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1/ - ulty dinner In the West cafe- J Ki-Istof Mrs M Lsar Mi Mted by Weat /

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Iovau.Iiui. O5i4 wi.o cnry Ost aecor anti. . .... I roop ¿si pn lampout tert=:It thisyeararound. .

i your Nighti"Twenty s ven members ay St Martha Boy Scout Troop #84 Mr Hill expreoed the feel-s . .

enjoyed the Weekend of December 3 4 and 5, 1965 oc a Troop logs of most parents at West- Campout at SSA Camp Bades Powell, In Winnebago V(ouds, Des When she stated that thin dlnPles u follows:flor Is a tangible eupreoslon of.

appreciation ta the teachera.

A Saber, Mike Breoa5Matt Cavalnnes, Steven .CavaJe,es,and school

Mike Drehobl Bob Dicho James Fltzgernd. James Cacki, ho members of the NUesCliff CUlen Gas-y Haz, Ken Boffm, Lee Hoffman, Presti Tdwnship Community 111gbXaoper Steve Meln Joe iCoob, Mike Koob Saft Lutz, Ed MahoheTim McCloskey Dick Meves, Mike Mro; Jalta Poterek, Mark C 00 5. ese Peop e a0e. . . Spieglao James Tell, Pet! Williams, Steve Wflhiam0, Paul .Wydra t1ngtkee a .sam :mlr1e success md for .slght" said Mro. flfll and O une

The Scouts cook and eat by pacroin at n rroop Camut and we tben to know we areenjoy most of the program nod camp éctivities by Patrols. Mooflg aware and appceciaclve of their -

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'-: in fire building competition between Patrols ,aloo rending and The full VI'A hoard assismfollowing Compaso bearing course.

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dudes obraining VarIOUS food .

- On Stmday morning the Scosto attended Maso Maryvilie Ma- nedo from West parents.;; - demy "CityofYouth" IoDes Plaines. . .

Those serving onttie dinner empswer . -cOmtee bclnde: Mro. L.Open Evenings 9 to 9

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ozth Møwaqicee Avenue, ere- by Pastor Bussert, Interpured ChI1SUflS Concert Como

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'I:)Standings asof.12/2/65 Men's Bowling Their charter lists some 36 . . I

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. TIn Oeko Dairy 32Staningsasof42/2/ó5 standingthe only ti'ing oy - ( II j .

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NoDuiethghSchooI7655 '° tO fouroclock in the of- 17th, d :Ter . ..,

. : Tvanne 9 Nues Drugs 27 needs lu a Scoutmaster. Helpi Demiuter St. NUes. Illinois. Sunday, December 12, mornIng from 10 to 1050

i. Tr, : I°° HOlplAnyoue Interestedsee hold an oieu House from o°hi procedlng the wurGhlperc . :.

KmzaDaigu °ank °NU°Tracy Ave., - Lutheran 1b:th:llr'°:

B,rhro2: T1C LaOkOfânaduitleade:has I'll I li' I T I Lione Church Of

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Kas 600 Club according to ol_taot Leaders nues y e..ic.e ags i i. At o recent dlnoar-dance of the Lions club of Nibs held in Lone les Labs wIll be uimu and In- 1 ?7i: , :

-Castle Tony 65 2a5-233 undG:orge Margaret B Li ski Village Clerk of Nil o hoods VehicI St! k r after exhibItingesurrection win have e

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MIuiity 229-l8il43-552 : °:llo:: tasuecccsfirst two residents = iSMr5SF1:97çe: eeM_

be served

INDIVIDUAL ChrIsti Mils j 548-O were 0500tUlced: New Tender- -plaines, Mro. Ed Berkowsky, 7017 Carol und Mrs. Dave Hoppe Suoday School oc 9:30 a.m.. . . .

Rausch John OrBo5s5: 7:6r Chief Hoelbi Gives °'°Diive both of Nues Conceal Miss Barkalace

Y8Cr 77 :r:Ru: Sr E! daK Rules Of Fire Safety Hiles GOP Corned Beef &hfwr:ii HIGHLAND HOUSE

Joan Kanya 172 Rotter Rtdy 518 6928 SeWard St t5ut WQ 51St! ned by Do t allow ummeen au well as the Women RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL IUNOE

flMarion Ryan ' P2 , Boczurik Carl 506

their fire department. to tubo adat l oeor . Of the Church at the new NIles .

Marge Strelchy 171 S y n boys ttoined the rook simple pr Sautions t e sure wrappings ° ' ° a age uge uccess tion Center WhO the 9000 MILWAUKEE AVENUE

I Ruth Eel t 170 of Sscond Class Scouts Greg that the h lid y ossu will not new huilding is hehgcon tract.. \

- 3 . Dolores Tabor 170 . Anderson. 7449 Waukegon Rd., end In tragedy. . .j mo °« 000f sed Cab- Township wese: Mr. Nimrgd. at 845OShermer,Nllen, Reo- '1P'one 827.ßß8 . . .. . ...t J an Pogne 169 lies KC's Scott Brooks Michael Burns là .ear th

1 childre hWa Din" beldNovemb r27 Mr Simmons Rei Mr Ralston urrection is meetinS a

Violet Dol ssandro--l67.-------------.-- ----- Burns Jeffrey Kuye Fite Chief Albect L Hoelbi 't h li ht

e Keep by the Regular ROPObllCOS5 O 01 Mr Mars Th se from Golf Grade School 94OlWauke..

Put Daugird 167 Standings as of 11/30/65 87i5 OdddjS, Stev s i(romo said that th Yule sos io of theireh and caodieo the Village of Maifle were Mr & Mrs Floyd 5°" Rd M rta Grove Ieaturmg. ' L 7102 Seward, and Fran! Wich- often marred by needless, im. ° Nues turned nut ta be a huge Fulle. Mr. ,&. Mrs. Emil Berg.. . . . . . . . . .

NileM d Soohy s Drive-In 5 5 16.5 lac 7955 Re y St oeceouory tragedy which ould ,ove all Chi succoso The food was the °'°'. Mr & Mrs CarsoU Mr OUT NEW8t AItTUCtIOfls iXe Clovannelil's Pro Shop 53 19

have been ávoidad by following ed if i h dHeolbl fimst o,ii the guest speaker, Zielt and Mr. Frledt. Mo . . . . . . . .-. .. .

Leag ue White Star Inn Si 21 Three boys were advanced ° few simple rules of fire get your fatl5 utike Hon H1-Old R Collier Collier was unshle to tcentl /Gt7NC Singar I

-A,SJI. Pharmacy So 2Z °° Flrot Class Scouts, Robert 00f t3'. house und callth' fi

do th Coegesuman of the 10th Disc- because. of illness. Floyd Folle . I . Vh

Standings as of 12/1/65 l'ncy Some of these rules are 05'8°27r Ç°°t7 . Encettenc thea Sunday

W L Melers Tavern 24.5 27.5 aId Talfard, 8l5O Susan Ct. . V . .the mony subjects he touched Mr. Carroll und Mr. Simmons . , .

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V arphy Carpet Suppiien 335 i&s Colonial Puneral Home l5 O.5 Is the VTroQp. os well as earn- V . otated,. although it has turne4 door prIzes were gi- . . LUNCHEONS 1130 - 3 .i!

;Engraved Products 28 24 Plorentina Ion 20 '32 ing Merit Badges for Camping 2. Iteep treo wall awhy from V io our favor, Is eopectdd to V5 OUt Ond all were donated .

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Mar Cat Acres 27 25 NUes Sowing Center 16.5 35 V Canoeing, Pioneering and Cit- of heut. . . V . O 05 for sometime- a-also by varioos businesses In Nileo. l*JNDfllU ..p e . . .

:Russ ShellServiceV 19.5 32.5 . izenshipintheNatios. . . .

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V Matthew Roofing 17 35 PIN ELJSThRSt i. USC approved flacklogmat- costly passed, that will cover Th Praoldent, Ed Gemhitltl MhZ .

Tom Lyons Chriioler 14 38 R. Kamuo . . 237V

Other Merit Badges awarded erial only. 266,000 mlles of highway. and officers were certuinlY . Y07MEET THE AFTER THEATRE CROD

W. Szatkawki 227 were given to Lorry Pugni of . V . A5 th R pleased with the turoout os this V l33 FOR YOUR LATE EVENINGSUPPER. . - .V

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Plaines Mrs Ed Berkowoky 7017 Carol and Mro Dave Hoppe Sunday School at 9 30 a m

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mecrfmmedtareIon827-2k2I. '7t°' ntceefsrtheeveoing 1t) - Entertainment Wedneodsy thruSsnday,

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Browute Girl ScoutTroop6beld th investLtut receidYand the guests of honorinciudedTroop OrgoniZer Mrs. FrenkPokoimi nod Mrs. William Feldleader of thoif' sister troop

. 513. Leaders OÑtODOWBrOWnIOFroop sp0oSored by St. JohnBrebeuf Catholic WomensQlib-are Mrs Vernon Kemp melMrs. Thelma Pasdiora.:Mem-bers of the Troop 513 who werealso present were Sharonmelca. Lora I.ee Feld, larlreMadigan, Nanry Ulbig, KarenMerkel, and MlcbeUe Jaworukiwho reinesented the welcomingcommittee for the flewBrownien. Presentation of thecoloro Were mode wlh Amori-can Flog bearer.JeanneFUImnand Troop Flag bearer, MaryKay Kriese: Cimice MadigonTroop 5I3 Girl Scout FlagBearer nid honor guardsJacqueline Zink and MaryWinkel. Receiving their pinswere Varo Anderson. Mary/ancórrtgaI; Darleoa Ebert,Jeanne Fukon, Celeste Go-caroki. Diste Heuel, MarthaKemp, Mary Kay Kriese, Gym.thia Mack. Mary Kay Niemin-obi, Theresa Pasdiora, Dawn

. Phluippsen, Cynthia Ann Spine,Cynth1 Szywala, Julie Wells,Mary Winkel and JoctwclInr

Songs were sung bythe Brownies and a Sing Aioaalso was held with tby audiencepardcipaling. Refreshmentswere servad to those who at.tended this very Importent dayfor the newest Brownie Scoutso St. John Brebeuf. ChairmanMke, Kay Winkel of the Co-

,ordiiibthg Committee, Chair-man Mrs. Terry Kriese ofEntertainment and Refreshmentand Mrs.Nancy Corrigen otTe-lephooe and TransportationCommittees were thankrd fortheir services as well as theother mothers who generouslygave of themselveo tomakethisa memorable occasion fortheir

Begin Drive To. Register New

Residents -

. The Democratic Voter'o Asb onciation, Jerome Loner,

Chairman, andlts many kund.- reds of members, last Sunday,

begau Its drive to register ali. non-registered voters m cluesTownsbip Lerner himself wasont in the precincts talking tonew residents.

The D.V.A. devised a uniqueidea to help poople rememberinox theyskouldregister. Acer-

---tifirato rosenhllng a share ofstock melees where and whenpeople may regiser. In boldscript at the top are the words

hambo1der in Good Govern-ment.' '

Lerner stated one of thefojemost duties ofa citizen isto be informed about govern-ifteot and vate for their ebert-ed officials." This is one nfthe things i am attempting todo in my campaign for Demo.-cratit Committeemen of NuesTownship." 'We are going toshow how government worksand. lt elOcted ne-t Jase. willbring government and politicalresponsihllity closer to tilejople thab its evel been.?

Loner stated further thatthis was one of the main por-poses of the tremeodous effortof the D.V.A. In their drive toregister new voters. .

WelcomeA girl. erljl Lynn, wie,

born to Mr. and Mrs. JamesE. Scbwandt, 6902 Church St.,Morton Grove, ooNov, 16, I965The haby weighed lo at 6 lb.51/2er.

Tèenage Smoking ClinicMayor Nlthobnn Blare -and

Health Officer De'. Morad Ja-cobsoo examine posters heldbyMro. James Flanke, Secretary

- of the NilesHoalth Board. Theposters Were prepared by sto--dents of NUes High School,

- West, and Riles Public Schoolto advertIse the Teen AgeSmoki (J,t- which sili beheld on S4nday, Dec. 12, at 3p.m. at ftbe Nifes Park Roc-reation renter 7877 MflwaukeeThe eer will he opqnsoredby tlt NUes Board of Health.of frdl! be conducted by theHbn,ãdale Sanitarium. Dr. Chan.-

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L. Dale, Pathoioglst arthe Hoi-pital and Chaplain Willis C.Graves will dimetthe program.- The Board feels that .in viewof ¡eblished information of theAnsefican Cancer Socletycitingehe re)ationshipbetween Cancerand Smoking and the alarming

. rise in yaoag smokers, thata progranrBf educational en.lighteilmeot is o necessity. Ma-yor Blase said, 'Althoogh so-rial pressures infboenceyoang-otero toward smoking, healthdIvidends achieve d over theyears richly compensate thosewho do not." -

On WedoeSdny,Decetflber if.the ParAms AssocIation of St.Patrick MademyinDeoFl5

. will holdthelr305ualChrlemousmeetingatlP.M.

SI.Palrick

Parents Meet -.

After a short buslnesn meet-log they will be entertained bySt. Patrick Academy Glee ClubIn Concert. They will perlbrmthe . following numbfrs: GloryIn The Highest - Davis; GoTeli lt On The Mountain; airWork; Do You Hear What IHear? - Regney-Sbayne As ItFell Upon A Night; Darin, andIn the lightest mood - Christ-mas Is Coming - Milkey; JingleBells - Pierpoat; Jolly Old St.Nicholas - arr. Hawley Meo,and Carol Of The Bells -Lenti-tovich - Wllhoasky.

Following thi55theSt. PatrickAcademy Seniilr A CappellaChair will join with the NotreDanse HighSchoolMeo'oChorUsin Dream, Bethlehem - Dy-hang; Rejoice, Then, Christ isBorn. Italinit Carol time: Grau-tham-Duosmore - DanishChristmas Round . a folk tunearr. ohy Pool Cbrbotisnseo. andChristmas At Home - Kuyken-doll-Hayward.

A social hour will fallese theprogram.

We're redùcing again!,.On December 15, Commonwealth Ediaon wifi again reduceiteelectricratenby $&,2OO,OOOannually.ThjsbrljigeCMcag1-

- -laud's electric rate reductions to a total of over $28,000,000. in cinly four yenre. - -

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- Clara AwardArtlut Mary Huichuk in pictured presenting to Mayar NicholasBlase her mosaic work, 'Americen Justice" which will he placedin the Council Chambers. The work won the Clara Blase MemorialAward at the recent NiIes Art Guild Fait, The selection wasbased on originality, outstanding in meaning and appropriato thaughto the work and progresi of Nifes.

From Atop TheeaniflgTower "Y"

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"mia cafeteriawill he ahle A large center areowm nervinoto nemico nome 270 people at rOglatl'AtiOn and Information,ose dm," said Dois Hordesty, Ample - parking spice le pro.program director as he con- Vided ali around the new 'Y"ducted a aneak preview tour arrangements have keenover the fabulous full fach- made for special direction ofties of th new Leaning Tower tr5ftic in and out of the parking"Y": We had just onyrged °°'°. The Loosing Tower "Y"from the granad floor -filtere located on 6301 Touhy Avenuewe had viewed; a 75 fout roost in AllAmerIca City Nuco -lodesigned tor rifle, air-rifle, scheduled to opon In the first22 rIfle pistol and arckeryrane month of the new year.practicel ahuge attractivecom..plete dance lostructlon room;a photography and camera clubprogram room..ryhlch will hovea dork voo pihaaet golf.:

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Moving an fÑmtheflrstfloorcafeteria with Ito all. roundview of the outer landscaping,we entered the large varietyroom And noted the roÒm sepa.- l pua ary skilled In any ofraters which. will make lt a these oreas Call Dun F.two or three program roam os l-iardesty "Y" pragram di-deolred Next came the "body- rector is 647.8222. More newshollding" room.- A well venti- week from Atop the Lean-lated room It-will contain the -

Ing Tower 'Y" coloran.most modern equipment avail-able and will be opon aU hours j,include; judo, wrestling and RA19hIS Sponsàrof oli days. The programa will

weight-lifting. Situated odjacent

- we admired the pleosont play- Three Christmasto elevators and t011etfatllltles

room far tite 'wee set". Tirio - - -

room will also. he uoed for Et Schildren interested. Io handl- rrties -croft and art,An invIting sightwere loangoo fur tho -

Tuscany and Camponile health The Kolghls at Hiles. Numb -

club mombera, respectively. American Mortyro Council -

They command an attractive ft43i8 K. Of C., will oponserView of the dramotic(fallycom_ Tlplicate Chrlstman partiesPleted).Lshapeddoor/q5tf00 again this year for the eighth-swimming pool and suit-decks. conoecative year. The flrot of,A qslcklo peels at the adminlo, the three -will be the MultoDation offices and we enterod P°°F Wednesday evening, Da..

cember 15, at the Bunker HIll -

Country Clsb, 6635 N. MiIwou-kee Avenue, Nlbes, starting at7;ol P.M. with diener. Ticketscan be had hy contottleg Ire.Bloozynskl 967-8232, GeneCore 967-9Q40 or TomO'Donnell 967-klub. The priceIs $1.25 perperoo.The Knightshave mode thla1psrty an apeiraffair and cordially Invite anyadult to atteod The secondfunction Is or the children ofthe l(nlfhts. nod is es a "Re- -

e adult maIn entrancejotsigA opoctacujor and opocloso areaIt la hound an ano side by glasspanels revealing the pool andto tire left of entrence Interestls focused on a fountain cons-trotted in a high-aloe dotar.

Teen Ae

Many of the planned prog.rams forthe new LeanlngTusver"Y" are naw ocheduled, how-

- ever Iliatructoro are needed;for the.- followIng programo:.11dinitdjo; KnItting; Ceramics;

- lnvedìfiij Karate; Archery- Competitive Swimming; Mill-nery; Speed Readiñg; PebbleSpeaking; Sculpturing; Riflery;Synthroolzi-1 Swimmiog andRoller Skating. -

Smoking Clinic

December 12servatlos Ònly" basis. AllKnights of the Council, whowish to bring their y050gsrerslt view of puhllsked Informo.. tO this offrir, skosid tostati --

tian citing the relationship bot- Tom O'DonneU for reservo-Ween Caster and smoking, tilt tians. The party will be held

- Nil05 Board of Health will span. Sunday sftorfl005 December 19,- -

Cor a Teers Age Smoking Clin. 1965 at the it. Join Breheuf -

ic ae Sunday, December12, 1965, Hail, 8311 yt.Harlem AvenOe,at 3 at the Nues Park Nues, from 2 till 4 P.M. - -

Recreatis9 Center at'7877 Mil-Woolsee Avenue, The program Io The last of the three is far -to he conducted hy the Nias,. the members ofthe Formartyro

-dole So and will ho free Fourth Degree Club, wid Will -

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of change feature the assai "GrOhBÍg

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Troop 275Boy Stout troop 275 of NI1S -

presented awards andgare ret-Otion at a coure of honsr

: bold Tues. Nao. 23, at SaintJohn Brehouf school koll,- Atan Impressive candlelight ccc-emony. Srooionanterwm.Keme01 welcomed twa tenderfootboys.-- Terry Rooieoykl andJames Lewicki and presentedthem to their respective pa-teals.

Asat. Scoutmaster CheiterLnbndn - presented 2nd classCards und pins to Gatj, Plwko.rd Randall Szczesay.

Institoilanal RepresentativeVango Mattneni next presentedist class awardn to Scouts:-Michael Sullivan, Falsi Gotean,Robert Valence, Edward Brond

and Paul Mntxeonl,

Limmittee Choirmanliowardflàave presented a plaque ofappreciation to former Scout-master Gerald Sullivan for his2 years of service to thetroop, Mr. Salbivan then pr-seoted to Scouts Edwafd Brawn.Michaal Hoave,- Michael Sollt..van, Paul Matteoni, Greg Sell-berg and Paul Cateas, the Ft.Dearborn Trails hiking medalfor completing the serles of Shikes totaling 77 mIles, whichwan accompllahed during 1965.

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Asst. Scostrnoster WalterSchasrec gave One year pinsto Paal Coleus, Wm. - Heave,Greg Sellloerg and RandallSzczesny; and two yeas' pinsto Edward Brown MichaelHoave. James Patos and- Mich.aal Sullivan.

Neighborkos_CommIsploner401gui6 Llonash presented taunit charter and mentherslilpcards for the coming year andcbngçatulated the trosp, ito

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and Relgil

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"...andyougetalittle phone in a:

-- gay holiday box."

Of Hñórleaders,cummluee, sCOúts .ndparents for a goad year adscouting. -

After the retiring ofthe col-oro; a movie "Footsteps of the -

Pioneers' was sbwon and re-tresbments nerved.

New NilesjfreA gIrl. Donna LercE, wan

bara on Nov. 17, 1965, to Mr,and Mrs. Joseph Ppata, Jr.,8553 N. Oleander, fAlles, Sheweighed in flt 6 lb. 314 on.

COME SEE,World's Largest -

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IMr. Sullivan was alas proseo- -ted his biking medal by Ad.

MILWAUKEE AVE.vancement Chalrmonlgsbt,Vol...Open DaRy & Sunday 8 n.m. to 9 p.m.ence. -

At Dempasts,Phone 827.5558

"I didn't know- it was so easyto give -

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It's a&sy na dialing 372266O iii -

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with our gift specialist- - - - - - YOu'jI find a colorful eltennio-----

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Motor fueItaxmO-fley returns helpstObuild new streets a.well a. improve old

Dy supporting yourNUés Gas Statlops,¡tato tax money spentthóre is roturned. InpOrt TO NILES to be

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My SOflfld i boaed theThAJet, WL136eWY'at 1:20 P.M. ThC f1$ nb1etowards aÇ a(13Oand ed at 1ß7. Locked inoùr u; -Wlt& for thejoe-ofi.

mere nnbofldeIaY"saId a voiC OVCZOU

My ne1ghbO ou the right,en elderly WOmßD, said un-happily, "Mar son-in-law

. woUldSt take out flight in-sreuce for me 1H get home(New York) l'il CßlL and givehlmhell.

We may-not nn-dlt. liar-got to Lth9Iflß OiçJ.nyI!:

"i oevCtfIyTWithOi1it, Itaboyo OS to hO prapred.ThereO always a first Uaw,he insisted.

A few minutes pasoéd in si-lesce. In front at us two sienpassengers were kidding withthe stewardesS about the delay.Thoy ail laughed. Flfèen

. minutes passed and then anothercommunique--

Lodles and Gentlemen, wehave located the. trouble. Ahoverheated wlre,lb showing andwe will stort..ftflmedl4tely IO.,find it.' . ' .

The Incongruity ni the twosentences diosirbed me. "Wehave located the trouble--wewill start to find It".

Ce-Leaders. Irene Mickow- and Gloria Anderson, of Girl. Stout Troop 970 are enthasi-

Shall we leaVe the plane? ostically guiding their comp-My husband alwayo says If ihn liment of 16 yaungstero throughpiane has mechanical tronido, an esciting program of growthIt's sofer to leave and take and development. Five fortunatemother flight". .1 was ready to young ladles, recently Investedly ofitfin tlOOte ., .

formally who slll be enjoying.................... lisp innofiO o Irl scout treo-

How do you knuw w.y'Ilhe t ore: Nuscy Asszelone 8661

"Mmmlii, àléctrlcol wouble.sold my neighbor fatalistically,

You picked out a good stop"- she luughd.',. ,

"Well then, maybe I'llgulú. onother direction."

The utewaydoo came *oundwith mogsilnes "I'm debatingWhether j sliQeld gut off theplate before ',lt crashos,t' I

Wtold her. ' , '

_1 'It'll never cr'hnhoo ground"'t . sho teased me. .

'No, but . when It ' rises, It 'might.......... .....tetnsols from l-6 p.m:ut toe'

Northwest Suhurbm Jewish'We won't rise untll the Congregation at7O0 Lyons, ntrouble issIl e s,',e, ,i " 'oh. _ Illinois.Ift.fQrm9rhøpUmÌ8tic,pus: Morton ('rove,

, Dons Cónceri Band To Perfori.tdofrc Danse High School for Bsys Concert OanciJame6 Hachi, Park Ridge; Joseph Kabala, Park Ridge; Rev, GeorgeC. tVldrç!wn c$.C,, DIreçtor Andrew Paul, Morion Grove,sud Rset Glees Glenview, rehearsing for the Dec. 13 meethsgo the Mothers CisL . ,

lei tüse with the Holiday Season, the program for the meeting ofthe Mothers Club of Notre Dame High School for Bnys. Nues,en December 13, at 1:30 planned by Mrs. Edward Haipin, ParkRidge, will Include selectIons by members of the Dono ConcertBond under the direction of Rev, George C. Wiskirchen, C,S.C,,and seasonal music presented by the Notre Danse Boys Chorusconducted by Mr. Frank Zleilnsku.

More of the holiday spirit .wuIj prevail at the Cookie Enchuisgetable manned byMro. Emil Kaozer, Morton Grove, Ways and MeansChairman5 and her committee.

Refreshments will be served by Freshmen Mothero A through H.

ftOop 910 Makes loys '

For Needy Ch Idren

iìwsiç Bazaàr

Dòéèmber .

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'A buzaar chock full of.woo,derful merchosdise awaits youòn Saturday evenung, Dec. 11at 8:OO p.m. uu on Sunday

Tuya oppliosces hsuoe-

Fifteen ' ' mlñ6t ' tWèIwares, hooks, linens, clothing,

vVefltyilve,thurty tÑr -ii ¿ '

canned goods, and much, muchminutes wént byod I lo k d '

more will be avalloble os theseThr6Wi11'SO

or---a, - ' , ''' your appetite.

iA resale shop will feature

und s° 'deathly afrold of fire . fine qualIty merchoodise.'

. er,oald soy neighbor. '' ' i-. ,,.1 -

I'm d ' ' ' '-' ' .You con find everythiog you

ioda oothjyatrald of dying. 'need to ' meet your holidoy obd

gol ' en m supposed to be year round needs ut f sotastic

bar ISr o Wondertal tlmn..the >sovings, These are voi' upen-luvuh , of . my-. nephew./--lal dotes ' that you coo't uf-

Atte f ' ........ford to miss. Be our special

,.' 'orty-flvomun5, the ' guest ' at this forth-coming , '

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Once the delight of ChristmasEve and Chridtmat,nfôrooig sepout, the Girl Scouts of Troop

- 970 will be bobine forwardto a group trip to Chicago'sMcCormick Place on Dec. 29

' for . the matinee performance'of a bailetconipony's "Nut-cracker SuIte", a highlIght ofthejoppglre. Jiolday Week,........'

Attends Studeni'

Thomus C.Conoscnntlo,f 7065w, Monroe' Street, Nues wasunsung tise more thon 200 sto-dents from 96 collègeo andsoiversitles ihrougbost the'United States and Canada whotook part in the 17th AnnualStudent Conference on United. Stateo metrO at Weal Point,December i - 4. -

, A Junior atIbé Unuverolty 9fNotre Dame, Neye Dome, In-diana, he palelcipotod In dis-tussions on "New Dimensions

-In- FerolgiPallny"tlieobbject' of Ohio year's conference,

The Bugle, Thursday, Dceinbnr 9, 1965 '

' Maine lligc C shnás' Va&tion. Saras Ieeember 22 ,

request of officials of the dint-ritt teachers associatiço andthat the Saine orgonization'srequest for extension of springvacotion wøi be cl,osideredlater by tise board. Present ,

dates Of the'Easter holidoy areAprii 7-13. '

' High nohosis of Maine turm-.shipEast, West, andSouth-will doss for'Christnsas vaco-

- tins at 3:10 p.m. Wednesday,December 22, SuperIntendentEarle W. Wultue announced thisweek. '

The cossge was authorizedby the boardof education uponDr, WilDe's recommendatIon,

- lt will enable (eac,ers to reachdistant homes fo the holidayswithout troveliig'on Christmaseve, Dr.'Wlitse 9uted.

. Classes will resume ut allthree nchsOls Monday morning,January 3, 1966.

In a notice to stufi membefsDr, Wiltse said that the change

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Nilesites NamedTo Deans List

Robert E. Frey, son of Mc.und Mrs. Robert E, Frey, 8709Staking Rd., Nues, andflomasMetier, son of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Metier, 7336 Waukegan,Nulas, have been named to theDeans List at Illinois Instituteet Technology, Chicago,

The Deans' List Is composedof ali ' students who have dis-tlngidshed themselves ata-demicafly during the pastseIfleoter -

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Thank'yaufaayaarpatience.Oar next atop will he KennedyAirpart, New York. Flyinglilac will be appi-aximacnlyi hear and 37 minutes."

The stewarliens Spoke nextaver the lnthrcam--"We willhe fl4ng at añ altitudeot 2P,000feet, 3tIeaSe watch tite steward..esa in front of you os shedemonstrates tile oxygen maskeetc.i etc,"

The plane rose sflént andawift, *e were on oar way.

"I'won't feel nafe untillandin 4ew York". i turnedto my neighbor,

"1 have afeelfarsuchthingsI tell you the piane la ridinarnaothly nd In beautiful can-ditian. i dan't know how, hatI can tell, ask mysoe-in-1aw,When I ait in the car and linien,I tell thern-.----snmething'swrong with the car. Itmy child..ran don't feel it, they listenand finally thRY see I'm nightI tell you this plane is fine an:we are almost an the ground.'

My ajlprehensian sat. tightlywith me. my stamack curdledand I said my farewells ta myfamily, Inwardly.

The stewardess carne with'complimentary risks. he-cause of the delay", I oaid Idida't drInit and my eeighhoraaid, 'You mast have ana, it'lldo yau goad." Sa they fixedme a Blandy Mary, which Iaiped oece nr twice and thentold the stewardess, ".1 can'tgo to my Malter with alcaha3on my Itreath",

"What a terrible attitudelWhy do you warry?":the girlchidod ose. - :;:;

fià " he.t-s a:-ifly steinachWouldi't

qn: My Wnnde.fuj 70 year aidneighbor talkéd about herchild..ree, and her heut friend, hergoad compaalna nfherdeclith,gyearn, "he must Uve as langas I do".......the dog who wasill down below, in the baggageh0la Of.the plane. Never fall-ing to inject confidonce whenshe noticed my terror, eachtimn the plane oearned ta bump,.

. lurch nr swerve, with "theplane io ridlngheautifully, can'tyou feel it?"

'When the stewardeso oaid,'please do not leave your seatsaotiLthe piene has landed, We'hope that you have enjoyedyour

ip, i1ñjij(8 or allowingWA tatrcsspor you tojaur

destination" Ond the pilot said,"We are lailding in about 7minsteo, thank you Ost yourpatience' with our earlier diO-fitti0,", then I airnostfeltoafe.

Suddenly there was o littlep bump and we were safe on the' ground. My tensed body fell

back against the seat and I laymy hand. On the arm of myalmost companion Into theTwilight Zone, "Thash you,thank you",

Here's t you Mro, Rodiokynf the Bruex'iÇbw Yorh,

Appointed

To facultyT, L. Jacóhaen, executivedirector of Lutheran Oeneraiand Deumesos }faopitals0 hasbees apggdnted to the faculty ofthe University of Chicago, Hewill he visiting lecturer Inborn.pilai admjnlson in the:0kyuil of husiness adnsinse- -

Nues Wew Wafer Reseryóir,Work Io progressing rapidly under almost perfect weather ci ditinno en the new 5,000,000 gallan water reservoir being h

.-. . an Tauhy Avenue Wesè of Wauhegan Road, '- ' - - 'Sixty..lwa werkteg days fled ahaat une third a the new-resent. cnmpleled, When fInished, Nuco Water Department will háve stare facilities for avercea (10) mUllan gallons of water,

In-Service EducatjòjTraining In District 63

ledge of classroom macharWhat or who ehaald deter.. .Ueedo in develeping currIculummine ' and develop' i chooigoidea, These guides will givesystem's p!diasophy ufinotruc,.teachura direction far insErate.- tian, plan its curriculum, settian, proper Usage of texts,atu.goals, decidewayo taimplement

muting levicas, and otherthese goals in the classraom?aldo i the development nf eack,,

student's learning skills,. The administration? What'scurrently papular among edu-

bao already been start..catiaoal theoreticians? The ed in the field uf social studies,plan that warked in some other A lot social studies programschool sysems? The prinei'.was developed in thè districtpals? What woo done last year during the lost year by a nom.and the year before? Teachers? mitten hended by Donald C,What textbook publishers sag- SteUna principal of Mark Twaingest.....?School, Mr. Stotina presonted

S a report of the committee'sThe methud io School Dint. findings end reàsrnmendationsrIot #63 oMines all of thesefor developments In curriculumthrough,, a program of "In- durpig the November IO meet..Servite education organized Ing of the hoard.

. this year, lt Io a tuai for ceo-; char and principal involvement

His presentation indicoted to: and responsibility ineducatise., the hoard bow carriculumdom.; ol-plannlng,..The "Io-Sernlce1 mittens - in the ather subject-committee Is composed of five may provide generaltdochers from the Junior high goals and subject metlergsidesschOol and four teachers from for teachers, -each of the elementary schuols,plus the distrIct's eight prIn Mr. Stetina outlined for thecipals, under the direction nf huard 24 "Basic Understand.. the atsistant general superbo. ingo" to he developed throughtendent, Dr. John F. Tobin. nodal studies, which the nom.

mlaiee feels must guide teach.The work of the Is-Service ers in their presentatIon ofcommittee will be supplement.. 5ubact matter within the socialed by four voluntary teaches' stjes field.corricuiom csmmitteea inreading, elementary math, "The hey ward to thesescience, and social studies res- understandings is 'peuple'', in.pansibie for- developing cur- dicated Mr. Stetino. "Thé realricaism guides. The ln.Sagvite purpose uf social. otodies ascommittee will oct as a sound- we see it, is not the macloging huard and evaluation cam. of tocco and more facts, hutmitten for -'lijé curriculum the development nf a student'scommittees io their develop. Individuai ability to yoderstdment of these gsides. and live with other yesple, The

-. - factsleao.oed are to relaie to._:ie ln.Servjmrnittee this sd0efiymng social-culturalmeets every two wachs far o attitude,"hold_day session during schoolhours, Programs. for each Mr. Stetioa Indicated that,meeting include an open dis. . involved In the new opyraachcssomnn of a specific subject to the teaching of social oto.related to plans Usr developing dies, there will be an arraycurricalnm sod upgrading in..

teaching aids gairchaned Reo- Otroction. A guest nopent In yesr for the district wider the-the topic under diocuosiso pce. - government's Title Ill Notionaloides aver one meeting Omonth, 'Defeosn Education Mt, andThe second meeting io for supplemental texts. -tnacber.princlpol discussion .

meeting as it may relate to Zoning oardand evaluation of the. earlier

specific classroom situations.

Some of the projected speak-Mèet Date -

ero to appear - before the In.Service committee include ea-tisnaily known collects: Miso

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Betty Lou Stahl, director ofReading, Rockfard PublicSehaol System; Dr, W. LinwpodChase, prsfesoor emeritus, This io io notify all rtuidentsBantam IJnlveroiy, Schoul of of the Vil1ne df NUes andPducatlan; antI Dr, Robust School District No, 63 that theAnderson, professor uf Educo. Nues Zoning Board meeting on'tien, Harvord University, iginany scheduled far Tharo.national and internotional edo. . day, December 16, 1965 at thecation consultant and organizer Nimes Council Chambers, 7200nf the Lexington team teaching Waskegan Road, Nues te hearconcept, u the continuation of petition

reqseotlng rezoning of approx-The four cornicalum cam- Imately 45 acres at land lot-nslttees will utilize Ideas deve. ated at the northwest cerner of'aped by the In.Servlco coto. Dompoter sod Greenwood hasmitten, combined withiheirown - been changedtoWednesday,De-evaluations and npeclflc knaW... certher 15, 1965 at 8:00p.m.

' :ThUIdoy, Ñcembur 9, 1965

Wi -.T Fèur2:-C/il*'. Show - - ,:

Mill-Run S5layhause will turn-:-, - its ogage oven ta children forì:_ul the Christmas vacation parlad

: Rein e production of HansI - r' Christian Anderseno "The

. . j: Emperor's New Clnthos,' Thej t .

play , will Joe presented by theTale Tellers, a .chlldren'n

;- - theatre group under the dicen-Elan of Lewlo Musil, and willbe seen at the Nilea theatretram December 17 through De-camber 26.

- Mill flan continues 'with Itsadult fare with Pat Suzuki in,"Flower Dram Sang" throughDecember 12 and Van Johnsonfollowing tke children's pca.

n1P dactión in "A Thousandallo Clowns", which opges Decente- '

her .28 far a' three week runthraughjanoary 16.

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- admisolen with no reserved-seats priced at $1.25 for child.éen and $1.75 for adulto.

The Tale Tellers have hann- presenting children's shows in

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son at tite Salt Creek' TheatreIn Hlnsdale, Since that tlmgthey have toured a three ntaearea and have, been feazarean television on"W'I"l'W andWGN-'IV.

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Anthony Quinn stars in-"z0..- ha The Greek" which open Frl.day- at Eh Calf MIII 'Ft.,,,....The film verninn of a famauanavel was filmed an lecatinn-en the island of Crete, the act-ual netting of the stacy.

"Zorba The Oreem" M-abouta yeung Brltmoh svrùer whojeurneys to the island efCrete, and io the course nf biotraveling, teams apwithZnrba,

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' tellectual,dompau.jon, Zoo'baef.fers the kind of rahust part forwhIch Anthony Quien is famauathrönghaut the warld.

The special matinee far thechildren en Saturday and Sun-day l "Rumpelotiltskjn" prab..'ably the mestunlversollykeoumof all of the Grimm Bren,

- fairy tales. Dears upan at 12:00noon and "Rumplestiltokin"will be on the screen at 1:00-

andO3:00 each day, The kiddiefeature will be proceeded by acartoon ohoni.

nah MII Ohoeping Ceste,: n,Ir Re,,d eile.Ooo 5e., lOi,,. III,

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0o' Mng Tray -Iker@Garden Club Members gathered at the home of Club PrésidentMro, Raymand Fangrat to maRe and decorate Thankagiving Tray

Favors, whIch were disto'Ihuted an the Holiday at Lutheran Gen.,eral Haspital In Park Ridge, Pictured at work en the fanera are -(from left torlghcj -Mro, 0cv Broberg, Mro, Raymond Fangrat-and Mro, Affred Gela,

- Mothèrs' MarchCO-Chairmen - Named

Mro, - Paula hucheaban \andMro, Robert Berleo, 9501 Clii-tan, and 8119 N. Winner. wereappointed an Methers' Marchco.cbair,nen fer the 1966 NilenMarch of Dimes. The appoint-ment was made by KennethCeben, commualty generalcampaign chairman,

An chairmen, Mrs. MIchael-son and Mro, Berles will re.croit marchers for the annualreoidetilal -appeal, TIpi marchwill tnke-.plece--Jans* 25thos - a climax to the month-longdrive Yor fends to fight themore iban 1500- types nf birthdefects which yearly disable

In accepti,jg their-appoint,,meat, Mrs. Mlchaemsoñ andMm,- Benes aaid, "Two hand-red- and fifty thousand childrenare bare each year with a

,.00rlaus birth defect; Thatmeans that -One eat gf every

- ten fpmflles .knws the atarktiagedy bii'th defecs .creote,We're pròad-to bep rt pf,;

, argajilzatión that Is--doing -no,much to open the door of healthmd hope to the vidimo ofbIrch defects,"

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. all avor the United States) areattempting ta do at the- De-cemher Unit Meetlngothat mnset up criteria by which taevaluate the War on Poverty.

The discaosion was ably ledby the Chairman nf the De-velopment of Human RenaurcesCommittee Mns. Eghert De-Veles, 5508 Capulina, and herconunittee Mrs. RohertTran.ter, 8922 i°arksida, Mro.George Erhert, 5546 Menrue,,nnd Mro, Jaseph Gamp, 9114Lindar, ali of M, O, - -

Thin was the - thIrd set ofLWV Unit Meetings on thin top-in nf the Development nf Ha-mankeonurces wbichie otreas-Ing Equal Opportunity in Edn.cades and Employnsent,Ac thefirst set of tolto -lao t. year,same nf the erovertv.oto'lçkenAOOerlcfno (Migrant Workers,Negrees, Appalachian Whites)were -discussed to sed if the

- War en Poverty woo even net.eoaary. At the second st nfUnIto, the Federal Programwanexplained with ali of its Agen.cies, Acts, and Activities. Now

- the League of Women Votersio In the proteso f setting upstandards no that same daychiomassive Federal endertahingwill he able to be evaluated,

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about- controversial, importantpolitical - issues? 'If you are,the League- of Women Voterdshould' düityo fine,:ffnfrlo,e

- information please call - Mro,Edward Andersen at Yo 5-1595.

Nilesite BridgeChamp

Illinois urea bridge playersstarred in the EarlyBird Pairo,a une Oeoslon, championshipevent featured at the Pall Na-tional Championships of the A-merican Contract Bridge Lea.gue, In a field of 328 playera,LeIne Melotes', 5032 WestLyons, lOues, and E Jenninge, -Los Angeles, won top score

-in their section,

EnaedThe engagement efhardaugbReJudy Ran to Jsmes A, Thortonin announced by Mrs. EdwardG. Jahneon of Nile,, M,Themen lo the non nf Mr, andMro, Louis Thorns0 of Esith,break, Mien Johnson le a 'graduate of Nues East usd11.Heels Masonic Hoapltam Schoolof Nursing. She le emplopoj

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honpital, Mrs. Thorene,optad.unte of Glenhrsok Nnrtj, fopresently majoring In mor.bating at Northnre Illinois U..adversity in DeKaIb, A Jassary22nd wedding is being piutoledat the Nibs Common1tyChs,,

Newborn -A girl, Ramena Louise, was

haro . en, Nov, 16, 1965 toMr, and 'Mro, RIchar,WPlecucli, lf47Greenwnod,Mo.o,ton Grove, illinein, Sheweighef6 lh.-1 on,

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Church of St. Michael, Ni1eo ' Ridge, lilinolo.Illinois celébrufed the corner..stooe settlng-ceiemony Ittaday, Modern Syzeatine In style,November 21, 1965 at three o' new $300.00p.00 chhclock at fha site of the flew buIidftg accomodates 350 wor-church. 7315 Sli1watkee Aven- shtpera. A 400 uea social haltus, Nileu. 4 ala, Included.

The old building. which theBishop Orestes .P. C1t12...canggatlon hua occupied alotenoOk, D.D. came from Christ1914, Is located ut 2417 Norththe Saviour Cathedral, johas

towa; Phm1sylvaalto.oildÙct Cfb011. Avenue, In Chicago.the oervlce. . . -

parIah house has already. keen constructed at the new la..Assisting In the ceremony cOfl la Nues. After compie..woo pauhir of the church,the chúrch long rasgeFather Michael. .Sloveako, jr., -----.._..

and the ....._....... .,. ..._a religious InstructIon andsoc.Building CommIttee, Mr. Wit- ial and au old swap..11am Huachak. Representiagthe

architects were Vincent Con-sola, a NIles resldent andWik. lea hume. Space far pIcnIc11am M. Coaley,. both fram the . recreational groando and parlo..fIrm of Cavia_y and Boree, A Ing wIll nIna he provIded.

SV S)phòny 2ndConcert

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The Skokie VaIIey-SymonyOrcheotrn wili give their yeh.ood contert go. Surday Dec..ember hIlt at titeNihia Town-ship High Schaol - North. liad-Itoriam, Old Orchard Ruad &Luwler Sto., Skokle. The con-cert will start at 8:30 p.m.

. Dr. Paul Harwits, thwotdeatof the Orcheatral MooclatIn,announced that the pragramvIl1feature as guest aolsist. vieitlio, vIolinIst. Mr. Zeithn,

intecoationally knuwn has haduloag career of sgçitalo andcuncerts here In the UnitedStates, Europa, lraael andSauthAmerica, .4x age 11,. he wana fall ychalarnhip at the Jal-liard Schual of MusIc In NewYork. While doing past arad-Uate work, he was InvIted bythe late Saipa KoUnsevitzky tabecoln-ajn-0 aLtba cham,ber music facalty at Tangle..wood,. aed alnce 1959 hehas been a reguiar SoloIst atthe Marlboro Feotival in Var-

Nues .PW Dept 'Get R.eady

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Saturdaymont5 ot whIch Rudolf SerMoi jti1 Musical DIretar ZouZitlin io alfa Well 'kndf tò.Macrican ami European tel-'eVis1n audlewies. . .

Dr, Leon Stets, musicaldirectoral the orcheotra saidthat the December 11th concertwill be on all Beethoven pro-gram. The pragrum will in-flclode:

Overture. 'Leonare" No. 3Symphony Na. 1, C MajorConcert for Vialin D. folajor

Mr. J. N. Lange of the li-llnoia FederatIon uf MuoioClsbs will prvseot the orches..tra an Award of Merit. The A-ward Io being gIven In recag-sitio, of participation in 196$NatIonal Music Wee.k.

Cancert-series information-may be obtained by calling 673.4436. Tickets s.ill be on saleut the box office, ,dulto $2.00otudenta $1.00.

be Op-ned la arder to drinthe exceoo water oar. If ltdoIs not done the water outsidewill freeze and lo extremecold weather the pipe or sillcack coald reptare ar break,cauolag extensive damage. -,

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I the- 3rd day uf compet-ISbn in the huge Fall Nation-al Tournament of the American.Contract Bridge League. play..ars from the illinois area con-tinue tu finish ap frani. In theEager Oeeser Palrs. e singleoeoaion champIonship with ufield of 292 playera. L. C.Meister, 8032 Weon Lyons,NUes. and C. Sempoan, Chic- -

ago,. wen top acare in theirsection and placed fifth oven'.all.

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personal appearance, at MaleeTownship Regular DemocraticOrganization "Christmas Par-ny" . on Thursdays Dec. 18, at.

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:hrist.as: p1jy Decèmber .1Thomas C,. Bradley add PrO. are held every Eourtii brus..gram Chalrman Harry Boris- days of the. month. The publicstelo 'have completed plans for io invited t9 all meetings. Head..the members and their Wives qaarters dne open every Thes-'tu spend att dajaydble evening. day and Thursday from 7:30

n.m, to 9 p.m. and on Satur..The December meetIng and days from 10 a.m. to 1 y,,

party wllitlose another oucces- Their phone camber Is 296-ofui andactiveyear.MeetingO.247p____- -

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c:p c3 cC'j±t3 hi iÇ.1 C'drawIng of uciq, HumboV' Chrintman GPO Awards. Paste. loOk PlargarstTalant,. aaai000at casIda, of bank; Mm. William CarlIn, prouldone, HilesWamana chub; Dian Hanson, "Ple.. Hilos" Margasot Lionko, Vilidga cleiIHoward T. OBrien, p,oaldont, O'g,iun Mansface.jring Co.; Jackie Bolek,qasen of Nilea Days; Dawey bank poblicrolatlona di,actar; William A.Grelko. president, Kiwanis club of Hiles1 Albe5 Green, president, Nile;Chambo, of Cemme,ce, and William C. Keeran, V.P. Nile. Ratarp club.Seated is thoBank's Snntu CInas.

: FOR THEFWrH. T.GOLF-1lJLL STATE BANK "S TA"

,tth hk bottomless APPLE BARREL andCH RIST -

MAS NAPKINS will again greet ,It corners inthe BANK LOBBYFROM DECEMBER 16th-23rd.

AGAIN THIS YEAR THE BAM('S. "SANTA" WILL llAVE A..

GALAXYOF GIFTS'donated by the Merchants of the

GOLF-MILL SHOPPING CENTER-Theg,fts wiibe on display ¡n t.urinbby -

atzdundrozerßeaut,j,,IC/,j3gm5 TreeDRAWING HELD DECEMBER 23,d - NO OBLIGATION

ONLYONEGIFIPER FAMILY. YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENTTOWIN.B.isIeoti,n Cand. A,. Avsilsbl.ln OoLabby

.

Everyone Is Iúvftèd To Visit The .-

.

Bank DuringSanta's Stay AndFill Out A Registration Card Forj!he. "Lucky.NumberChristmasGift Award" . . .

. .

,JoinOur1966CI$qmojCtubÑou. YOUR FRIENbI.YCOMMUNfly BANK

.

.M!LL STATE BANK377 GOLF MILL SÑOPPING CEC°ITER

NILES (o8)Maae-o loWaie:owuuTlnjanance-hulu,nootaffl5oonsy 16

I n ., i b J r1i-it

Vajoda worked la the kitfhenwhile members af her troopdid the access aay chores else-where. They were Rita Voydu,Eileen Schultz, Curul Uatrosku,Maureen Conklin, Judy Can-torne, Mary Beth Drake, Gail

. OBonavan, l(athy Nittl, ElaineBilioshi-and Sanan Barkuwoki,dealsting thon were Linda Nil..gara and Jennifer Conklin ofTroop 009, Mary Pat Walsh,Karen Cicala and Suc ClaananOf Iraop 31 and Jeanne Huele-man, Mary Magnnsoa, KamnBeth, Pilla Rami;Nde,,Lnkada

.,

Connie Tschudy of Troop

.District.67Caucus ElectsoffilppBl - .-

Jaycees Talent Whiners.. . .

Presenting trophies to the wInners . Of the Niles Jaycee Talent.Rewe left ta rIght: Russell Melindres,, Jaycee Vice President,Joanne Mayer, 2nd place winner, Earle Rappaport, Jaycee Pee-aident, Chickle Tompidad, Ist piare winner. Pat Holland, -thirdplace winner, and Rea Cohen, Jaycee Vice President.

Illinois Bell Tells Of. . -

. CATV Servicelia community antenna tele-

. vision (CAIV) aervite tond-nues Its recent growth Io ins.nsldwes; questions os . to. therole of telephone companies loinlsTelatively new Industry arebelag rained more frequently,according ta Jack B, Gable,vice preoldent of Illinalo BellTelephone and general mane-

. -, ncr of the company's SuburbanThe first meetlsg of the Area, -

. cancos of School DIstrict 67 -

was held Tuesday evening. Na-. CATV . service consisto ofvemiier 30th at GalfJuslorHigk . inking television programs-School. he caucua io charged from the air by means of a

. with the responsibility of seek- high-roe antenna and deliver-

. ing out, screening, and return- Ing them to th TV onto ofmending candidates fer the individuo CATV subscribersSchool Board. The schools in aver a network of video wires,DIstrict 67 draw pipi1s from Thau far, the servlce.hus hoesGlenview, Golf, Morton Grove, mast papular in communitiesNues and Skukie; There are .beyand' normai range of tele-.hres schools including Golf viOlOfl tatluno.-

.:und Hynes Elementary Schools. and Gulf Junior High Schoqt,.. . PlUinoiO Bèllfo nOt an upu-o .

. ratos OfCATVèysuemsanddneo. Officers alerted ut the orge- . .... SOt intend to becqme one,' .-nlzafjonal meetlog were: Fred ' ,pable declared. "We simplyMislata. 8937 Natoma, Mort adfer transmission channels forGrove. Chairmat; Clay000 J. distrthution of CAThO signals

. Welter, 224 Nero, Glenview, ander tariffs accepted by theVite qhalnnan; and Mrs RI- Illinsis Commerce Commis-chard Wyler, 6622 PalmaLane. This service for CATVMorton Grove, Secretory. Is similar. to that

. offered for televisios networks.

Delegates include: Norbert und stations aqd for other ap-Leeb 8921 Oak Pork, Morton plicotlons sack as theater tele-Grove; Ambas Gorav, 7114 VisIon, educational television,

reealeaf, Nues; Mro. William dioirlhutioo,. of pragrammedilslmeo, 8919 Marion. Morton mesie burglar alarm systems,

. Grave; Mrs. Dudley Jones, 31 and on forth. services thatwe -.

Legan Terrace. Golf; Mro.Jack .haveoffered fur-many years."

NIxon, 8953 Natoma, MortonGn'ove; Jehe Nordberg, 26 Gable also poInted ost that

. Briar, Doll; Mrs. Walter Toll. munIcipal authorities -have he..-r .228 Nnrdiea Glenview; Abra- -cam, Increasingly . Interested.

. ham Fink. 8900 Beliefort, Mor- IS the des.eioprnpnt nf CATVton. grove; Abe Selman, 7111 systems. l-te explained that ifNiles Avenue, HIles; William ° CATVaperatororders PIcoloRuchar, 9230 Normandy, Mor- Bell transmission channels, the

. ton Gtwve;DavidChristian,7138 company advises the city..FPlts.r, Morton (trove. prapptly when it does oat

violate the confidential sastreAlternates are: Mro. Karl af its customer relationships,

Elsa. 7122 Church. Mostos but in any event, prior to theGrove: Mro, Leo Wdge, 8935 start of constroctl6n.$hermer, Morton Grove; kirs, -

. C. Mcltermid, 8653 Oberster.Niles; William Holmes, 0938 CATV apaiation ¡Çídetter tMarIon, Morton Grove; Mr. he 'resolved Jltetueei-.1otalWalter Stuckmann, 6801 Beck- uutbsrltieo and the CATV t6xa....with, Msrtvn Grove; Mrs. py Gable oaid. "Illinois

. Walter; Fox, 333 Country Lane, Bell takes no position on dosGlenvtew; Mro. Donald Thsmp. qnestion. If a city passes un

. oua, 12 BrIar Reed. Golf; Mrs. ordinance expressly requiringFred Gsldberg 8933 Oak Park, that O CATV cOmpaty be liMorton Grove; Jobs BlairS 31 cenoed or franchised by theBriar, Golf; Mrs. Allen Owen- citY, then Illinois Bell will corn-sos.. 310 NottIngham, Glenvte'c; ConstrOction only for aMrs. Irving Marlos, 89l7Bes.c- crOtpuny that has suçhfart, Morton Grove; Harvey S. a license or fruochioe and thaI

- Cohen, 7033 Oreenleuf, Hiles; \. tumplies with other applIcableDavid Hirsch, 66ølMaple.Mar. lawu and regulations."ten Grove; Mro. DavidChrotias, 7138 Foster, Msrtoo Gable aloe said that thecorn-Grove. puny feels that it sbosld not

he Involved in anydisagroernentbetween u CATV operator andAny reoldest io District 67television broadcast stutl000 Inwho woald like to be a candi-

date sr who knows someone is a community. "Both", hç.the district who would make a pointed out, are our castom...good candidate . for' the School ers. We apply our tarifo ini-Board should contact any of the P°'l' tu all, under eppli-delegates er alternates listed cable laws and ardinaoces."above, -

In addition te the transmis-alun facIlities offered itstariffs, illlnoia Beil also pea'.

. mito pale cuntactstafrancldsedCA1V companies. Thelimftu-tian is that thee- shall be onlyace CATV company pole cols-tact per pale. Any subsequentor duplicate requests by CATVcompanies for pule contattu-ilo

.the cammualty will be deniedand transmission chamelo willbe offered .as an alternative,Gubte said.

.. Ray WilkinsWilkins oealor.oyunphenetteo,

a 30 piece accordion band plusdrums, perfarmed at an alistarmusic concert held at the Fra-dentini building AudItorium,Sunday, December 5th, 196$.

.- The concert featured nut-standing. accordion bands andsubiste and Was sponsored by

NewbOrn.

A girl, LIsa Ellen, was bornan NÔv. I2,l96StáMr.andMro.Jooeph T, Miller of 8810 N.Elinors. St. Mlles, Illinois, Sheweighed. 7 lb. IS 1/2 oz.

A boy, tregg, was burli toIDDLE STATES moiioMr, and Mrs. Fred Schneerude0702 N, Osceela Ave., Nues, ( OF IWNOISon . Nov. 15, 1965. The nowbaby weigied in a t ib,

]I.),; for the. Hòlidays!

.v- /L . ._ o,hm 1JT /o,/ e.t/ .. , . . - . 111v,

. . .. ... .sG vh 'APAIR OF.PIrdE SCtNÏED

BAYBERRY

iWhen you open a new Chrkstmas Club Account

y

Natùrally. VJha 'u moie per.sonal than a conversation? If000ryono inj(qurfamity makon

nd receives tè ephona culto,.theijdenervethatrown phoneTwobrthraa enti entenninos-in your horno can mean aworld of now convenience formo whölo family . . . plus ubig saving in timaund elfoS,You'll be surprised at hnwlIthe'it costs. Call us today

fld see.

. Your NOes Public Works De... the winter Snow yfawing equip-

ment ta be preparad far thecoming anaw. We have already

Partmeot bao been repaIring all

purchased l2Otons of chemicalsto canhat ice cotifiSi on. our

. muio.blghwayn.

Are your anaw ohovelolngoodrepair for ohaveling your nlde-,walks? klave you replenIshedyour supply of oeil to opraacon icy sjiata on your aidewaucto prevent any serioUs falls?

As temparateres begin drap.ping. water begIns to freeze,ans it you have not dlocònnect.-ed and drained your uprinklioghoues, it should he dans with-

. t atty further delay, Sill andone cocks should he turned

off from InsIde the bouse andthen the autsida faucet ohoald

12 c,_, 1z:=- 9 £

B!e m GM. ScOb ServeRinnen' T© Á

St . Benedicta heme onThanksgiviog rang with yonagVoices amid the elderly veicea pfar the Cadette GIrl ScenIc ofSt,. Jahn Brebeof went thornto serve dinner. Ibis Is asar-

. .. vice project that is one ofgladness and all were eager tobe ableto particlpute.Theglrlsset the table, oerved andcieajs-ed op while others visited withthe people. Many uf the pirla-- . . came hume with a feeling ofwail being and felt that theywere oa the receiving end In-stead uf the giving. Leader adof Troop 777 . Mro, Mascella

14

TOmw r,zii.FuH Time

. 18t025Light Manufactuing

DuBro Prødnct1667 Milwaukee Ave.

.

NUes 9675758

PACKERS

oPS2thiGs ONlat 58d Snd SHIFTS10% NITh BONUS

standing work.Excellent benefits.

.' Must have own transpor-tatlon. Work in new

modern plantApply:

FASTENER CORP.3*P2 N. RIVER liD.

FRANKLW ?ARK ILL

MACHINE

OPERATORS

OPENINGS ONALI. 3 SHIFTS

10% xrr SONUSProduction work on vari.oua machines in clean.modern plant. Steadyworking conditions andbenefits with growingcompany.

-APPLY:

FASTENER CORP.3702 N. RIvr lid.FRANKLIN PAIiK

nJaoTs, BTZLZPEONE

: OffeÑ CareerOpportunIties Leading

ToAFutrrefli -

COMMUNICATIONS

Qualifkations Preferred:e High school diploma. Eiecttrlcal and

Mechanical Aptitude. Ambitious - Neat -

ApplyMonday thni Friday8:30 am. to 4 p.m.

Employment Office- 21H V. Washington

Cblcago huacaWe're-an equal oppor.tunity employer and amember of The ChicagoMerit Employment Corn-

PART TConscientous Young man

Por Service Station6 a.m. to 10 am.

can 58*9797

. The Sugie, ThUZS December 9 1965

- - JANITOR -

POE 58DUSrRL MAINTENANCE

FULLTThlE DAYS. S mis.. GOOD PAY. CALL 824-0144

- EX1ERIENCEDOFFSET

- CAME : MANTwo days a week, Wednesday and Saturday.or Presday evening and Saturday: One coloror tWo.color simple Separation.

. GOOD PAY. STEADY

Journal-New5 PUbIICathSHi1365 Webford Avinue - Dea Plaines

. 299-5511(Mr. Kracaflk or Mr. Wessefl)

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE-

WITH DRIVERS IJOENSE

FOR OPPICE SERVICE DEPARTMENT

PROCON,. INCORPORATEDÇALL F7.7m - -

ASK FOR MR. CABILL

.

BALES ORIRNTEDhI&TUHSTABLE

Personable young man under 30functioning as office managei Insales office in Des Plaines. Somecollege helpful but degree not noms-sary Wilt grow from inside salesto outsIde sales.

CALL MN. ñnsyg5

M Equal Opportunit

GENERAL SHOP HELPMechanically InclinedExperienced preferredAll company benefits

Apply:

JOHNSON FIREPROOF- DOOR-CO., INC.

10500 West Lunt Roseinont

LIGHT WAREHOUSE WORK. ORDER FiLLERS S PACKERS

- .CHECKERS

.

FULL TIMEGood starting salary, pald vacations,

Liberai discounts and Insurance.

J. & R. MOTOR SUPPLY363 North 3rd Ave. 654-8166 Des Plaines

-CITY PRODUCTS CORP.

589-MGi T. 414Wolf at Oaktoa Dea Plaines

. An Equa] OppOrtunity Rosployer

AGE OPEN

Horse barn work duringwinter months, B h'oursguar. Summer monthshours open. Work hoursat- your conven)ence.Week nits or. week end.Phone:

299-3914 aftei 4 P.M.

PART TIME HELPWANTED

Older man préferred,GAS FOH LESS

River & RandDea Plaines -

824.9182

WAREHOUSEMAN

Young man, preferablytrade school graduate forcarehouse - and mainte.nanee. Permanent Jobwith opportunity,

CALL MR. IcIABLEAU675 4233

SEMI RETIRED- --

OUPtElanitorial Work

at ExclusiveÇ,ountry cHub.Man 6 Nitre

Woman 3 NttesGood Pay.8240144-

wANrs:D AT ONCE -Dealer to supply con-Somers with Rawleighpxoducts Experience un-'wcessary Write to Raw-leigh, Dept. lt. L 10 V 80Freeport, ill.

FULL TIME' ANDPART TIME

Positions . Flexible lico.Age no Barrier

Apply in PersonWALT BOYLE. STORE.MT. PROSPECT PLAZA

R. Ciesielokiloo Weat M Nil.

for private PS)cIflainchospItal In Des PlainerDay time and evesisgshift 40 hr. wk. Includ. -Ing alternate Week codaCAL!. MISS BELLOWS --1

Ho-o Puraishings-_5- -TIZODHL R01175

DISPLAY PURtrjg.

dOtoÖO%OFpwill sep. By pr. or roam

CASH -OR TERMSDEL ARliArGg

Call 543-9630

FURNITURE Sar.Uquidating furnitureout of four $IO,000modelhomes. Will sep, Free -

Delivery. Terms.557-8571

TO 60% OFFFcrniture loe. in blclrs 4model homes. Cash orterms, Dei. arr. Cali

894-9244 or 675-3953

Selling- out furniture InBuilders Deluxe 4 modelhomes. hip to 50% oiLDel. arranged, Cali -824.8164 4J if

Jane, I used to bateyou. Your rugs alwayslooked younger thanmine. But that was be. -

fore -1 went to StapeitonHardware 72 E. North.west Hwy., Des Plainesand rented a Glamoreneelectric rug shampooerfor only $2 a day.

R White Canopy bedE*e. coliditlon..

Cahh)99i4803 -

4%.4*JTQ LOANS -

ON NEW CARSINCLUDES

FREE LIFE INSURANCEs4. PER $100 PER TE.

AT\ THE FIRST

- NATIONAl.BANK

-- OFDUNDEE. ILL.

RA 6-6771

ùlaeaous For Sale--46Upright Piano $110. OintPoint Elek. stove $50.80Cold Spot 2 dr. Saftig.$100. Girls Bike.-ß8. AllIso cacci. rond. Call

.

296-5817

.

PALATINERESALE SHOPBringin your used cloth.Ing and sta will sell itfor you. We pay cash for -

cut gloso. hand paintedchins. antiques. 10! 5.N. W. lImp. Daily. 10 tO4. Fr1,, 10 to 9 P.PL

1L B-5251

Dear Alice. I know I'mnothing but a cold, in-animate machine to y05.But love will come later.After. I deán your rugs.Rent me for $2 a.day atStapelton hirdwre. 72 E.North*est Hwy.. Des Pl.Signed: Your friend, theGlamorene electrIc rugehampooe

Nel' Wen'ed- . . Femali -. -26*

The 1964 CivIl Rights Law prOhibuta with car.tain exceptions. dlaffimination becauteofs -

Since some Occupations are considered inureattráctive to pomoni of one sai than theother, advertisements ore placed Under theMale or Female columns for convenience ofreaders. Suds listings are flot intended bythis new'apaperto excludepersons ofeither -

OLAIBIS ERPRI2SENTATIVE- Nation-wide casualty company has Openingfor an .exceptlonal college girl age 2o-o, Innew Dea - Plaines Office near Cumbeflanddhtion. Position Involves publie contact. ad.Justlng claims by phone 'and correspondenceRequIres initiative & tact No typing. TtaIn.ing will be provided. -

CALL 3 H. FRAN BURF

Switchl*oard . 'ReàeptionjsExperienced operator with typing ability re-quired. New push button board, Modereoffice. Many company benefits. Must hRveown transportation; Call for-appointment..

, A. J. GERRARD & :coMpÀNy400 E. Touhy 827.512j Des Plaines

(Near Wolf Road)

- CLERK - TYPIST. In out Buying ivloloi.. must have good typ.lngaiJ shouuld h Ye figpae aptl(udg, ciodbe gQajctt, , g . -e,.. - --

tD'1iWc?b80ANY. BENEFITS:.- 7 PaId lfoItdjfrg a year.

VLife Tnsursnc and Hospital Insurance.. . ------(Indlately available)s Employee store. S - -

. Free bus to door from downtown Deè Plaines

CALL OR COME IN AND SEE

CITY -PRODUCTS CORP. -

- 259.2261 - Err 414 -

Wolf at Oskton- Des Plaines

An Eqùsl Oppòrtunity Employer

. JUNJORCOPy WRITERFine oppornity to Iñerease yourknowlédge ofcopy writing, If you are able to edit andcompiie5at5lOpjfr ourlistings; good spellIng andgrammar a MUST! Typing required. Collegetraining Or equivalent. Experience desired.INCLUDED IN OUR COMPANY BENEFITS

. Life Insurance and hospitalIzatIon Imme.diately available.

- . 7 paid holidays a year.- . Emplbyee store.

. Free bus to door from doWntown Des Plainess Can oc come- in and see 5h55. 51Fg -

CITY PRODUCTS CORP.299.2261

WÒIf Road and Oakton DeS Plaines. S'An Einal Opportunity Employer"

Help Wanted_58oRo_.B

- MEN WANTEDGeneral Factory Work

No Experience Necessary

APPLY IN PERSON

WAITRESSES

NORTH WEST SUPPER CLUBExperience Preferred. Hours 11 to 2 P.M.

Call for !!i appolntmen

- JORDAÑMF CO. '-

3696 pj EQad - - : P P1a1fl

H.lp Wanise_.Fanel.2B* -

FIlER - Jobs foi some.taries. typists. elerk apernonnel in Husa &Jacent subqrla

Call Helen at:Abbey Empi. SaMoa

7620% Milwaukee Ave.

PULL TThLight Manufacturing.

and Assej,tyDuBro Produota-

7667 Milwaukee Avellleo 9675755

BADOn,

DEMONSTRATORS$20-$60 profit pr Party

la spare timeover 200

Chrlstnas apparel Items,REAL 511.11 PR 2-0797

ThREE IS AREASON

why people wish to workclose to home with pleas-ant ourroundings andcongenial co-workers. Wepresently bave a positionOpen for an exceptionalperson in our Park Ridgebutiness office. if youare Interested. call nowfor further Information.

W. J. BRAI6DON823M65 -

MWDLE STATESTELEPNONR -

- OF ILI4NOIS36 PaiMew 'Park Ridge

EtGI67'fa6totyWOilf Innew mod. plant No exp.nec. 439.530.

M. Frey251 Diamond Head Dr.

RECEPTIONISTBeautiful offIce witn lotsof public contact & tele-phone work. Excellentfuture potential for theaggressive young lady.No-fai. Sal. $85 per wk.

.SALES ORDERCLERK

Pee-requisite Is telephonepersonality. Exp. in scctg.and business machinesCo. desires a mature girlwho Is a self starter. NoFee. Salary $90 per wk.

SECRETARYChallenging position Insales office of Calif. Co.The qualified applicantwill possess good skillsand rgliablltty due tOthis being a uil office.No Fee-S soy $450 MO.-

ttcr . SEO.Park inne now until Jan.Full tIme until March.Lota of public contact.Good skiils required. Sal.srl, paid on hely. basis,

, NoFee.. O'NEILL

A88OOZàTE fl4C.

-(A Licensed Agency)- O'Hare Office Center3158 Des Plaines Ave.-(River Rd.) Dea Plaines

L DeMan2711 Mannheim Rd,

. Th Rce, Tlucroay,Deceiicbe;9. 1965

Miacelouo. For Solo-48 Nureery Schools-SO gsesIrcss Ofisas8-.Encyclopedias. isp edt.tion. Brand new. Orig.cost $169.50. Sac. $75. -

__J Coil 251738 - S

STORSOI WINDOWSA5l Coñdition. I- haveonly four left, One each:423lx42l 260f x42te,2814x4615, 28x461f. CallPA 4-3529. Glenvlew

Northwest Suburban -Nmaaiy School

Few openings avail. forfpclhgseniester, Beg.Jan.31, 1966. Ages 3-5 Halflays only. Trans. avail.-Priv. playground. Quali-find teachers, Deluxe new

ulldlng.(oal W. Lyons.

Morton Grove, -Ill.965-011o BBAZAAR

- AND Painting STHRIFT SHOP DoconcrtlnqSat. Deé 11-8:00 P.M.. -Sun. Dec. 12 - 12 noonuntil 6 p.M.Thousands of items, ofclothing, toys, jewelry.

- groceries, housewares,soft goods and many,many Items to choose eomBagfrom.

Northwest SuburbanS Jewish- Congregolion

7860 W. LyonsMorton Grove,IIl. B

HOLIDAV- ARTIFICIAL FLORAL

ARRANGEMENTSTrees, wreaths, etc. madeto order for your homeor office 827-9228. Daysor evenings,

Quality new and used-

Stereo Phonograph twoyears old. AM.PM. Rosewalnut finish, Call after

COMPLETE PAINTINGand decorating service.Guaranteed work. Coilftacwk Studio. VA 4.0967

sas.-woinuag

-

PAINTINGAND -

DECORATING

JOHNSON & WATHENteautiful exterior andinterior woriunanship atin extremely reasonablevrice--------------- -

Free Est. Fully Ins.

TOP PincES PAIDFor eutglass, antiques.gold, silver and Jewelry. EXPERT. PLASTERING-Call 824.2207 0CDEI.9342 Rooms, ceilings, walls &

patching. Work goaran.Will buy old electric tedd. No job too small.trains made from 1500. Free estimates. WATERPROOFING1942. ny size or condi.. .

824-7510tljn. 823-2965 after7pmPLASTERiNG

JBASEMENT WALLS

lIND TILING LEAEU$G? -2 uprIght freezerss i chest freezer

1 PrIg. Box. - For Sale . CALL JACK HANSEN824-4347 437-1769 -

Custom Motorola radio- Dmsodollxp-12phono - TV comlination.17" screen.Ht.3V',length ROOF & GUTFERS94", wIdth 24". YO7-7786. REPAIRED

FREE ESTIMATESWhirlpool bath unit forhome water therapy.Slightly used. Will sellat loss, Eves. 965.5715 B

Musical Iuainictiors...49j

COMPLETE- RHIfIODELING

o Recreation RoscasO Room additionsWindows, doors. carpen-try, plastering, plumbingtiling, paneling, garages,donners. All work guar.snteed.S

Cr11 Bit 8.3)95

SINGING & PLATINGFOLK GUiTAR

Regular . Eier . BassGuitar

Drums - AccordlanThimpet - SaxClarinet . Voice Aug onct

Professional Teac!ners chrantag-SyLYRIC SCHOOL

620 Lee St, Des Plaines824.4256

f5uzlsl 8nsbumMAIO 12118

A lISENT MUSICALH1iISTItZA$

A. Plano or Organ Des Plaines Cctrpet andwill give pleasure furniture cleaning. Low-

to the wholg family cot prices. Highest goal.for years (o come. Ity. Local.

We will Olean yourLiving Res., Dining Em.

and Hall carpetingfor only 575.00

MILLER.CARPET CLEIIHERS

259-4103

827.5460Pianos and Organs Apastmflatö-4.A

Complete Drum Set $325

Magnivox Stereo HI-FI

Ampex Stereo tape- - recorders.

MARIE SONAHUPERMUSIC STORE

-

1415 Eliinwood -

VA 4-4131 Des PlainesMusic Service

B PROUD0V YOUR STORE OR

OFFICE- Use

Dennis 3anItOOIa1PlasterIng, PaICbIng-53

JSocoles

- Frr your Floorand Wali Cleaning

Call 698-3191Between 9 a.m. & 5 p.m.

One ied apt availacie1immed; Hear transporta-.fon. $435 Milwaukee Av.1Phone Y07-8514 B

DES. PL VILLAS - 2Bdrna. PrI. corner. Lnd.sciai. 'flee lined street -

DES - PkAJNSB TOWN.MOUSIIL 3 iiedrm., 10fbaths,. fin. ree. orn. Wallsto shopping.Caij 299-2151

R. Kulte140 Ashland -

PRINTING AU.. TYPESPaper Stenciling, PaperPlates. 24 His. Service.Work guar. Iteas. Prima.Local-987-9666.

VACUUM GLEAÑEBE

Sales & RepaIrsNew&Used

Huevera . EurekasElectroicix

Free Pick-Up A DelIveryPhone: RS7.2021

LMlS TALKAbout your planned cm.

addition, gar, kit..bathrm; concceteivoik

screen -porch.ti doesn't cost anything.to talk. Eslimateo free

of charge. Call now.R . R CONSTRUCFIONW' do afl phases of10e se Improvements,

HE 7-4302 or 765-4ER

TRYTHI.R Waterproofing Co.

RESIDENTIAL-..COMMERCIAL -

- .)tO DIGGINGNOT HARMSIILTO

SHRUBBERY -ALI. WORE GUIsE.

-

FRItE ESTIMATE9:°- -

2594696

Porrantllc-DI -

flladam ChristineI 1EADER AND ADVISERl.Tloliday rates with thInj od. Advice on all prob.toms, as love, marrlaage,3tc. Don't fall to see her

Ion any probi6ms,I CALL: 685-1081I 4000 W. Lawrence

FIoor Chicago

ANTDOiODhLA2.l -

'es olkswago GreenSedan. gil, cand. $1,200.

Cal) 524.go

1915 Chevy Aut i-l_-

vate owner. Cieno. Newbsttery 4 new tires --2 snow dres. Now sentCMera. Asking 37S.00.Phone 966.4114.

'56 Ford Victorian. OwnerIn Army Soll fo" bestoffer. Cali YO 7-8089. B.

ROOM TO RENTGentleman, nice roomwith gurldng for auto.mobile. l5 2!wk. Call

Wantcil to lloSt-345

Single working man de..sires apt. or household - -

rin., preferably furo. w!cooking - facultIes, ncaTrans. to Homo . Oreer - - -

wiled Junction.. 855-2525--- s-tor. "Albe$." - - --

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Ual,-2a3 : - Rilp Wtod-Maj.. Roip Wanted-MaIe-58.B

Inunedate Openings for MenBufid Your future In themrclear instrumen-talion fleldI . . .. .

. Variety of. Instrument assernblyKnowledge of scaie,prints and small

. Experlénced or wlliIn for shipping.receiving and 9tock work.

. Machine OpeIutom - .

41J around drill and rivet press, punch. press and brake, experienced or will

train. - -

. - Contact us now,. rates. plus many bene-fits. Opportunities fòr advancement,Employment office open daily-S to 5 p.m.Daly: Thursday Eves. until 7 pin. Saturdayuntil noon. -

NUCLEAR.CHICAGO CORP.333 EPffoward Ave.. Des Plaines VA 7-4456(lust East of Mt Prosperi Rd. near NW. ToUway)

-An Equal Opportunity Employer

Help Wanted-Male mrd Vernale-29-C

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JOB OPENINGS ATUARCO Incorporated

. CLERkS NEEDEDHigh school graduates age 18-30, Starting as-slgnment-a variety of general office duties.Outstanding opportunities to learn and act-Vance to fiore responsible posltIon

. . KEYPUlOH OPERATORExperienced keypunch operator needed. Toppay, working conditions, benefits, Opportunityfor advancement,

sDESIGNERS

: Experienced cletailers with medium machinery.. -backgrounl in printing. papar converting orpackaging field preferred.

. . CUSTODIAN - -- 3-5 yrs. experience in custodIal duties required

-. SHIPPING - RECEIVING CLERKYoung man, high school graduate-responsi-bilitles include stock receiving and Inventorywith miscellaneous office dutiés.

Cali or Come In

UARCO IncorporatedDU NKIBK 1-4030

West County5.ine Road Barrington

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Male-MB I lÑp Wanted-Male & F.rnole-28.0Help Wanted-

LAB- TECHNICIAN

Pharmaceutical Mfgr.needs man to assist inblolögical research. Mustbe high school graduate,orme laboratory saper!.ence helpful but not nec-essai-y. 37% hr. week.Comprehensive benefit

program.CALL: M SHOWN

Iforappointment.

AENA-R-STONE. LABS; INC.601 E. Kensington ltd.

(1 bIb. E. of Randhurst)

COMPUTER OPERATORA career tn E D P is your5s fór the asking, ifyou are a qualified computer operator withst last i year previous experience and ar&bet*een the ages of 20 and 30.YOu will operate the IBM 360 tape computerunder thé direction of a lead operator. Start-Ing assignment will be on the nito shift.We ere a rationally known merchandisingorganization whIch can offer you job securityand a complete benefit program package.. . For further InÇormation please

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