct. 14 until Nay, 18, Morn-Ing sessions are at 10t30 a,m,,afternoon sesslnns at 2 p.m..

This l*'ogram Is espoclallyde-signed tu he an enriching copec-lente for youngstopu, Materials,to ho Used include bnokn, films.slides and records, Comeundjolous for ail 1ko fun and surprisesi

Orchesis Tryouts and - ClinicsSenior Orchesis officeru Ø. to r.> tIenne Wiieuu of Nues, vice-

president; cheryl Mitsoif of Pink Ridge, preeideui and Huily Kund-kow of Morton Grove, eertacary-treasinvr, limber up before clinicabeg1

Tryouts i6r both limier and th,se etudants who ehaw interestsenior Orchesis will be heldFri- in the club and basic dance elaills,day, Snpt. 24, and Tuesday, Soge. V-Shuw will be the first ma-28, In roam 166, wIth clinics Jar event for Orchenis this year,being hold Sept. 20-23, 'y highlight of the scheel year

A Jazz routine will be taught, la the annual Dance Concert yea-- Including an introduction to the diced by mambora etboth groups.

basic forms of dance. Each girl In additiun, Orcheuls memberswill be instructed to chareogragh will appear lu the Spring Musicher own routine in either ballet, Festival, AU - students aro in-mador,, dance. or tap, vited tu tryout and become a pact

There are two placement le- of this event,vols in Orcheuis. A wuold-be This year's nenlar Orcheulsmember will be placed in either officers aro Cheryl Musalf ufJunior or senior Orchesis, The Park Ridge, preoident; Donnalatter is mainly for atudentswko Wilson efluilen, vlce-prenident;have had at least one year in and Holly- Kamikov of MortonjunIor Orcheeis or who shun a Greve, aecretary - treasurer,better than average ability in Sponsors are Misa Schmitz, eon-dancing since senIor Orchenis 1er Orchesie, andMro,Jan Clark,la the main performing group. junior Orchesle,Junior Oreltesis Is limlied io

Maine Evening Classes OpenMaine Adult Evening School lieus, claoseo meet from 7:30

classes open Thursday evening, tu 9,Sept, 20. at Maine Township 111gb Whenever clauses arestifl openScitnol Eaot, Dempeter and FbI-ter, and Maine Township High f0r enrollment reiatradons willSchuol South, Dea and Talcot utili he accepted up to the open-both lin Park RIdge. ing time ei clea, Students wbould

Monday evening cleaeu begIn go to the echos! where the classSope, 27 at Maine TownshIp High is to be held at 7 p.m. in scierSchool Wuet, Wulf and Oakton, to register for clauses utartingDes Plaines, and at Maine South. evening,Tuesday classes at Maine EaSt The Maine Adult Evening Schuolwill utero Sept, 28, Weduenday 696.1600. can supply further in-clasoed at Maine West will he- ferluatluis on claie, tuition andgin Sept, 29. With eome excep- reiatratinn Proceduree.

Emerson Jr. High Open HouseThe Emerson Jr. High school,

8100 N, Cumberland, Nues, willhold Ita annual "Open Husse"fur parents on Sept, 27 at 7:45P.111,

All parents arc anked to re-port to their children's homeronm at the eponing hour, Theywill muvefrem room tu mum inthat particular cere, with eachtoucher giving a shsrt renume ofthe fertbcomthg studIen in the1971-72 uchnol year. 5ßpocIaIpresentation will be held in theg3tmuaaium following the roomtour,

Refreshments will be servedin the cafeteria by the Co-Social

Melzer SponsorsOpen Houses

Melzer PTA will hold two uponhouses at Melzer School, 9400Oriole in Octpker, The themefor the year is "Everything isBeautiful,"

The fIrst open house will heheld on Wedneuduy Oct. 6. Par-cuts uf childt'ea In graden onethrough six are invited to viuittheIr children's rooms betweenthe hours of 7 und 9 p.m. Dur-Ing thuse hours refreshments willhe served inSte all-purgose roamby the PTA board members,

The necussd upen house will beheld ou Thursday, Oct. 7atßp,m.for parents of kindergarten cIBi-iren, They wIll meet lu theirchild's mobile ronm where re-freshmentu will be served f0i-lowing the open house,

Chairmen, Mro. John Rumsey,8149 Grace st,, Nileu; Mra, HarryWincliell, 7632 N. Olcntt, Hilenand Mrs. Mattßarnett, 8457 W.Nurmul, Nlles, after the presea-talion,.

Woodrow. Wilson PTA

The Wondrow Wilson PTA willhold its first meeting uf the newschuni year en Monday, Sept. 27,at 7:30 p.m., Is the all-purposerosm nf the Wondruw Wiluonschool, 8257 Harrison st., Hiles.

Guest speaker will be Rev.FrancIs L, Pilas, S,J,, natinnallybesens family-life cuunoeinr andlecturer. HIs subject for the eve-ning will he "Who's The Buns,You or Your Children?" FatherFilas tu professor nf thenlogyat Loynlasuiverolty, Chicago, andhas lectured from count to countas n'clic man crusade for whole-some family life.

A question and answer perindwill follow the letture. Refresh-meets will be nerved,

Parents of children of all agesare invited tu attend this mostinformative seyslon,

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Hóiiy Miller Finalist in Sewing Contestholly Beth Millar, 14, daugh-

ter uf'Mm. and Men, ClarenceL. Miller of 9021 Guiten, NUes,bas been named one ut the nixfinalists in d,e Sub Dub Divin-ion ot. the Singer Werld Style-maker Contest, Au a finailsi sheeiii flY to Sas Francisco en Oct.10, to compete fer the title of"Queen uf Sewing" and o tripto Reme, Paris er London orsi.noo io cash or a acholar-shIp fami. The finals will be heldat the St, Francis Hotel on Oct14th.

Holly, aaog6nmareatdieMaiueEast High School, would like togo tu college and major in Eng-Ush and drama or music, asshe io thinking uf either a writ-ing career, the stage or becameIng a music teacher. Her etherinterests aun macrame and eheplays the - organ, She is aleoa Senior Scout,

She has been oewiag for fearyears. She makes clothes farher sisters, age 10 and 13, hatsand stuffed animals.

For the ceutest, Holly madea three-piece knlcker suit inblack and white huit which shewears with a black knit turnIa-neck and opaque nteckingq, The

llamen,, IS Bulterlck 6200. ainithe -tötal cost was $30, -

Her entry wßS Judged by ¡naR. EBene, Fashion Coordinatorof Stacy Fabrics, Dell Rivers.Director uf Talon CansumerSes'-vices, andJoanueScbreiherceew-Ing columnist fer Newnpeper En'. -

earprise Association.Holly, who is 5'5 1/2", bau

dark brown oyes and black hair.i-ter father io a food divIsiOnmanager ior Gulf.

Holly hug already won a Sin-gee tape recarder In a localjudging, and a"Touch & Sew"zIg;zag machine by Singer atthe regianal cuntestleveLWheth-er or sot ehe wins the cuveted"Queen uf Sewing" title, she willbe awarded $600 as well as titetrip tu San Francisca for beinga national finalist.

There are tlsree divisions inthe Singer World Stylemaker Con-test, now in its 19th year. Aua finalist in the Sub Och Div-isios, Hally will compete onlywith the girls botweeu the agesof 13 and 15 years. Other dlv-minus un'e: Junior Mies (girls10 - 12) and Deb (girls 16 -18),A "Queen of Sewing" will becrowned in each division.

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