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Two television commercials The actress, who is dressed insponsored by ihr Village of business attiro snd sits in a roomNues are warning consumers io not unlike a law offiregivingslay away frames-lien sales and Ihr impression Ihal she is a law-stick io shopping ai stones Incas- yrr or advocate nf some kind,ed in ihr village. . arges viewers In ask themselves

The reason? Dangerous hack- if Ibry wanI lo lake a chance "alers ned Ihieves eager le defeasd hemming a frand victim? 'an unsnspectieg pnbtir are prey- The second commercial mIne-ing On iisnecenl on-line shop- views people at Ihn Golf Millpers. - Mall, who all stain whal a greal

In ene commercial, which has pIare it s io shop.the ne-nonsense look of a public White emphasizing ihn hoz-servire anoeancrment, viewers ands of on-line shopping, Ihe ad-.are informed by an actress Ibas vertising campaign barely men-"hackers have broken into Weh lions the Iran remes behind IhrSites fer the Peniagoo.and PBI." Conlinued on Page 34

Staff changes at MortonGrove Park. District

. . . .byChris6neCuplinger-Gillespie

Is spite of remedèting thaI bedroined se thaI cleanup of de-went smnnthly and finished en bris from vehicle could be nr-

' lime, and a well-altended open- romplished.The liner, seven cep-ing day,, Oriole Pool atlendance ingslones, and the gale were inhas been sporadic. The lame has need cf repair, and all markings

- befl se wish Haner Pool, bnl made on Ihn deck were cleanedonly n pari. The anseasonabty offwilhapressnrewasher.cool da, have kept atièndasce The spray featsres al bothlow, and, inclemeni weather has pools are ap nod ronning proper-closedlhepoolsooeccasion. ly. The Hemer Pool apparatus

In addition, Oriole Pool missed sustaised damage te the shàft,five days dun lo the criminel and as incorrect nozzle was in-properly demage thai occsrerd os stalled on ihenqnipmeni ai OrioleSalarday, July 8. The pool had to Cnulinnrd un Page 34

Accidènt claims Nues womanGlenview boy . ' killed by drunkplaying in a sand pile

As 8-year-ntd boy was killedwhile playing al a conslrsclionsue Saturday in Ihr 1200 block bfIDepol SIren in Olenview.

. Evan Rober of Gleoview hadbiked from his home io a parliallyfremd site where New EñglnndBüitders Inc. of Skokie is con-stracting lown homes. The boywos - apparently searching forscrap weed io baild a model boal.

Police said ibas Ike child wasdigging in a large sand pile si ap-

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Skrzypnk, 55, was killed by adrank driver as she crossed GolfRoad well of Coantry Lane inMount Prospect shortly after3p.m.osJaly t?.

Mrs. Skczypek aras attnmpl-ing to get to the Pace bss stopan the south side of Ihr slreetwhen she was struck by s 199?Ford Ranger pick_up Irack.

The driver, Gary Peshah, 59,.was charged wilh reckless homi-

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utffPolice issue warrant for 33 year-old Chicago man;

relatives say suspect fled to Phillipines

Subúrban rapesuspect flees country

A name and a face can finallyho connected iv the elusive sas-peel who has.bnen wanted for aseries of home invasions and al-tacks on Asian women sinceApril. Unforlunailcy, police 5h11dsn'i have him in custody.

Chicago resided Mark Antha-ny Lewis, 33, is believed 10 havefled ta Philippines on July 20,following the most recent atlackon an Arlington Heighls woman,the day before.

II is likely dar io Ibis worn-an's observations Ihal Lewis hasbren named as a suspecl.

Afire fighting off a man whocame to her apanimnol posing asan immigralien officer, thewoman hold police shah she sawhim drive away in a green sedanwith a licence plate cantamning

Ihr letter C and ihn numbers 7,8, and 2, though she was unsurenf she ñumbres' sequence.

While alher viclims have told

polivc of their attacker drivingoff is a grecs Pvntiac GrandPris, this is the Orsi lime thaI a

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Bomb threat. reported at, Nues restaurant

by Lisa Ashkenaz CrabeAn owner of the Omega Re- The manager altempled lo

stamanI on Ihn 9010 block of trace Ihn call by diáling e69, bolGolf Read declìcrd to have the Io no avail, l'le Shea coniacledeestanranl vacaird afire mcciv- ihr Niles Felice Oepartmenh.ing a bomb threal an Salurday ah The responding officer spokeabed 245 am. wiIh the ressaurani's ownei sia

Acccrdhng io police, Ihr res- iolephene.haarani's manager received a cull According so the police re-by an unknown malo who said, pori, "the ewrr staled ibas ho"There a a bomb in ynor Ossi- refused to evacuate the peopleness, yan belier gel everybody 7mw his business because he

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Picturedare DeputyChicfJehn Katsaetias. Police ChiefJgny Sheehan, OfficerEric Lambrechls, Of-ficerJee Peaze, Officer Gene Ziegler, OificerJoaalhon Galas, Trustee Leuelfa Preston, Trustee An-drewPizybyla, andTreslee Tom Gond! (ha gkra w).

Al the Jane Village Board Meel!ng Ihn police officers were each presenled with a department corn-mendalien forlheiroalntandingpollce warble lheprevenlion ofcrirne andlhe enforcernent,ofthelaw.

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scient awareness- that words aremade np of sounds. Typicallythese children do net aederstandthe concept nf rhyming or ofmords having beginning andending sounds. Even if they enememeriee the alphabet lettersand their corresponding soonds,when shemn pietnres of a sock,a Saw and a goat and askedwhich mords start with the 'sss'soand, they do not know. Thegood news is Ihat fer most ehil-dran this obilily can br laaghlthrough age-appropriate, enter-taming octivities foensing an au-ditnry/perceptaal activities suchas breaking dawn words intotheir individnal sounds. Homey-er, seme children find this skillparticularly difflealt. The canteit net clear. The hearing of thesechildren is intact, at s theirspoken language. but this difft-cnity in perceiving the teqaene-ing of sounds within words uf-fects their ability to learn In readund spell. To bolster the aaditn-ey/perceptuul skills of these chit-dren, rdncatnes have develnpedmulli-sensnry programs incerpo-rating tuclile and visnal input,saab us having the children ateminors te learn hew and whereword sounds ura made.

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Speech is a set uf viunal "enes" Kremelow is currently devetep-made near the face with one ing research protecnls lo explorebond while speaking normally the effectiveness uf thin ap-which effectively "makes the proach.seneds of speech visible." Camp ChiCueGo will attractKremelow immediately recog- families afdeafehildree from asnized the pntential for Cued far us Culifernia and North Da-Speech as u vixuol method with buta. Progrumming mill offer in-enormous potential 1er helping slrnerion in Cned Speech andchildren enmpeesale for anditn- ether prenentatiens foe parentst3 perceptaal problems. und teacheru ahnut dealing with

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In uddïlion tu alcohol, olhertngredients reported to barn,sting er aggravate the skin ufvartoas resuena sufferers includewitch hazel, fragrance, menthol,peppermint and eucalyptas oil,

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Luane Anne Inclednn neverhad the chance io see fifty yearsnf age. She will nul have thechanco n see her grandchildrengrom up. There are so manythings this bright, intelligent, cur-tug and giving woman never hadthe chance ta do. The MidwestARDS Foundation cannotchange the fact that Laurie Anne,and tens of thousands uf utheendied because nf this nyndeome.Bat by promoting awarenesv andfunding research, we hope to uneday defeat this conditiun entirely.That is why The Midwest ARDSFoundation has chosen to spun-

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