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NIL ES Edition ByRosem . A 33-yar-o1d gottor installer from Forest Park was found dead in tiic J ri Cay of a home in lite. 8800 hIok of Grace Avenue by the S9yca-oId. . honicowncr when she returned from work aer,nnd 4:i5p.m.jan.3t. - George G. Pease wus em- ployad by Windows, DOors & Mont ofBeliwood, lite firm hired to install gutters on the residence. A neighbor said she beard Etto Victim workinit on the putters whilc on o 40-foot ladder at ap- prexintately 3:45 pin., bui paid no furdier attention lo tite wi,rk noise cetning from the home after - VOL. .19, NO.33 Workman electrocuted - - : at Nues home Orv-Tirjo \Then tite homeowner unisci] at 4: 15 p.m., site found Pease ly- ing in the drioeway between his 1984 pickup truck and thr wider. She culled Ott, und parattiedics frein tise Norllt-Mitjno Pire Do- parlment end the Nues Fire De- parnueuit arrived at tIte scene witltin mientes. - Qhserviug lint the victim ssas net brcattsiep and had no citai signs, the paramedics attempted to revive hjtn ut thd scene, later transporting itim - lo Lotherae Getterai Hospital and centimting lifesaving meiLsures unlit the vie- Continued on Page 33 ZoningBoard gives OK - to Oak Mill drive-thru by Kathleen Quirafeld - - ' - A special cur stacking retIno- ieovedasiiss-ssestaspossibte - tien dispensation, from (scaruto4 In order to acceuimedate th casa, mus granted during Monday diive-itiru, tise bank wobld ward nightsNilenZoniuBoiudthect to deereuadthe parking spaces ingtotheAvondisJeBankfdcitiy-renarits fanitity, from 25 tu 13.- ni Etui Cute Mitt Mutt. 75S7.O;is:- Winar siiCiC(lll! flusin. for shin tonNiles. drive-dira was designed, another The Beard unanimtiusly ap- 3spaceswereetimiisuted. But the preved the vuriancorequest under bunk utso titado pires topovo a ---several conditions, liEse beisig pertion of its- outhit to odd an- - that tise cirrner seçdou of. the . other 34 spuces.firr u rot gain of property often used ut Christmas 19 spaces by tree condom is to he used fo Haney Major 2211 Crest-vt w parktngaudpurktngonly Wahnette owner and developer Other coud nous we that o Ook Mall Muti told the Board iddtttonul eut butidtng be bmit ut th I h bud oetgtnully iurchu the comer of Ordnen and Mit tito mail pooporty su 1994 in tite w uk thot the corn r parlctng eupectatton that Jewel wo Id s lut be paved und sniped mitin pani] its foot tore tn 1ko Mali 12 month penod after the dnv Negotiations for tI e expanston . Ehrst is.ready for occupancy end m-e stihlpentiing. - thut- the drive-then facility. be - onFage33 . Republicans .- - -Deadline for- r make primary chok es- -. - At ameetieg.ofprecirict work- Ort On Snudny, Feb. 4, tite Nues - Township - Regular Ropnbliciin - Orgaoizntioia vóted to endorse the following candidoSes iii- the- primary - eteetiou oti Tstesday, March19.--. . - President: Bah Diste Senator: Bob ICirslra U.S. Congress, 9tls Dist. Joe Walsh . - StateRepresenlotives: 13th DisI., Tod Gduza tlthDist., EdPotasls - 58th Dish., "Tisa" Escautitta - CookCoonty: StatnsAttomey,JackO'Melley. Clerk, Sandrä5tavropouls,s - Wátrr Rrclamatioti - District. t1rabkBertucj 13er-aid -.- Coutiulûéd1tht'---P33 . County vehicle stickers is Feb. 15 Maine Township Clerk Gary K. Warner reminds residents of the township's unincotporuted area to make sure they buy their .1996 Cook County vehicle stickers at his office before Ihn Feh. 15 deadline. The clerk's office is locoted se the Maine, Township Town Hall, 1700 Ballard Road, Park Ridge. Hours are 9 am. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fnduy, und 9 um. to noou Saterday. For mom information, cull the office al (847) 297-2510, ext. 224. County stickers ere required for all vehicle owners to the unincorporated acea. The cost fer automobiles is $25 peryear, orSi prr year forseniorcitizens age 65 eçrro]der. As temperatur.., uvereø at -lo degrees : villages enacted emergency assistance programÑ Deep freeze causes few problems in Nues & MG - ByRosemary'jjrjo Despite the dangersius coeds- Reger Wilson, Niles Police toan Services, nati], "We0isad a ttons of the deep-freeze sveekesd Pulslie Informalirsn Officer, said cold pohcy in effect end matte just pas.sed, Nues and Morton ltsr cold witve caused some prob- phone coils leali seniors 9Oyears Greve citizens came throughun- toms, b t ant oomoch ea the boa old and over. CSOs (Commumty scathed, according tsr aitttionties tha Im uninter, that's fer sore. Service Officers) made the calls. ofhutlt coluteunittes. Heatkifl - eoiddoesn'tteemto They called all weekend lo malte Nties Village Manager Abe w0 re doing atacola bofterjob sure they [the seniors] were doing Srlman said Iba four hydrant,, of calling and notifying [snnior o k.' blesv i,nt,' but tIste 'he compari citi,ens], Wilson added. Wilson said 'he CSOs, non- son ta edler communities, Nitos telary Kay Moerissey, Director 500m pan-time officers, called had very few waterbrrnks. ' of Ihn Nues Department of Ha- Conijned on Page 33 Seltnan credited the replace- "astener co pany i oses 88 , 000 sews ing the flanges on the pipes lu- gelber and installing new pipes soude of ductile, a blended stcet wiSh rilare alustieiiy that is heiter ahle te widisirsed temperemos !sgs ihun the rstdsrf eist hnii Aside from Ehe tiystceisLs nd uflccuti in i-i,n.sird Sm,rs ,,Acrc the water service blew eut Sistur- do -ol l,t bot svas restored by Sunday niousiug, Nites had ne VthI her-rotated problems, Set- mansard. -. ,.----- ..:. - -.."-..'-----.:::.: Lt; Callisen retires after 30- years byitosensuryTL, f i owcev u hseegotten loose ii it, i Oient , nip ny lao t r 7 t I' b 00k ofOukiserkAucene wI,l , Itmeyseem hu,n ,w' ornpo,,j fil, 1,0 ,,,,,,I, 109 TI,n Olsiparept rit 00.1 0 1/ u 1 ff4 l h n , Rn e' . Cr O seuiuedui$9t,00 - Tin , r,-. ',lJ,n( CII 'I,.f,rml,,ov art yac thr,g 'nrI,od. howevrìr çi45101j0 t',nr,- i were eshssteg und nafrIfi1 NtIal"ppIte. wiØa v, 'k thnreutrc, f . - s Pícturedabovo willi Mayor-Nicholas B. Fiase (right), is Lt. Leo RoyCàllleen. -MayorBiuse presented Lt Ce/boon witha reto-ementp/uque torhis SOyeurs ofdedicatedservice with the NilesFire Department at the January Village Board Meeting Lt Caillsen a last assignment was Company Commander of Engine 3 Ho was one of the first volunteerparamedics when the program was inabtuted in 1974 He received S commendations for outalanding service with the department and 2 commendations for - an6ibflngcivillandiñhèedwhtlit)tffdtuhjc.. -,-- :i,'i.',-»:,'i-, tt ------------,-. :-'-------.--: 1-..-: - 87i140 M load. r'4 - FVn n C- : - -r '! 00116 - - , - - - .T --- °--- - I}IURSDAY,1.LBRUARY,ISSEt 6iU tILES IL £0314 'o
Transcript of As temperatur.., Deep freeze causes few problems in Nues &...
NIL ESEdition
ByRosem. A 33-yar-o1d gottor installerfrom Forest Park was found deadin tiic J ri Cay of a home in lite.8800 hIok of Grace Avenue bythe S9yca-oId. . honicowncrwhen she returned from workaer,nnd 4:i5p.m.jan.3t. -
George G. Pease wus em-ployad by Windows, DOors &Mont ofBeliwood, lite firm hiredto install gutters on the residence.
A neighbor said she beard EttoVictim workinit on the putterswhilc on o 40-foot ladder at ap-prexintately 3:45 pin., bui paidno furdier attention lo tite wi,rknoise cetning from the home after -
VOL. .19, NO.33
Workman electrocuted -- : at Nues home
Orv-Tirjo
\Then tite homeowner unisci]at 4: 15 p.m., site found Pease ly-ing in the drioeway between his1984 pickup truck and thr wider.She culled Ott, und parattiedicsfrein tise Norllt-Mitjno Pire Do-parlment end the Nues Fire De-parnueuit arrived at tIte scenewitltin mientes. -
Qhserviug lint the victim ssasnet brcattsiep and had no citaisigns, the paramedics attemptedto revive hjtn ut thd scene, latertransporting itim - lo LotheraeGetterai Hospital and centimtinglifesaving meiLsures unlit the vie-
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ZoningBoard gives OK -
to Oak Mill drive-thruby Kathleen Quirafeld - -
' -A special cur stacking retIno- ieovedasiiss-ssestaspossibte -
tien dispensation, from (scaruto4 In order to acceuimedate thcasa, mus granted during Monday diive-itiru, tise bank wobld wardnightsNilenZoniuBoiudthect to deereuadthe parking spacesingtotheAvondisJeBankfdcitiy-renarits fanitity, from 25 tu 13.-ni Etui Cute Mitt Mutt. 75S7.O;is:- Winar siiCiC(lll! flusin. for shintonNiles. drive-dira was designed, another
The Beard unanimtiusly ap- 3spaceswereetimiisuted. But thepreved the vuriancorequest under bunk utso titado pires topovo a
---several conditions, liEse beisig pertion of its- outhit to odd an- -that tise cirrner seçdou of. the . other 34 spuces.firr u rot gain ofproperty often used ut Christmas 19 spacesby tree condom is to he used fo Haney Major 2211 Crest-vt wparktngaudpurktngonly Wahnette owner and developer
Other coud nous we that o Ook Mall Muti told the Boardiddtttonul eut butidtng be bmit ut th I h bud oetgtnully iurchuthe comer of Ordnen and Mit tito mail pooporty su 1994 in titew uk thot the corn r parlctng eupectatton that Jewel wo Id slut be paved und sniped mitin pani] its foot tore tn 1ko Mali12 month penod after the dnv Negotiations for tI e expanston
.
Ehrst is.ready for occupancy end m-e stihlpentiing. -
thut- the drive-then facility. be - onFage33. Republicans .- - -Deadline for- r
make primarychok es- -. -
At ameetieg.ofprecirict work-Ort On Snudny, Feb. 4, tite Nues
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Township - Regular Ropnbliciin-Orgaoizntioia vóted to endorsethe following candidoSes iii- the-primary - eteetiou oti Tstesday,March19.--. . -President:
Bah DisteSenator: Bob ICirslraU.S. Congress, 9tls Dist. JoeWalsh . -
StateRepresenlotives:13th DisI., Tod GduzatlthDist., EdPotasls -
58th Dish., "Tisa" Escautitta- CookCoonty:
StatnsAttomey,JackO'Melley.Clerk, Sandrä5tavropouls,s
-Wátrr Rrclamatioti - District.t1rabkBertucj 13er-aid
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County vehiclestickers is Feb. 15
Maine Township Clerk GaryK. Warner reminds residents ofthe township's unincotporutedarea to make sure they buy their.1996 Cook County vehiclestickers at his office before IhnFeh. 15 deadline.
The clerk's office is locoted sethe Maine, Township Town Hall,1700 Ballard Road, Park Ridge.Hours are 9 am. to 5 p.m.Monday through Fnduy, und 9um. to noou Saterday. For mominformation, cull the office al(847) 297-2510, ext. 224.
County stickers ere requiredfor all vehicle owners to theunincorporated acea. The cost ferautomobiles is $25 peryear, orSiprr year forseniorcitizens age 65
eçrro]der.
As temperatur.., uvereø at -lo degrees: villages enacted emergency assistance programÑ
Deep freeze causes fewproblems in Nues & MG-
ByRosemary'jjrjoDespite the dangersius coeds- Reger Wilson, Niles Police toan Services, nati], "We0isad attons of the deep-freeze sveekesd
Pulslie Informalirsn Officer, said cold pohcy in effect end mattejust pas.sed, Nues and Morton ltsr cold witve caused some prob- phone coils leali seniors 9OyearsGreve citizens came throughun- toms, b t ant oomoch ea the boa old and over. CSOs (Commumtyscathed, according tsr aitttionties tha Im uninter, that's fer sore. Service Officers) made the calls.ofhutlt coluteunittes. Heatkifl - eoiddoesn'tteemto They called all weekend lo malteNties Village Manager Abe w0 re doing atacola bofterjob sure they [the seniors] were doingSrlman said Iba four hydrant,, of calling and notifying [snnior o k.'blesv i,nt,' but tIste 'he compari citi,ens], Wilson added. Wilson said 'he CSOs, non-son ta edler communities, Nitostelary Kay Moerissey, Director 500m pan-time officers, calledhad very few waterbrrnks. ' of Ihn Nues Department of Ha- Conijned on Page 33Seltnan credited the replace-
"astener co panyi oses 88 , 000 sewsing the flanges on the pipes lu-
gelber and installing new pipessoude of ductile, a blended stcetwiSh rilare alustieiiy that is heiterahle te widisirsed temperemos!sgs ihun the rstdsrf eist hnii
Aside from Ehe tiystceisLs nduflccuti in i-i,n.sird Sm,rs ,,Acrcthe water service blew eut Sistur-do -ol l,t bot svas restored bySunday niousiug, Nites had neVthI her-rotated problems, Set-
mansard. -. ,.----- ..:. - -.."-..'-----.:::.:
Lt; Callisen retires after 30- years
byitosensuryTL,f i owcev u hseegotten loose ii it, i Oient , nip ny laot r 7 t I' b 00k ofOukiserkAucene
wI,l , Itmeyseem hu,n ,w' ornpo,,j fil, 1,0 ,,,,,,I,109 TI,n Olsiparept rit 00.1 0 1/ u 1 ff4 l h n , Rn e'. Cr O seuiuedui$9t,00 -
Tin , r,-. ',lJ,n( CII 'I,.f,rml,,ov art yac thr,g'nrI,od.
howevrìr çi45101j0 t',nr,- iwere eshssteg und nafrIfi1 NtIal"ppIte. wiØa v, 'kthnreutrc, f . - s
Pícturedabovo willi Mayor-Nicholas B. Fiase (right), is Lt. Leo RoyCàllleen. -MayorBiuse presentedLt Ce/boon witha reto-ementp/uque torhis SOyeurs ofdedicatedservice with the NilesFire Departmentat the January Village Board Meeting Lt Caillsen a last assignment was Company Commander ofEngine 3 Ho was one of the first volunteerparamedics when the program was inabtuted in 1974 Hereceived S commendations for outalanding service with the department and 2 commendations for
- an6ibflngcivillandiñhèedwhtlit)tffdtuhjc.. -,-- :i,'i.',-»:,'i-, tt ------------,-. :-'-------.--: 1-..-:
-87i140 M load.
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PAGE2 THE BUGLE,THURSDAY,FEDRIJARy 8, 1996
Seniors ófferedlow-cost wills
Eligible senior citizens ar personal ear, should ho worth nooffered low-cost will preporation morothon $3OOOO.services through the Senior Appointments for the SeniorCsttzons WitI Program, Citizens Will Progrum must beWednesday, Feb. t4, at the scheduled-in advance.. To reisterSkokse Office of Human and be screened for ntigibility,Services, Advance appointments call the Skokie Office of Humanare required and will he Services at (847) 933-8208scheduled beginning at 930 am. voicd) or(847) 933-8455 (TOD)..toneoa. . The program is usually held the
An attorney from The Chicago second Wedneidoy of eachflor Association Lawyer Referral month. .
Service will provide free .
consultations about wills to Glenbridge to:::. Atacliestsrequest, tim hold blood driveattorney witt also prepare asimple wilt forareduced fre. The Glenbndge Nursing andcost for drawing up a-will is not Rohobrtstation Centre, Ltd. willmore than $50 for an individual holdableoddrive enFrrday Feb.($75frácoaple). 16 from 10 am. to 4:30 p.m. at
Durable Power of Attomey 8333 W. GolfRoacl, Nites.and Livio8 Wilt forms ore Eligible donors are: 17-80
available free of charge. A years of age; wetgh al least 110Durable Power of Altomey Ibi.; in good bealih; and have notallows a senior to designato doaatedin 56 days. Doaate bloodanother person tu make property and receive a mini-physicalor health care decisioas in the which taclades checking: bloodevent tite senior becomes pressare, temperature, pulse andphysically er mentally unable to irooconnt ...du so. A Liviug Will allowu an To scheduleun appointment arindividual with a termiaal health- for more informaaoa, contactcondition to express his or her Nuthy Doherty al (708) 966-desire to have death-delayingprocedures withheld orwithdrawn.
Seniors may complete theDurable Power of Attorney andLiving Will forms themselves, orthey may hìrothn atternby to helpfstl them Out and . septum the.various apUnas available on theforms. The fee forthe attorney toprovide togal advice about aDarablePowerofAttosney is $75maximum for au individual($125 for a couple). The chargefer a Living Will is nc more than$50 for ae individual ($75 for ucouple).
To be eligible for the SeniorCitizens Wilt Program, a clientmust be age 60 or over. Annualiecome mast not exceed $15,000($20,000 for a couple); andassets, excluding a home and
John Smith plans to hegininvesting after ho suves ap abunch of cash sod whedcondisionu ore "just right."
Jane Doe, on the other hand,iovrsts $50 every mouth is amutual fund that meets tierobjectives forsafety and growth.
Who has a brtler chance ofbuilding upalarge uestegg?
Investieg dors not requireeupert timing or big sums ofcasIs. Too often, isdividuals patoff beginning on ioveslmentprogram, thinking they need loaccumulate a large initial depositand investit atjuss the nighs sime.
. On the contrary, sysinmarically
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O'Brien to addressLincoinwoodSenior- Club
Commissionne Teorence LO'Brien, of the MetropolitanWater- Reclamation Diutsie.. ofDreater Chicago, will speakbefore LincolnwoodSéuior Çlubon Priday, Feb. 9 at tO;30 um. inthe Liiscolnwocd Village Hall,6900 N. Lincoln ' Ave.,Lincolnweod.
DoraPrinz, senior coordinator,anomonsced the commissionerwitt shone bis espertise ou theworkings af the MetropolitanWtter Reclamation Districtincluding astide presentation.
BY JEFFREY CARDELLASpecial to The Bugle
EdwardJones: - - - - - -
Steady investing of small sums-can show big returnsinvesting small sums of moneyos a regntar bubis through allfinancial conditions oftenprovides better results than alarge, ooe-time inveulsssenl,
To illustrare the long-termbenefits of systematic investing,let's ossnmc an individualinvested $2,000 in the Standardand Poor's 500 Index on hisbirthday every yoor from 1964to1994. These 30 systematicannual deposits, tntoting$60,000, grew te $470,491 - -nearly eight times the amusesinvested.
Although past results do notguar$etee fútnm performance,
Parkinsoñ'sSupport Groupmeèting at Regency
Regency Nursing Centre'snnutParkinson's.Disease,SupportOroup Meeting wilt he held enSunday, Feb. 1 1 at 2 p.m. in thefirst floor dining room at theliursingcentro. - -
The- group which meets the. second Sunday ofevery mouth is
designedto give families, friends,categivers und Purkinsonian's theopportunity to lend each ethersupport, shoeS experiences andeducate one another on the shortand long-term challenges ofParkinson's Disease.
Regency Nursing Centre islocated at 663 1 N. MilwaukeeAve., Nitos. Por moreinformation call (847) 647-7444and ask for Kuren Dallo, SnppoetOraap Coordinator.
Norwood Park -
Home's ValentineDinner/Dance
Norweod Park Home, 6016 N.Niva Ave., wilt hold a ValentineDinner/Daece on Tharnday, Feb.lSaeSp,m. -
. Enjoy aspecially prepared full-course dinner and àprciul"sweetheart" - - dessert.Aftnrwards, -listsin and dance toyour favorite songs played by theSee BannI Band; Reservations-ann nOtneccsstiry. Th9 host of thisnvnnss s $5 ptepérson.-----
Norwood Park Home iscelebrating ita tOOth year byproviding high quality caro to theseniors offre conauonity. If youore interested in moreinformation about this event orsoobtain a free calendar of 1996highlights, call (312) 631-4856.
illustrations like this facas eatonly on the value f systematiciñvesting, but otro on the benefitsof s long-term approach. Daringthe 50 year_period is ourexample, mafty events eccasredto discourage investing: civilrights issues, Vietnam, tradedefinita, oil crises, Watergate, afalling dollar, skyrocketinginflation and interest rates, and astock market crash. There wereroughly 8,000 investing days iothat period, yet tite market mademast ofits gales in only 90 days.Knowing which 90 days lo be inthe market, though, would have
. - been virtually inspossible. Lolig-
JNILES SENIOR CENTER REGISTRATION )
The Nibs Senior Center in open sa residents of,lhe Villageof Nues age 62 and over, and their younger spouses, Nilesseniors interested in obtalning additional senior centerinformatica should call or visit the center and br placed oit themailing list. The center is located al 8060 Oaktou Street. -
YARN NEEDEDThe Senior Center in reqnesiing any leftovcr yarn or scraps
of material (8's 8" or bigger). Lap rohes and shawls are madefor veterans at Hines Hospital. Volunteer knitlers andcrocheters are ijeeded. If interested, contact Mary Vandeeplas,
OVER 90 AND GOLDEN RINGERS SOUGHTThe Nues Seniof Center is once again celebrating Older
Americans Month in May by honoring our Niles Jesidentswho arc 90 years of age and older and those couplescelebrating 50 years of moulage this year (mast be nioreriedie1946). Submit your - name, -address, and phone numbers byculling the Nibs Senior Conter. - - -
OFFICE VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED'The Niles Senior Center is currently looking for willing and
friendly individaals wha like to volunteer 3 boors a week loanswer und transfer- cells, register individuals for differentprograms and other tusks. The boors are either 9 am. to 12n000 or 12 noon to 5 p.m.Training is provided. Contact MaryOleksy ifinterested. -
, - RULES OF TILE ROAD -
Eûtes of the Road, a senior driver's license renewal class,will be offered free ofcharge on-Monday, Feb. 12 at 10 am. atBallard, Registration required. - -
MEN'S CLUB GENERAL MEETINGThe Men's Club General Meeting will be on Monday, Feb.
2 at 10:30 tim. Tickets for the Miller Brewèry & -Moderi.Trip in April will be on sale. - -
FEBRUARY LUNCHEONTickets are still available far the February Lonchean, "An
-Afternoon with Capid," an Friday, Feb. 16 at nene, The bruchwilt include Egg- Roll, Chicago Chow Mien, Beef with Pea
-Pods and Mushrnbms, Fried Rice, Almond and FortuneCoókies, and dessert. Musical enteraiiuiaeut will bd provided'by the The Mnsio Man, Jobo Boda, fottowrd by "RomaneeAstrológy,"-preseated by psychic Owen O'Haru. The àtiìtnfthe ticket is $6; register today! - -
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING -Free blood pressare screening is available on Wednesday,
Feb. 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. No registration necessary! -
FREE HEALTH LECTUREA free lecture ne hypertension witt be given at the Riles
Senior Center on Wednesday, Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. Registrationrequiredt -
COUNTRY LINE DANCINGSain Country Bernie an Thursdays ut 2 p.m. for a fuis
afternoon of Country Line Dancing! The class runs from Feb.l5to April 25; cost is $12. Register today!
term investors who stayed in themarket through all conditionswoutdhave been rewarded.
Yet another esamplcreinforces the value of long-terminvesting. A study by tbbotsnsAssociates, a firm welt-respectedfor its statistical data on thesecurities market, showed thatdaring the 69-year period fromyear-end 1925 through 1994,larger company stocks averagedannual relacen of 10.2 percent,and smaller companies averaged12.2 percent. While short-termreturns were probably a lot towerduring certain periods of thoseyearn, overall, stocks provided
attractive returns for investorswho stuck with Ihem for the longterm. -
Trying to save ap for one biginvestment, and attempting topredict the perfect time to investfor Stia short term, can - heestremely difficult.. Ou the etherhand, starting row with smalleramoacts is net only easier, it canbemuchmererewarding -
Jeffrey Cas-delta ran bereached uf Edward Jouai, 8141N. Milwaukee, Nifes, 470.8953.
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. The Nibs - Chamber of-Commerce and Indùstry, locatedat 79110 N; MiiwaukenAda;, OakMill Mall, cèttibraied thrir 26thAnisual Recognition- Dinner on,Friday-Jan. 26. . - ' -
The-- 3996 Officers aridDiractors were itistalled andseveral VIP wore recegnized atthis Chumberfnndraiser, -
-Dean Slrzeterki was named -
- Citizen f . the - Year, WeltsLamant, Bùsiness oftheYearandWally -Agee, . Directar ofEnserene) Relations for SprintCentri of Illinois was awarded -the .. Kenneth - ScheelDistinguished Service Award.
The - Niles Chamber fCommerce and Indostry "Citizenof the Year" award was first;presented in 1982 lo hoisor thatone individual who has made a-lasting impact on pur communitysindilipeopte.,
Our - 1995 wittner,. -Dran - -
Strzelecki,jeins an elite group ofoulstandingmen and warnen whohave worked tirelessly to make-Niles.a better p)ace ils which taraise 'a family, pursue a carrer,andcnnductabusiness.
Dean has been a resident ofRiles since 1967. His has thernpatetiou ---hdleg one of the . -
leading cutihistis in the -Village.He has served ax a dirtictor andpast president of the- RilesOptimist Club and served onnumeroui riommittoos to helpchildren of atlages. GenOss a-past dar tor at the L poFoundation, (MNASR). He is a
Northwest Itatsan AmericanSociety, and awarded Man of theYear forMs efforts. He served aschemisais of Sister Cities as weltcix served;as district coordinatorfor Misercordia. - Dean - is a
sergeant in the Nitra Police-Doparlittent. Without adoubt, hiscontribution Thou beeninstrumenta) in making Riles the,"Village Where People Count."
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In 1988, thoNiles ChamberBoard of, Direclors established a-.-base ssofth y onward TheBaandwas :insistenl that ' the -business - selected set a- highslauidard for all businrjses tafollow. - .
Prèviousbusinesses offre year -wienersinchide; - -
l988-Mninkc's 000denCenter- l982 Mmcli- Brothers1990 .SkajapueeralHarne -
1991 -EdisenLumberCompany1992-FirstNationat Back
- - .ofNitns: 1993 W. W. Graieger -
- 1994- EdwardJones -1995's winner, Wells Lomeas,
the largest giove manufacturer inthe world, certainly meets the -
basic criteria established by surawards committee. 1. ThoBusinessmast be ais active Riles;
1995 ChamberPrenidont, BlilDarling (on 'ighf)prosonlu DeanStrze)errkiw)fh the 1995C)tizen of the YearAward.
1008 Chimber President. Jeffrey Carde))a, (right) pOses withBusineon Of the Year recipiente WeOo Lament, praciaenr LlOyd
Fingern (center) andChamberRePmneflt8b59 In/Coats
Chamber member, 2. It must be Chamber functions:rospensive ta consumerism, Outside the Chamber, Wellsincluding a willingness to Lamant has been very active inaccommodate -
customers -Riles as well as the comsaamty at
concerns.. 3. It must be large. They rgcently opened their
neiponsible for u reputatine of ornees for a tane by Riles- sincere integrity. Elementary School DisMal 71.
Welts - Lament has been a Thcj' are -iung-ttmc financial
member since 1981. They have supporters for local scnattng
supported the Chamber through sbrcugh ThunderValiey. For tiselev Coats' representation an the past 4 years, 20-25 empleyces
beard of directors, ambassador, spend their innch haue assisting
and membership comedores, the patients and staff at Goldman
They provide donations for our Nnrsing Home. They an
fuadraisers and participate in. sponsors of Habitat for
NUes Historical Societycelebrate Presidents' Day
Humaoity, an organization that. builds hantes for those who
otherwise conldn't afford them;- ak well as Watty Philips, "Toys, farTais."
WellsLamantis ene cf the firstta react to disasters throaghentthe world such m Goads,earthquakes, and horricanes.They provide gloves insappoet cfcleanup operations.
Nsuperous product donations- isenmadeta all types of charitable
In celebration Of Presidents' oarreptica 1920's home.
Day, join. Our neighbors and We also have an outstandingfriends for a special hoar with display- of Explorer Cards
President and Mrs. Lincoln at the covenug Corsez, Drake, Jouet,
Niles Historical Museum, on Marquette, Cabot, Magellan,
Sunday Feb, 18 at 2 p.m. Note Balboa, DeSoto, La Salle andchange in day and time. Man and Cartier from Mr; Faitcki's 5thDonna Daniels, dressed ici grade Soctal Studies class - at
costumes of the period, will CulverSchoot. -
; present on entertaining and Them is na admission charge- historical program about the (donations , accepled) and
Lincoln family and life in Illinois ; refreshments willbe served.
indie 1800's. Soin us for a trip down historyCome a little early and take a tane on Fab. 18 at 2 p.m. in the
peak at the special- fruteces 'Riles Historical -Museum, 5970
shown al the Museum, including N. Milwaukee-Ave. Bring your"Brides of Yesteryear," lypicei neighbors and friends and enjay
old school ream, oldkitchen, and anafternoonwiththeLmacolns. -
hsbitirsai clxuk ,iltiivo :ao_i :aldi1mfh.i't r'vd,
The Kenneth R. ScheelDistinguished Service Awardwas established in 1903 lu honorthose Chamber members whomake outstanding coniribulionsto the growth andprofessionalism of- ourorganization. -
The award is named in henceel former village manager KenScheel who believed - thatvoluntecrism is the fonedation of
- a strong and progressivecommunity. -
This year's wiener, WallyAgee, has - served on theChamber's Beard ofDirectors forfive years. During that period nftime, he has accepted manyresponsibilities including serviceas committee chairman and VicePresident. -
Through his efforts, theChamber has benefited throughnumerous donatians andextensivo participation by hiscompany.
As chairman nf the programcommittee, ho providededucational opporlunities ta all ofour members, thraagh - bisselection of speakers.
Watly has served as Co-Chaleof ourIwe targest functions, the-Recognition Diener and GottOuting. With'his direction, she
Director Emeritus, Robert C. Worn, Jr. hands lhe KennethScheeIDiatingUinhedSemiceAWW0 WaoyAgee (left).
organizations as'well as the Riles Chamber's budget, repataaon,Historical Satiety, Nites Hockey benefits and services have attLeague, Nues Park District and increased. -
many atherorganizotinos. He has been employed far 24Certainly, Wells Lamant has years at Sprint Centet of Illinois,
established a reputation nf wha has been a membre sinceintegrity and service since its 1975. He, his- wife Mary Ellen,inteptien. -
and his two daughters reside innu-auna Elk Grove Village.
'An Evening Of A Cappella'Take 0cc, the Riles Narita
High School Vocal Jazz Ensem-hie, will present 'An Evening OfA Cappella' featuring the groupsBlind Mae's Bluff and Ac Kockou Saturday, Feb. 10 at the NitesNorth aoditariam, 9800 LawlerAve. in Skukie. The coacert be-gins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10and can he ordered by fatling(547)933_8380.
The a cappella rock quartetBlindMan'sBluff, wollknown toCubs fans for their pee-gameshows at Wrigley Field, are the
headliners fcrthi evening..All proceeds from thisboncert
will benefit the Rites North Ma-sic Department. This event is oaruf u series of yacal jazz perfor.manees scheduled throughout the1995-96 school year us fuadrois-ers for a planned trip to Swedenby theNiles NorthVacal JazzEn-semble Take One. For mere in-formation regarding either' thisconcert, upcoming events Or thetrip to Sweden, pieuse contactRiles North Çhorut Director DanGregerman at(847) 933.8380.
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MARIAN SITKOMaxiauSitko 65, died Dec.26
at Medical Examiner. Spouse,Sophie (Feret) Sitku sens,Richard (Zofia) Sitku, Jozef(Alexis) Sitko, Stanley (Patrici)Sitho, John (Carol) Sithe;daughters; Krystyna (Doe) andDonna; sixgrandchildren. ' Servicps held atSt. John Brebeuf Church.Interment, Maehill Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements made byShaj a Terrace Funeral Home.
DENNIS SLOWIKDennis Slowik, 51, died Dec.
27. Daughters, ICimberlee (Scott)Ward; Laura Anne, Nicole; sue,Michael; brother, Alexander(Maria) Pajak. Services held atSkaja Terrace Funeral Home.IntecmeutMontroseCemetery.-
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTeeracoFuneral Home.
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. JEROME JOHNKOWALCZYK
Jerome John Kowatczyk, 63,died Dec. 26 at Lutheran GeneralHospital. Spouse, Susan(Devine) Kowatczyk.Daughters: Kuthy (Ren), Jean(Bill), Judy (Chueh), Kcis(George), Patty; suns: John(Katy), Jim (Claire), Michael,Steve, Jerry II, late Joseph;fourteen grandchildren. Servicesheld ut Our Lady of RansomChurch. Interment, MaryhillCemetery.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTeeraceFuneral Home.
GEORGE SZANKOWSKIGeorge Szankuwski, 76, died
Dec. 20 at Rush North Shore.SpOuse, Ethel (Andrews)Srankowski of Nibs. Son,Thomas (MoiyAnn) unddaughter Nancy Szaukowski;three sisters, Lillian (Henry)Kerney, Jean Kuras, Clara Reefe.Services held at St. John BrebeufChurch. IntrmsrntatSt. AdalbertMausoleum.
Funeral arrangements made bySknjaTerraeeFuneralHomn.
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OBITUARIESWILLIAMF. RICKERTWilliam F. Kichert, 06, died
Dec. 17 at Hallmark Care Center.Spause, the late Phyllis lOckert.Survived by daughter, JeyJohnson; granddaughters Kymand Cindy Jehoson. Servicesheld at St. Lukes United ChurchafCheist. Interment, RidgewoodCnmrteryin Des Plaines.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTenaceFunerul Hume.
LORETTA RIZZOLoretlaRiezu, 83, diedDec.2t
at Gar Lady af ResurrectionHospital. Brothers, the luteFrank (Aun) and John (Lillian),Salvatore tOzzo, Jr.; sisters, AnnRiere, the lateJesephine (the lateBen) LoSasso, Angel)ne tOzzo.Services held at St; ConstanceChurch. Interment at Mt. CarmelCemetery in Hillside.Funeral
arrangements modo bySkajaTerraceFuneral Home.
MARIA SLIEPKAMaria Sliepka, 99, died Dec.
15 at Lutheran General Hospital.Spense. the late Anton; dnughterAnn (the lato John) Regret, seaAnton (the late LeIde), sixgrandchildren. Services held atSkaja Terrore Funeral Home;interment at Bohentinn NationalCnmotnry,Chicago.
Funreat arraogements made bySkajuTrnaceFnneral Home.
ADAM WALTER JOSEPHBORAWSKI
Adam Walter JosephBurawski, 16, died Dec. 30.Mother Helen (Zieliuski)Barowslci, Father, LesterBorawski; brother Michael D.,Sophie and Jnseph Zirlinaki,
. grandmother und grandfather;grandfather, the lote WalterBorawski, grandmother, SophieBorawski, many aunts and -uncles. Services held at St.Hyacinth Church. IntermentMaayhitlCemetery.
Funeral arrangements made hyShajoTerraceFaneralHome.
LUDWIK CEGIRLSKILadwik Cegielski, 91, died
Dec., 30 at Winchester Hnnse.Spnsse, Catherine (Rysiewicz)Ceginlstci; daughter, Eleanor(John) PensO. Services held atSI. Wenceslaus Church.IntermentAll Saluts Cemetery.
Funeral oerangentents made bySkajaTerraceFuneralHame.
JOYCE V. DRLESTOWICZJoyce V. Deleslowicz, 5l,died
Dec. 31 at Alexian BrothersHospital. Son, ChrístnphnrDelestowicz, sister, Joan(Edward) Meikel; many nephewsand greal nephewt; AuntsVirginia Samoraj and MaeDelestowicz. Services held at St.Juliano Church. Interment at St.Adalbert Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements mude bySkajaTenaceFnneralHumr.
GERTRUDEDUBAS -
Gertrude Dabas, 73, died Jan.t at Mrdbridge Medical Rehab.Spense -Chester V. Dabas;daughters, Cynthia (Larry)Spueth. Christine (Bill) Corboy,Catherine Dubas, son Çharles(Debbie) Dabas, eightgrandchildren. Services held atSt. John Brebeuf Church.IntermcntatMaryhillCnmetery.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTerraceFuneralHome.
BRRNICEE. PAECHUTABernice E. Parchuta, 80, dard
Jan. 30 at her home. Spouse, thelate Michael; children; JoyceParchuta, Barb (Bob) Faulstickand Jim (Pat); 6 grandchildrenagd 2 great -grandchildren;brothers/sisters: MacianKennedy, Douglas Kennedy,LaVeme Ross, Jean Ziffra, andthe lulePatrick Kennedy. FuneralMass was at St. Martha Church.Borinl dt All Saints Cemetery inDes Plaines. - Memorials teHospice ofthe North Shore, 2821Central St., Evansten,IL6020t.
Funeral arrangements made bySimkinsFuneral Heme.
EDWARD J. KOZDRONEdward J. Kozdran, 78, died
Jan. 1 at Resurrection Hospital.Spouse, Jolie (Sarnaw) Kuedron;daughters, Jeanne (Edward)Cornea; Ellen (Witliom) Lacren;sens, Gary(Czosia) Keedren andKenneth (Carol) Kozdren. Tengrandchildreu, one greatgrandchild; sister EntoIle (Fred)Strobl; nephews Greg (Susan)Strebl und Fred (Debra) Strohl.Services held at St. JulionaChurch. Interment, MsryhillCemetery.
Funeral arrangements made bySksjnTerracnFuneralHeme.
OLGA A. CHORZEMPAOlga A. Chorzempa, 73, died
Dec. 23. Spouse Joseph T.Cheezempa, Son James,Daughter, Sharon Mullnrkey; Ihnlute, Nancy, brothers; the laIrChester Siymski, EageneSzymski, sisters Jean Afryl,Cecetia Zoltek and LucilleLabiak; eight grandchildren.Services held at It. John ErebeufChurch; Interment MarybiltCemetery.
Fnneral arrangements made bySkajaTnrraceFaneralllome.
SIIAWNP.NICHOLSShawn F. Nichols, 47, died
Dec. 25 in Niles. Spouse; RogerNichols, Gantier, MS.Daughters, Christina andCatherine Nichols; sisters, KathyHarbisen, Village efNiles Clerk.and Shannon Zaleeski. Brother,Charles Zalenaki. Services heldat Skaju Terrace Funeral Home.IutermentlrvingParkCnmrtery.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTerraceFunernlHeme.
DUDLEYR. TERRSLLDudley R. Terrilt, 90, died
Dcc. 19 at Lutheran GeneralHospital. Spouse, Mary (DeIne)Trerilt; sen, Alan C. (Geraldine)TornII, sister, Rltea Schemillerand the -lato Patricia Probeck;hrether, Denald TonSIl; twogranddaughters. Services held StIt. John Beebeaf Charch.IntermenlalMaryhill Cemetery.
- Funeral arrangements made byIkajaTeeeace FuneratHome.
CATHERINE VOSMIKCatherine Vosmik, 84, died
Doc. 20 at Hoffman EstatesHospital. Spense, tite lato JosephC. Vesmik; sen Joseph (KarenA.), daughter, Judith A. (John)Ryan; Eve grandchildren, 11great grandchildren; brothers,Frank Turk, Jim Turk, RichardTurk, Robert Turk, Tom Turk,sisters Margaret McKay andMary Zurawski. - FuneralServices held al Sa. luliana -
Church. IntormrntaeSr. AdalbertCemetery. -
Funeral arrangements madeby - IkojaTerraceFaneral Heme.
- LOUISE E. LUKE -
Louise E. Luke, 86, died Dec.25 at Raveuswood Hospital.Services held at Skaja TerraceFuneral Heme. Inetirmens atIrvingParkComesery. -
Funeral aoeungementsmude bySkajaTonacrFunurat Heme.
- HELEN M. JONTRYHelen M. Jentry, 80, died Dec.
30. Spense, deceased, MurkRemua; survived by brethór,John (Marion) Rocunu; brother,the late Louis O. Reenna.Services held at Our Lady ofRansom Church IntermentMaryhill Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTerraceFuneral Home.
LILLIAN P. KAMINSKILillian P. Kaminski, 78, died
Dec. 24. Spouse, the late Dr.Mitchell V. Kaminski; survivedby sens, Dr. - Mitchell V..
-Kaminski, LeeRvy (Amy)Kaminski; danghter.in-Iaw,Marilyn Kaminski; sixgrandchildren; sister, EvelynSmyccynski. Services held at St.Mary of the Wends Church.Interment at St. AdalheetCemetery.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTeeruneFunreal Heme.
GENEVIEVEF. -
KONIECZNYGenevieve F. Konieczny, 73,
died Dec. 28. Spouse, RoyKenieccny; daughters, Helen(Robert) Niemetka, Theresa(Casimir)O Pawyacynski; threegrandchildren and aunt of many.Services held at St. Maria DecottiChuirch. Interment at St.Adalbert Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements made bySkajaTerrace Funeral Heme.
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Catholic Schools Wéek - -
in the village
- At thu January Village Board Moeting, Mayor Nicholas B.Blase declared January 28 through Feb. 2, t99675n CatholicSchools Weekits the Village ofNileè. Catholic parochial schoolshave served the Nues commnnity for 41 years and are
; COmmitted to provide continued quality and affordable CatholicedùcaEo,tin NUes. - - - -
Pictured above are Mu. Margaret Whitman, Principal of Suint- John BrebeuF Mayor Blase, Trustee Jim Mahoney, Sister
Geralyn Mroczkowski, Principal of Our Lady of Ransom; und- FatherKen Molinaro, PrincipaloiNotreDame High School -
T'w! congÑgatiòus.stùdy -- Jewish medical - ethics
Congregation B'nai Jeliashna nard Kesava, Oncologist at La-Bella Elehim (Glenvicw) and - theranGeurralHespital.Co gregatton B Us Shalom A b k p bh h d by th Rab(Northbreok) have joined te huno Assmhty, Jewish Medicalsponsor a weekend of sludy of Directivos foe HnalthCarti,ssd uJ w h med I etht February beak p ht h d by 1h U o f16-10----------- American Hebrew -Cungrrga-
The wrekendtitléd ATiese to tians, -A Time to Prepare will boLive and ATime teDie' will fra- available and discussed at bothturo Baruch Bredy, Ph.D. the Ds events. -
- rector of the-Cdnter 1er Ethics at Fer information Shout this free-Enylor Cöllege cf Medicine,in weekend, centact: BISE (708)Houston,-Tnnas, and u series uf 729-7575, or Bath Shalem (700)iannldiscussions. - .- - 498-4100.
- The weekend will begin with - -
Df. Brady addressiug the com- . - Special fosterhemd
mdi parents neededicn, at servicesatBrth Shaltim, st8p.m,Pridny. -
The - freut panel discasssun,,mnderaledby De.Erady, will fol.
- low on Saturday, at 8 p.m. atB'nai Jrhoslsua Beth Elehtm;Pänel participsntä, fromLatheranGeneral Hesptiat, De. HenryMangurten, Neenstologist, -Dr.Garry Sigman, Pedialesciuts, andDe. BarbaraRubieson, Obsietes-cine, will jein with the rabbis nf
- tIte cengeegutioñs in a dtscusstnn- nfvitre fertilizatien, abortion, or- -
gan teaniplants, and the adates-cent's righttn privacy and refusalnf treatment.
Snnday; Feb. 18, at a 10 am.breakfast, at B'nal Jehashaa BethBIeldan, - the issues uf assisteddeath, niEgan transplants, surre-gale decisian-making, and appro-priation ofmedical resources willbe laken op by the rabbis of bath
- congregations, De. Beody, 17f.Mente Levinion, GerantologisiatEvanstonHespital, Dr. ClaudiaPetersen, Internist and a membreof the Medical Ethics CommitteeEvanston Hospital, and De. Lea-
Catholic Charilies is searchingfer individuals and marriedcouples willing to meet thechallenge uf caring fer childrenwith - special needi. Thesechildren range in age frominfancy ta 18 years and reqmecloving, supportive and stable -
fesier families. Wtsile the childresides in the faster heme,Catholic Charities previdessupport and services for the childandfosterfamily.
Interested persons of allethnic, racial, religions andsncieecuneniic backgrounds areinvited lo an infermalinnalmeeting en Thursday, Feb. 22, at7 p.m. at Catholic CharitiesNorthwest Suburban Office,1911 Rohiwing Rd., Saite E, inRollingMeadOws.
For mere informalien, call(312) 655-7200. Spanish-speaking persons may call (312)655-7205.
VALENTINES DAY
BJBE - servicesCungregution B'nai Jehuahua
BrIh -Elohim- will held ShabbatServices at 7:30 p.m. on Friday,Feb. 9. Oaring these services(Shabbat Ha Maroh) we willboner all ef-our teachers. Jein us -for these family services. The Jr.Choirwill sing. - -
At 8 p.m. Alternative AdultServices wilt br held downstairsis theAll Parpase room.
On Tuesday, Fob. 13, we willhold a Service ofHeuling at 7:30p.m. - This servicc will be
- meaningful if ycu are Concernedabout a loved ann's wclfaee, oryear own health, physical orspiritual...if yòu are grieving...ifyea feel thaI healing iswhat yeaseek. You will only knew if it's-meaningful for yea by comingonce.
Don't forget. ear ongeingprojects: - -
flveey Wednesday night, 7:15p.m., -Russian conversation clubte assist recent emigres with theirEnglish.
Second Sunday of eachmonth, FFLAO - mrrting--confidential meetiug fer parents,friends and fausilirs of gays andIeabians--Zte4p.m.
Fnnrth Sunday cf eachmoñth-.Feed the Homeless(bagged lanches may be droppedat tite North Door of Templeat-9
Eyrry Monday-Babysit atWINGS inDèsPlalnes.
Monthty-Méalu osvWtsonls.Call the temple anticS, at (708)
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Senior Fellowshipat Edison ParkLutheran Church
The FChurch-Jmeet onnaon fer Ietthe chuAve. EBring yenund beyer
The priwill tealpresentati1986 tripwhich inTern Heu:
BereavementSupport GroupOn Feb 20 from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
Temple - Menorah, 7300 N. -Califorxia Ave., Chicago willheld ils first meeting of theBereavement Support Group.The pablic is welcome. It isabout a Jewish perspective on
-mourning and griot. Il will belead by Rabbi James L. Sagaie.R.S.V.P. by calling LindaCehodes al (312) 761-5700.There is no charge.
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Deepthe-village list of senior citizensto hourspee day from the pubticsafety office tocated in the GolfMitt Shopping Center. "Whnnthey wore finished. they started -
(catting the list] ovee, Wilsonsnid. -
While there were no cases ofhypothermia- reported to thePo-.tice Deportment, there were threehrstances nf people catting withsome sort àf heating problem,Wilson sold. "-We moist in any -circumstonce," he said, adding-that the department bes o list of-reputable heating and air condi-lining services lhey-reftr to and -also o relocation ptan with plecasto relocate citizens if they coot
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stay in theirhomes hecooseoflbe -
heetortheceld. -
If they have absolutely no- -where else so go, citizens will herelocated iv hotels or motels. Ifthey wereonahletopay thebitt, it'wostldbe poid by somebody, cot
- necessarily the tax payer," Wil-son said.- "We had catis from people
whose heat was off, about four,"Morrissey said. "We helped reto-cate them for the weekend... Onecouple that were going te go to
-one ofthe motels ended up goingloofamilymember," she said. -
- Rar department also lias a listof- contractors that citizens. cancall when they hove heat prob-lems,Morrissey said. - --
-- "It woo açooperoliveeffoet be--- tween alt depaatmelots. The Po-
lice Depoetmontdid agreotjob ofchecking in on people. Bvory-
- body worked together tn get
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seid that sinhe the beginning ofFebruaey,theyhavehodeightwa-ter main breaks and three catIsfromrcsidenlnreportinglealcs. "It
- was not as had-as we thought itweutttbe," she said. "A couple ofpeople had froren pipes, und werefeered them to plumbing corn-ponies." -
The Dq,artrnent ofHealth und -Humen - Services reported noweathee-related problems. Noone needed relocation servicesand no ene was in dire straits, oc-cordingtoofficiots.
Morton Grove Police Com-mander of Investigations DottyManta said police received re-poets of o couple of water mainbreaks but had no medical orcotd.relatedproblerns with elder-ly citizens. -
-Fire Chief Ralph Ceerwieskisaidhis deportment experiencedsome feceziegofwaterlines in in-dustriot oreas of Morton Groveend a slight incrcuse in atares ac-tivity due to omhulance calls forslips andfalls.
- He praised residents who "didanicejob ofcoping and not creut-inghozords intheifhornes.' Czer-winski explained that in yearspast, people weuld thaw theirpipes with open flames, portico-lorty in attics, and cause fires.There were no residential firesduring the cold wave, Ceerwinskisaid. -
- -There was an iucrcose in thentnnber of carbon monoxidecolts, Czerwinski said, becauseheating systems were taxed andneeded attention, 'We ventilatedthe buildings md advised peopleto havotheiroeitssnrvicnd.--,'to genoral, thiags went ratherinch," Ceerwioski said.
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-Zoning Board ... ;:;:Pe1 RepublicansBrian VanderVeen, of Avon- mitment end - we could rccorn- p;t,rdprt,,, Rid
dute Bottle, o Federal SavingsBunk, saidthatthebankwas notahigh volume -fncility, doing np-proximately 18-20 transoctionsperday.
"Avondate is not going to in-cieitse the need for pnrldng, infact, the new configuration acta-ally increoset existing paekin,"said Puai Ifolpak, attorney forMajor.
If the Jewel expands, it wouldaddmore square feet end necessi-tate more parking apoces, IColpakexplained. Bulbe addèdthat"theonly other time we would comebockaodaskthisbourdforavaei-aIim would he with the expon-sian of Jewel."
Comnaissiotier Edward Moira,who had voted against the vati-once at the January Board meet-ing, questioned whether the por-ties were await of the currentexistingparkingvorimces.
"t wont to make sure that if tvote yes tonighl..that there stiltwant be o vacant eomerjust theway itistoday"
"A commitment (about theparking lot) is what I want,"Troianoudded. -
"ti you nrc lacking fer a time- frame, then bevo it puved and
striped within t2 months of themeeting tonight," CommissionerSidney Mitchel said. This state-ment precipitated several otherresponses frum trustees about thetime frame, each granting oddi-donaI time to Avondaic to corn-
ly withttse condition.- "t would say 12 months from
thntimothutAoondale completastheirdrivetbrn,-"-aaidMain. "M-ter the float occupancy of theirdrive-darn," uddcdTruioni.
"Now wo hove a definite corn-
eer o-voAiJsIøtIO , ,'AflOtIttftT-,tl,It)tln-tIHT - - -
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mend lo the Board of ToastersRichard MoenningSheldun Mamas, Committee--
man, will attend the RepublicanNational Conventinñ as a Doledelegate.
lilectiun Judges urn stilt need-ed. Two hoar clauses are beingheld, and the pay is $100. Coil847-966-8282 any time and leaveyour nome, address end phone
that the corner property is desig-outed parking only and to be potin conjunction -with the expon-Sian to the Jewel store," Traianaslated. -
Two ether variance eeqoealswere also umnanimously grantedManday,Feb 5;
- Foster Bank, 8526-N GolfRood, was permitted a change inzoning la open a bank, to torveprimarily Kmeaa-Amencans,andjornes Rogers, llanca, IL, wasgranted a change in zoning to in-stall 9 panel antennas at a towertocatedat239 GaIfMitt Center.
WorkmanContirn.ed from Ps.ge 1
tim was pronounced dead at 4:57p.m. -
Thevictim hadelectrical barnson_ both bands. The examiningpbyaiciuta staled that the victimhadbmaelecteocoted.
An investigation at Ihn sconereveuleda 15-feotpiece of gutterneorthe base ofthe ladder with aliqaidresnmbling blond or it. Of-ficiais theorize that the guttermode contact with the victim andanelecteicaiwirertanning parallel(east to west) to the residencewherethevictim was working.
The victim's truck orad proper-ty were towed to Skokie Auto tobereleasedta his family.
Jamel C. RamiroArmy Reserve Pvt. tornei C.
Rnmioa hoe completed basicinainissg at Fart Silt, Lawton,GIrls. Ramiro is the aso of Con-eeption D. and Jase F. Ramironf Skakie. -
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Take a trip back to the RoaringTwenties und discuss how prohi-bitioe started organized crime.Bitt Helmer, MA. in Americansocial history, ceateibuting editorof Playboy magazine, formermember ofthe National VialeilceComnaissien and author of TheGun That Made the 20s Rear,will ralate the real stery efAl Ca-pane's sooth sido gang and DonOBanion's north side gang.
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RUDGEWOOD CAFE6569 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Riles, IL 65714
(847) 647-9553
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Riles, IL 6B714
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A FULL SERVICE FLOWER SHOPVegetable & Flower Plants
Fresh Cut FlowermCemetary Wreaths
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6569 N. Milwaukee Ame.Riles, IL 66714
(847) 647-95532:_i Delioeo'y Amoohiablo
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WITH NEWAll Types - Gutter Cleaning. Owner Does Repair Work'10% 0FF THIS MONTH
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Call Gory:
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We specialize¡n local moves.
Residential -Commercial-OfficeCall us for a quotei-708-766-8878ILL. CC6475 MC-C
MOVIN
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All local movers must be li-censed by the Illinois Corn-merce Commission. The li-cense number must appear intheir advertising. To be Ii-censed. the mover must haveinsurance un file. Do not placeyour belongings In jeopardy.use a licensed mover. For in-furmatiun call:
217-782-4654
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. WOOD PINISHING. PLASTERING
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(847) 205-5613CouVes
References Free Estimates
EUTE PAINTINGSERVICES
A FAMILVOWNED COMPANYFOR OVER2O YEARSMORTON GROvE. IL
EXPERIENCE - DEPENDABLEHONEST - REASONABLEInturior/Ectariar Painting
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Os Milweaben et SecdersHcas:Tcos,,Wod,,FrI.&Sst. 1 lI s.c. 6p.m.
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6150 Northwest Hwy.Chicago IL 60631 -
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(847) 647-8994
MEDICALRNOFFICE NURSING
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The Leaning TowerYMCA has positions
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Rosemont
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Our clessified ads reachmore people pe6 week ferthe least amount of dollars.We coverthe near northernsuburbs and the norlhsideof Chicago
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FULL/PART TIME
RESTAURANTS/FOOD SERVICE
JOINOUR FOOD SERVICE TEAM!Th6 North Shore Rotfrement Hoto! il Ifl the p oess of ooga-nizing our food service department. We ere currently inter-viewing fer energetic feed service werkers who cre eepori-encad waitorslweitrenseS with 50mo prodoctine shills.Desirehle cendidate will possess good communication skills,be ohIo to work flexible hoers,bi o teem player with nba desireto grow their cereer-in food sereine industry. Competitice solo-ny end bendito. EEO/OC employer. Please ned resoeso er cull:
NORTH SHORE RETIREMENT HOTELo/e Retomen. 216 W. Divnrney, Elmhorst, IL 60126
18471 620-43W, 0273. Atto: Sharon Steel
. WAITRESSFull or Part Time
Harlem & Lawrence AreaVINCES RESTAURANT(708) 867-7770
SALESPEOPLEEnergetic Salespeople
NeededFull & Part-Time
Cellular & PagingExperience HelpfulStore Located In
Golf Mill Mall - NilesPlease Call Manager(708) 299-2260
SALES!TELEMARKETING
PAY OFFCHRISTMAS BILLS!!
Will Train - No ExperienceStart today - Daily Pay
2 Locetiens:VILLA PARK AREA(630) 530-1518
ITASCA AREA(630) 250-1564
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Call966-3900
SALES i RETAILrflL 0'SALES REPS
We have openings for experienced outside sales people whoere omhitivos. solf-moniooted, have e proven sale sr000rd ned -
iba ability to sell e well accepted low cost advartising seMenin the Chieegs crea. -
Oar compeev cOlors lob security. promotions tram within, ev-enlleOtrn w eanrotivo pIon. bones. expanses . hsspitelientioe
, oedlnsarnuve . . --- TOEARIJ35KPERYEAR -
; CALL BRAD ROME SALES MOR -
i J S. PALUCH,INC. -
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FULL/PART TIME
TELEPHONEANSWERING
TELEPHONEOPERATOR
Pert Tiren-forAnswering Service
in Des Plaines.All shifts -
(708) 297-8191
PHONEOPERATORS
Seeking midnight operetersfer a busy cempatnrizedenswerleg Service. Shifts- eneilable: Snodey thru
Tharsday, 11pm - 9:1amNill Train - Glenview(847) 486-5100
Our classified ads reachmore people per weèk forthe least amoUnt of dollars,We cover the near northernsuburbs and the northsideof Chicago with 2 insertionsper week. See how yourmoney can work for you byputting your ads in botheditions of The Bugle.
FULL/PART TIME FULL/PART TIME
TRADES I INDUSTRIAL / DRIVERS
JANITOR -
400 PMto 12:30 AMMPC P600UCTS seeks ecooncies-ti casen d -dependable individuel teperform carices innitoriel duties iocee wed orneiroen diti000d plent.Most benne need week record codbe Oble tsr eon bnvie laeitcrial equip-
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meet with minimel sizpamiaion. Pro.yi oesra Inted enperienco desired.Eoenllent b000fitv and compensativopnekage. Apply in pornon or coli:
(708) 673-8300MPC
PRODUCTS CORP.5600 W. Jarvis .Nibs. IL 60714
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FACTORYOPPORTUNITIESAdems Elevator. a leader in re-plecerltènt parcs - and eùstomfietoreg hon htrntedinte ópón-ingsfer: - - .- - -
.ASSEMBLERS - -
.STOCKOLERKS -
. MACHINE OPERATORS
. MAINTENANCE MECHANICSPositions reqeire prier copad-ence . eoeallént commanicotiennhills and e depundable workhistory.. High School - dipinmnOr equivalent raqeirnd.Wn provide a cempatitiva sain-cv nod benefits 14011(1. Fer eoñ-sidnretion. please send/Fee lot-tar of epplieetien or epply inpernon.. - Monday throughThnrsdny. from 1:00 pm to 4:05pm ONLY at:
Human ResoorcesADAMS ELEVATOR
631e W. Hirward St.Nilec. IL 60714
-FAX: (708) 5812905s.
- YES --
We Are Still LookingFar Peoplero Werk Part-Time
Taking levencory-
In Retail SturesOddHners --
No Eaperience Necessary-
56.50 Tn 67.00/HearDependisg On Aneilability
Cell: North Suburbs- (847)253-1173
After 4 P1/I Call:(708) 953-3636
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Immediate opportUnity fopermanent Full-Timeposition. Competitive
salary, health innuronce,401K. and paid vocation.
If this sounds like whatyouve beèn looking for.
.. call:DOUGLAS TV
The 'Big Sóieen-"- Store- (312) 763-4300
*-ÄERQTFK *HanimmediateopeningS
; : in-the Chicagoland- ---urbi for the
following positions:. ElectronicAssembleran Testera - - - --
. Solderao Eléctronic Technicians. TechnicalSupervisorn -
Pléase contuet 0m orles ut
I (800) 676-7955WILDLIFE!-
CONSERVATION JOBSGame wardens. necurity, mein-
tenance, etc: No eop:necessory.Now Hiring.
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No Experience NeceúaryOEPTRAN neods ronpeesible drieorn -
whe-noiev children ferrontos in theNeoth I NeothWast Sebutbne- ,io.Will traie onacy-to-Anca, jelly ce-tomaOcte hod hescns, vous, end Spasíengersoberbnns. - -
- . 3-4 Coors j Dey . Paid Trobina. 10% Performenne Boues -
- . Permittud Drivers start- wAb Higher Puy
. Trensportatlon te &fremwerk fer ministe
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(847) 392-1252
DRIVERS; Needed lmrneditelyl -
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Own Vehicle I Insurance,- (708) 530-1518
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Natiunel Ceapaa NotwnrlcAto Slain Sn. Salta 235 0050225
Wilmington. MA 01687
DRIVERS - -
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SmalIParcels -
-eGoodMoney
- e PaidDaily-, - - .!! Call Mr. DavIs:
3i*) 262-8281/,,zfl,,sr,_,_flflfl,,.flj;w4< -
DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVERS.
n.a $30,000 - $35.000- Ana- an. FULLY PAID HEALTH INSURANCE en.
can FULLY PAID DENTAL INSURANCE v'aago FULLY PAID LIFE INSURANCE cnn
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en. PROFIT SHARING n..- ea. MONTHLY BONUS n..We will train you tu deliver & set up appliances & fur-niture. Must have Illinois Non-CDLC licenue & abilityto drive a standard shift 26 straighttruck. Customerservice - experieñce very helpful. Apply in person toGeneral Transportation Services located in the Mont-gomery Ward Distribution Centerat '10601 West Say-
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atour Ave. in Franklin Park. 60131. EOE. -
Tha Beagle Nowapapera"The Nnwspapere That DelIver"
REAL ESTATE
MOVINGSALE
DESPLAINES - Set. Fnb. ltAfter lt AM. 17061 053-8173.
Childrona Farn & Mash More.
ROOM FOR, RENT
Reem available in Tnwn HouseBuffalo Creea area, with singlemum & twu school chiickoriStudent eh wemen, nonsmeker. - -
Call Evening(7081 541-9555
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1BR-6 BR oonaa cundas & home,Tell fono for reathi hrecharn
- 800-445-S664-
Equal HousingOpportunities
Federal law end the lilinnin Con-.citatine prohibit di.orinrinotioehoned on ecco. colar. religion.estland arigio, nOO, lstndioap cefamilial arato. is the oele. renanier linneeing et hasting. BogieNnwpapem de sat knowinglyaccept adnnrtining which r. in-violation aftho law. -
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17561 720-8300 -
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MISCELLANEOUS- FURNITURE
FOR SALE
DESIGNERMODEL HOME CONTENTSSefa/Loveseut set - HeaterGreen & Cranberry 6505. SotolLnveneet Set - Earthcones.5695. 10 Piece D/R Set $15go.Bdr. Set. 1708) 329-4119.
Twin Tnek Storogu Bed8100. CatI after B pm
15471 945-6153
MASSAGE
HEALING TOUCH -
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Deep TissUe Massage- House Callo AvailablePager # (312) 597-0319
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Jene Fonda TreudmillLikO Nom - $150.00
16471 390-0044ufter 5:00
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Valentine's Day
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- To My ValentinesALBSON, MICHAEL
-andTOMMY
Hugs & Kisses,G0tAit6MA THOtLIOEA
Te the mae who addedcolor to my world.
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HAPPYVALENTINE'S DAY-
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAYLINDY
KRISTA & DREWLove,
Mark (Doddy)
Happy Valentine's DayVoest,, TuIn.(c TeMi.T_, QOW Wsr( MeTZTyeo, TreveiZ SstT,Iev,Tioethoreviycvj.
Bobby XO
To our little sweetheartASHLEY
Happy Valentine's Day,Honey Girl
xOXO
Robert Keenol. Jr.Some eons are big
Some nons are smallBut when it comen
to the bent.%luae top them all.
Leve Mom
Janet MatrociHappy Valentine's DayTu the Sweetest MomLove. Hugs. St Kissen
Nicole & Cristalle
/ Happy Valentine's DayDorothy Y.
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Notice50gb Namapapurn reoerJen tharight ut any time to daasity cliadvartinamoot. cod to rejectony edoartiaien deamed objoc-ticoeble. Wo coneot be ronpossi-hie for naohel otetom entn in coo-Iliot with our pelieian. All HoipWanted odo most spocify tho ea-turo of Oho work offered. BogieNowspapara duo. not knowicg-Ip uoeopt Hoip W,stod edvortis.ing thus in any way siolatea theHumue Righto Act. For furtharicformution 000tuet the Depart-moot of Homon Biubto, 32 W.Roodoiph St., clrieeuu. IL 793-6490.
Tha Bugia Newapeperu-
Serving The North and Nerthsveat SnhIr
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. Frist National Ba ofNiles Is NOw. Grand'Natiönal Ba
We wonidlike to welcome you to. Grand NatiOnal Bank
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NATIONAL BANK. 7 1 00 W. Oakton Street
. Nues, Illinois 60714: (847) 967-5300
MEMBER FDIC
service behind them. Although ourname has changed, our commitmentremains firm. We intend to provideyou with quality and efficient serviceyou can bank on.
On January 22, 1996, First NationalBank of Nues became Grand NationalBank. As we open our doors to you asGrand National Bank, you'll. find thesame dedicated staff and friendly
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