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Open a SA VA Account now and en,oy a trip to Cen-tra! Europe and Switzerland, a country of greatcharm and magnificent Alpine scenery, is our

destination for S A V. A. in August 1977 We havechosen Lucerne, the loveliest ofall Swiss resorts, whereyou will spend 8 days, and 7 nights in First Class ac-

commodat,onç on the shores of "Lake of the FourForest Cantons " Next Years' Tour leaves August 6,1977 and returns August 14, 1977 Stop in or call Golf

Mill State Bank for further information, and adetailed tour brouchure for the exciting SA VA s

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A oewly formed geoop of CBvolanteero hànpledged them.selves to aid police secant7 ofNiles citieepry.

Patrol by Ihn- citiorots bandmotorist volunteers, called theNues Citiceos Alert Patrol(NICAP) began Moottay, Nov. 22,and mill contim.e from 0 p.m. lo12 p.m. nightly. Police aidinterest evolved from a group of

Concerned Citizens, accordivg toNICAP secretory Michael Cniscj,who are estahlished regalarCEers Whose porpose is obsevvalion and reporting suspiciouscircumstances io the community.

The ded,catrd CB patrolers ourthrir own cars and equipmest andprovide their own gasoline

While patrol is confined tuNiles, memhershup is the geoap isopen lo Nues. Morion Grove and

Pork Ridge residrnts, 18 years ofago aod ccc; who hold a validErdrrul Communications Corn.mission license They meet asaul.y the first Wvdsenday of the

month at the Village CuoncilChamhens in the Nues PoliceDepartment.

Cnisci, a 23 year old banli tellerat Golf Mill Stateflanh. said the20 member mobile organizationwhich includes 5 women is drawn

from varied waDis in lifo in.

h oasewinrs , college students.au tonic chaoic gas station ailes.danis and a self-empinyed chau!.fear whose CB handle is CrazyG yeah'

'Were concerned about Nilesresidents getting their CB bitssiolen. cae thefts are on theIncrease and with the holidays

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First O'The Month Meanderings

If you're oesding a Christmas card to the goy neat dann.heron what lacal postal officials say about its rooting.Niltsilen,.wlsose pastal office is part of the Chicago system,havo.rtlmatt going dawntown far sorting. We were toldTuesday ifehere is only a small volnme of mail in Nitro and acauple aftrainees are available, thea some uf Nues mail cuoldbe sorted here. Preprints and nrwspapefs, which arr already

-Orted by ramier aed delivered ta Nibs, are the only mailwhich'dons sot take a trip into Chicago's Loop.

Marlan Drovers, who have their orno postal statino (not aniibstatinu like Niles). have alt mail shipped to River Grone. adistrict satinn far.nortiog, and then scot bach ta MortonGrave. There are two esceptinos. Ifyon drop yaor letters io

. tlse-pastalbnu is front of the Post-Office building, Or io the. Mnntao Grave slot ioside the Past Office building, it will be

oi-(d io. tnwn. : .

- -This.lime of the year we gçt masy telephooe calls fromy.reoidnotsncekig to hMp those who are lens fartanate. Mafy

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KayMarnisey, Canrdinatnr far the Nilen Senior Citizens, told. os Ikone may br.a need for a cauple of food baskets lhis yvur.'

If you care lo help, we suggest you call her at 967.6100,Esenosios 75. .

OokSnhiml kindergarten alomii, who had the goad fonisne.,th have Mrs. Hoitanit as a teacher, shnald se'od get well cards

- la-thin schont, which will br forwarded an ta the lady at hersobírban.addrnss, Mrs. H. is the same- lady who neverfoegeis. her former 'kids". When ear 3 alder childrrsgradi.ated fromhlgh school, Mrs. Harizell look tile troubleand time ta send cacti of them a -grddafias card, name 12

lyear5 after they lef1 her5.yeac.oids' clasfi. We're sore there'smany hundreds nf formar Oakites whose families still residekern mhnmauld like Id wish her well this timeofitie year. lt is

.esperted she will be back in sebos) same time after the first ofIke year. Mro. Haelzel) and Oah School started in boniness

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. Hin hume has heen under special police surveillancerecently. after an .çvç4çr9ysb!g,ornounl of vasdalism has- - -i.l::.? CIttinaed on Fugo-SS . .

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Courtesy BusNiles Coartesy Bus will be

eu iiiiÌi g 15e laie schedule fromfr30 am. lii lO3O poi. Mondaytiles Friday satil Dcc. 31. .197b.On Satarday and Sunday, Iheregalar schedule will prevail frontI I 30 aal. iii 630 poi.

Mouday Ihea Friday. the lastbuses begio their eons al 9 p.m.aiid rod al 10:30 poi. Saiardayand Sooday. the lasi bases beginline rolls at S p.ai. and rod at

fy30 poi.

Free bloodpressure tests

Blood pressare readings will brlohen on Tharsday, Dec. 1h. atthe Niles Administration Build.log, 7h01 Milwaohen are., bet.mccc Ihr boors of 4 aod O p.m.The scenicr is free of charge. Noappoinlnient is needed.

Zoning Board tables decisionon 'wrap up' reducing method

De-lay actiOn-on reducingsalon

thy Alice M. Bnhnla(

For the second timr the NilesZoning Commission tabled actionWednesday, Dec. I . On a SpecialUse permit for a redacisg salonoprealicn in the Ooh Mill Mall.

Petitioner Cossetia Birooni,8974 Wrslrrn ann., Des Plaines.said shr was relactant te discloseany -part of the formula orchemicals inieuded for ase ontil atrodeaiisrh or pat enlcea Id besecoerd fueenclusive eights to Ihnrrdocing procrns.

Zoning action had been con.linord from Ihr Nov. 3 hearing toallow Ms. Biozoni in provide o

saoiplr of the solution for laboro.tory testing or a chemical onnlysisrepon to drteemioo its safety.

Biozoni said her process, 'anold Swedish remedy,' which she

purchased from o Fi, Myers, Flu.salo iiisio tended to lose inchesrather thou wright. No massageis iuvclurd, she said.

Clients arr put io dry saonaafire which they are "wrappedaiid anuo .ionic non-allergenicnuiieeal solatiiin is upplicd.''Me asareis rets of Ihr oreo in.tended for reducing are lahmbefore ihr ireotmeot aad after thesolaliiiil is washed off,

A $15 to $25 frr for hehoar.loag prccess is niade onlyafter the clienl's satisfaction ofihm guaranteed loss in ioches,

Ms. Biaeooi uppeored beforelie Ziiuisg Board Wednesdayuighi wilh lire attorney RichardRuss, 9390 Parksidc, Des Plaines,

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CB radio theft prevéntion tipsChief Norman Glauner ami the your CB radia from jhrft:

Moflan Grove Police Department Dont broadcast your homeCnme Prevetitiov Bureau hune address or telephone number.issued the following "tips ta u Park a ear with a CB aotevoa

LEGAL NOTICEREQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

TO PROVIDE ENGINEER SERVICESWritten statements of quulifteuiionv are innilnd for providing

professional engineering services ta conduct a Sewnr SystemEvaluation Survey far thn Village of Nitos, filmais.

Statements of qualification wilt be reined by Kennnth R.Soben, Village Manager, Village of fEtes. 7601 N. MilwaukeeAvenue. Niirs, Iitioois 60648 and shut) be endorsed, "Statement ofQualifications for Sewer System Evaluation Survey". Qsalifieatíanstalements will he received ntil SrOO P.M.. Dneember 23, 1976.

Qualifleation Statements shall include as a minimum:I. Spciahoed espenience and technical competrnce of the Bros

and sss persanont in eannnotion with the type of srrviero requiredand the oomplenity of the projeet.

Past rncord of perfoensaoce on contracts with governmentagrocres and prmvateindustoy, including snch fadons .controI ofcosts, quality of work, and ability to meet sehedotnu.

Çapacity of the riens to perform the work io a timely fashion.Resoorons available fop completing the work.Refnrences for past record of performonce. -

The scope of the project is bninfly desonibed os follows:The Village ofNiles owns and maintains uppnouinsately 240 tuiles

of sanitary and eombined sewers which are tributary to theMetropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chieogo (MSDGC)system. The scope of the project is to perform snpplemnntalfacilillos planning work os part ou facilities plan prepared by theMSDGC as it rotates to Infittraiiou/tnflow within the Village ofNues. Regulations relalivr to sewer system evaluation surveysmust be addressed as well as the development of a simulationmodel for the collection system to evaluate hydraulic conditionsduring various storm onents.

Any contract awarded under this request for qualifications iseupected to be fended in part by a grant from the Uniled SlatesEnvironmental Protection Agency. This procurement will besubject to regulations contained in 40 CPB 35.936, 35.937, and35.939. Neither Ike United States nor the United SlatesEnvironmental Protection Agency iv nor will be a paity to thisrequest for qualifications or any resniting contract.

The Village of Nitos- reserves the sole right to evaloatn theStatements of Qualifications submitted, waive any irrrgulaeitiestherein, select candidates for submittal of proposals and/or rejectany asd all fitms that submitted Slutements of Qualificationsshould il he denmed for its best interest. All parties submittingqoalifications will be notified by mail ofthose candidates selected tobe invited lo snbmit proposals.

Kenneth R. ScheelVillage Manager

Nibs, Illinois 60648

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Flerc-O-Glaza requIres no upecial skills lo vannas 505Install, li Is easy to cul, saw and trim lo Illwood or metal slorm door Iramea. ComesIn slandard pm-cut sizes. Warns Fleo-O-Glaze is the ORIGINAL nnfely approvedPlastIc GlazIng. Ank for II by name!Al Hardwa,e, Lumber and Building Supply Stores:WARPBROS. Chicago60651s.. Hm Amr:s. tore-t M,iiO, P.59:. HR. at Ovoid mips Pne Diigt. COOls. Nib..

EssI Malnolleedwane, Inc. R.niaAtIe H.dwaeo9024 Conetland 7547 Milwánken Ave.Nitos, Ill. 60648 - - Nitro, Ill. 60648

RdunTnne V.IueHaedsw.6244 Lincoln Ave.

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GeaIet'sPlysned & Haodmane -

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Ace H.,dwaee694 Len Street

-Sknhlellmdeseo4024 Main StreetSkokie. Ill. 60076

Ann Hiedwace5035 Oakton St.

Skokie, Ill. 60076

Andy's Bent Haa'dw.ar9946CrasnfordAve,

Skòkie. Ill. 60076

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off Ihr Street.n Boy a retractable or re'

movable antenna.. Choose a radio that's haitI

into yonr dashboard. if possible.-n Doo't answer calls for help

yssnrself, hut alert police orambulance service.

Buy an ataros system for your

Buy special locks available forCB uoits

- If you're a wontan. he sopsr.what guarded iv your cooversa.tioos with strangers.

n Don't leave CB equipmeollying anrood when your car is in apankiog tot or garage. -

n And, ofconrse. keep your carlookrd.

The Morton Grove Police 13e'pOrtoseot Criste Prevenlioo Bar.can has other reconsosendatiostsfor hanse and vehicle secorily. Forfurther Information, cali theCrinse Prevention Bareaa al9tr.7iJ wvekdays 9 lo 5.

Transcendental-Meditation -

Program"Improving and Maintaining

Health Tkru Relieving Sires?' islo be Ihr topic of a free publictentare on Ihn TranscendentalMeditation Progrant to be held atlhè Morton Grove Publio Library.6140 Liocoln. at 7:30 p.m. onMonday. Dec. 13. The speaker,Mr. Mark Rosen, a qualifiedloachrr of Ihr TM program. willbe discussing scientific researchwhich shows that people practic.ing the Transcendental Medita.lion technique enpenience betterhealth, both mentally and physi.catty. Fór more information cae.tact the Interootiotral MeditationSociety at 604 Davis sI., Evonston. or call 864-1810.

U.Dedtponducts8012 Milwaukee Aye.

Nileo, Ill, 60648

H.eiykau Usedwane7138 DempsterSl,

MortonGrove. Ill. 60053

Taanabenen Haidw.ee4001Main Street

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Italian American execùtivessponsor university Program

The University of filmais atChicago Circle - has announcedthat a series of courses, collect-ively tilted The Italo-AmeeieonEsperinncn', 'wit! be offeredbeginning wilh the w'mtor quotterof 1977. Unprecedented ht theState of Illinois, the aim of thenew program is emphusioe Ilsecontributions of Italian immi-grantstO Iheir adopled country.the Uniled States.

TIle Ilalian American Es.ecutives of Transportation, sson-sors of the program. believe thatthe image of the llolian.Ameticanhas suffered. The program isdesigned to provide students withars awareness of the thousands ofcrrntribntions made by Americansof Italian descent, that have gon6virtuatlyanuoticed. Funding forthe program has been ohtoinedthrrrogh personal contributions ofhic t.A.E.T. members.

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The prinsary emphasis of theprogrant will be on the historyofItalian Americans in this coaniry.Tiroir struggles for recognilion,Ihe hardships they encountered.aod the discrimination they over.Canse during their assimilationinto the "melting pot" ofAmori.can life will be enplored in deplh.The initial course, "The Image ofIlse Italo-Ansesican", wilt begin inlhv winter quarter. 1977 arid dealwilt1 the images and stereotypesof the Italo-American. II will alsoanalyze the Italo-American con-tribution in literature and the

slory of Christmas in a children'shome, will be the Sunday schoolChristmas program 59 he pro-sented Wednesday. Dec. 15, 7:30p.nt. All children in the Sunday-school wilt paeticipate n -thespecial program Thu - jisélisdesChristmas carols, and spokenparis. The poblic is cordiallyinvited. Christmas treats s'itt he-enjoyed by all following thepr050ntalion.

- On Sunday, Dee. 12, PosterSafslron, will speak os "There'sSomolhingÁbbut That Namel" dtthe mnening worship service,10:45, Christmas music by thechancet choir wilt be featured.

Suisday school with daIses for-all, -ages begins at 9:30 am.Nurses-y care is provided dnnngalt services. -

Youth groops meet at 6 p.m.foriunior, Jr. High, and leHighyssnng people.

"God If Faithful" will bePastor Safstroos's message at Iho7 p.m. Sandry Evening Inspira.tional Hoar,

Dial 647-8126 to hear Cureline, a tosi-minute- devoliooaintcssage ldr inspiration and Vor-

Awana Cldbs forboys and ginGgrades - 3.8-- meet -Friday 7.845p.m. New members are alwayswelcome.

image created in AmericanHistory tents. the press andmedia, and within educationalliterature. -

Scheduled foe the SpringQuarter, 1977, the second envesewilt be entitled, "Theltulo'Amnrican Enpeeleuce", andis designed to study the Italian.American eapoeiench WiIIsbt theAmerican Coonmanity and Insu.lutions. Following an euummationnf the Italo-American family, thecourse will issvesjigote Ilse Italo.American experience withIn ed.ncational instilsitiçus and ihnlegal system. The role of Ameri.cons of Italian ancesiny On thebusiness, religions, political andcultural world will also be raen.fatty studied.

Planned fòr 1116 Speing Qauetee,1978, 'Research Projects in theilato-Americasi Enperience" wiltalbo students ta take advantageof the varions archivalrepositories in the cuy of Chicago.The projects will reflect Ihn

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interests and disciplines of the &Tiodividnvl students, and wilt hesupervised by poeticipatingfacnlly members.

All courses will be offered alIhr "300 level", and wilt-he openIo Sophomores. Junides,- Seniors,and Graduate students,

I. dividuals desiring further iv-formation on thhproSeam shouldcontact the University of Illinoisat Ciréle Campas. College ofLiberal Acts & Sciences, -

Beiden Regul& Mukva

Baptist Church ttCh tm s At H me 1h

interoshipsCongressman Abner .1. Mikva

has positions open for Congres.ston .1 .interos oohis Illinois slafffor winier quarter, whiéh beginsIv GflOfl3?.

- t allege students who ore poli-Skat svience oe journalism majonsorwho are interested -iv govern.moot relations are invited Ioapply for an intero position. ThesnlernG are not -financially corn-pensaled, bot thoy fréquently caearrange to receive academiccredit for their Congressional

I ne sterns svorkthavaeiety ofprojects with -Mikro staff mcm-'ors, Some nrthèprojects hove

t dod n gT thllulest- osidents in dealing with federal

gels dtgreeat-had01g dfmlatg d- completing polls 'and surveys.

The -studehts wlto- becomeinterns will be working in each ofCongressman Mikvos tkree lIli-nuis officds: Room 398;; in theKlnczynski Federal Building, 230S, Dcarhoin, Chicago; Room 402,Dos Plaines Civic Center, 1420Miner sL, Des Plaines; and 40thChurch st,. Skokie,,

To apply for an internship ortoask qaestinns about Ithn intentprogruns please coil Watten Na-than un Congressman Mikva'sChicago office ''"°'"

Nites-Elnmentury School Dis' directed by Pamela Oeersteeet;lebt #71 wilt present its annual and the Churns, directed byWinter Concert, Thursday,- Dee, Harmon Greenblatt.9, 7:30 p.m. at the North School, Admission 0150 cents per aduli6921 W. Oaktnn, Nitra. The und 25 cents per child underprogram ftir hn even ing wilt twelve svitI melado refreshmeulsfratüre the Jaoz Bund. directed afterthe cnneêntoMcmbers of 16e

- by-Edward Kochee; the.Concnit Musió Padents Club will be theBank, directed by Jacqueline For-flsrther informa'Titles; the Coneeet Oecbestéa -

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home with nothing io dolWhether it's dancing or skiing.basketball, or crafts, the NitraPark District han a program tointerest every member of thefamily.

Registration for RecreationPrograms will take place onTuesday, Jan. 4 from 9:hO to11:30 am, and from 7 to 8x30pst. for Nues Park Districtresidents ONLY. Registration for

-residents and non-residents willbe held on Tharsday, Jan. 6, from9:30 to 11:30 am, and from 7 to8:30 p.m. Alt Registrations will behold at the Recreation Costar.7877 Milwaukee ave. Por thoseusable to register on Ilse aboveselsedaled tisses, registration wilt

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CALL: 966-1750VIllage Plumbing& Sewer Service

7132 W. Dempster.

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s Thsday, Deee.be.9, 1976

1 PAbe acceptédat tbè Pa& DistrictoffIce after the last registrationdate and until the start of theprogram.

Youth Programs Are: TinyGym, Rhythmict for Tels, Batan,Ballet, Tap, Simple Printmaking,Adventures In Art, Macrame.Senlpy. Fun Club,Art cf Baking,Pappecty, Tots ßç Parents Crafts,Gaitar, Tumbling5 Gymnastics,Jr. Gymnastics, Jado. Floor

- Hockey, Karate. Archery, GolfLessons, Girls Volleyball, Beaaty,Horseback Riding, Exercise forTeens, and ImprovisationalDrama.

Adsit Programs Arc: Nerdlcpnint & Crewel,- Crocheting,Knitting, Macrame, Riny DayCrafts for Parent, Ccramics, OilPainting, Improvisational Drama.Slimnastics, Karate, Yoga, Slim& Trim, Daocrcciso, LadiesTamblisg dc Gymnastics, BellyDancing, Tennis, Mens Volley.ball, Archery, AdullGolf Clinic,Tennis Lessons, Badminton,Social Dancing, Ladies Beginning$kiing, Cross Country Skiing,Disco Dancing, Movement AGi.ritira lar Senior Citiceict, nodOpen Gym for Senior Citizens. Allprograms coquicé pré-regisïeationand class sizes are smiled.

For further information pleasefeel free tn contact the Niles ParkDistrict at 967.6633.

Be*aiy Can Bo FanAtleniinn all' ingennes! Thé

Nues Park Districi is inlrodncisgan rodung new beauty course forall inlerested youngwomcnfromthe ages of 13 theoagh 18.

Just think girls, yan may havemore "beauty" polcstiul bntdon't. know how to' apply youftecbniqucsl This class is for yvo!You will be able to rapIner newhormons of hair and skin care andIcaro proper ose of makc.sp -application. This class will bepresented by a highly qnalitiedlicensed beaaty conssllaot,

The class will be held onToesday evenings from 7 to -8p.m. ut Ilse Recreation Center.Cláases Willitégin Jat. Il andcvñtinnefer 8 weeks. The fee forthe program is $8 for -residentsnnd-116 for non-residents. Regis'Iration wilt be accepled daring-the Session Il pwgcum registra.tiss en Jis. 4 und 6.

Class sizes are limited -so octnow and be thé "beaaty" yoaknow yea C29 be!Jmnadsnal Drama

Did you know that the NibsPark District eifern and bmprovi-satiensl Workshop Fee Adultsand Improvisational Drama forTeens? -

The adatt workshop iv a theatreworkshop geared - to aid in

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strengthening the individual'ssesam of awareness and imagl.nation bath en and off stage. Thewnrknbop consists nf variousthéslee encersisen.

The drama for teens la a.program for all leona. Theprogram Is geared to expand enesworld of fantasy and reality. Theisdividaal's nennen und lmnglna.tion will be strengthened throughthe use ofvarioas theatre games.

The Adult Workshop is offeredfrom .810 10 p.m. on Tuesdayevenings und the Tcee Pvogram isoffered 6 to 8 p.m. on Tnesdayevenings.Both programs are heldat the Recreation Center. Classeswill begin Jun. 11 and continuefor 8 werks. The fee for eitherprogram is $12 fee Nibs ParkDistrict residents (nos.issidentsfees are doùble).

Chrlalmaa Pouter Contest -

The Nibs Park District willsponsor as Annual ChristmasPosier Contestan Satarday, Dcc.IB. Here is a chanco for all youngartists lo display thoir skills andwin prizes. Prices will be awardedio all Ist, 2nd, and 3rd placewieners io sis different age

- categories ai the Santa Party onDec. 18 al I p.m.

Balen and free poster paper isnow available al the Park Districtoffilce. All posters must be sob.milled to tire Park District Office

- no later than 5 p.m. on Thurs.day, Dec. 16.

Por further information, cattthe totes Pack District at 967-6633.Santa's Chalnhnau Party- - The Nites Park District viiisponsor as Annual Christmas

-Party at the Grcenan HeightsRecreatie's Ceder- (8255 Oketolon Soiorday, Dec. 18.

The festivities wilt begin ut 1p.m. with prizes, games; enter-tainmest and refreshments forall This year's party will alsoféatare a spécial pre.Christmasvisu by Suela Class. SastaWiti beaswibable to visit with alt young'Obers who attend the party.'Ba1 PrgU9This will h your livul oppor.

Inoity to register for this year'sNites Park Disiriet skiing- pro.grams! Classes range fromdowuhill skiing 19 years to adult)and cross country skiing, to thisyear's now skiing program for.Ladies ONLY.

Skiing is one -of the kealthiéstpod musi challenging sports Inwhich you cus purticipale. Thesafest way to Icaro this sport isthrough u professional instructionprugram. All fees include:- expertinstruction, equipment reniaI,beginnér lift tickets when apti.-rabte, asid -transporiutioñ, - -

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All regtatratlon wI'l be accepledus n liest corne, first serve basin.Classes are lilting fast, no don'tmina out, sign ap tedayl Regis.trullen cluses eu Saturday. Dec.18. Fur further Information cellIke Hiles Park District ut 967.6633.

OpenilymThe Nilcu Park District so

cooperation with School District#63, is sponsering opon gymactivities at Gemini Scheel, Bet-lard and Greenwood. Ocrnius'sNurih Gym is open osi Tuesdayevenings from 7:30 to IO p.m. ferHigh Schont ages and above. Areyen and your friends lesikiog foesomething Io du? This may be justwhat you're looking for)

For farther Informailon call theNitos Park District ut 967.6633.FamIly SwimmIng

- The Nues Park District isoffering indoor swluwitsg atMaine East High School. The oldpool will be opes frein 93O IiI.000n ou Saturday Dec. lt and 18and the sew peal will br openfrom 7 p.m. ta 9 p.m. enWednesday, Dec. 15. These willbe the lasit open swim times untilJanuary.

The fee is 50 erais for NitesPark District residents asid $1 fornou.resídonls - per session. Whynot bring the wholé family andhavr fus is the water?

For further-information coil theNitos Park District at 967-6633.Fluor Uuckey 17 -to 9 Year OMs!

The following are the rcsislls ofthe Niles Park District - floorhockey tèagoe games played -Monday, Nov. 29 at the foraisSchreiner Gymnasium. -

At 4 p.m. the Leafs with BradPasst scoring twu goats and GregHickeyone shut out the Blues byu score of 3.0.- Also ut 4 p.m. the,Flyers scored two. goals in thefinal period hash by Mike Fritz tesqueeze by the Canadians 4.3.Tim Gambre scored the other twogoals for the Flyers.

At - 4:45 p.m. Joey LaCortescored an incrcdihlcfive goals for.the Islanders as stray slipped by -the Hawks 6-3. Thé Rangers withScott Marinan, Tim Frankfurt,Mike Picote, and Jim Wituiew.ski all scoring goals downed theBruina 6-3.SIandl.gs - w\ L TIslanders S - I O

Flyers 4 2 0Leafs 4 2- 0Rangers 3 2 ; 1Hawks 2 4 QBlues I 3 2Canadians I 3 2Brains I - 4 IMen's Baskethnbl 1eaguò

The Niles Park Di,lrlct againwilt sponsor a Men's Winter:.

- Biskethall League beginnIng the.first week in Jan., 1977. All -gantes will-he played at the tealsSct!reiocr Gymnasium, becalod at8255 Obole. Games will-he played -

on thursday - nights.-:- with tIsepossibility of as additional night-being set aside. this - aepeñdisg

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Park DistrictThe GolfMailte Park District is

offering frPn new high school ageleagues this winter. There will hea cumpetative high schont backetball league on Mondayevenings. beginning on Jan. 24.

. The league champien will brdecided by a round robin tourna.ment, with truphies hesogawarded tu the winners. The firs:game will be played at 7 p.m. mcfeoforthe league will be $196 perteam, and each team may havemanimum twelve, and minimumof eight playera on the roster

The park district wilt also hroffering a high school floorhookey league on Saturday aher.noons beginning on Jan. 22. Thegames will begin at 1:15 p.mand all the equipment will brfurnished by the park diste: rTramswill be formedand a rouodrabin leurnament will determ:orthe winners. The fee for Ihr thockey league is $10 per persoowills a one ihird reduolsen febrothers and sisters.

For mare information ou thbasketball and flour hoekrtrognes, please call the po kdistrict at 297.3800, or come :0 tthe office at 9229 Emerson.

Tire Golf Maine Park Drstr:ct ecooperation with the M rocTownship Cosirmitteeou Youth s

sponsoring a trip to Ike Mascamof Science and Industry ouSaturday, Dec. It, from 10 .muntil 5 p.m.

The trip is for Jr. High ucdHigh School age keys and girta tsee tIse Christmas Areuod theWorld rstiyal and visit the r stof the museum. The cosi for thetrip wilt hr SI uts, and co hperson sheuld bring sack loo hand same extra money fur s000sirs and special euhihits.

There witt he a sign ap sheet atthe Golf Maine Park D:str:oloffice, 9229 Emerson, for thoseisterestrd in attending the tmpFor farther infurmueion oc thé..museum trip. please contact thepark district office at 297.3000 orcome in io the park district office.

upén how fliauy teams register. Atvvu,thirtts rèsideucy reqoieemcctmust ho: met by all Ihuse trouswho pIad to play.

Icor furthcristformatioo re.gardiïsg the trogne and require.meute, contact Jim Stumboruki orPhil Yapp at 967-6975 from 2 to IO-!.n.;- Monday thro Friday.

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Winter ClassesCr-eallvn Siltehery . "Thr art of created by rads student. Il NineNeedtepo,nt, Rogmaking Crewel Patch, 2) Ecology, 3) Puff QuiltEmhruideri,"A nerdlrpuist aod 4) Applique. ' ' Locationsample will be thA'g,5t projrct. A Prairie View Costee "Arts avddesigned canvas will he provided Crafts Room". day and timeat the first cisss at o nomina! fer. Wednesday freni 10.1 t at an:. orL000tiun: Prairie View Center 8.q;3fl p.m. beginning the week of''Board Ream": time 5.10,0 Jo::. IO. fer $12 for O wreksleistenials not included) and theiiistr actor will be Adrienne Ruby.

Mondays, Class begins the weekufjoe lt and the fee wilt he $12for 8 weeks (materials nut in.clodrd(. batracien: AdrienneRuby.

Crocheting . location PrairieVjrw Center ''Board Room",times and days 7-830 p.m. OnThursdays, Class begins the weekof Jon. IO and the fer wilt be $12t

r fi Weeks Imaterials nut in.cluilcd(. The iostrocror is Ad.nenne Ruby.

Hsndeeufts . "The followingtechniques wilt be included:,crayon riching or crayon on cloth,chalk on Wet paper, stringPaintings, pasta Collagen, poteteprinting and paper moche." Theprogram ix for children in 3rd, 4thOasi 5th trades and Wilt he held atthe Prairie View Center "Acts JiCrafts bloom" day . Tuesdaysbeginning ihr weeh of Jon. IO,t: rinre 3:30.4,30 p.m., (re $10 forOwerks (materials not included).lostractur Adrienne Ruby.

Macrame . "Rosir knottingtechniques to create o wallhanging and plant hanging''.Location Prairie View Center"Arts and Crafts Room", timn7.0 pn:. Wednesdays beginniugthe weeh ofJon. 10, fee $8 for 8Weeks (nioterioln noi iucladrd(.The instructor iv Adrienne Ruby.

Nerdbepatni . location PrairieView Center ''Roard Room'',rein 7.830 p.m. for begineern,

Mondays beginning the week ofJoe. IO ard the fee will br t12 for8 weeks (materials not includedi.The instructor is Adrienne Ruby.

Needlepoint workshop . "Forthose students who hove hodprrviOun lessons io oeedtepoiut.l::div:dsol consultotioo withteacher will br offered." LocutionPrairie View Center "BoardRoen:", unte 8,30.10 pn:., dayTharsdays beginning ihr wrek ofJan. lO, fer $12 for 8 weeks(riotenialn rot incloded(. Thesupervisor will hr Adrirune Rs.

1'Qsilsing . "Poor techniqueswill be demonstrated and then hr

Park Ridge

Park District- Oar Chrtnlmäs Housrwalk willbe conducted ogain thin year onDec.12 - h to 9 por. at thy AdultCritter (the elder Sieiorr Haase)io Centennial Park. This onrualC(:nisto:as corsi recreates thelifeslyle oud Holiday preparations

- of 76 years 0go. Enjoyable lo bothchildren and adults. Farniturrand decoratians will fit Ihroccosion. The kids can hrtp stringpopcoro aodmokr orrontementskir tree dreoration. Over 200guests enjoyed the uocasioe lastyear. There is se charge.

Géld Key Chuishnus Party wiltbe held an Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. atCeatenoivl (West( Park. Thflmain entrer Witt. be ham, riee.a.reni, edséd vflgélables with ap.petizers aèd dessert. Santa millbe there. Yea most he a membert:: eiijay Gold Key Club activiliesbat att are welconin tooin and thedues ore only SI per year whichpy fr a thly malt8 fGeld Kéyaetivitiès The cost ofIhr Christfiioy Party,is $3.50.

Gold KY aab trip to WalerT:,wer unii Rita Cárttoé.on Dec. 13has our bus flllsid ondsinother conbe schéduisit if ttie,c are aeother25 re td yagrnl Idoren:etable lunched,: at the RiteCli P eifmtcolt Donna at 692.5127. , . ..

Slbenastlrs . "Includes fearruerc:rr, o:achiors sauna andwhirlpoOl " Location Prairie ViewCrntrr Gyo:. days and miesTarsday 9,151015 ar:., Tars.day 7:45.8,45 p.ut. Wednesday0,15-10,15 a.ot. sod Thursday9:15.10,15 an:. l're $8 fnr IOweeks and classes begin the wrekof Feb. 8. The instructors fer Ihrda yclosurs arr Mary Carriganand Mary Gousnrtiu and he siteclasses ore tough: by AliceanneGreene, Note: Regisiratioa forall of ihr ebooe programs begins:utn:rd,ately el the Park Office,6834 Dro:ps:rr sr., 9 o.n:..5 pon.Monday bra Friday avd Saturdayferie: 9 eu,. io 12 noon. Non.residents fer in 'I, more themn:drnl rate for all of the aboveprograms./

Two , ,,,asat O8kMIIM,gI

Local students wilt perform twoChristmas concerts at ihr sewOak NEIl Mall daring Ihr ursiweek. The publie is invited ioboil: frecenseects.

lrlre District b3 Honors Randfroe: Gerrini and Apollo JuniorHigh Schools will ploy at 2 po:.this Saturday, Dec. t I . Thr hand.which consis rs of about SO of ihrbest basd sladnots freni the twosci:,::: Is. will ploy o widr variety ofOuonhers. including such faoerirrsas 'Candy Main", Disney's "Irsu Serail World", "Silver Bells"."Hogan's Hrroes March" undorally others.

Filanik arid fifth graders fromtire Oak Schont will raise holidayspIrits by sieging Christo105canil Is and :ither winter songs at 7p_or. Wednesday, Dec. 15, io theMot).

Sauta Clous will be in the Mallduring boil icoonerIs with freeca:,d ycanrs for ail children,Thrrr will be hoi chocolate andd l'irais5 old at old.fashionedprices during and after thepeefric olorices. Children will otrohave ochavo, io have a Polaroid

Now is the time , . . to get your 1977 license plates,

Instant service at nominal fee. (Free fasteners,while supply lasts.)

Bring along the completed license application form,and we'll do the rest.

Service available Dec. 1, 1976 through Feb. 15,1977. Stop ¡n today.

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ce#s n christmas puppetIwOarnatNies Iiimrypintare taken With Santa,

Ouk Mill Mall lfnemerly Can.dlel:glni Cuartrl is fatly enclosedand is-Jiicoted at Milwaukee andOOkter"(si Siles,

Toys forneedy

childrenPast Grand knight Aagir

PranskeefNiles und a mrmbreofNorth American Maeyirs Council4338 of the Knights of ColernbnsOnu Ounce d thor Sonia Clous willmake an op pearancro t Men.signer Fl000gan Hall ai St. JohnBrebeaf Partsh, 8301 5. Harlrm,Nuns, on Sunday, Dec. 9 froni I

p.oi_ to S per. Ctiildree nuloreniheen and their frirndn arraukrd to plrosr bring o toy for5,ioirorr dy child. Tb rsrroys willbr dnl:cered by Choienrue Peon.ske und ulenibres io reniokietairate child before ChristmasDay in 00e area.

A special poppet Variety shnwwill br Offered at the Siles PublicLibrary, 69601 Oaktan st,, onWednesday, Den. 29, at I p.m.and at 2:30 p.m. Arranged by theChildrrn's Department the pro.gram will br presented by theColeman Puppet Theatre, Re.caarr of the popularity nf theprogram, tickets (freel 5411 heOrcessory to Ottrnd either porter.0100cc. Ask fer them al the MainLIbrary, Branch Library, 9010Milwaukee ocr., er the Beak.rlobilr.

Photo clubmember

Thr Photo Club at Siles Westis ulivr und crowing. Growth israpid, accordiog to club adviserurli Handarl who said that sincelast year, thr club membershipI vere nsrd from 2 to Ib students.

Club members attend erualarnlrrtlegs, plan pair and indi.xidual protects aod participatr iomamie8 workshops, Photo Clubnlembrrs inclnde Many Tenouhis.

"j i STATE B..nk.800 Waijk.gan Rd./1825 Glenview Rd./U.S. Naval Al, Station

OlenvIew, Illinois 60025. Phona (322) 729'1900 Member Foie- Open 7 a.m.-tol p.m. everyday expt Sunday.

Automatic Banking Centars open 24 hoursa day, eviry day.

Now at Unity: 1977 Illinois Plates

K.C.'sDeer Editor

0e behalf of the membee aed,fficere of Noeth Amoecao Mae.tyrs Council 4338 of the Kmghtof Cojumboc io Nilcu we wiob toeutend one sinceee appeedaüonfoe your coverage of our TootnieRoil Drive for the retardedchildren In our area.

With your eupport and cooperation, we were able lop our

Very Spédal 1977License Plate Ninubers.

You can pick up your license platesinstanuy at Unityand get our specialprefixes when you do. US is the prefix on the plates at Harlem Avenue-other special prefixes are available for each Unity lOcation. Even if you'renot a Unity saver you can take advantage of this Unitservuce Limited toprivate passenger vehicles -

You must bring with you:i State issued 2 A check made 3 $1 00 feecash

pre printed payable to the or separate check-renewal form Secretary of State made payable to Unityfor exact amount Savings Association

of licénse fee.

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Very truly yours.Grand Knight John Imiter,

Path RidgeCbainnan Edward Condek,

WheelingCo-chairman M. Provenzano,

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High School Mothers' Club. wewish io thunkyon for the pubticityyou gave nur 13th Annual An-tique Show and Bake Sale heldNov. 5. 6 and 7 to raise fOnds foethe scholarship fund. TO date,overtwo hundred Maine Stndentnhave been helped to further theireducations by this fund.

Again, thank you for your hetp.Sincerely.

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Tu.edey e AM Io 4 PM Wednesday O Selurdey 9 AM Io 2 PM

0 &h R.ehvfb.0The Niles Park Duteict is also

sponsoring a High School leaguebeginning the first week in Jan.All games will be played onWednesday evenings at the LouisSchreiner Gymnasium. A Iwo-chiots residency requirementmutt be met by all teoms winhingto join.

Contact Jim Stamboeski or PhilYapp at 967-6975 from 2 to ltpro. for further informationregaoding the league and Itorequirements.

Metenpoilim. High Salutai HoriteyOn 13ev. 12 1hz following teams

arc ploying at the Nilns SportsComplex. 8435 Ballard rd., toles:Lane vs. Nibs East 4 p.m.Peosser vs. Prospect 5:30 p.m.Notre Dame vs. Sceinmela 7 p.m.Nilen West vs. Loyola 83Op.m.chalutmas vacnllnn at the SportaCnmpleu -

During the two weeks ofChristmas vacation Nilts SpOrtsComples uIt rink has tire entireday designed far your skatingpleasure.

Weekday mornings and after-c000s wilt be filled with figureskating. publie sessions, Rec.Hockey trot time) and rental

This paper in next week'sedition will have printed a full twoweek schedule of shating timenand activities.

Nies Hockey . Hutton langorBantam Dinlolon.

After losing their fest game onSaturday. Team #31 went out onSunday and heat #33 7 to I,.JackJohnsey scored 6 timen and

Raody Martiti gol the other goal.Scoring for #33 was Steve Irippassinted by Jahn Sullivan.Midget Dietaba -

Another close score was thereontl ai this game piayed byTeam #41 and #4J. Scare wan 3 to2 and goals were scored by JohnJahlonski (2). Hughes (lt andassisted by D. Gluth. Weld, J.Jabloeski and Hughes.Set ' Mite Dintelan.

Team #12 defeated #13 in aclose game, 3 to 2. Bob Murrayscored 2 goals for #12, with JanvBarrett peKing the game wiunee.Assists to Ricky DerIvi and DaveBledo. Goals for #13 were MikeYrttrr and Chris Addantr with anassist ta Mark Neri.

Team #13 punted u 7 ta I victoryaver #11. Pat Aquitla, SootChristiansen and Steve Robackscored two goals each with a

siegte goal by C. Addante.Assists by Mark Neri (2) and PatAquilla. Scoring far #11 woo JonCohen assisted by Geerge Nor.berg.Poe Wee Dlvluion.

With Bill Daehier leading theway with a hat trick, Tram #21beat#24, 4 lo 2. Grey Park scored1 goal while Todd Kasik had 2asisln and Dick Latcgang andFrank Ciesielski each had Iassist. Scoring for #24 were MikeVarzine and Larry Tempie, assiststo Mike Lynn, John Woiski andlack Robock for #24.

Teams #21 and #23 played toancnciling I to I tie behind thegoaltendieg of Ed Dolatowski fon#21 and Randy Johnson #23. BillDae)tler scored for#2l assisted byG. Park. Mike McGann for #23unassisted. -

Lifetime Legionnaire

.. Commander Richard Smith. Jr. presenting Frank -A. Geisier cf.Skokie his lifetime metnbernhip in SkokiePast#325, -AmericanLegion. Mr. Ocisler was a charter member of Skokje Post andnerved as its Commander in 1949. He remains active at the present

. time as a member of the Board of Trustees... .

«oiSVolunteer bureau coordinates

art progräm,

Pat flirhoidt, artist-lectorerwill demonsleate drawing undpainting Dec. 14 in the art classesof Audrey Westgnr at ApolloSchool. East Maine School -Dis.leiD 63. MONACEP SpeakersBurean at Oakton, CommunityCollege and tite Volunteer BureaunfEast Maine.Scttnols helped iocoordinate this interesting pro.gram. Programs nach as tïiese,arranged through lea- Goldman.

Volunteer BureunCuordinotor loeApolln School. offer opportunitiesfor the children to gain enrich.nient and first.hand informationfrom experts in many fields.

Anyone interenied in sharinghis knowledge and skills withchildren and who manid like toparticipate as a volunteer. pleasecontact Mrs. Ruth Conned, Reg-mirar office Volunteer Bureau, at-

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At the-BANK OF LINCOLNW000

He's got FREE Snowball Banks for all the kids who visithim (when they come in with an adult). Each Bank is tilledwith special Santa candy and a lucky Santa number that

may win FREE holiday presents for you and Ihe kids.Presents lIke: BIcycles Games Dolls Cameras

Electric TraIns ApplIances Coa&ter Wagons.Stuffed AnImals Building Toys.

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G. Sleigh bello eing end nhII'deco ting nod cheintmoo shop-peen hoery to get gifto on theirway to Grondons, Ascot Erntenend Corete Timmy.

Sn three times of hneeyend nosery, it's eke to knowyen don't hove to Med pens.nota eorty Est get them thnrnby Cheiotmns. Geeyhoond naysthey'll getthem thoeeon time,even if yon'ro tntr. Foe gifiatraveling op to 300 mitra,yon stan wait 'tít Don. 23 andthey'll still hr there by Cheiut-moo Eve. Croan Country tokenlonger, bot you'd he ene.peinad lsowqoirblygiftn travot.rGreyhoond natta only n fewdays to da the job.

Be sore your poobagnssee wrapped a rearo y end takethem to the neaeeat terminot.They must ho no mere thon60 orbes in length and meywnigh sp te 500 pounds. Thefieni $50 vnbastion is ferr.Yoocan declare velue op to $250foe e ornatI charge.

Geeyhoond'n here helpingSanto mehr hnppy Christmases for years. Gift.n ride assmnothly and nafety ea peoren.gera. Bnnea apreste 24 hearse day, sevrn days a week, tothousands of rities, townsand oroesrnods rommanitira,many of which hove no nthreform of pohtictranaportation.

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BRING A scene of warmth and charm to ffiemost ¡mOrflant roem ¡e lOte house, the batO,wiTh cahrmieg accessories on display at Ye Vitlage Batfl a. mirror, b. Conmetic streit witS,doer; c. Upright hamper; d. cosmetic vilely; e.corner sbeIf; f. stool; g. wastebaskyt; Is. tissuebox; i. bench hamper; . bowl brush. Ail thepieces can be coordinated in warm celi,s'5 to fitany decor. Alyce Nasafer and Marianne Her-man will help Customers In the proper seleäionof aey item Ihr the bath. Everything for theDati, is on display. Browsers are aleo Welcomeof Ve Villag Bath House Ltd., 5d2$ Dempnter,just West of Edens in Motion Greve.

Buckle Up, WinsocicilFashion focuses on the

waistline this season asbelts come into new pro.minence, thaaks to thepeasant took and Wesleroiailuence.

So if you're stumped fora gift idea, Santa, peekluto her closet and get herhett size for a gift that

. witt wrap up her holidaywardrobe!

A MERRY CHRISTMAS; A SAFE CHRISTMASA tesl,snsed leer. Fwisklisglighio. Gufo deeorotivelypackoged astI woiting to beoPetciit. .°s perfwt holidoysorne. Right? Wrong!

F'ròssi October i 1975, toSepthmbrr 30, 1976, over170,000 ohildrrn wore re-ported isjnred by toys Ihotaermel safe With the highestpercestageoecum5 brin-ron:sfonny and 14 Tese,. And, s5974. otspronimotrly ,55oOrCo were storied n Christ-mon trees and dreocasona.

Royol-Globe I nouroncr -_ .. _ aa.rComp anseore ,ornd hol:doy FOR A MERRIER CHRISTMAS build satety into houdecorators ond g:ftg:vrrs to dey re aration,think obrad oboot nofety -when ng for holiday cos:ng the tcee,hvo Id hr Th,. Federal ,'ovcco m:.nt :0festivities. - cheched f:,r pr:: perv-ir:ng und d o,, g to port toc000ce thatb,. Ut ,:, p prove d. Ornon:eo t, h:c:ofol toy, d anot,-otec thcro porc sung o tree, end tinsel ohootd :15:: he vavhrt but it cansot doreal terco ohonid br freshlywade of 000liammaklê:oatr - eve, ytl:ing Tb rc:.ar,. thou-ont and ihr tsoedloSnhoutdnvtriots and be s'erare y fastened cundo of ,,rw toys:,,: thee n out. Art,f:r:ot treesto the tree to avo:d h eiro,ar bet each year thot are s::lo on r w an000 tute o fatling offond eaus:o g:oi ory.a ways in,peet,.d by tb: t:,n-sos omsno r mater:o onToy t ea:oo, m::t ::ruore ngior, ,ow:., t',::dort S u teto Con,-rhrekrd forprte that woy benhootd not b copera ted ondee o: na,::n Tb or000 uwee wontek,srp and I:krty t :0005 e oc neue the tree. ' l:e tt:e inst judge wh:.s poe- -

oen055 oorrot:onsttewemhre t:,:::ns: der the chasing a t:,y. N::t ootyWkro potting op your tree. purchase of toy.vouvace fatty ohoold the t::y he sate hotmoho oertoin it is stoodiog as the pnrrhoso of yo o,trce . taited to tb: st,'r:: t Oh,. childOwoy from 000dtes, fico- Toys oith sharp, peoteod -:, a welt.placeo, rodiotoen and ::thee ing edges shostd he avoid:.d. Once a to yenteen- the howe.o Osroro of beet. Also, safely Porto that cao hr easily br:,- it io thrn thrtob ::flhe l:aernlaseesrr yoortrerso that it will boo :,ff sod swall,:wcd a-re:: t,, see that the:r children arenot topple over. Notueal trees hasa,d f,,e stunt,. T,,va t,:,:ght ita pe::pre :5e.ohnntd br kept in water ood nhoutd o,,t be wodr-:, fhighly Tb:s Ch,islw,,o Itoynt-disooedrd a Os00000p::ss: hIc flowwakle watoeiots :::: d :0v Glob eu,grs you t000::oe,nafter the kntidoys00000 it t,:yo h.-:0: unelectc ir::ll yyoarso If ::ot a::ly w:tl, Fon,over. oh,,uld l:c CL ::ppc,,v:.d od fowilo', happiness, hot tl:eirAll tights noed io d evorhec ked t,,e defeotiv:' w e:,: g sotolyatwell.

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A elenco Way to I:anoltotItis peoble :::io lsy tornit:gyOt:e gift iuta a Clownw:tI: t:rigl:t, gttmmrd-hackpapee. Drow the clorosisface an the neck of lIte bot.

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1f the need foe Christmasgilt ramis has yos rabbing Poter to pay Past, or crea SOhstinto debt, why eut begin tathink now about pleased ayotomatie meines for neat year?

No, ita noi easy. Many alsa tond tswaed good inten-unen while the bito on, batthen come the end-of-seasonsalee, a teck in the Coot ora yen for n Vacation and outthe wiodaw goce the plan.

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. callad o "Chriotmac Clab."Thl ineount In designed topromote systematic savingnby providing you with ureminder coupon far theamount you determine youwont to save weekly, bisvook.t' or monthly.

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StepOut for 1hComfort

Savvy women manage tostay on their toes throughthe holiday festivities, oftenworking all day and makingthe party scene after dark.

For this all-day schedule,.

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Holiday feet also needextra.. py!nperisig to keepthem going through tisebusy season, A soothingfoot-soak should follow along day ofuhoppiog or anevening of dancing, for ex-ample, Before party-going,spray on foot powder ordeodorizer to help keepfeet cool and comfortable.

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interest un Chriatmea Cluboemstnt&The reason is neon.omle. The n fleposis amountsneo often trio smog to off.set the espensee involved inhandting the Paperwork.

The FodérolRoserre Booed,which analyzes . bank metoeach poor; saya small- nodmedium-aim

boato actuallytono onywoee from 73 to 87cento per account even with.out paying interest.

If you're toaded with willpower and anxious tu haveyour money enm interest,it's easy to arrange. Opon uregular savings account, weiteeut o payment uehedufe forYourootfnod stick to it.

You meld even deems apyour owa peisùltieo fue skip.ping a payment. And, plan ocoward for yourself at the endof your 1977 Chriotmon shop.ping spree with a apecial treatpaid for out of the interest se)

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your bank to automotleuflytreoufer o eat amount fromyoueehoeking tú your casingssemant oath month. Youmight oven begin a dime orquarter colleCtion at homeand periodically deposit allmino of that desiomination inyour account, Teicka? Yes,hut talete to provide nierSerata - thin time nest your.

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One secret of their non-stop success is a worry-free,comfortable wardrobe. Forexarnpla,..a shoe that willcarry ihrough the holidaysin style añd- comfort is thesandal. In step with thisseason's cJreúseduj looks,the sandal goes smoothlyfrom the uSure to the dancefloor,

Hand tooli make practica i,.. Mounting O1tetial rosisand higher ser5're chargeshave consin even th

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Depending sa ysur bud.get, you ron go all the wayfrom a vested suit to a newpair of socks

In between, you'll Sodthe latest sweaters andshirts, often shown is th0new layered look.

Sweaters are bulky srsmooth, ethnic oc classic,wrapped Or pullover .anything goes! A smart,rugged leak is the turtle.neck sweater, worn with aclassic shirt. Over it all, arugged jacket in corduroy,or quilted nylon-filled.with-duw,, would suie theseason.

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Cut wrap squares 2"larger than walnuts andcandies. Wrap, fusera willia twist of wire. Cut, leaving6" wire stem. Dip in boilingwaterkeeping wire abovewater. Wrap stems of ran-dies with florist tape.

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A Yde LogDecorate a yule log this

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apartment dweller chat heshould du son repairs orbuilding projects himself.This '»o.ir.Yourselr trendhas provided ehe ideal so.lotion co the gift buyer whodoesn't ow what to gettise men on her holiday list

Hand tools such as theVise.Crrp locking pliers,are practical inespensivegifts that ace sore to brused throughout the year. ASpecial Chrisinus gift set,

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Available at hardware,discount, department andailes stores, hand tools willsarprisr the men on yourlist who roped thr Iradi.lissa! tie, cologne Or shirt

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find yourself making it allyear mund.

red food coloring and youhave a festive little Christ-mas pie. Chances are, you'll

friends. Add a few dabs ofgreat treat for family ortime at ail, and it makes aYou can whip it up in noway to greet the holidays.Pie. It's a light, refreshinglight: Sour Cream Cherrymas, Isy this dessert de-

For a very cherry Christ-

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Drain cherries and savecup sugar the inico. Dissolve gelatinJi cup cornstarch in JI cup of juin. Combinelone-pound cans tart cherries, sugar, cornstarchcherries In Juice and ti cup of juice and cook

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Every few years, the urgehits holiday chefs to add adifferent, exotic toùeh tothe usual turkey.with.fflmmings dinner. Guests thisyear can feast their eyesand palates on a gorgeousGolden Bird", complete

with special browningglaze and accompanjed byItalian stuffing. ChocolateMousse Calliano isa fittingfinale for the holiday cele-bration.

Start with th0 browningglaze for the "Golden Bird".To make the glaze, melt 2¡ars (12 oes. each) of purequince or crabapple jelly

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in a saucepan; stir in 3 cuplemon juice and 34 copLiquore Galliaoo for about3 cups of glaze.

The Italian stuffingcomes best. Combine B cupsweet butter, fi cup water,and one larj chopped on-ion in a saucepan. Simmer5 minutes and stir in S cupof browning. glaze. Corn-bine in a large bowl With.12 cups torn bread, preferably Italian; ii cup choppedparsley, S cup choppedham, 3chopped, hard-cooked eggs, asid fi cuppine nuts Or choppedcashews. -

Prepare a 12 to 14 poundturkey by spooning stuffinginto neck and body cavities.Place turkey un cack inshallow roasting pan, andbrush the skin with soft-ened butter or margarine.Roast at 259. degrees for 3to 3fi hours, or until tiser-rnumetec inserted in thick-mt part of. thigh muscleregisters 185 degrees. Baste

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An unusual ChocolateMoussecan top off the feastperfectly. Blend 12 squaressemi-sweet chocolate, oneheaping teaspoon instant

. coffec dissoived in 8 table-spoons boiling water; 4eggs, i cop boiling hotmilk, and l cup LiquoreGalliano. Blend all ingre-dients in a miser at highspeed for one minute. Chilland garnish with whippedcream if, desired. Enjoy aholiday feast family andfriends will long remember.

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Plam.inc to give our chi!-deco a pet for C]uiutmao?Them uoggeutian, from theAfleerie Veterinury Medi.

- ca! Aa.oeiutinn can helpmakothe gift a joy for tle entire. family.

Con,ider why you want thepet. Will it he a entupen-inn. penteetor. hunter? Someheeeda aee.hettee united thanethers for ordain tuteo, andmme animal, d not mateegood puta at all. Mo,kéyo,.kunku, re tilm and otherwild animalo heleng in theistintine hume. or in moo. Wildanimal, are umally copen.nive and difficult to care for.Many are potentially - dan.geeouo and can cause ente...,ive- property damage or nor.loas injuey to owner,, theirfamilien und friendo.

In addition to neluctingyour pot carefully ho nucoyen tue prepared to pay boththe mitial mut of the animaland day.to.dny oopeoneo forfood, health-eeee and otherouoential,. Even adopting- ofrco" pet from me animalshelter or humane .neiet3, in.

l,ve. 00mo eop0000. Theanemol ohould be thorough.ly enamined by a voted.norton and properly voceen.oled -agoinut tnfeet,000 dit.:; may alan nomi o

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rare Don't fe t lIent aficeth ovelty se cc off noise.one .1.11 han I food the poi.clean up after it and esorcioeil, if nernoumy, even whenyou co os vacation

Decide before tho unimalarrive. where it will oleop.what it will eat and where etcan ploy and 000rei,e Be00m you hove enough upareIn our apartment, Sonno oraid lo accommodate a pol.Gond health dependo on

regular medical attention.prol)er nutrition and caecedtreatment and handling Aveterinarian uhould gioe yourpet recular medical eherloipoand ran advine you on plan.ning o properly boluncoddiet. Be auTo family memherndo net mintroat the pot. Veryyonngeluldren may unlmow.ingly injure a young animal.often by "Over loving" it.

Unwanted dogn and rataare becoming a major healthand nafety problem. Dontadd lo ii Unione von intendto brood your pet, plan toleave it npayed or neuterodan onen au your vetonoonanthinku the animal io ready.

Pet ownerubip can ho oneof life'o geoutoot ple,nuee,. ifyou consider 1h. duties a.well au the benofito of owningand caring for a living crea-tiere. So unce 1h. gift pot.give io a handle of joy andoet a bautect of Iroahle

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Neul production at Gùitd Play.boone will be the Ayo Randcoorleoom drama, "The Night ofJanuary 16th", opening Jan. 7 forthree week-ends. On Jan. tI and

P open tryoatn wilt be held forThe Silver Whistle" to be

presented for three week-ends inMarSh. Des Plomes Theatre Goildis now io ils 31st consecutiveseason, one of the oldest andmost activo cOmmonity theatregroups in the Chicago andsuburban urea.

- Dance ConcertThe Mayer Kaplan Jewish

Community Center, 5050 W.Church, Skokie, presents aneveoing of Spanish Dance byEnsemble Espaool, o Chicagoarea resident dance troup, at 8:15p.50. SaturAno, IJec. 11, For ticketinfornsalion, 0H11 Kaplan JCC,675.2200, cnt. 214.

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Peter Nero Pops concert

Maine East High School Chapter-fl TRI.M officers make pianofor "Petee Nero' Pops Concoct on Jan 15, 1977, at Maine East.

. Strewn abone lefi lo right aro: Scott Steigorwald, Secretary, ParkRidge; Janet Waemaek, Vice.Presidont, Morton Grove; KathyMedley, Treusarer, Nibs; Mike Eterno, President, Nibs; totpictured, Elle:: Goroshnick, Dro PIamos, klislorian).

Stndent.s front The Modern Music MasHes Chapter #1 arrwaking plans lo help srl) tickets and assist ovith publicity for hrJan. IS program.

Appearing at Maine East will be the well.knowo recording andTVpianisl Peter Nero. Me. Nero is known foe his diversificalion as aonsicol artist, thrilling audiences with tIte mosic from

ttis-more'tttan thirly alboms, blending his familiar repoeloire of jazeand pops or including his version of the latest rock iones. Ticketsare now available, For information conlact the Maine East MusicDepartment at 825-4484. -

Art student wins national honorLoura Lauroys of Morton Grove is represented in a film strip "Ac

has bren selected by the Nntional by Talenied Teeñ.agers, 1976."Scholastics Magazine as one nf The film strip is poi oat by theIht top high settool painters in otagarine asnd'is made op of thethe country. finest ofthe lop award winners nf

- Along with 41 other students tIte 1976 NewYork show.from Nose York ta California, she Lanra's painting, "A Worn's

. Castle," is an acrylic painting ola- - . , -. head of cabbage anal bud pm'

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acrylic division in lite Hem Yostcompetition. z' , L' V-Show-ushe,ettes

V'Show oodienees at MeintEast's Nov. 18.20 performanceSof "It's A Laughing Maltet" meSS

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. The nsherellrs this year mote-

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of Nitos, Linda Costello of partRidge, Sue Fino of MotIon Grane,Peggy Hambaeh of Park RidgS.Brh Lund of Des plateeS.

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.'.., "en Sn IearoiogFrench cao takt advantage ofseveral crique stOdy optionsoffered by Oahlon CommanityCollege bogisoing and mice.mediale coorses,Tanghl o a semi.ivdeprndevlbasis,

fOOC brgmoomog,Intermediate French courses atea teat.tape systv bar il is alsopossible for students who conneSallend thescheduled classes toWork oat a totally independent

Program wSth the iontractorSerious French sladeots alsohove the option to do iwosemesters work io one, receivinggrades and credir foe both coarsenaecardtng lo Linda Korbel, as.sistant professor al foreign for.gouges.

She soggests thot siadenin whnalready hove seme bochgm,erd iothe Fr000h fangoage renviderlaking Freoch 105 (Conversa.tional Feeeeh) dnring She springÇ semester Scheduled for Tnesday' , and Thoesdoys from 9:30.10:45am,, this ceuese is for slodents Viclona (Sasan Labocki appears magically from the drum, jost an

interested in enpanding and Hoadtnt (Rosiy Steiger) plavord, n this sceso from The Mogle Ofimpeoviofr Iheir conversatmonol Young Ilundlul ansragr now os the Mill Ran ChSldreo's Theatershills,

Performances are beteg hold covey Saturday Ihre Dye lt WimhSmall classes, individual altes. sprcraf weekday shows no Dye 27, 28 and 29 and ihr final

lion, 'and preuonally.lail04 pra. performance ev Sunday, ja0 2 All shows begin at I p.m.0cc102 (Beginning) 105 (Conversa. The popular j azanean 4 of

Aviivities OSier a) 967.512g rotti000», 004 20) and 202 (Inter. "Urban Crisis" wig be fraisred 320mediate) will be offered Ihm at the OakSov Community Collegespeio,

Sonday Night Cofforhoose onFoe farihee information, coo. Dec. 12.10cl Lindo Kerbel al 967.5120, Sp Onnaro 4 by Oohteo'n Boardrat. 326of Sisdeos Affairs, Ohis program

-is the lust coffeehouse fer She fall.F'rench club seetester. Others have izcloded. . . Ovenrng of folk music, panno.activities minie. ..

Moine East's French Clob lmet, end rocio ooizsic Othemembers recently look u bike acnvitren spoosored by ihr Boardhihe,sponsoee a bake sale, and of Siadevi Affairs arr a weeklyoatneal(v nartieinah-n ,-« Olor syrien..--., ,n Homo.cunSing activilies, end mombeesplan lo ailend the npcemjogInternational Di000rfor all MaineBasi foreign language 'slodents,French Club along with otherlanguage clubs, will provideenlertainmeot ai the Dinner,

In Jonoary French Club, alongwith Rnssion Clnb, will gotobogganing with the fendsraised through bake sales.

French Club is also planningfor a trip to Qoehee, which milllake placo io the winter of 1977,Participants will be visiting Mon.tecol and Quebec City, lakiog iosome- impoctani sights andPracticing their nor of Ihr Frenchlanguage,

The final blob event will ho a. spring banquet at a French. restauruel

Offierre this year are peesideetCarclyo Glpssma5 vior.presidentBarbaro Guadman and score.S3f't.lrcmiOrer. Andrea Gordan,

' special covcerl'featuring big'namo artists.lradershrp workshops, nymesSerbreak trrpn io noch lorarians ast°lortda, Dynvyr aed Acapulco,and 5h eniewo cbs ev varios5topics.

,., Urban Crisis" will play at 8p.oi. in Botldjog 6 oo rho Ouhionlstrrioi Compas, Oahson andNaglv, Morton Geocr. Admissiov55 st for siadonts n2 for onhees,

For forther ivformatmoo aboutthis program Or any of Oahton'sstedyni activiSion call the Stadevi

"Last Tango in Paris," theeooleeversial 1973 $1m direcledby Bernardo Berloteoci, starringMarIon Brando ucd MariaSchneider, will be shown atOahton Community College onFriday, Dee, IO.

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SAE is o geoop of aboat iNitos Wesi students who organicand promote activities 11keHomecoming and various dancefor Ike West students. Officers oSAR for 1976.77 are LarD Levispreuidcnh Ann Bucigulnpo, vicepresident, Neat Weiss. secretoryand Jan Ro.strow, treasorer.

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Carroll's classic foiry tale, will be Miles Sonkin are the stagepresented on Frtday, 15cc. IO, and -managers, and sophomore MisäySatarday, Dec. 11, by the Ntles _ Lesn is thr clown -usher chair-West High School . Children's mai,, Sophomore Amy Tolskyts inTheatre. Performances will - br . oharge of publicity Facultyheld in the Nibs West auditorium member Molly Magee is theOu Friday at lt5 and 7:15 pin. director and Pttill Schoenwolf theand on Saturday at 1:15 p.m. adulttechntcal director. O

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- - Two Variety Club SunshineCoaches, especially built audequipped passenger buses"Heart on Oso in honorof Tdnl 26's great philanthropistJack and Ann Sparherg, and tileother in Ike memory of DocSavage, iioled limou,lncchaaf-leur. was presented to Little Cityfor menIally handieppcd chit-

- tIren, and to ihr RehabilitationInsulate of Chciaga. Surroundedby members and the crew,president Bene Stein lccnlcr-be-twren Mrs. Savage uqd Mrs.Sparbcrg) tamed over tine Keys tothe coaches IO ReiecbilitationInsiliate prosidennt 100cl Hamill

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rcom drama based on the Pogler- l7.hdronn lioue wh!s childhood cancer and leukemia patiests

Reynolds caso as told in Louiscai live with their families white receiviug oatpatient treatment at

Niner's "My Life in Coart". TheChildien's Momorjal Hospilal,Ckicago. A number of building and

play wilt run Saturdays and -etcctncal coniractars, lu addition to architects, designers andS,,n,t, ' -----------"'Lia Private individuals, are contributing time, money and materials tovs.I-en. ,,,,, n,,, ,.,.,.,,;. .--------------------1977. This is the sncoud pro- inc rennvaiion projecs. As a ensuis, eosieisnnsurvusiys..,,cnn,,!n

duchan of this season and marks has beii cut -in half, Harry S Theodore, (left president of the

hie Opes Slagn- Players' ninth .Association. of Chicugeland and Northern Indianu McDnald's

'consecutive year as the anly Restaurauls,-.gives the workers a hand, as Dr, Edward S Bnum

resident Shokie commuuity then- (center) member nfthe Olico!ogy/Hcmutology Service of Children's

Ire ccmpany, Memnital Iluspital, and Charles Marino, president of Childeu's

For more ipfocmatian, call the Oncology Services nf Illinois, look on, McDonald's-is the principal

Cotlural Arls.Deparlmeut, Kap- financial hacker ofihe house, Scheduled tnipen after Jan, 1, Ronud

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Itoh) ai,d Little Cnty preidennlAlec Giancras (right) The bosnwill be used io. transport thecl,ildren In entra-curricular nut-side aciivitidu,

The Sunshine Coach programfor cl,ildrcn has resulted in Ikegrcalcsl singte success slnry intile 49-year history nf VarietyClubs, Variety Clubs lliraaghoulike world have participated in theSunshine Coach Program andllave felt Ihe impact ofFris service

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na' rupov the community.M - ,usa,ids of needy cliii-dci - . . o beoni heought lo thesanshine 11f outdoors, gives np-porinnilics--k' r participating inrecreational outings, picnics andniovies, as well as being trans-purled Io special scheu Is, clinicsa,id hcspilats. 'Io dale there arebeer 1750-such specially equipped"Sunshine Wheels" throughoutIhe world.

The Children's Department nfthe Ndes PaNic Library Disiricicontinues its sertes. of FRIDAYNIGHT ATTHE MOVIES nu Dec.10 at 7 pm. at the Mum Library,6960 Oakton st. The program foeDee. IO: -

TI3eoo Gnou LumberIng (ltmill. colnr). A French-Canadianfolk-late about the enploits of amysterious hoy who rides into alogging caip'On. a white horse.Ti-Jean's fonts dwarf Ihose ofeven the hardies lumberjack, ashe fells timber, cals, carries codpiles Iieasy logs, and comes ccllite vicier in every conlesI. (ages6-il).

Chelulmau In the Boas. Slidesmade freni the -picture buck byMargoret SViso Brown.

flu Happy Fotone (25 ntis.color), Oscar Wilde's storyahoutastatue'ssecrotlove. (ages 6-111.

ChnIiam.aEva A Pappel showbased on a story by Arnold Lobel.- Please Cole that in additice tu

tite films, Iwo Christmas stoeiein 41will ho presented. Chelstmna lethe Bum and Cbelutmuu Eve.

All elementary school agechildren are invited to agend.Pareuts and,othee adults are utsowelcome. Tho program will beapproximately one hour eng.

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The Walter E. Helter Foundu-ti has just announced c coutio.ilalios . of the grant wakingpassible the Chicago HnuricgSociely's Fone-A.Tesl peogeam.Fone.Ä-Tesi 'vs a 24-hour o doyhearing test which peruoos cootake by dialing 726-HEAR. TheHeller Foundation ha sspossoeedthe est since March of 1976 andwill continue lo sponsor it throughall of 1977.

To date, inane than 325,000poesoûshive taken adsaotoge ofibis hearing test:

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Fhe nest date for Ihr ChicagoCidu Boueur will be held at IhrLeasixgTower YMCA. 6300Toahy, on Sdnday, Dec. 12, fromlo am, In S pm. Admission iifree and hiere is ampio freeparking. Eighteen euperts wilthave xhihits ou display and willbe availableto appraise andidentil any coins, medals, toknonor paper money presented. Allpersons interested in coin noI'

lectiug cire cordially - invited teattend.

ca,vi fls: 1976 is a yearfae h change, and

this year's gymnustics teams alltryiidg something nnw»eaflashers.

Caed flashers are girls why

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came with the $210 million FirstNational Bank of Skokie in 1966.ha been promoted to ContorneeService Officer.

Mrs. Wilson, who has servedas Snpervisor of the FNBOS 6lane Drive-It, farility and also asSopervisor of Tellers fár the honk.wilt nse the knowledge gainedfron, this familiarly with bankoperations to aid her in servingthe needs of FNBOS enstomers inher oro role.

Prior lo her employment al theBank. Mrs. Wilson was VicoPresident of the Wilson CandiCompany for tO years.

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Evanston Federal Savings andLoan ftsssociotion has redacod itsmortgage loan interest rote toB¼% per annum on leans op to$65,960. with not less than a 20%dossnpayment. The association'sinterest role was formerly 8%for loans with similar down-payment reqnirements.

According to assocIation Presi-dm1 Donald G. Morleon. the newinterest ralo applies lo qnalifiàdsingle-family owner occupieddwellings, 'mclnding townhomrand condomininn, units. "Theifllnrest rote is the lowrst o$fered

Dr. Chestnrj. Nowak, Optomotrist. isnopanding his qnarlersto 8146-48-50 Milwaukee Avenue, Nilrs Uhiatois 66648

Tobelteracqaaintyou miti, Dr. Nowak, he has been peacticiñgOptometry for 30 years and during this period has prntectedthousands of people from hecoming blind by offering proper eye -

Special theropy is given to children to develop their eyes toprevent glasses or ronfrol eye weakness nr help reading.

In Ihr field ofContict Inns he developed the Mulli Focal and -SIngle Focal Power Blend Contact tens-Trade Mark by U.S.Government.

In 19fl authored a published book titled "What ParentsShould Know Ahont Thur Childrcss Vision', wnilten in simplewords so every person ron Undcrstaod some of the problemsabout how nyes.Jvvclop and whyglasses heomc.nrt,ssaq.

On August 23. 1973 received a U.S. Potrei $3,844.641 for aDevIce for Diagnosing and Correcting Eye Fnsioa. This desloe ilnsedwhnn doing thefloloonTest. lmpmpecrcsults, if corrected,hnlp eye movement for reading, prevent Myopia. conliolsMyOpia from progressing to blindness later In life.

- Oplomeloy Is ensnnlial to nvetyonn. Dr. Chcnlnr J. Nowak of8148-50 Milwanken Avenue. Nitos, filinols 60648 always givesthe bust oye cure -tu his patients. Phono: 823.5988.

titSupply fspeclàl I97óChristmas postage stampa is presenled by

MorIon Grove postmaster Loa Principali (right) to Marvin von-

Aswege, chairman and president of First Notional Bank of MactonGrove. Featuring a Camecand lyon winIerscone oc Copley nativitypainting, the first-class stamps are bring sold by the bank duringthe haliday season as a pûblic service.

Evanston Federal reducesmqrtgage rate to 84%

by the association in snvrrolyears." Mactens said. "and isinlrndrd to make homo buyingeasierfbr persons in communitiesserved by Evanston Federal Sas-ings_ The redoclion in the interestrote at thislime is a resol ofseasonally lower loan demand inthe winter monllrs, coopted withIke eolraordina.y inflow of say-ings deposits to all thrift instilo--fions. When lean demand re-sumes its normal seasonal up-swing in the spring, it isanticipated that interest rotes willbegin rising Once again. There-fore, now n, the best time to

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The new mortgage lending roteis now - in effect al EvanstonFederal Savings' home office onFountain Square, Evanslon, andits new officç in the Golf Millarea, near the northeast corner ofGolf rd. and Milwanhre ave..Nilrs.

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Daring the Thanhsgiving yuca-tian Maine East's debaters parti-elpaled in a national tournamentat Norlhwestrr., University.

Of the 248 debaters in-volved at the Evanston carnpnscompetition, Maine East's JeffNyc and Jim Dash placed in thelop 16 in Ihn nation.

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The floacd of Direveoi-s of ihn Golf Mill State Bank recentlyannounced Ihr election of James L. Muchow as Assistant VicePresidenti,, Ihn Commercial Lending Department; James R. Marroas Aso otani Cashier Charlotte Chambers às AdminisfrativeAssistant in the Operations Department; and Stephen L. Crear asComputer and Operations Officer. Mr. Marhow and Mr. Marcsjoinnd the Golf Mill State -Bank coming from t.tbertyvllle NatiooatBank, another of the premier banks of Northern illinois. Mrs.Chambers joined the Golf Mill Siate Bank -in Nov., 1972, and has-worked in allareas Ofthe operations ofihe baoL Mr. Crear joinedGolf Mill in inne of 1976 coming from the First National Bank ofLincolnshire, whore hr was cashier of the bank.

Colt Mi Bmik plais . FrUe gcilfisimas ii Belirel Deck

entertáiinit .__!__a special _service to the

Saturday, Dee: it, and Soüir.day, Dec. 18, from IO oro. until12:30 p.m. you ore invited to arendering of Christmas Carolsand songs by Genrge Hagen,tenor and his accompanisl. BroceKocstncr and also a selection ofChristmas Carols by "The Gald-ing Light". St: Isaac Jognosguilar ensemble.

Santa Clans. of course, will heOn hand also on those dales Ingreet the children.

JamesJ. Modio, executive vicepresident of the Golf Mill StateBank, annonnoed the followinglyurs for the Christmas holidays:

Friday, Dec. 24Lobby open 8:30 am. null 3

Drive-up open.7 am. until 3p.m.

Walk-up open 8 a.m. until 8,30

Friday, Der. 31 - -

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- Drive-up open 7a.m. until 6

Walk-up open 8 n.m. until 8:30

There will he no business -teansacted on Salnedoy, Dee, 25(Chrislmas Day) and Salur.Jay,Jan. I, 1977 (New Year's Day).

community, Inc liest level Of thenew Herbert H. Behrel parkingdeck will be open free to thepublic for Christmas shopping.

The new parking deck, part oftIse Suporblock redevelopmentproject, is located on EllinwoodStreet. The deck will ultimatelybe ronnected to the Des PlainesMall by a secondflonr walkway.

Free customer parking duringthe Christmas season will helxoitrd lo Iwo hours.

Norwood Saviigs man

named chamber officerMichael F. Cannone, Assistant

Vice President and Park RidgeBroncI, Manage: of NorwoodFederal Savings and Loan Asso-cialion, wltosr main office is at5813 N. Milwaukee, Chicago, hasbeen elected treasoree ofthr ParkRidge Chamber of Commerce, itwas announced by Donald J.Babica, Executive Vice Pcesideot.

. Make your Christmas treetwInkle - literolly . and saveelectricity at the name time.

- Twinkle -lights are na. only halfthe lime,-ua efectnidty nue is calin half.

CBOI'Sun .Cot'd fr3mNilcsEM. p.t

pprOaehidg, there will he o,orethefts fron: aotos. especially inshopping areas and ap arte-en tr:ses._ said the NICAP spoke,.

N volunteers COOlo,UIli.cate over CB enlergenQ- fr0.qsency cl:annet 9 with the Nile,Policè Departn:enl whose callletters arc t(HL200P. Meo:hersidentify themselves with personalOsi: cody. -

Following a suspicioas behn.vioc report to the base stationCrise: said. The repaeting Nl.CAP unit reniai55000bsorsaiioo- in the area Ontil a patrol correspoods. '

He stressed the group as beloga strictly Otilituejan Organ jeatianand sot affiliated with ary otherclub or Organioa:jon'

While l'alice Chief ClarevorEv:rikson commended the group00 theirvolantary aid ap prooc h topolice, h vstrrssr d that directpolice action remains in thr handsof citlage police.

Safe holiday. ,COnthiUvd from ?ge tOse ratored spotlights abone orbeside o vietaI. tree. nvvrrfastr::ed onto i:.

6. Always torn off lights ostrocs and other decorations wheyretirl:ig for the vight or tracingionic. A short cirnait in any

electrical eqoiprient mold noose

- y. When anwrappivg gifts.place the paper and other wrap.Puig niateijal in a large 000500and dispose of it inrmediately.Do::: haro wrapping io a fierplace; ii viay ignite soddenly andcaase a flash fire.

Make an emergency pian taOse if o fire breaks out anywhereiii your boote. See that cactifariily e:eniber knows at least twoescape routes.

Keep a IlL listed 'ABCtype niatii-purpose flee ex.ruigoisbee in ynor kitchen whenprrpari::g holiday nirals andkiiow how to use ii.

lo. Keep Fire Departoirot.Auibulaoce, Police. 000tor andirdier emergency srrxicoron: bersposted on nr near yonr irlephone.

Chief Honcher and the o:ey ofthe Morton Grove Firr Depart.eieiit woald libe to soggest a giftthat cou be porchosed readily andotijoynd by all fan:ity eienrbrrs,regardless of age a honirsmoke detector to aid in the early

- Warning of fire danger and asnisito prittectiog loved ores trae:brcon:ing o sad fire loss statistic.

We misti all residents, boni-itesses aod patrons of the Coni. _ _ -ntonity a happy avd joyas,hi:liday seasor ',JIl -

Tiny Tot program.Condoovd from MG P.1

. progron: will begin also onMonday, Jan. 3, from 11h30 am.to 12 voon. The 18 month, oldpeograo: is limited to IS childrenand the 2 year old program will belimited to 20 children.

foe is payable at eegistro:iovand classes mill be in IO weeksessions.. Proof of age will bereqoired at the time of registro-tioii. Registration brgios an Fn-day, Dcc. IO, at 9 a.m.

Skokie VFW-Cnnt'd from Sknkie-L'wood P.1proseo:. Av added attraction tothe event Ibis year will Jie aperformance by a magician. Cop-cakes, cookies and pop will benerved at the end of the festivi.tiCs.

Members are orged ta fill oat. and..mail as soon as possibleself-addressed poslcards with ageand gift preference information

. foreach-cl,ild whowill attend, sothai Santa wilt disappoint no one.

1mmnflnor,mnI,,nIuauo_,,_..,

orn the LEFT HANDConra000d from Poge I

takci: ploec. Orokcin altrIlas. broke:: tigli: fistocrs, mayrliait lOO lngl:t halb, aandolj,cd sxgariy a g.ns:o:1 k. arid orostrenditI0 s-r citric sper:dirrg nroclr unie taking off a pool ci:xcrarid dorvyjr:h.iijrrro Iris s:, inroriirg pool rysolicdl,r Silesgond antics givirrgeniro lirici,, his arca.

lii airotti crarca . Nick nId TIre Bugle Irr 2 special rL'srravprit ice violi heiligiriaes:rgaiod regocdir:g ihr Gro,:d Jury probotif Nilo, poI corito ir t avvito i b coirsospy rided, poirtliog its(ru (((iii 0 He sold iii) Oc unii asilI ho iakvn xviiI after Nitoslicor, ftutu lic Siaies Aiionrrcys off 000rgar ding thy niottororlo Nibs pot ici- oi,lii odd on tIto 2 rrsorvrn werc boicfysxsycrrdcd hoi alas1 re sourded thy order. Bai BIaneto Id us ritiNibs au oir a ill by rake:1 uoiit avopiir i lins brr:rr000iccdt i-trin t,ciiioid Carcys itfico.

A iliird arcar wliicti Blase is n:aki::g i: ras-scri000vos tIroDocroiboy 3 orroilrig of thr Chicago Wairr Study Conrolitlrowtrrcl: ho hoods Hr appoanod before a coniv:itiro of Chicagoaldrre:r,r last woek iv which ho repens Chicago is ad anion t irra sir, g water rotrs to iho subuobs by 21 %. Nit esoir w pays tIroCity $h70.000 Oir000lly. Ho adds tiro aillage incov:o for watrois $1.300.000 wh,ctr is used to pay off on tsloti ding waiovbir,rds, and to paycosts- tonrain taiv 5h rsysirv: . Sites doohlrstIte char getocootytan ties it feeds watrr to bol the plus onooi:llio ir::: conreis at a brook-even ligure. withirot the viltageriaki:rg any profit.

Blase concluded Mayar Daley will nul budgr ou ihrpo:rdiirg woter i ocrraso Ood Blaso believes legal actiov will hotiro oily axcoor frioconi botting tire incrrnsr. Whother or roltilo iltror 3h sobarbos c ooiv:un ition will juin with Nues ir:sookoig this rotief via il och uvtscar:oo t br oosworod antilotter tiro Devoorbor 3 nror:ing io Oak Loor:.

HOME OF THESE BRAND NAMES:

gin, on,unuay-, aixty,awrZ-wca

StODS O :cp.

FREECREDIT

6 MONTHS TO PAY

NO INTEREST

NO FINANCE- CHARGES

iGIve Heart Fund

;I CHRISTMAS ' k '. DELIGHTS. is -- ( ::

Fidoq Speeio . De 101ka .

CHERRYPECAN $135I COFFEE CAKE I

.SaLltfluIog Spteio - Dog, Il(Ic! CHERRY PECAN $135

COFFEE CAKE

BUTlER CREAM FILLED $119STREUSEL I

FREE WHITE BREADWITH 9500 PURCHASE

PacegeMueEidag "WeøouAOdeto Mg B specia'

Petiaci Cue*q Dog"

WKRISPY ROLL7833 N. Milwaukee Ave.

S 967-9393 Nues'II

BRAND NAME CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

NOW OPEN ATDEMPSTER PLAZA, NILES

EAGLE, PETROCRLLI, ANDREW POLLACK, HARBORMASTER, GEOFFERY BERNE, DAMON, ENRO, NIK NIX,GARE, DIANE VON FIRRSrENBERG, BERMAN INTER-NATIONAL, BUTfE KNIT, JERRY SILVERMAN, PSI, JOANLESLIE, HERBERT LEVY, JOYCE, ACr Ill, DEVON, ECCOBAY,CONTESSA MONIQUE, INTERNATIONAl BOUTIQUE, OR-GANICALLY GROWN, MALE, LEVI, VICEROY, NUCKAPOO,

IJARMAN SHOES, FORTUNE° CARESSA, VOGUE, NANNETYE,WHITE STAG, AND MANY MANY MORE!

or

flflhl0H"S $10

OF THIS CERTlf1' WE tfdlU- EXTEND 50 '(OU THu

,S OlJCHP$ES OVER

$1 ITPLPZP

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P.1e34 Thn,Iy,D.csbà9, 1976 -

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:i 963 optace a claisjhed ad_I_?1r iflL E:H . LLARGEST

\CIRCULATION\ IMARKET

:- - ç : r &db or2 f t b! I g r m. ,t

-7. o.go Or brstoffc *T:IIc(s-t _\L;_= 597/12-16S95to $9.95

r 74Ym bEd 360CC yt:9051216

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John M. Syth gJs md.eoffeetble. Largo. SAVE 40.60%

INTERIO;pAINTJNGEM8ASSYP°T$UTLET

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I ;j;4 Mdt:SOO 2 mAdtd$3'5O :purchcoflmrnumwork

J. C.ALUMINUM . Antique sword & gor coTre i ADOPTIONBIdwn pht oond-6 trrng

1 daggors.APPROVED HOMESIIu TiiIii WATER PROOFING g t $19500 571/1216 Hrs. 1-5 p.m.-7 days a week4 j

$20000SPECL4L Tw p íi'T k.

JOHN'S d W I t ¿p t p w d t d80 8sm

7?;tmdIY7sdwS

SERVICEJ

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tÊirnSh. Perfect eond.$350.$125. 296-0640 570/12-16 d II J g I k d y

I 1t4° KAYS ANIMAL SHELTER

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2705NAefl.g HteRd

i YourNe!h!dscwer Mo: ' !ded for room. $250.00.

._j 77S-2229ft. 6PM 623/12-30

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-$3O.00MONfty Immod °i°I1*'g'IIi]g tth

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self-addressed Stamped coylJ1IfiJ ApHm s scores of pore

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One piece or entire householdCL roved homesFIREWOOD

L_Z°6Modero style elector tire.t h

NOW ww PAT CH384-9724or384.4945

at nominal feeo! Visit 1-

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live Alt nrord hard.W:Od74

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good cond. 965.5447

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.433 2739 r724-6264

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Country pine dtn,ng Orth I ht lt tab!

595 6>t2'tSchwion

mo. old black male kitten.2 1h

informaiwn call 867-5237I

m' d2bike Excellent rond.

$40009677336 609/12 16Excellent pet. $5.00 965.4082-- . . .k

L_IlLI,YI.-after5p.n,. 0 $1600. ac. 1100. 621/1223. i ;v.L' 9655448 618/t223 D B h 99F'. .

I NOW RENTING Brret bar . black Naugakde B B y. $18. 967 733b 624/1230..

.,iI. $20.00 Specials kitchens

washed, stoveDrisse ornee spare o newlyremodeled bailding at 5850 N.

O e ne2 960xt4 nylon white wall,1

Icleaned, sola

shamp000d. Linlo Ave. Folly eted M6/1.20 tires. Excellent rond. $15.00REER & ADVISER

i $50.00S r000ras ef b tand A/C

JMep.I Metal botch style. 5 ft. ko 96s6273aftersM 633/1l3 Advice on fonrily affoiesbasixess, marriage. Colt for

leaks. Jnsaredo, e Hefl.HoU,Sm&boo eben cabinet harvest gold,glassdtarxontop.Smos. old, Men's roller nek skales.xne 296.2360 or comete

273 3434 etc. cand. $50.00. wiih metal caing case. 9222N GeowoodAvo,Gd. cond. 810.00965.4002 ArroofmmGoffMlll

ShóPPIflgCerltor, NIbs¡

liI1l1ujl[.] iJ1,I. Light gray oak hodroonroctSlidiog doors

. slasd,t0glas toen whiteglans 3's7' 3

: Guftar. Ao padded qoeeo radhoord.I ; Breaking upconveftibte coij

..strc lions, home or studio.

Ctassc&,olarmasc chance o osco a rcsrrtrtibie. 8237342after5P.M. 631/1-6 «vi0taOUaHCgacgk Hurry as they wdl go fast! Gray' tweed swivel mcker, 966.6220 630/1 6

EARN96$ 3281 very comfortable. $25.00.4882 Se.ievDelaxr belt massager 2

GOOD $$$' i i

1973 Eid d C ri1974

_598/2_16 b Il t t W/ pd tl

AS A,

t

.JII]kE Eldorado Convert.

I967-PonhjacConneN Yellow velvet high back chair.lent rond. $50.00. SECURITY GUARD

i

_$30.00. 967.733b 608/12.56 966.6220alterS. _575/12-16 MdnIghp to e.00 AMl

' ' .

BOB FRiTE ROOFINGiC 11ML'7;23106

Dresser & chest of drawers,gd ht __ iii.Marksman_ii"" Des Plalneg Arøail

.

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Specialty in re-roofingFAST SERVICE

t .__-__j 82S95!l°°5 ____ l0h967a73 50 cotoHli .

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EXPERTINSTALLERS73 Chrysler Newport Royal,2 Beanifolleather A chr vi k Webane.

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FREE ESTIMATES-

dr., vinyl roof. Like new, ntop condition, 27,800 miles, po., dos. em. sci. LA n

$250. 966.0584bench, detone mod.,

to s'rgnat carton. $70gosecorsty gsa d openings

in Des Plaines r p pIe with. , 824-5152 Aato trans., A/C, PS, now

_

after5 FyI.b12/12.23 retad, $40go. 967.9684 a neat appearanre and no

Ii 1J g SOOTonhyAve Despj, lu tires, brakes & shgcks. $2,3959660473 fie 4PM 626/12_30 criminal record. Coil for an

appointmentd & I lb b21L os mad

at 6&4.6769 Orapply in--irgt Eg0 I d 61nbt2

$l'9g0person any Weekday

fmm900AMl 500PMatI liii. s. 1971 Fiat 120. 2 dr. 4 seater, bestoffcr.Call96o.676s

I C

Esc I g mtl agSpa h f I e t ch OWWWl ANDY FRAIN SECURITY

iT

I tmpl te ff10 fasr

niding. All work guaranteed,rd a C Il

nftnr6 PM -52k-2055 585/12.30kM094b 628/1230

1221 N LaS Ito St e t. ,

-_:Feeeostimates,

'75 Cutlass Supreme otgs. Queen nice sofa bed . bbc Esercaer htçycle $20.00.823.1920

Cq ao E,pA

R HOMEALUpUIJgg0 fnllyloaded, excellnni rond. 823.1920. 638/1.20 WAITRESS WANTED!!!_3.0040

. n - 823 1006637/1.20

D I g t hie hie h d maPinall, howling machine,jkb

6 IIFoIl 6r part ftme. Tues..Thom., Sat. and Sun. eve.

Apply

I

'72 C dito Cou DeVitle hogeny, drop leaf, cuira P ft

':k:nd 4t:° 11r1: 4°Ibuardad CHAB1DERSRESTAJA.

i Heart FundAfle N MIlwaukee NIlco.

.

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THE

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iyly ____ . NOW OPEN

CLERK/Typii , kil o ni lros

A FEW POSITIONSiiibsev INDEERFIEI.D

STILLSii

.¼liii i.' [)i-i I I lii .. 102$ Shre,nrr

.Ii__ . n I n,u.0 tiiU oid i i i i -- RdNnOhb,,k

490-24411iilihln for ,-n i sperienccdOep.iir mU i,kini Tuis foil

I r AVAILABLE I I I IOi.n i orni. .'

i i i RENDELL SALES CO

.

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ilii lil I fl. i8.lO

Al SI'M. i i i,,, ,,,5 nliii,r

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: *NIGHT KITCHEN 490 0002 s i

', tinii applioli,,,

i

fARLINGTON HEIGHTS . I f ::

*.!- 398-O22 Ai;, 'i ii hi o.iiiing

M,.J11, Rim

RED LOBSTER INNS °EODtNG vik: y > os4S: OF AMERICA, INC.

- NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARYTnii ii ii"lgiii,n1lllillli i .11 9:01) '"

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WE WILL TRAIN

GROUP INSURANCEM

h i I i i i

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I I p k 9 piif PAID VACATIONS

ii'iin ii un0 il, i,,,i idoiiin.li, I po oiiil h lii,.

i., 4O(i i. ii. l'leoni, ippivS.* PROFIT SHA N- -B

i-no C0ii i"'°'i° ° i ,rik-n 1011 ALL SHIFTS 19aUGiii.,,

(flow Cleaners4Aiid rc,inieor totA.

p estes geooin g Seo Food Cl aie 562.I000EG 325Damlnirk'5p.

ING tUF 311G SHIFT 0600 W. OnklonAPPLY Or Call Foods iIihiiAVFYAgD SIOIFI I Nibs, Ill.

9860 N. Milwaukee, NIbs555 Norlhorol Ase.

COOKS -

823-1915

* 296-2838 r-.---.-___... Premium Wagrn PART TIME

* Ar Equal Oppertoility Eeployer MIE RNS WAITRESSES N iiini noi, ff,c in Nitos

* * * * * * .4 * * * * * * * * LPNstIlTIp iii-i, I '.i-espii,s ¡hie wen,or te

k p'IIhlALL SHIFTS

i

Wi- ilion 'iii,,,, onk. Nu npig ir oltiintiiond

S TENO-1YPISTFi,, Soburbo,, Norsing H i,e,r

pro, wogr to,i Il Citifilric.. il ho-Ip. I eq lire ii. Hours 2.6 p.r.Gi,iiil bn,,eliis ii eooriie,ii

I . APPLYATM i,. uni Fri. pl ans,,ri, SotIO..

A leading national wholesale haedwaee disl b t 1,ooe,ediate OpentOg foe Sleoo.Typis1Cull Mr.. QuInn - . I

.z,CnIti 966.3202 2.7

Job reqxieemeos i,eo°good Iyp,n skills, spelling aod willingness to accept967'7000

p.m.

a variety ofencii051ltt FoIl encployee fetoge beorfit program aed PLAZA restauranling atmonpheee Call

WILLIAJB ANDREW NURSING CENTER599g Drmplcr

AUSTIN E DEMPSTEE

LIBERTY DISTRIBUTORSNtI. MORTON GROVE

hqiiiiOpp.Fi,ipM/F2570W. Devun

Den Plulnnu, Ill. CREATIVE DECORS824.8137SECRETARY

*SET-UP MEN DISTINGUISHEG PASTY PLAN

*SET UP a OPERATEUNIQUFACCESSORIES N, i..,, 0 manu t.i -tiio, it

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*MACHINE OPERATORSWI i t ,o d

i ii i t t s WOODSY OWLLw

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Lii I' tk SAYSr- CHUCKING MACHINES Coli fiieoppoi,,to,n,,, ili-lOOti,, onu ii vers,fjo d DON T BE A

SET ap u orEaaeu-

$93.3444 Aftrró,gO P.M.;:.'.'

iiiOi ri' i°i DIRTY BIRD t

"HAND SCREW MACHINESMANAGEMENT 1114. Wi .h ,, ois.,-niiffln

,,TURRETLATHESI

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leii,,ed,ote loll ti e,ei, prrllilgs lue eperaters withnellie Cnper,e,ioe e,, tl,e above i,toclii,,en. PUBLIC RELATIONS

fu p.ikigiOil g Filra,,,iii.¿'311AM- Wc are a oiaj un,, onofactarer of ploolbiog brass iO,- iii Mr Mugir

il' 4:30PM.giiids offerto0 ci,,,, prtlt,ve wages. ion entine b ix splan. shift Arr you looking fur a poroto.

__A___._.#preoiioo, oui ciiiiiprehoìnsivc hesogl

poilera liii,, a clean, e,ndern facility. lievi posiiios witt, o geowi,,g G478911STARTNOW'

elaji rcovpor ali,,e' If you avet pp g t t

Call Me Rodgers298.I14Ö loar,, and get by oi appran.

TH E MOLDINGCHlCAGO-.

, ,,,, cc it Ii, .voorse if te luck

k 6330 W Touhypp I lyvth

j »dlw NibsAn Eqaal Opp. Enup. M/F CALL DIRECTOR POLIJJ1JON.I'

PERSONNEL I.

286.8121_,ii.,_a5__

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BECOME A ... Mc on 's

: WlttTrnln : TELEPHONE SECRETARY ..E300llr,,I posit iii,, ona,luuhle for usdinudool with gou'd figaroapplltude le son, e high soltool haakkvepiog. Wo offer GnoYa

.gp P.M .- I I 00 P.M. S HOUSEWIVES Trash belongs naI

StarlIng Salary a,td EseellentBe,wlitpragean, ,,7 -roes. thro SatI OOP.M, kao P.M. DAYS'N d lb . I 1h asS con vot irr Tu,

oshooI*y::.00 streams, iakes and3038 .

MulrtonGenv:Offjco CONTACT SOwhanynj re. 1OXQ0 :. mur 965.9074 resoitrcs, do your port

. 771 I Groos PomI Rd. TOPCO ASSOCIATES, INC.Skuklo

board. Reqoires good voice, -

penmaoship oxd. work back. -in keeping hew ciean

, . Eqaal Oppaetnnity Employer MJF S 00 . DEAn TUE Di if'I ri iu UUULLasd disuosii' Ti yoar

- Call 966.0260 wasle properly

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AIR CONDIT ONINGS SHEET METAL

.HEATING

647-96127136 TOUHY AVE.NILES,ILL. 60Mo

ESTABLISHED ISO!

Monuments, -Vaultsand fladstons

PATEK & SONS6723 MILWAUKEE

AT IT. ADAIISITI CIMITIDY

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YOUR CHOICE

WAYS TO ADVERTISE INTHE BUGLE

:ÇARVEL.:DAIRY FREEZE7301 MILWAUKEE AVE 647 8948

TOMMY TUCKER DRIVE-IN9101 MILWAUKEE AVE.

L_ -rnsosBUSINE SDIRECTORIf you sont contact any of thedesignated advertlser. cull6924077. Subuobun Anowo,.lug. They -will contact - thradvertiser, t have the callreturned.

IMMEDIATEPRINTING

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INVITATIONSSUSINESS POLOS

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6110 DOMPSTIRMONTON GROVE, ILL.

) CONTRACTCARPETS

- 8038 MilwaukeeNILES, ILL.

ALL NAME BRANDSALL TEXTURES

P.ddlo9 R In.T.II0Io AS.I1501.

Also Draperiesand Ärmtjóng

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FAIR PRICESCOMPARE.THÈN SEE USI

Shop At Home Service692-4176

co" 282-8575

Rifiluclig . . . Cont'd from Nites.E.Maine PIto reqnèst Yontinued action HIl qarslèd appeàráncc ofthe formerspestDl use soning for the weight property owner at the Januarysalon. Zoning Commissioners arr hearing and that pertinent re.reluctant to recommend approval cords be made available re.until they arc ossneed of the garding prppefly restrictions, fol.safety of chemicals and process. lowing a local resident's claim

In a Nov. 15 letter directed to that a portion of property was foth Zoning Board. Ms. Bizzotsi hr maintained as a buffer cane.said full disclosnre of her process Mrs. S. Johnstone of 7451 N.could resait in duplication hy Caldwell stated at the Decembernosceopuloanpersons.Dariagthe hearing that previous ownerDec. - I hraring. she requested William Brandel had made publictime to legAlly Becare her process promise in mart, dnring legalbefore divulging formula spesi. action over Ihr property years..

.5. ago, that the east (ond north) areaCorns. Charles OGrady ca. woald be maintained as a buffer

pressed sorptisr that an altarney zone for residdnts of the area.would allow his client to purchase l am o resident,' said Mes.a formula without first obtaining Johnstone Wednesday Iuight.legal rights. - Four other houses remain of the

Ally. Ross said that prior original Il 'or 12 homes io theconversation with his client (to Area.which she signioed agreement) Contract sale of the properlyindicated that aspect had been predicated upon reaouing willeoplored and the resalting par. permit constrnction, according lachase of the farrnala was in line Goyelte, of low.density type' ofwith her wishes. office buildings for occupaocy by

The petition was continued manufacturers representatives.generally. allowieg several salesmen, architects. etc.. strictlymonths' lime until the petitioner for high office use and notsignified readiness to again ap. necessarily for professional use.pear before the Zoning Board, Architect John Sorenson notedthis lime with foIl details of her intended dnck ponds will give aoperation. - park.like' noIi to the office

The Zoning Board also con. comples. -

ptioued action to Jan. 5 on a Commissioners noted prefer. arequest by Lee Goyette, cnn. etce to amend the rezotlingtractor of Builders. Inc. . for pelitiot from manufacturing torezoniog from residential io mon. boniness "Io prevent" said Come.Ufacturing for a foar.btsilding Syd. Mitchel, "possihility ofstngle story office complex al ..hrighl eopansios of the btild-7353 Caldwell Ave. ings" without further uecessity ofZoning Commissioneys re .-- appraringbefarelhrhoardagaie.

PLAN

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ADVERTISE FREE-PAY.

: ONLY IF yOu:saLY a dwtllbep ntedFltEE Comm o epeeled when you tern s d oponed f Itemaccepted on a comm s on has 6 week unidsold. If not sold there will heno chotl.-Pleasenotify us (966.3900) when your item in saId so tIretyour ad cáo he cancelled. Poll commission is dueeven if the Item is sold through another soarer er itis no langer availahle

- COMMI6ESON SCHlEUhAdo.oaud:,a. Oc,Ccve..oV

S0.0 $i5.- $3.0015.01 35. 4.0025il1 50.0050.01 100gO 6.00

100.01 250.00 7.00250.01 600.00 8.00

Over $600 2% lo manimum $30. Thecommiosion is based on the advertised price(net the selling priori.

CLASSIEICATION ____iTtM -

ofl4w, GroveRhino htnls. Zulu dance, And

battling barracuda witt be sornentIle thrilltl shown in the toavelogüron "Africa" attheMorton GroveLibrary on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at7J0 p.m. - -

The sunburnt beaches and theplonging waterfalls of Natal, theKirnbeeley diamondntines ofSooth Africa, and the strengepeople aud animals of CentralAfrica ure just part of the vastpanorama of Africa. which can

License plateson sale at Unity

1977 Illinois platen arc nowavatlable at all Unity locations.

On sole daring regalar boni.sens hones plates way be ob.tamed immedaiely at - thefollowing Unity officos 4242 N.Harlem, Noeridge, 1805 E. Golfrd.. Schaamburg, 0361 Golf rd.,Ntles. When pttechasedot Unity'snewest office, 4864 W. IrvingPark, Chicago, plates will bedelivered in 48 hoors. Hours:Monday, Tharoday, and Friday 9o.m..8 p.m., Toesday 9 a.m..4.15.. Wednesday and Saturday 9.ni..2 pot.Limited to privato passenger

chIcleo only, license plate sec.ice is offered to the generalablic as well asUnity Savers.os most have yoar state issoçdre.pernted rewenal kern, Fee:

PRE PAID 2jJO FORi -w EEK ADVERTISING

Enclose $2.00 for each item to he udvertlsed..Yotjrad will run for I week. Mail ad(s) together withremittance IO The Bugle Bacgals. Buen. Sorry noprepaidads will be accepted by telephone. Sony, norefunds. Ads may also be brought into the offices at9042 N. Coortland Ave., Nilrs.

NOTICE

Mn lIsted undur.thèuo cluuslfleatlonn musi bupre.putd at $2.00 per wook foe 15 wordS nrleus. Add 25 ernln fur additIonal S wordu.

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The Bugle Bargain Barn 9042 Courtland Ave NIbs III O648Plasme peblish my odI,) us l:,tud bnluw. I buce priced nach tens (I ito per ud.) This is sal n oown,ereintlisting.

ndourtluo by method I D 2 D OepIoo per od blonh.

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d 5h d ti i r.umOnt unda,I,,,i h. Thr Baute Burunln Bum ai:iiiin,i.,tt "ill i:,,i 00! run g giij: lid iircpcSi I,I' lcr iviI,,ar,iIIII1L.ai crI,,rs,,e -ugree to II'S termS. -iilisiiliarli rei, iii,,ii, fa Il,oIIisLrSLiij5- . Ad ScIo I Irrii,,iir,, Itl-s' h, M noia Sp iii.. I' ho poh Iishc t iii ihr. -toll colog r:,::c- . EIr EWSula Barn. - si500lL,i

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*-_ --Nbd seen and enjoyed by alt whof carne to this exciting leavelogor

R - 'Krimport, o new and cleverforts of paper scalptore, will hrdernoñstratcd and t'aoght in twoworkshops t the Morton GrovrLiheaeyon Monday, Dec. 20.

These workshops will be held ailo am. and I p.m. and both will

-- be conducted by James Higa. Ihrinyector of 'Keimpart".

Since this "art" is so mccli fasfor the entire family, mothers avdchildren are invited ro alboS.Theer in a limitation of3O for eachclass and registration is vowbeing taken at the Library.Farther iñformation oc Ihr"Krimpart Workshops" cao brobtained -at Ihr Library or bycalling 965.4220. -

RamorHanold

The U.S. Air Forer Cam-mosdalion Medal was prrsoobrdlo Technical Sergeant RaiverHanold, son of Mr. aed MrsJoseph Hanold of 9100 Chrrryave., Morton Grove, iv leery:ceremonies at Dyess APE. 1ro

Sergeant Hanold, an aircraftmoi$lenance technician, was dr-caroled - foe meeitorioao srrvicrwhile assigned lo the 37ft0IhTechnical Training Groop a:Sheppard AFB, leo.

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- The Nitos Brooch Library, 9010Milwaakee ave., Niles, will brhaving extra holiday preschoolstory hours ou Toesday, Dec. 7, aI10:30 and 2 p.w..ond Thorsdoy,Dcc. 16, at lO:30and 2 p.m. Noreglstrction- io cehyilded for lhrscsespions bot patrons most br uresident of the Niles LibraryDistrict, Regular pee.school storyhoar sessions will renomr ir

-January and r'egistrotion brgivs-opMonday, Jan. 3, 1977.

Park CommissionerPclittons for - Pack District

Coutmissioner of Morton Grovrmay now be picked op al the york¿iffice, 6834 Dempstec st., for bIleApril 5, l977.,election, The OrsIdate foe filing petilions in Jas. 10.1977, and the lato dote petitionscan he aecopied is Jan. 24, 1977.

Paàk 89Den 4 prrsdntctl colors-os Paci

89 uf Mdccc School heldits PockNight Nov. 18. Ton boys partiel.paled io the evening's Bob CalIltdsction Ccrentony. They were:Onu I . Mero Borie. Scott Gold-stout. Jason Jerald, Beni Kocol.sky od Charles Napravnik; aodDen 2 . Jason-Bernstein, RichardCichov, Shoun- Chinski, EricG Il d dMtth IlGId

Iti other advancements, VictorGracias df.De ii 4 refteIvçd 2 silver

Alsorecogniocd al Pack Nigh:was' Dru 4 . host behaved dro;Den I . best attendance; and a

- 3.WOy tie lDeuu I, 2 und 4) foriilspcction. Adam Slutshy of Dro3 won lire first Bingir gawr andthe boys rrfDett 2 proocd they hodthe most. hot bysviitoiog Ihoblow.the.ping.pong.ball.acrors.

- ttIe.gym.first relay!Tire boys of Pack 89 are looking

'aard to many aotinitiés in thenear future, incltisling-a bowlingparty Dee. 28 and a swim party atMomo East Jan. 3, 1977.

Pleas. unte. the Decemberpack meeting wilt he held on

-Weduegday, Dec. 15, because ofshe hnliday.Boys'aìe to bring onnnwdapped gift tf Si. valut.

M-NASR offers cardiac rehab- and recreation program"Keep a smile io year hear-I."

That's sol Always easy for a largenumber of fallis who hace heartAttacks or are hardened with coror eves several risk factors thatmake them prone to develop heartdisease, Bot it's the lheWb of thespecial encroise and reoeeatiooprogram being sponsored jo'irrtlyby the Maine.Nilen Asnociatid'n ofSpecial Recreation and the HeartAssociation of North Cook Coas.ly.

Three limen each week, pro.gram members meet io the gymoffl. Prairie School, 3907 Dolrson,in Shokie, ta engage n physicalaclivilies ondee 1hecbosexopervision and guidance of an allonS-log physician and a oorreclicetherapist. Here Ihey learn how ioenjoy Irisare Aclivilios withintheir 0mo personal physical linri.

The hoar -goes qoickly as,- particIpants hegis with xtrolching

and Iooing exercises, This isfollowed by a period of walkinga6d joggng aclivitien, and theyeoerclses designed lo cool downthe body. Members are en.000roged to become involved in

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low-Irvel cecreal loyal aclivirirsthai ore iOtrfrabed mio ñrrmmiv g prograoI. All cf this isS coron ho bAsisofar iodivi-doatierd e vrrcisr ycrscr iptilro fortrek prograorolen:br

Whal kirds of special advan.bagrs does a napervisrd pragrasrlIke this ore offer con:mosityorenibers who hone heart proh.Irois? Why is il ally helter thanrcercinrng on OVr's 0mo? ThrseArr qorsticos dIm asked bylilt erryte d iodividaals To brgiowrtb, progravimen lbcrs gel aconcrotc way cf woeiloring Ibrirpersooal Irerl of acticity byIr aroing lo take thrir owo polsrrates w:thr1i Ihr actinily thry arroogogcd y. Also, they gel aOicAoirr gfal and erslao ding, oftenfor Ihr Eroi lime, of how directlyIhr bray is Affrclrd by differrrrllrnrls of physical voerlicy . Throtoo, by krrpiog a writlry recordof Ihn aoloart Irr corre inc theyuccoolpttslr each meek, portici-

. P01115 coo 000fr thoir progrrssOnrr rhc perIod of lisle thry arriovolned i1r lIre program.

Sor perhaps 00e of Ihr nicesikrycfiis of Ihr program ix that

o ellI b rcssharc their specialrCcrratroyo I roprri roceso-ith corAnother As cor parricipavlslal.cd, "I ihiok if it merrIll for Ihrothrr people herrrac h week IwocId hace slopped eoercjsisglos0 Ago, 00 01011Cr bow good ihrsel 'opor how food it is klr mel I1051 coaldy'r do il 000lyownIlIr Icor prograorseric s issctlrdatcd IO begin Monday.Ja000ry 3. 1977, OlId will ras forIce mcchs. P rrsons iolcreslcd isJIlIllIll g arcur god IiI call theMolvc.Nllrs A 5511e iAtion cf. Spr.clot Rccrcaljoe al b74.551 2 forsprcific drlails oboor hcw IO sigo

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Robert A. NordCodel Robert A. Nord, soy of

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Nord of7828 Lioder Ave., Morton Grove,has bees peomoled lo the rank ofcadci 510ff see000ni at the U.S.Ale Force Academy.

Codel Nord, a member of ihrclass of '79, has Also bereAppoiolnd Ilight goide.

The cadet is a 1975 gradoale ofNitos West High School, Skohie,

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\ 7-ySoin,. ct.lr:5iS5howo handing oar gifts lo some of the tackychitdrcr who alienS Ihr Annoal Christo105 Party which will heglees by Ihr Moror Township Rrgolor Dcvroeralic OrgooizatlosUlIdor Ihr leadership of Comerilleemoy Nicholas B BlaseFIre ihosc who bane not ox yelrrc riced Ihn5 tren licheN In thepArly, please call at 0074 Milwuokee ann . Tiles,The rrocnc Ihat will br shame along wilh assoetod canacos will beIll e000ycoo1c dy "Now To Sopporl Toar Local Sheriff'Mr. Blase promIses that a good lime wilt br had by all whoullelrd, Sosra will gwr a prose nl ro each and every child oct iheecwill also be a frcc dcawrng filo many other prices Come en Moms.take adearlogo of lIc fr-rc baby sillingeioroiogon Dec I I at 9:30a_nl. alid dellp Iffy 11cr-c bildern and we will one 1h01 tbcy all have ogIllId linie, Pick op irle is or y(soos.

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