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Plan to spend New Year's Eve $ 5e n i o r Citizensat Skokie Pont 320, 8212 Li,scoln

.ngSkis5 merry NEWS AND VIEWS

Donation is $15 per person and in-eliidesanopenbar,dncIng,

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before Dec. 20 by calling Bill .

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Cnrriellllø-3330 er Bob Davenport News for all Niles Seniors (age 62 and over)

.from the Nues SeniorCenter

Village 8060 Oakton,Niles 96761OO ext. 76

holiday hours WOMEN'SCLUB .

- n. I,n.,io nnT- I .-su 55 Plus Club

Shown sbavo, lt. to r.) Edwaed Broaib, Peter Lancinai, Fr. Rieb,Cbarlen Polboner. Soatnd Florence Lencioni sed Fr. EIsig.The SlJ 50 PIus Club presented the Lencionis with plaques for

Ihnir 4v, years as Officera of the Clnb. Peter nerved on Presidentend Florence an Social Chaieman and Publicity Cheirmms.

Cook County vehicle stickers atMaine Township office

Residents of mrincorporatodareno of Cnoh Coonty mayporchase their Cooh Coanty ve-hiele stickers now at the MeineTownship Cterhs office, Saite103, 2510 Dempater ni., DesPlaines.

The fee is $10 for vehicles 30horsepower and ander, $15 forvehicles over 35 horsepower,according to Stephen J. SRilton,Clerk. The horsepower cetegor-im are set by the State, he adds.Ifealdents are nobed to bring intheir vehicle identification cardsreceived with their Illinois Orenseplates to assist in filling oat Ihrspplicstions for coonty vehiclestichers.

M.G. Legioncancels biHgoduring holidaysDoe lo the holidays, the Morton

Grove American Legion Pont #134will not hoOt their weekly bingoeither Wednenday, Dec. 23 nrDec. 30. The bingo neosionn nrooseslly held at 730 p.m. each

br addition, there will not be.dnyfloh toes either holiday week onFriday, Dec. 25 nr Jon. 1.

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Normal bssineas houes at theMaine Towisahip Clerh's officeere Monday thre Feidey from 9n.m. to li p.m., and Saturdaysfrom9 am. to 12 neon. However,the..office will dour at none onDecember 24 end December 31,Christmas Eve end New Year'sEhe, end he closest all deyDecember 25 ned Jananry 1.

Maine Township CIeche, Ae-sessor's añd General Ansintanceoffice are loented ' iso Sattes1M-104 on the west side of theone-story office huildiegjast wentof the one-story office buildingjost went of Potter rd. on thenorth side of Dempster st. Thephone number is 207-2010.

MOrton GroveVifiage holidayhoursIn obscrvoncr nl the Christmas

and New Year holidays the Mor-Ice Grove Village Hall boninesshours will br as follows: Dccem-ber 244:30 0m. - noon; Decem-ber 25-closed; December 26-closed; Drcemher3l-8:30a.m. -5p.m. ; January 1-closed; January2-closed,

. - - The Niles Seniòr Ceoter Women's Club will meet on Monday, iHoliday hours for the Nibs . Dec. 28 et I p.m. All female Miles residente over age f2 are in-

Administration Offices will be: vited lo attend Ibis meeting. The women's club would lilce.InDec. 24, f:30 am. to l:3t p.m., thanh all who contributed no generously to their canned gonds nDec. 25&26,Cloned, Dec. 31,5:30 drivefororedyfamilies.um. to 1:30 p.m., Jan. 1 & 2, .

Closed.

IDRIVERS TRAIl-ORG INSTRUCTORS MEETING

B All those who arr corrently teaching the driver's trainingurd-feeder couroe at the Hiles Senior Center are inviledto attend a.nseeting

V with mr. Len Albano from the Illinois Secretary of State's Office

workshops¡

onTuesday,Der.2zatlp.m.

. LREGISTRATIONS VOLIMPEERSMEETING t

The Nibs Pohlic Library Each month IheNIles Senior Center condaclu registrations forDistrict mil sponsor two bird- their tripo and luncheons on the first worhing days of each mon-feeder worhehops for school-age 1h. Vòlonleers assist the staff with these regiutratiom by sellingchildren on Tuesday, Dec. 29. tichehi, direcling traffic, and writing out hebeto. Ml those wilhJohn Scheffler of the Chieagn an interest in assisting with this program or who are alreadyAudubon Societywsll discass and volanterring for Ibis are invited to allend a.meeting on Wed-show slides nf birds is Ihr area nesday, Dec. 20 at 1:30p.m. . -through the wmter, and childrn will mofik two feeders which HAPPY NEW YEAR 'they can tobe heme; Each childshould bring a styrofoam egg -

The Hiles Senior Cretriiwilt he closed on Friday, Jan. 1. TIsestaffwiohesgood Ihings t000during the upcoming newyear.

The ssorhhop wilt be offered atthe Branch Library, 0320 Ballard,from l-2, and al the MainLibrary, 6960 Oahton, from 3-4.For moro iifomaatios call 297-6266 or067-f354.

Secretary ofState's holidayhours

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Rapping up thè Old Year . .

Marcia Schals, Counselor, will present a program titled 'Rap-ping ap the Old Year" lotho Men's Group eflhe Smith ActivitiesCenter, Linrels & Gatito, Shokie, on Thursday, Dec. 31, at 9:30am. Ladies aro invited.

Please call 675-OS000st. 20$ forfsrlher information.

Robert P. Honrdhsn, Hites Tow- "Gee office bas already mnistodnshsp Assessor, would like in 415 owners of veceist parcels

edjehest fo their homesitaa thisyear in ohtaisdisg redactiosso ontheir insesned valnatinna", Han-raboso stated."If you own a vncist lot that is

pert of your residential homesitewe would urge you to contacteuroffice es aura as possible no thatwe may assist you in filing for sreduction in the rain of assess-meut", Naneaban said. TheAssessor's Office is oìen Mondayihm Friday 9 n.m. to 4 p,m. endonSuturdnyfroeu9 a.m to 1 p.m.Or call 673-9350.

addio those homeowners whomoyawn s vacant tot which is partof a complete residential homes-ile that they may be entitlsd te areduction in the rute of sos050m-ont su thot cacaist property.These howeownera may atoo heentitled to s retraed on their 1560real estate tan bills for thesevscunt parcels.Most vacant property io asees-

sedal 22 percent of macbet value,however, if the property issetoelly pert of the residentialparcel the Cmb Cnussty Assessorbss been permitting s 16 percentassessment ehte.

Free blood pressure testsResidents throughout the Nor-

thwrst Suburbs are invited tostart the new year out right bytahing adv2ntsgo of the freeblood pressure screeningprograms sponsored weekly bylisly Family Hospital and theHoly Family Ambulatory CoreCenter.

Area residents may receivefree blood pressare tosto from l-3p.m. every Wednesday at tbehospital's Outpatient Depar-tmrnt, 100 N. River Road, DesPlaises, and the Holy Family

Amhntatory Care Center, 291 E.Strong Ave. (Milwaukee andStrong), Wlseelleg.. No appain-horst is nec050ary.

At the free screenings, par-ticipants will he given on-the-spotappraisals sfibeir blond pressarelevels and will he advised toreeIheir physician if the readingsareabsarnoal. .

For additional information,cull Holy Family's PublicRelations Departmtnt at 297-1805eut. ltO4 weekdays.

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VillugeManager KeaSehrel reports Niles 205nsw plows wereat werk et 5 am. Monday morning fallesdeg Sundaynight'ssnow. In plowing Niles' 150 miles of streela the Public WorksDepartment used 000 tons nf sait last year and expect tu memorethis year.

The nne Inne tllI rInsed te traffic en Caidwell Ave. sosth nfDempster SI. should be egon ta traffic within days. Became ofthin summer's road cemtruction worker's strike, the CaldweliAve. werk left anfinished has been patched and will he reoamednext spring. Alee the slcaigbtening of the intersection at Caur-fiend andMulwaukee Aveu. ¡sas been cnmpietêd encept for somelandscapingtebedanenentspring.

Nitos' mark publicized Iogmi rrntnst slopped acceptingsingan entries an Mnnday, Dec. 21. Trastee Bart Murphy,heading np the rentent, willmeet with central judges after theNew Year tu find the ten best slogam. Top prize in a $105savings bend. OIlier prism include old vifiuge street signs andvery medoffice rqnipmmt. The cententwas boguets finde nenealegan ta replace the much uned. "All America City"denignatinn.

Bugir congeatrilatlanu tu Miles Felice Sgt. Chuck Giovanelliand bis wife Judy on the birth of their-son, Nicholas Charles -

Neto. The baby weighdst 6 lbs. 12 0Z. even thodgh hr made hisdebatthreeweebsearly. TheGiovanetli'sduughter Christina, 2,in eagerly'bwaiting the homecoming of ber mother and littlehretheren Christmas Eve. -

A $1,085 rewead has been offered by the emplayer of AsinaLucy Haberla, the l5-yrar-olth Morton Gr6ve girl who was killeden Gell Road in Skakie en Menday, Ded. 24 by a bit-and-rundriver. Earl Wenzel, sales manager for Fergus Datsun saidMien Haberte wIse wail O purl-time clerical worker fer thedealership liad left the office early Monday evening un a sapperbreak. Sbewus waiting inthemidleefGelf Road fer a break inthe traffic when she wan struck by an'eastbenisd car and wesbrema 43 feet. Sknkie peSce believe the cdr that struck Miss

Roberta was a dark green, blue or brown with a dull finish. Il isthougbtte be ufùll-size curandprabably alOft sr earlier medel.Fanerai services were held last Friday at St. Snphiu UliraininnOrthndnx Church in Chicago. She is survived by ber parents,RaulandAssa and abrntherffieuben,all of Merton Greve.

Filshlng tonthea re being made in anticipation el theapening ef the renevated Granean Heights Firldisome, 8255Oketa. Grand ppening reremenirs will take place Menday,December 20 fram 9:30 to Il am. The fleldhasse renovation hi-eludes u new wenden gyinisaoinm finer, increased lucher roomfacilities und a newweigbttraining room. In other park disiricthappenings, there will be entended hours during the -holidayseasnn at the Ballard Ice Rink. Alun, creea cuanto' skiing isagain beisst offered this winter at the Tam Golf Course. Skiequipment canbe rented at the cnurse. Fer information call theNileu Park District at 967-6633.

Nilen Pärk District Dlreirtnrinffi Hnghen said the parh districtneill acquire the demi to Chesterfield Purk before the end nl the

. year. Lecatedinthe OfOObleck ofShermer Rd., the quarter-acrepark belangs to the Chesterfield Country Club, Inc. which hasleasrdthePark tatheNilen Park District for Ihe pesi eight yearnfer $1 per year. In October offirinis ofthr Chesterfield groupepproachedthe Niles Perk Districi offering Ike park land to thepark district. It is thought the Chesterfield Country Club willinweritsPrePeriytuxassmameat hythetransfer efthe demi.

The NOra Park Dialekt-plans to survey anmed land in Nueswhich husthe petentlul to he cenvertedte park dintrici me. Thesurvey will be canducled -by the park district's new ad-mlnistrativeausistant tabeldredafterthe firotofthe year.

&th Onbinn Community Cnllege ntudrta and residents of thecellege district nhenld enpect ta be paying mure to tbk cellegealterthe firnteftheyear. TheOCCBeOrdOt Trustees are expec-ted duringtheir Jnnnary meeting, te raise clam fees charged teetndnta frnm the current $12 per credit hour te $14 per hour.Additienelly, the-college truslees are expected to sean seek an'increase in the preperty-lax Cute assessed humeawnera from2l.3centaper$l0OtePOiblY 22.5 cents.

MG Parks set limit onconvention expenses,

by Deby Elnenberg

Morton Grove Park Beard surrounding park districts, mademembers were linally in the Wohne te place limita os theunanimnas agreement an Ike advances. Wisile no receiptsconvention expenditure issue, ab would he required, cern-

. they voted to limit allowances to missioners musi return any$25 per day fur-slate and $26 per money oat spent. Bunnussaid, "itday for nalibuel meetings. This is unearned that cummissionersaclion was takes at their Decem- can sue their censciences loher meeting tasi Monday reluce any extra maney, as long

au the peuple trusted themenosgbtaelectthem." --

lu other park husinesa, ParkDireetur Dave Haber submitted asisdy of part linie staff salaries,that included comparinern withsarrsueding park diulrictu, andgave recommendatiens ferraises. Bornas questioned if"there was absululely u need foran increase in wages at thin time,and Board President RonaldPiper appeinted Trmlees EileenCoursey and Dodee Connelly toreview the propmals in commit-lee.

Ales at the December 21meeting, Larry Strybel, cooc-dieatoc of the Murtun Grove Lii-tie League, praSeflte5I Iwo largeIrophies far the Prairie ViewCenter showcases. The 11 and 12year old All Stars neun secondplace in Narridge Perk curn-petition, and the 0 and 9 year oldAflStarnbruaghthume first priseat Waycanda Park in DesPlumbs.

evening.Trasine Nick Bounds, whe has

far mnnths been ander criticismhyhis fellow board members forpahlicising their pant cauveotionfunds, which were far is encess nf

Gnnan 'Heights- Open House -The Hiles Parts District an-

nausees Ihe re-opening of theGrensun Heighis Recreation

-Couler ou Monday, Dekember 28.The Nites Parh District Board ofCommissioners will hold an OpenHelme and welcome all visitorswho wish la walb through thefacility from 9:3010 11a.m.

The Parb District will also holdribbon -cutting ceremonies, uf-ficmally opening the gymnasium,

-at It am. ; immediatelypreceding Ibe first -basketballgame of the park district spun-eared by Huliday BasketballTournament.

The Hiles Fach District hasdoue extensive renovalion andimprovements tu the focffity -

which include installation afa newwood gyinuasiam floor, and theparchase and iostullation of tide-teen pieces of Universal exorcise -rqsipmenl far a Fitarsu Roam.Other improvements ta thefacilily include carpeting Iba Fil-neon Room, revamping nf locher -aod wasbraom focilulies andgenerai painting.

ti residents are invited la, come thraugh the facility daringthe Opes Haase hours sr at anylime during the day while IheHoliday Baskelball Tournamentio being held.

Our facility will be openthraughoat the Holiday Soaaufrom S am. to 10 p.m. far opengym basketball play, etc. whenthe Tournament is nut being held,and far generai ase uf the fitness

After the holidays, a nominalfee of $5 fer residents will becharged for a Fitoeso Room pass-which wifi-be good during theopen hours of the room throughAugust 31, 1982.

Perhaps it's Nues' "sigo nf thetimm" only 7,500 vehicle stickershave been sold au of this datocompared to 17,ltObeing seid lastyear.

Tuesday night village trusteesentended the vehicle stickerdeadline ta February 15, 1982 mn-creasing. the ltme frnm theDecember 31 deadline. ViSagePresident Niek,Biase seid hethought the new varied ex-

.piratinn dates fur state plateamuy have resulted in the siawersaleson villagevehicle stickers.

le other ucliom at Tuesday's 30minute villlige beard meetingNuira gave final approvai of 1er-mu and canduliom fer privateplacement uf indmtrinl benda notto exceed $10,066,806 far PA.Bergner Company. The latterwill construct u drpartmen starein the Gell Mill Shopping Centerand the approval gives lorgnerthe green-light io have the bendaissurdlax free. Asbnular,requeut -

fer appruval of $0.2 milliondollars of honda tar SEA NilesAusociaten in the Green LakesGolf Glen Shapping Center werewithdrawn by the petitioner untilafterthefirst efthe year.

A resolution dud memurandumof agreement fur privateplacement of industrialdeveispement revenue benda inthe amount el $3.5 million for thepruposed cemisctten of a newfiridbouse at the Leaning YdwerYMCAwere approved. -

A similar proposal for JoeJudablaildersat 8937 Austin asid7910 Austin fur $2,300,960 totalwas approved. Trustee Bart

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All offices and facilities in the ieeeSecretory of Stein's office cdli heclosed Fridaj December 25, forChristmas, and Friday, January1, for New Year's, Sec, of SteteJim Edgar aisssoanced tedny

Edgar said downstate DriverServices facilities outside CmbCounty wilt reopen Saturday,Dee. 26, and Saturday, Jan. 2,both regidor worhdoya,

All other offices raid facilitiesssill rosaron boniness Monday,Doc. 26, and Moedoy, Jan. 4.

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MERRYCHRISTMAS . .The NilesSonior Cesler will be closedon Friday, December25

to celebrate Chriolmas. The stoff wishes all a safe, blessed, andhappy Christmas. S

Assessor urges vacant lotowners to contact office

Board approves industrial bonds for Golf Mill store

Mies extends vehielèsticker'.deadline - -

-ND Football Trophy

Presenting the lot piace ESCC football trnphy to Nutre DamePrincipal Fr. David Tushar, C.S.C. is Chris Stevena (r.) Nilea,MVP and ca-caplain of the 1981 team. Others present ter thepresentation were (from i.) Tern Fortune, Park RIdge, Must 1m-preved Player; Mike Reidy, Chicage, Co-Captain; and ¡tend Cnachhifi Casey. S

Page 14 The Bugle, Thrdy, Deeembr 24, 191

DearSanta,I Like.Christms I wo,1d Like

to have a wach. may I have a dolthouse od a small doll. I Liheplaying with toys. I Like your

.. LoveJooHeeLim

DearSanta,t Bees a good boy this year. t

wild like a car and a dram and a

. Lave,Jamie Steiner

Dear Savia,I was a good boy this year. I

waol a lot of toyslor Christmasose is a hike and raceset. t thinkChrislmas is fun

Love.Eric Jesse

tDearvanla .

t wood like a watkie-lalkie anda mage bike aod a reamotcostrollCir and Ihe dukes of Hazoardrace set i want a record playertos. I want galanter aod i wastruifrider asd a stumper.

Love.. Tom

DearSaola,I. will like a hor be doll for

Chrislmas aod a hook for.Chrislmas to so I can have fan.all moot every day I dosI haveaoy Ihiog lo do so I wood like theluyo. Marry Christmas Santa

'She Iollnwn.g LoIters tu Sonta'are from the classes nf Miss Hun-demer (tA) and Miss Hnulas(2B1 ni Nues ElementarySchools.

Dear sasfacould yoa get me a real magic

ong. I wish you a very mearrycriomas. I wish that i canseeThe deys and you I like you theheut. An i reale wish you a hapenew year. thank yoavere much.

DearSantaI Been a good boy This pear I

wants rarenet an Kid Kang an anew bike

Love.

Pant Marvacic

DearSanta,This is my favorite year. and i

want a dukes of hazaard raring.set and i want ice skates and iwant fat wheels to

LoveBill Riokor

DearsaotaHow are you? How are your

rais déer? dirtkike. supperstunek dirtbihe. creti book. cric

. croO crach. tas tan. hookers. star -

Claus. . . worskil.Heppte Hop. BoBue let.-Lore - Love

Rose Yueo Mario

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DearSasta, ..Christmas in a very nice

holiday. I want the dnkeu of Haz-zard raring set and kid kong. AndThegamesorry.

- Love,- Carlos

DearSanfa, --I been a good girl. -I- want one

. toy this year. The tap is arareset. Andnice clothes. IthinkChristmas in fan. And I can'twatetill ills Christmas.

LoveSauan Hrajnoka

. DearSanta,December is my favorIte mon-

th of the year. I like Decemberbecause Santa comes and geavmall the girls and beys toys. I loveall the toys Santa geas-es me. Ilike Jesus birthday mo. I winkthere were snow.

LoveKhriutieMarle Pickup

Dear Santa,. f want a Stumper tul asd manymore. My bRIser doeso't wantanything.

: Love,PaatJaeohs

Dear Santa,Row io Rudolph doing? I have

.5 been a good girl., Aasdnsay t have. apetkaznster? :-From, Suo Young Chung

Dear,Santa Claus,-

I wakta guzzler anda train Ott.Andlwaoagoodboy. HiSantadaunt HnwisRudolph? -

. -From,.

Justiz Bennett

DearSanta Claus,I Would Like a Golden dream

Barbie doll and western BarbiedB. andmy prelty pony.-

. Frnm, -

Denise Beegun

Dearllanla,how are you're Elveu"doing?

how are you're reindeer? -1mw isRoudall? I'll see bis noue sMogbright On Christmas Night, Iwand Like a Wakie-Tatcie MyOwn Raidlo a blank tape A tapeRecarder .A STAR Wars Book

, And A Dukes of Housard RaceingSet.

Lave,Michael Witte -

Dearllanta,I Like to play with the toys nu

crismis.. I Like ta open thepresens on crismas. can ynupleas.dring geolden bream berbyand mupet secret bell hme.thank you

LoveAmy LoYerde -

DearSostaWhat i wont for christmas Is

Strawberry shortcake dolls.lemon merang. -rasberry tart.blueberry matten. apple dimo-pien. Aiporcot with kunny hap-slot. orange blsuem. the gardenhanse. and the bntterfly -prettycut's' grow, Barbie drenanhouse. star doll. Barbie star n'makeup. a rubick's cube,-

Love -

LasrallosnowsM

Dearllanta. -

f'veheneagnodboy. IwoteaStompertxt. Howisthe Reindeerand the lender Rudolph the rednused Reindeer.

from,

.Danny Murray

I've wondered.whut you beendoing. I want u toy that I like. itikeatnytlsatllike. Itoythatllike.

. From,- . MichaelSteiner

DearSanto,How bave You Ben to Day How

kas the reindeers Ben. How Havethe clin Ben lobanta

From,Paul Edwardu

Dearllanla,How are ynudoing today? May

I have a Golden dream Barbie?-And bow is Rudolph? And bow isMrs. Claus? I've been a good girl.Merry Ctsristmas!

From, Jadie --

Dearllanta,Slow is Rudolph doing. -I've

been a goodgirL I Want O dullhouse and a western Barbie and.tippytnes, tnoplease.

Love,. CbristineSliwa

,Dearllanta, -

,Hswareynu? Ihnpeynuarefind, I want a Golden drehios patiofun for Christmas, And a Golden-dream isarbir they both gotogether, tagoodgirl.

. yost friend,Tanisa Walker

Deagsanta, .

I like Cfiritinad it Is lot of fus.welikeyouverYWell. yostilseusI hopo. I Love you santo, -and I

. iant somethingFor Cbriutmau.Jnrauh Jeana -

-

l.ave-TriciaAlday

Deerllanto,i Want a boll hose, Dear Basta

Iwanlabike. flearllantalwantadoll. . ,

.Love

.Erika-Callisen

DearSClaus,I wusa good girl-this year. i

want a hamster -for christmas.Mod a Guldeis Barbie, How isMes, Claim Andthe reindeers?-WnrkcarefuIly

lAve.JennyFox

Daarllanta.t bave beea goodgirl. How aro

you? How are the ruindear? Iwill want a puppy anda new bike.goodby

Love,Lia Tiunoleoni

Dearllanta,Iwasagooatgtrithiuyear. And

IwaotaWeuternllarhie doll, AndTippytoes, itiu a doll.

. From,boA. Chai

Dear Santa Claus,I'm begging you for a baissier. -

.5 wanta gold fishandTippytnen. Iwant western Barhieand goldendream Barbie with her dreamhasse. 0k! and can you bring thefond for the hamster and everything far the hamster? How isRudolph and Mrs. Claus? Caoyoubringmeaparakeet,too?

. . Love,-

Nadine Salemi

DSanta,-: HowisMrs.CIaiis? Ihavébeen

;a very goad girl. How- isRodoipb' i. wnubi'llko BaldeoDreazullarbie.

lAve, -. KimPtekup

,Dearllanta Claus..I save beeisgood, and so could1

have- ¶'ippytues, aDd o gassierOnd a Western Barbie andttoldenDreainandadollhuuue Please.

Love. -

MaryAilceFleinming,

Dearbanta, -

I've been a good hoy Ibis year.I want o dog and parakeet, And apair of skies. And bow is Mrs.Claus doing in the North pole? Ikopeyou bave a nice Christmas.

. Love,Robert Stanhiewiez

DearSanta,How is Mro. Claus? Tell

Rndotpb Isaidhi. I want a RoughRider and a hamster. I want tomarry a pretty lady when I getbig. Tell the Other reindeers I

-said hi, too. -

Love,BeneBasilio -

Dearlaula Claus,Pleaoe can I get s Mickey

Mouse? Cao I get s Rudolph thered nnsedreindeerr - -

From,. . Mikel Smith

Dear-Santa Clous, -howare you I was a good girl,

and I want Dolly Pops Dreno -

ohow .Yourfrend, -

Beatriz - . -

1ewL-.SaKtLLThe following 'Letters tu Santa'

were written by St. JobsBrebeul's Second-graders.

DearSanta Claus,- The 251k in Christmas and plusit is Jesus Birthday. Advent is

- hefore Chriotman. We talk -aboutJesus a tot. I bope you have agood Christmas. Jesus is Alwayswithas. .

Love-

Kathleen McCartby

DearSanta Claus, .

Happy Advent. You are .thenicesl person. On Chriotmas daywe celebrate On Christmas Eve tgo to bed tate. I build Snowmenis Ike snow. I celebrate with myfamily on Christmas.

. . LoveDavid Hyk

DearSasla Cloua,Love in not gifts.

Christmas Is about Jesus aodMary, God gave no Jesus on Dec.251k un Christmas. We remero'

- ber God's-Love. .Cbristmao is a.

tlmetothinkahnutJeous.Love

Michelle O'Connor

DearSanta Claus,I am happy because of Christ-

man aud Advent and I like SantaJesus was boras for r-c and Jesusion Ihn cross for os.Miss Soleeki leaches me about

Advent. I want tosen you Santa.Love

RomanGizychi. -

Dearllanla Claus, -

t can't wait hifi Christmas. - Doyou hnow why? Bècause it'sJesus's birthday. How are you? Iam doing fine. Did you hnow thatJesus is always witkss? Adventis special. Miss Snlecki myteacher. told me. Well I hope youhave a special Christmas. -

Love,-Jennifer Treon

. DeurSasta Claus,I thinh Christmas - is a happythose. il iva time Is he together,and love God. It in also Jesus'sbirthday. Christmas is not justfus, it is atsoa time to pray. I liketogoloMasa. -

. Love,. Joy Goerrieri

Deorbanta Claus,I am happy that it in utmost timetorChristmas. I already pat opthe family Stable. It io alreadyAdvent, The days are going fast.I know that I am going to he hap-P,, on Christmas hecoase Jesuswas hornoo Christmas. I don'tknow when we are going lo put upthe Christmas tree.

- Love,. -

Philip Pound

Dear Santa Claus,I féel that Christmas io a happylime. I like itvery mach. Adventtizne IO happy loo. Time goes byfaut, I wish-it wa'o here right now.We are goiog to put up the

Christmas tree nest week. I likethatatot. -

Love,Tina Stroelecki

DearSanta Claus,How are you doisg at the north

pole? I know what I want forChristmas. You will see a note ona catalog that has the things twant. There isa mark anthem.

Love,. Marty -

- DearSaota Claus,I Love Chrismas because you

bring toys to children andbecause Jesus is horn.

LoveMaureen Cuoney

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DearSanta Clam,tu there-a realouck thing asyou?t think -that toys are not whatChristmas is for. I think thatChriatmas is for celebratingJeous's birthday. What do youthink ahóut Christmas right sow?right sow? Weure in Advent andit's almost Christmas. I hope youhave a happy Christmas. I knowalt the thingona Jesse tree.

-. LoveJohn Hanrahan

DearSanta Clam,I Love you. I libe you. -I want a

dolt. t want twodolls. I Love youvery much.

. Love,Loslie Braun

DearSanta Claus,I want a train for my board and

a owitch track. I would like abonnf legos and I waist a hunch ofcornard trucho please.

Love,Joeyllimiooi

DearSanta Clam,I like you because you give nice

gifts. t wontd like to have, DottyPops, Dolls, and a bird. Say bi toMrs. Claus.

Love,Jeoniler

Dear Santa,, -

I will help my Mom and Gran-dma hy,hktog good. -

Luye,-

Azisy

Dear lasts, -

t want a traio aod mago. I LoveSauta. t Love yOntoMrs, Claus. tLoveyna to little Etto.

Love,John

Dear Santa,How's the North Pote? I want

Minem Falrun, I was very goodall'thisyear.

Love,. Matt, -

Dearlanta Claud,Would you bring my Mother

and -Father a present los? Howabout bringing my Mother a pret-ty dress and my Father a goldenwatckt I want a doll named Tip-py Tono!

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Love,Eva Fornai

DearSanta Claus,Where tu Mro. Claus? How areyou? Are you sick? What aboutAdvent? Did you have it? MerryChristmas! We might move. OnChristmas io Jesus birth day.Andwe go lo church.

LoveNicole PuRa

Dearlanta Claus, -

Christmas is not just gifts tnyaand candy. Christmas is a timeto love one another, and to hewith your family. Everyone saysyou aro ont real but i think youare. t think it's cold dosso at theNorth Polo and I think your cIlsworkvery hard att year long. I golo bed very early on ChristmasEve.

Love,Ens Kelly

Dearbanta Claus,t like Adveot -

I like you very much. I like yourwile.- Celehratimig Christmas isfus. Jesus'sllirttodayis Coming!

LovePatricia Veikos.

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Dearbanta Claus,Christmas is all about Je000when he wau horn. t want to seeyou for Chrismus. We go to chur-ch. forAdveul. I ais going to kelpmy' friends and family if theyneedhelp.

.Love

Jslie Deloreozo

DearSantaClaus,T bope there was a lot ot 00nov byyoul. hopo that Chriotams will befun. andisriltbe good because --

Jesus was born mrd it's is a holyday Merry Christmas to you San-ta Claus

Love -

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DearSanta Claus,I think Christmas is Love not gif-ts Chrisünas Is about Jesus andMaryGod gave un Jesus on Dec.25th on Christmas. We reinem-ber and share and we belong toJeuiIs our brother.On cbrluunau wé thank the Lordfor Jesus.P.S. Say boDo to Mrs. Claus forme.

LoveMonica Kowalcnyk

DearSanta Claus,I hope you have a happy Christ-nias. lt is Jesus Birthday onChrIubsasday. Çhristinas Is anImportant day. Jesus was forpeople because they celebratethat Jeans was born. . I likeChriutmos day I like it when youleave me noten. Mid when wegive you cookies and beer.

LoveKenny.

Dearifanta Claus,ForChrlstmaslwouldlikeyou

to leave avery, very nice dressfor my Mother. I would like Itvery much. For my Father Iwould 11ko verymucha hat. I likeyouverymuch.

Love,Cheryl Lawler

Dearlianta Claus,Can you hitzig me a Schools

bike, a fool ball a baseball abasketball u beholD a new hat, anuckrball, and three femen.Bunkers, Mademgazen dame andStopmlef.

Love,Adam Reize

Santa Claus,t do you eut? I want a doll

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Love,Rein Higgins

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Dearlleeta Claus,. I think I know want Christmas Isall about.ItiuwhenJesus was bore.-Christmas is all about Jesus br-thday.Christmas is not all about presaslt Is all about Jesus hrthday.

1.0cc- Rayjohoson

Dearllanta Claus, . r

I try to be good and I will try notto fight with my lute sisterbecasse I Love her very mach.Andbwill forgive her because sbèlu my sister. And I LoveChrismas day tecnase it is very

speciolto me. Lavo-Elizabeth Gil

DearSanta Claus,How do you feel? I 0m feelingvery good. Chtistmas Is aobutAdvent. This leech we lighted apurple candle. Next wee; there'sanother purple candle. Thenthere's o pinh Candle. And thenthere's u purple candle and thot'sthe Isst cändle. How is yourfamily? Mine is fine. Are yesolittleelves good?

Love,Sybil

Onor Sonto Clout,r Love Christmas because Jesuswas boro oc Christmoc. Christ-mas is a time to celebrate Jesus.

, and I Like yootoo. Chriolmos iso. time for Loving cod ohorittg too.

,( SonIa do you Love me? Becausewe Love you.

LomeKelly Gorman

DearSaoto Clous,Ihope this mill be a good Christ-mao. I hope I mill get Ihe tidogu

-. that I want for Christmas. I hopethis will be a safe Ctrishoas. Doyou libe osr Lettoro? I will tellyou some of my thisgs I wont.This is one of them. Snoppy snowCone machine.

Love, your friendJean Strphenu.

DeorSonta ClansI'm feeling very good. How aroyou feeling? '. I hope you are

. feeling good so you might comolo our boceen! - Advent is aobutgeltiug ready for Chriotmas. Wehelp other people and we have unAdveot wreath with candle.Every meek wo light uno candles.There ore four candles. Threeare porpleaod une is pinh.

Lomo,-

JohnCzupla - - -

Dear. Sant Claus,Hove o Merry Christmau. I Liboyou. Christmas lu a day Jcsonwas with us. On Dcc. 25 is he dayI woo with Jeans. Advent is hereChristmas is coming. How areyes? I'mGocd. -

Lome,Karen

Vea't SUáDearSanta Claus, - -

f want Tippy Tues. I wantrawberry Shnrtcahedolls and a

poppy. Just 1 pup.-. Love,

Maureen MaherDearllileta Claus, -

How aro you doing in the NorthPole? You mast bave tu da a lutnf work making all those toys.Your elfo bave to do all that workto. How are Mro. Class and yourelfg? How do you know bow tomahetoyn?

Love, -

Jimmy Mazik

Dearllanla Clogs,Is lt cold overthor? What do

you like fur dinner? How is yourraindoers? Do your raindeerolike carrots? How in MissCLous? What dom-ube like for.dinoer? Soeyoust Cftristanas.

Lone,- Michelle Sohama

Deorilaoto Claus,111ko yosnomoohtbat I want to

have oomelbing for Christmas inIm good. Wo all libe you.

Love,NaccyVodino

DeorSonto Claus,Dont worh tu hard so you doot

loll of your sled. OK? I wan won-derioghow cold iT io.

Love,Tom Patton

Dearllanto Claus,Pleade give mc upeok and ope11.

I like it merry mock. I abornant oplay Holly Hohbey hake oven st.How is it upthere? How in Mrs.Claus? How in Roudoff and theother Raindeoru? tsthere a Isletscow? Io il merry, merry enld sp-there?

. . Love,ChristineOrhab

DoarSoota Claus,Do you have f raiodprs? I like

you. A?sat do you oat and how isMiss Claus, doing? Say hello toher. -How do you now where Ilive? Do you go Io cmery000'uhouse? God bless you,

Love,Brian Hraly

Dear Santo Claun,Do you know what I wont for

Chrislmau? Just io cone that youforget I will tell you. I will have amodero Barbie doll. Fur the restof my family you coo gel whatyou moat for them.- How iu itdownthçre? lu it cold?

- Love,Christine Hammel.

DearllanlaClaus.On Chrimbesasday lu Jesus birth-day and We go to church an Jesusb'u'tlsday becase We go to churchtoJenus birthday

Love.Ivan Vojcir

DearllantaClans, -

Haw Is NodalE? I want KidKong and fat wheels. My Dandand I.Love you Say bi to Mrs.Clans. -

Love,JseyGlanCoupro

DeorSantatlass,I like bow-you say HOMO!

Thank you for all the toys yougave me. I like your jolly belly.Would you get a doll and a newrecord? I li ko you. I wosid likeaoytkingyoa gave m.

Love,- Dona Golojuch

Deorlionta Claus,How is it op there? Io there a

lot of unow? Hum in Mro. Class. Iwaota4X400daATAT.

Love,Jeff Derhes.

Dear-Santo Claus,De you hove 7 roinderu? Will

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DeorSontaClaas,How lu it in lhe NOrthPole? lu,

itsnowingandmld? Howarp theBaindcern? andMrs, Clous,?

. Love,-. MasreonO'Grody

DearSoata Class, - -

I hope you will aeeer he sickhecausi then yes can't givepresents. Give me, o néw air-plane and I-will be o good boy. Ilike your hoLho! Merry thirst-

- Love,-.- MirhaelLee -

Dearllanto Clogs,I wont for my Memmyand Dad

a quilt. For my Brother I want atop for him. I would She o swingthattsrus mida hi choir

LoveSherry Henry

DearSonto Claus,I feel very happy that Jesttu'u

birthday is here. Hope you hove-a very Merry Christmas SantaClaus! I like Jesus. Christmas loa day to -celebrate Jesus birth-doy. Christmas In s day Jesuswas with us. He sliedfor us on tbecr500. Jesus isalways. with us.

LoveJuy Krapa

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Young Tigers 33-47-Henar Roll: Fature Slam andPer Wee Fewer will roll offfnr Ist

-place.

9 am. Jr. Verralty- Sheadingn W-LMeas Machine 63-35Highrallcrs 57-41

- Gays & Dells 50-42- Lucky Bannies 54-44

Goiter Dusters 46-52Hot Shots 48.52Eagles 41-57Terkeys 29-69Henar Rollt Mean Machineneeds saly to win one game tecinch 1st place. Mike Chaedlor,Mike Mitckel, Brad Liria, FatVenelucci and Jrtt Cardella.

12 p.m. Jr. VarsityStandings W'LRollers 67-31Tigers 05-33Gutter Dueleru 55-45Hot Shots 58-45Princess 50-42,Cultes 56-42Destroyers 54.44 -

Railroads 52'40Pirales 50-45Mean Guys 49-49Head Pien 41-57 - -

Bowling Stoves 40-55 -

Cowgirls 34-04Chargers 33-65Heser Rollt Rollers and Tigerswhich are both all girls teamswill roll olflnr InI place.

Thursday -

afternoon LadiesBowling nterndings

PaketsBowler's ShopAmerican Rivel Co.Mortes Grove Bank-Krier Bren. Inn.?fortewe Window ShadeDilg RealtyAce RestaiSkekie Lanes

TerrapinSynchroSchool -

-atMaineEast 'Maine EIlst Terrapin members

loyetchroaiard swimming) arepreparing to take Ike piange talawinter, They will be teachingg(rtn, grades 4-8, io their SynchreSchool, which runs Irom Jan. t taFeb. 24. The classet, which coot$15 Inc t lessons; wilt be condac-tod na Wednesday eveniags from7S p.m. io the sew posi at EaI.

Basic nynchreeiaed swimmingstrokes, scalliag, and figuren willbe laught by members 01Terrapin, which in sponsored byKathy Fallerton. All iastructioe -

will be individualized with themoro advaaced students workingon choreography aed reuiinea.

Each girl muni krieg a suit, cap'and towel. Regislralion wiB becempleled atthe new poolea Jan;6 helare class begins. Claosenrollment will he limited ta rn-sure adequate irintraction. Far-ther information may be ehtainedby calling KathyFellerten at 825-4484 nuL 421.

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SJB Cagers attendbasketbàll clinic

St_ John Brnbmrf 5th erred 6tSsgrado girls hankotbail playersrènently witnoesod four differentmllegewamefl'e banketballtearnerin ration. The SJB girls pareen-erlip know vaniorm grelo on theoetrama - Noten Dame, University,De Paul, Northeastern med theUniversity ofCbicago. This in neindiratine efthe impact that localcommunity beroketball is saviegon women's miRage teams. ' -

These SJL 'girls nerd their,conciare recently attended n fassehear clinic rIm bj, Mms D.Staniamo end her 'varsity Derivar-sky nf NeteePerneiSnuth Bend)emmener basketball team. In

eltendmece:ereee nome ofthe heed

varsity eneches of variasse lanaihigh enbonlo indurite6 BilanWed, Reeareentios endRegina.Metre Darne CoasSa D. Staniamoand her esaietanto eased n namherof SiB playera ta ilkeetianaeiaesa fisse paierie of beerkethall.The clinic m feeina.ted the SIBgicle that they stayed in the gymlang after the clinic was nificiallyever and received indinidaalieediaalmetiens and aatogeaphs fromthe Nutro Dame playera.-,

klae' D. Slaaislae enticed ttolargo mntingent 0-am SIB at 6kokegissnieg et the clinic andintredaced the graap to theaudience. She related that ehewan very aware nf the location ofSIB in Niles end ita centribatienta girls basketball. A varsityroach Sifting in the alando weeheard to remark "Its ne weederea many excellent players cernefrom the Nies mon when theysleet ne yoang". Another heedvarsity meek eetharlsed that the

.- SIB gicla really chew a teemewdeun enthaniasm and leve 1er thegame.

The - day after the clinic theerik gender girls SB Seam paS teano whet Iheyleesesed ntthe clinicte climax e 24 end 1 macen

Basketball atLeaningTower

"Third end' fourth gradeyaangetern new have the eppnr-Ismity ta niger-rep fer the leaningTower YMCA's winter necean alhackelball instructien end fun,"annemseed Jim RaMer, Pregram

anthe."Participatien mili be the name

al Ike gerne" Kahler mid."There are ne tryeutn. Eachynangntor wise oigas ap wilt havean oppeetnesity te learn apdpiny. ' '.'

The emphaaia wW beenthe kmaf playing eu weil nc on fair piny'md gnarl sperlernarenhip.. Basicfundamentals of gaming, delhI.kW, sheeting and toamplay willhe taught. - Eaohyeeegster willhave the oppeetuerity to play in,,games which wiS de-ernphauiaethe "Win-et-eli,eoet" phifeeephy.

The basketball timo will heTiosraday aftrrenena at 4 p.m. fern aeven week pesiad hogimsingJanuary 783. Registratienn arebeing accepted new and arelimited to 24 yaaths. Far-furtherinlermatien en lista er 5th ned 6thgrade 'IBA haahetbell, call theLeaving Temer YMCA at 647-8122 nr 'oteje in at 6350 WeolTeahy in Nileo.

CHRISTMASCLUK 'e2 NOW!]

agninat the ghii hem St. Tarda-eno. - They broke their awn-"Germes wee" rae00d eotahlichedthe previeren meals. ,

Coach Jahn Merusek remarkedthat he wee eaperially impeencedbytheintereot the rnllege playershad in the SiB girls. CancheeKasered Herab ned Tarn Seancevid parto nf the clinic faraaeby future grade ecisrnl (anam.

The sidoatape eqaiprnont weremade paacibla by a Traek.A-thonwhich miseri fende far SIB. Hankend Serene are highly enthaciac-tin ehaut the pnaoihilitieo thevidentape will snake fer futureinstractien. - The . clinic weeperked with Suele shills taughtmeS. Girls really can't are theNBA players ea gond enarnples elhewhaahethall,nheuld he played.The pun de thiage,ila impenoihlefer gicle ta irnrnitale. Thevideutapr of this clinic víillycennide gnarl eaarnples fer helareplayera ecearding le Hack nod

lf::rn sr':'rt' ill :1:1cslo,c-s.yttu'd.thi:tk vi: It:::.

Because lhv way luogo'arr ut::::'. uvhvuu utcacly vu'vrv-

huudy'o up sluciuig tIre d:us'. il'scol 5:: diolure. 'lb ccu,o t uf

pcuuduciog t'lcclricily got's op.Veo ncc, Ike cighl

nuillies peuuplr tve serve 00ean enormous amuttont of

- electricity brtutrr thcv g:: lvbed. And our main grorralungstations, line 00es thaI runt on

Floor hockeyleague

Reglatratien fer the MayerKaplan Jewiek Cnrnmanlly Gen-ter Fleer Hackry Leagae willtake place Jansary 3 - lt at the"J", SStOClnirchat., Skakle.

The competitive male Iragarfar tweem and teens will play ap-proximately IS league gemrsfallewed by play-oIls. T-shirtswill he sapplied and trephièsawarded.

For registration infarrnatien,call 675-2250. - '

Cyclones namegymnasticscaptains ' -

Laure Zamba, e eaphernare fromMeRase Greve, end See Ceuvo, eseater 6mm RaIling Mondases,W., have keen named ca-caplainsof the lewe State women'sgymnactim team, head machDonna Kramer hou assnsuaeed.Znruhn in a balsam beam and

vaalting spcichn6, while Ceavecampeles in vnalting nerd the fIase

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Maine-Northfield Liftie. League registration

Registration fer the 1962 Maine- Hauen.t6artkfield ' tattle League (ages ' Minar and-MajerLeagno players8-12 yeaeeicld) end Sedee Leagee mast ho 8 ynars nid befare Augentluges 13-15 years aid) ecosoc will i, 1985 threagh'12 yearn old as elise held at the feilawing places, Jaly 31, 1982., Sedar Leaguedatos nod tienes. players rnaot be 13 years aIdSaturday, Jan. 9 at 15 n.rn.-4:00 -helero Aagssat t, 1981 threegh 15p.m. at Glenview Ice Rink; years nId re of Jaly 31, 1981.Sassday, Jars. 10 at 15:08-4:86 Newregiotrantsrnaetbrieglhoirp.rn. et Oienniew, lee Risk; ' birth certificates with them toSaturday, Jan. 16 at' 05:50 regietraiien. -

e.m.-4:0O p.m. at Flick Park Field Any qaestiene regarding regis-Hesse; Sunday, Jan. 17 if 10:00 teatien should ho directed ten.m.-4:tO pm. at

:Flick Field 825-6605 er 864.4003.

- SiB Boys Soccer take second placeThe St. team Jagsees Scheel man, Glenn Swanowu, Seien

Raya tceeerTearncasise in second Dgiort, Joke Garcia, Rieb tearer,place in the City-Suburban Caihe- Toay Cunados, Ales Binhissin, BiSlie Leegsre. St. Isaac's in Oersted teaser, Den Aegemncoie med Janin Nilea. Members nf the teem Barrett of Marten Greve: andinoteded: David - Saines, Jebe Tony Racel and lUcky FuddererGreenland, Nick)' Barai el Nies; sI Glenvinw.Vince Atfnletli, Michael Heil-

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Mark Twain students- in Channel i i Art Festival

The stedents of Mark Twai,School, East Maine SchoolDistrict 63, in-grades 4-6, por-ticipated i th&o year's Children'sArt Festival, sponsored by theFriends of Channel ii, n volse-leer support groop for ChicagoPubic Television.

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Under the direction of art io-otructor Mro. Harriet Judj,students' work was submitted tothe station. Staff memhers ofChannel li selected varisosdrawings for broadcast over thestation at 10 n.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m.and 8 p.m. during Doc. 14-18 andDec. 21-25.

Congratalationo to JackieBaker, Team 6, and DannySchiff, Team 4 of Mark TWainSchool who had their artworkselectod to be shown during thetimelloted.

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a'Bugsy Malone'at Nues Library

An part of its 'HolidayHeadliners', the Niles PublicLibrary will screen the featurefilm "Bugsy Malone" starringScott Baio and Jodie Foster. Themovie will be shown on Saturday,Jan. 2, from 2-3:35 in theAuditorium of the Nues PublicLibrary, 6960 Oakton. The film isa musical spoof of gangstermovies, with all the parta playedby young people and a machinegun that shuots costard. Theprogram is free, andno Ucketh orregistration are requirectChildren ander.tmsst be occom-panied by an adnit. Otherprograms in the HolidayHeadliners inclnde a bird feeder

workshop ou Tuesday, Dec. 29and the Melikin Poppet Theatreon Wednesday, Dec. 3i. Formore information call theChildren's Department at 967-0554.

ìorthwestChoral seeksnew members

w,, Dance classes

($3for childrenand adults

The Northwest Chorol Societyis welcoming sew members forthe winter/spring semester, withrehearsals beginning Monday,Jan. 4, att p.m. at the FirstCongregational Chorrh, 7ttGsaceland Ave., Des Plaines.This non-profit communitychoral group is comprised ofmembers from-Chicago and thenorthwest suburbs, singing lightclassics and popolar music anderthe direction of John Meleher.The early spring concert willfeature Handel's Coronation An-thema pien other pieces: and theJene concert will he popnlarmanir. -

Anyone who enjoys singingmuy attend the first two "open"rehearsals or call 693.8208 or 253-5959formore infonnation.

i The Dance department of theMayer Kaplan JCC, 5050 W.ChttrchSt.. Slcohie, offers severaldOnce and ballet clamen forchildren and Muft& Among theefferin$n are Creative Dance,Tap, Ballet, Jam, Modern Danceand Ballet forSkateru.

For information call BarbaraAbramuatf7i-UOOezt. 259.

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Little '-Citybenefit party

Little CltyipeciaiEvento Director NormunDuchman (seated)(left-right) Honey Bear Nina White, General Co-Chairman PaulStavrahas, (NOca), John Bittner (wearing Big Bear outfit) andDonna Steele, are setting up an outatasiding football program for-the Super Bowl '82 Party, hosted by theChicago Honey Bears, Sun-day, January 24 at Arnie's North in Highland Park. It will he agreat fun-time-afternoon with the proceeds benefiting Utile Cityformentaiyretardedcbildren. -

Here's great news for all footbailfano! Super Bowl '82 Porty,hosted by the Chicago Honey Bears will he held at Arnie's North(1870 First st., Highland Park), os Sunday, Jonuary 24 starting at 2pn,., forthe henefitofLittle Cityfor mentally retarded chi)dren.

This special party beata the private boxeo on the g yard line atthe game ituelt and the long travel up to Pontiac, Michigan. Whileenjoyingthe gone ontwo giast 0-foot screens, a super scorecard ofevento will follow: a Sumptuous goss-met buffet thotenly Arnie andhis award-winning chefs can prepare, open and replenishedthroughout the whole afternoon and evening; unlimited cocktails:half-time enterlainmeut performed by the Chicago Honey Beam;pre-game highlighlu of prior Super Bowls and nome FootballFoffles; "Big Bear" will serve au Master of Ceremonies; und therewill be nniqueeleganlprizesand surpriuea forallaltending,

Tirhets are $100 each, or 0,1100 for a table of ten, tax-deductible.Since there is limited seating avnlloble for this great fun-time at-lernoon, reserve today by ralllng2llZ-2207. -

Maine EastThespian.officersMaine Eastchapterfl792 of the

International Theaplan Society insponooring the January 15-16pruduction of "Ml-u. McThlng," ncomedy byMasy Chase,

Tickela for the all-school playcost $2.60 and will go on saieThuraday, Junuary7,

Newly elected officers of thechapter are Co-preaidentauenlorn-Jenny Grenke of Des Plaines andKriutln Pavknvic of NOm, vice-president juniorDiane Cotton ofDea Flatosa, necretary-treaaurerjunior cindy Mieala of NOw,-and historian junior CharleneCampagna of Nilea,

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meet yo.c match!The Skebie Public Library will

holditu eigbtieChens Open Housefrom 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. onMonday, December 28. Thispopevent io planned for ebeneplayem of all egeo and will

- pisimdeanoppurtunityfor d-pantotonneetandplay the game,,,Please being your osen elseon nowith you, Admission io free.

Chew neghuahet BreaM Obnlan, ataffmeubr in the YouígPo91de and Children'. llapeS-mein, edil do ever the OenMenad, Call 673-7774

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Library willbeopenfron.0 10 ann.to 2 p.m on-Thursday, Det:, 31.The Library wifi be abend onNew Year's Day. Librarypafroaaareencouragedtou.theUIlndfl*oodUhearyee&aidsya,wheafthiofenfiamltoop.m.

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Honor Roll . testsThe first trimester of the 1981-

O2srhoul year was just completed-at Emèr500School.

Following is list of studentsearning High HOnors (3.6+average) or Honor Roll (1.0 +)standing. -

Congratulations to thesestudests. on their academicachievement.

STRAIGHTA-STUDENTS-- 9th Grade

Steve Hwasg and ReseeRytléwoki. -

HIGH HONOR ROLL- 7lhGrade

Nudio Accettulli, Jenny Sers,Rod Berthold, Cheryl Butt,Tamelu Báwer, Beth Buros,David Cho,- Dèborah Dumit,Steve - Flemiog, GeorgeHowryleski, Gail Ideso, MichoelKotowsky, Paul Krolise.

Also, Rebehah Lai, NicholasLavalle, Sheila Maler, BethMaloney, Tom Milewski, KernOwens, Anne Roidi, litevenShewfe)t, Jomes Swanoos, JulieThem, and Lisa Ulrey.

' . Slhillradc '.Richard Bergman, Jeff Cur-

dello, Alenandra Costos, SabinaGolobowksi, Mark Hansen, -ArGKarim, - Peter Krause, SamJacobs, Bert Lisdgren, LaurielidSasso, Michele Main, DavidMarks Mauro McKessa, GaoPhougcherdrhoo, DueoPhousgchecdrhso, CynthiaRkuch, Suoas Szolnzynski, LisaWalker, andJeonifer Well.

HONOR ROLL, 7th Grade

Vince Avallooe; Sharon Bochir,Christine Blaszynski, ErikBlumberg, Christina Bronoski,Triso Cieszykowski, -JasonClesle, Bradley Colimas, ChrisCorselisev, Monica Deport,Franco Dooley, Joase Egon,Larry Falbe, Vito Giustino,Johann Gino,, ChristopherGoelket, James Harper, AnneHeunich.

Mambo Kodoma, Ken Koeppl,Laura Kolze, Ed Kulack, JebeKulawiak, James Larson, As-

Three Maine East studentsrepresented the Maine EastDistributive Edscotiss Chapterrecenty at the state and oestralregion leadership rosferesce for

- Distribstive Education Clubs ofAmerica at the Chicugo MarriottHotel on' Michigan' ave. Shownabove from I. to rare': KelleyNirhalas o! Nile,, Leslee Soroka5f Des Plaines, and Kim Baruchof Montos Gravé. The studentsspent four days in leadershipsethisars, hanquels, workshops,officer training, and meetingother high hrhool students inDislnibûtive Eduralion from 13sial_es in the dentralregion.

Lesleé Soroku was ckopen asone of the top 8 finalists in Illinoinas a slate DECA nffirer can-fidate. - ' She was carefully

screeneut through testing, inter-viewing, and campaign speaking.She was selected out nf a possibleIlOpotential off Icen candidates.

- Kim Baruch,, and KelleyNicholas were tested on their-kunwledg'of leadership andbecame DECA 'State Am..

thony LeBanon, -Michelle Lever-me, Lisa Masini, Joe Moenkelli,Jpe Merenda, Peter Mnrges,Sarah Owens, Prunk Perrotla,-James Philos, Ramio Pirnonaé.

'Christine RiedL'Erlra Eisner,Jennifer Reune,, Ashley Run-sels, Dawn Sumelab, Paul ich-midt, Eurt Sellers, -Belva Shiny,Lara Simonian, Tony Sinda,Diborab Smith, Jennifer Swen-ses, Jon Tressler, ThemisViahos, Mike Wijas, Kim Wright,Kath' Zorn.

--- fib GradeCoralyn Anderson, Darlene

Anderson. Joanne Bellannini,Jennifer Besha, Frank Blake,Robert laszynski, Diane Bran-dl, Jeau Bruciori, - RichardBsr-giu, Angela Catania, MichaelChandler, Eunice, Cho, SarahDanke, Debro Cole, Jill Delke,Patrick Devereaus, ChristieDickerhofe, Elizabeth Doering,Debra Fosco.

John Galluosi, Nancy Guiotino,. Stacey Gnose, Laura Hoaning,

Diane Hacke, John Harcas, TomHumor, Hopoaso Hawkins,Shorn Herbert, Robert Hung,Mirkee Imwalle, Amy Johnsoo,Colteen Johnson, ,aura Johnson,Mike Jsncman, Ray Kasicki,Cynthia Kokosioslis, ChniolineEolio, Jonine Krasse, ChristineKruochka. -

Joéquelin Leahy, DorothyLipiuski, Mary Lundergan, GunLune, Laura McCobe, MikeMrEvilly, George Melachninakis,

- Brian Meste; Mark Mikol, PeterMilaiso, Michael Mitchéll, Rokert

uMorikeni Ksjte Munson, TerryO'Bantso, Vitá Olivéni.Also, Lisa Peters, ChristinePetrielli, Gs'egPolak, Jill Polloc-ci, Elizabeth RaidI, Virki Raven-na, Jennifer Ryan, Joke San-dslrom, Marie Sellers, ChristineSimohaitis, Janine Silkiewice,Mike SeIner, Joe Stachon,Manuel Syrhangro, LauraSoyslak, Teresa Nervin, DebraTomsir, Pat Venetucri, Cindy

-Wagner, Nancy Widuch, David'Windkièl, andKotby Wozniak.

Maiñe East studentsattend confereù,cé

Pin.- The porpose of DistributiveEducatinn is totrain and promotetutore leaders -in sales;marketing and distribution. It isa professional organization- forhigh schonl students in theDistributive Edscgtion program.It Is an elective for juniors sedseniors who are interested In Ihassadors. Leslee was also - boumons.

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Notre Dame High School fnr-Boys, 7655 Demputer, NOes huaannounced the admissionsprocess for all nf nest year's In-coming frentones.

A placement test will be givenSaturday,- Jan. 9 at Noirs Damefrom 8 am. in 11:30 mm. KOchboy is asked to bring two Ne. 2pencils andé $loregiotratmnn fee.-

For lomen information, pleasecontact Father William Seotch at983-2998. -

0CC registrationOaktos Conumsoity College sill

coisdoct inni registeotion at tosti,OCC/Skokie sod 0CC/DuoPintees from lOOO um. ta 12:38p.m. nod from 5:30 to 7:28 p.m.osi Mondny nod Toesdoy, Jonouoy11 and 02. -

New, troesfaeeiog and rendmit-lad ntndents are oegeol te upplybefore final eegistcntios by callingor earning to the Office ofAdmissions. At 0CC/DesPunen, call 635-1700, un came to

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logo E. Golf rd. from 8:30 um. ta8 p.d. Monday through Thsrs-doy, 8:30 am. to 5 p.m., Fridayand 9 am. to noon on Sntuedoy.At OCC/Skokie, coil 635-t975,

or come tus 7701 Lincoln svo.hetwens 8:30 n.m. and 8 p.m. -Monday tkcosgh Thursday, 8:30n.m. to 5:98 p.m. on Friday.The collego will he closed et

12:30 pin. on Thoendoy, Decem-bee2d, 1981, tor wintr roseen. ltwill reopen on Mendoy, Janosry4, 19821_ot 8:38 arn.

Thellngfe, Thsrnday,Decemberii'1901

Scholarship recipiènt

Shown above Arthur L. Fumarulo of Niles accepts an ElectricAssociation of Chicagoland scholarship from Tom Paulsen, EAPresident. The formal presentation 1mb place in September at theAunualEA Membership meeting at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. -

Fnmarolo, o Maine East graduate ('79), is an electricalengineering student at the Univerdity of Illinois at Chicago Circle.He and the other recipients were nonlinated by taculty cmnsitteesand approved kythe EA Esecutive Committee. The purpose otRAs program io to promote dareern in the electrical indnstry byproviding financial assistance to selected stsdenlo in electricalengmeening.

Academy promotionHeadmaster Daniel A. Snow BO. '

announced at Jtostkwestezn Mili- Sels is the mn of Mr. nod Mrs.lacy nod NnvolAeademy at Labe J. Harold Sola, Jr., Weot Canead,Genevu,- Wisconsin, that CotizO Shobie. He is a Jaoi,ii' ut. theRiehurd Sels woo promoted to the Academy.Cadet Rank of Ravale Fient Gloss

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Puppet shów at Nues LihraryFor years generations of child-

reo hrvr heardthe old himiliarfairy hihic told timo nd timeagolo end lweyo with the mmeresponse, Tell it geie!" TheMelildo Puppeto have mmpiled aorneo of familitirfable fovoriteaad or you might eapeet mob00007 has a very smprioiag twistpmvidisg o refreshiag relieffrom the everyday 'once upon atime" theme.

The Melildo Puppets will pee-met two production, The Threelittle Pigs Coastroction Corn-pmey" which feds the pigs iotheir ove- home buildieg host-sees, outwittieg Weilissgtos Wolfmed daflatieg' hie ego. And theever popo1sr 'Hamel md Gret-el" in which we discover a newhero, 'Tidy", an encltpnted

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Music: The Richters Live Entertainment

igtack 1Eßrißt Qitit8840 N. Waukegan MoíiQn Grove, Illinois

Thursday. December 31. 19019:00 n.m. till 4:00 a.m.

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. Open Bar

. Champagne Toast

. Party Favors

Advance Tickets $30.00 per person

For ResePuallons CaII 965-6830

Cablevisiònmoves to newheadquarters .

CafileoiuiÓs .of thicago hascompleted its move from the oldvillage has, Is Oah Parh, tu asew, two-story headquarters at820W, Madison, inOah Pooh.

Beginning Monday, Dec. 14, alloperatiosu of the companyemanated from there, includingdevelopment, managementoperations, administration,engineering, right of way andcontractsales.

TheCahlevisios stadio, vltichcurrentlyserves subscribers intOCommunities, is sow in the newlucation, as well, although corn-plotlon of the lechnilogically ad-canoed studio facilities will cos-t'rose into 1982.

M G library newsThe 1982 season f Feature

Filmo at the Morton Grove PublicLibrary will open with a showingof the awood-winniog clsosic,"The African Queen" on Thee.Jan. 5 at 2:30 sod 73O p.m.Filmed on location io the Belgian

Congo, this adveotare film starsKatharine Hepburn sod Humph.roy Bogart. Bogaot won his onlyOsca as the unshaven, uoh000ic,ug4.5frj5Jj5g ahipperol o roo-dowo river tremore, named "TheAfeicro Queen". Admission isfrro

Tho Boul Disthssdioo Group ofthé MortoGrove Pest-to Librarywill moot 00 Fri. J00. 8 st 1OOOam. New fictioo and our-fictionbooks avili ho displayed soddiscussed sod sew mombees seealwsys welcome!

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holiday concertflore Zagua, daughter of Mr.

seed Mes. flossid Zagos, 5056 W.Payne; Sisokie, is smember o.lhol.kn Forest College choir, whicheécesstly pecforssed its umsuulChristmas Ccocort.

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n Victoria Station,v ReStaurant's Athlete ofu the Year .

Karl-Heinz Grasilza, theChicago Stisg forward, has beentoted the winner by more thas5,900 Chicagoans in the Chicago-wide "Professional Athlete of theYear" cantest sponsored by Vie-tana Station restaurant, annam-ced contest chairrnan ErnieBaoks today at a luncheonhonoring the athlete.

Numinated by Chicago'sleading sports media, Karl-Heinzled the pach with Andrea Jaogarfisishiag second followed byWalter Payton in third placo.Other athletes nominated for Ihr

'csstest included Visee Evans,Tony Esposito, Bill Bsehser,Greg Luzinslsi, Carlton Fisk, Ar-tisGilmoril, and Reggir Thess,

"This easIest provided a wayfor the averagepersos to have asay in who his favorite localplayers are," slates Banks, whowas selected as chairmao of thecontest due to his -love of sportsasdthe city ofChicago.

-The ballots were available for

six weeho at Ike four Chicago-area Victoria Station restauran-Is, locatedat 7800 Caldwefl ave.,Niles; ZOO Skskie bled,, North-brook; 675 Mall Dr., Schaum-burg; asd 298 W. Roosevelt rd.,Villa Pork

"Wbes Karl-Heise was pro-claimed the svisoer of our con-lest, it proved thut professionalsoccer has come into ils own usanotional sport," states DusRosenthal, regional managorforthe Chicago-area rostanrasts."Karl and the Sling's winsiskrecords have shown that Soccer 5

Maine East plàns winterband -coñcert

Sondsy, Joeaaey 17, tIse MainsEast msaiç depoetmeatwill span-sor its thirty-third annual winterband coÇaceet. Featured will hethe Concert Bond, the SymphoekWind Ernomble, sod a cambino-ties ofthe Cadet sod Intermediatebouda. -

Concert Band, conducted by Mr.OD. Premo, hrn boon rehearsing"Fontnsies os a Theme byHaydn," "Shetcisos on a ThdoePealm,"éod Moaaets "Msreiogeof Figaro Oveetore."Members - of the S'mphoaic

Wind Eooemble will perform"Concertina No, i foe Clarinet,"leuturing a clarinet solo by Maine

,Eaot moloc Hirn Shiners of DesPlaines. Maine East sophomoreWilliam Osidgeen el Glensiswwill be trombone soloist fue"Morcean Symphonique." lo

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The Nibs Public LibraryDistrict is oponsnring -threeHoliday Headliners for childrenduring their school vocation. OnTuesday, Dec. 29, school-agochildreo will Invité a Bird lo Din-ser with John Scheffler of theChicago Audubon Sociely. Thewnrhshop will be offered st theNitos Brooch Librury, tazoBollard, from l-2 und at theMain Library, 9060 Oahlos, from3-4. . . - -

The Metihin Puppet Thrutrewill pre500l "The Three LittlePigs Conslrnrtion Co." and"Hansel und Grete!" ut the MaieLibrary from 2-triO os Wed-nesday, Dcc, 30. Nibs Public

not s sport which - is eucluekennly Is Ihr ioteréatiotial set, andwe at Victoria Station - arehénored to béer sack a fine-alMete ana winner ofttse VictoriaStalios "Pr.ofessinnal Athléte pfthoYear," - - -

Known as a ose-man scaringmachine, Karl-Heise Grasitnahas ted the Sling gòalscoring nia-ce his arrival to the team ia 1978,He is now fifth in the all-timeNnrth American Soccer League(NASI,) goalscoring chart andinfifth in NASL history tnbcheivo290 paints Is his career, -A native -

of West Germapy, Karl-Heiazscored ire tying goal during the -1981 NASL- Ostdsar SoccerChampionships to lead Ike Stin6tn theirchampisothip victory, -

Initiated as a pilot project, the"Professional AIbtele of theYear" costestmay he "expendedta nlher markets where a Vie. -

toriaSlatins reslaarast'is locatedin1982,"uddsRooenthal, - -

Victoria .Slatlnn -Reslaurasilhas instiluted a number of spec-lu/charitypromsttonu throughoutIhr United Siales. In Chicago,

--the restaurant rnrporalins has- cnsdnctéd a benefit far the

Easter Seals which involved Ihr-:Chicagn Hustle and an Oktober-fest celebration cc which the -Chicago Sting participated.

Victoria Slaties is built frnmaathentic railroad cars with acahonse serving as a cocktaillounge. Interiore are decdratedwith railroad artifaçtn,photographs and live plants.

addition, the Symphonic WindEnsemble will perform HicoShimos's eriginal march titled"March lsstoe!ocheñ.-' - - -

Under the direction of Mr. KenGelo, the Codet/Intermediatehood will perleros "Bear Dmsco"sod "How To Succeed in BusinessWithsat BooBy Trying." -

Admission is f100 foe ndultssod .50 cesto foe stadenis. MusicBooster Family Membership -

pauses will be honored,In ndditiee to the .Jsouary 17

winter bsod concort,Jhe musicdpnetment is holding a- Moine -

EastMnoic Bsonters'Paulo Pasty 'so Friday, Jsooacy 22, at 5:30p.m. in the,schoot csfetocis. Foeodditionni hsfoeosatisn call the -

music epactmenl. nt 825-4484,.ont. 626.

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Library District residesld (hrinlibrary card as proof) wilt bradmitted begissing al 1:45 gsspace permito, Children soder tmnsl be accempanied by anadult. - -

Scott Buio, and Jodle- Fssterstar in the IsO-length musicalBngsy Malone to be shown ai theMain Libraryo-3:35 on Saturday,Jas. 2, The film isa spoof of agangster filen, with all the partoplayed by young peuple and amachine gun lhntshsots custard,

I Alt these programs ceqnirr soregistration, For inlormatibncoil 567-8554 or 257-0266, - - -

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For birthdays, - amsiversacies,holidays dr any spoe'ml orcauinnTICKETS PLEASE will woap itop. The Center fur Enrichedtoning in lligh]azsd Fach wiltpeopaee s-gift wrapped copy ofthe knob and mail it along with spersonaliseshnate far any specialoccasion. Tickets Ploase iso hmdy guide of seating plans,phone numbers, box office Issuessod sddressaa of over seventy-live theaters, playhouses andsports stadiams in the Chicago-loud area. The bank featuressuch theslsra as Roseemat Hen-son, Poplar Creek, Blanhotono,Aszdianism, Chicago Stadium,Civic Thoatne,Dnsry Lane, toter-satisasl Amphitheatre, OrchestraHall, chrieCrown, Studebaker hisame o few plus highlightiagout-of-town spnts such as Indi-ann's Holiday Star Theater, Mil-waskeo Perfas'misg Aste Center,Indianapolis Speedway, AlpinoValley and Milwaukee CountyStadium.

Thheta Please ta the parfont gift

The stszdeata at Nies WestHigh Sehool may an lungerbelieve in Santa Cloua, but theydsn'tmind being his helpers, t

5ïrrn;sbera sfthe senior cabinet,fon azanjisle, hroszht a - hidefsolisfay jay to the nh.ldreu at theHull tissue Day Care -Canter eaDecember- 16, This is the-third:year - 'as a sow - that cab'rnek -

aiemben orazsized gasean, san«songe, - told Monos,- manantestoys a,ad Served refreahmtissta nlthe Center. The eeniora.madutit-ed -several fsmd raisers ta par-chase the children's tuya.Foreign lanausisre teacher RagenStehe spanners Sae cabinet, winnIeis led thin year by presidentBonnie EntOlen.

NOUa be outdoae the NatiOnalHonor Society mlieioed Loud etattuya for the Gasto Hill SettlementHouse in Chicago. Earlier mthemonth, members of the Socaetyconducted a student deve for the

skto Valley United Covisadewhich netted aver $800. JackLorenz, the Miles Woat disaster of -

Sodalliuidien unid thatibta ralbenuauaualetudeat effort wan held todensotste that Nilee Weet -

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Winter play CTo help combat the January

blabs, plan Is attend the Jan; 15and Itperformancea of "kirs.McThing" by Mary Chaae, thesasso author el "Harvey" andother comedies. Tickets far theMouse Kaut productioa directedby Mn. Dat-yl Scholz, willgo onsaleTharsday, Jan. 7 -

The gout far "Mrs McThizsg"includes Ironie Finnegan as Mrs.HoefrírdV. Loros IISKpthy West55-!u-nie, Wendy Sk$a Sybil,Soc M:Feggan aa/Raya, NancyT:Oehe

for fsmily,fsiesds, businem aus-aciales, clients sodemployeon. Aspecial discnunt is offered tothsse whé order in- quantities.Cost nf the bosh is $5 plus 81 forpostage and hsodling; an oddi-tonal $1 is required for gift soapsod personal nato.To order send year check nr

money order to: TICKETSPLEASE, Center for EnrichedLiviog, 800 Clavey rd., HighiandPork, II,., 60035; with your ñame,address and name and address ofthe parson reneining this gift.Copies may he picked sp at thefollawiogtsostiona: Young Mon'sJewish Cosodil, 30 W. Washing-tos st.-5th Flour, Chicago, 60602,756-6091 nr Contar fon EnrichedLiving, 800 Clavey rd., HiglstousdPark, 60035. Fon informatisa orsbulk orders call, 433-6001.Proceeds from the sale of thishonk benefit the Center fonEnriched Living, a aerial neaterfor retarded yasog people, apes-senedbytheYnsag Men's JewishCounciL

Nues West studentsspread 'Holiday cheei

their edeanloges. Honor Societypresident, }'ak Millen, wassasiutod in the drive by menuiSeraRods Listamos, Thomas WeissAnse Hallsstrtie, Und. Weisssassai Nshaahima,MnnIa FriessdDebra Rich, IJili Mepdea-StiaSoest and, Steve Charent$oaanKlemmandMicbael Sathy

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esasintingaf the160 students earelldd rs theGerman - dmaá, raised aven_s1,000 to establish a Ocholanahip,to donate to the echsol'n Amari-can Field Service ,)foneigs -ea-

ta be determiaed. ' Graden thedirection of teachers GeargeBrink and Poter Zens, the sta-desta sold 66,000 worth uf randyand suchern to reach tisais genl,

"These holiday drives areamanS the brat things that sunstudents da. We're very happythat they nne sharing themselvesand them resources to make thisneasosa brighten far athena," unidDr. Gilbèrt Weldy, the Diatniet219 Aesiatant Supezinteusdent.

ast membersna Grace, Dosso Fountain auNelson, Steve Kaufmae au theBoy, Das Roth saUse Chef, BruceMarcos as Virgil, Larry Heymazeas Dirty Joe, Matlhew Lun-dergan aa'Sllzrker, Eric Kilawon-1h as Eddie, Diane Cotton asMimi, Wendy 30mph as Mrs.Schellenbach, Craig Ziegler eathe First Policeman, DavidAdelmap as the SecondPoUdao, RobentaGrsch an theUglyltch. and Megan MoCar-

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FNBOS Arts & CraftsShow Awards

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Thomas F. Manshsn, President of the quarterbillion doRar First National Banh of Skskie, inshown here with honorable mention award win-nera; (left to night) Nancy Irwin, Nanette Fanne,Lais Hnpsicker, Kathy Borna, Hontoma Nelsen,Kay LaConia, Leslie Schulmeister, Joan Heinz,Mary Roifenherg, Cori Maier and Lyane Tohin.

Notre Dan,ie students in State Music ConferenceFour students frsm Notre

Domo High SchOol for Boys, 7655Dempater, NUes have hoes solee-test to participato in the illinoisAll-State Music Conference inSpniagfieldssFeh. 4-7, 1982.

Soriana MarkHarder, Chicago;Kevin Qsinn, Glrnview; and JoeSsnnèfeldt, Chicago hove beenselected as members of the All-Staçe Jazz Bands, and JuniorBrian Borke, Montos Grove hasbeen selected as a member of theAll-State Orchestru, -

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Outstanding students fromes-cry geographie location in thestato nf illinois will participate InAll-State Bands, Orchestras,Chorees, Jam Beads and JamChow.

These studeals prepare in thefall with District auditions.There was a total of 6200 DIstrictparticipants. The very nutstan-ding students In these groups areselected fur All-State par-ticlpatisn. Studenlnparticipailngat the All-State number ap-

Each year empinyeeu of the bank are glees theoppontunityto dluplaytheirhandleraft in drawing,painting, sculpture, photOgraphy, jewelry andotherhohby activities in this show, Articles sub-stilted are shown in display nases in the lobby nfthe bank for all to view during the month ofDecember. -

prazimately 1198.Guest rsnductors, clinicians,

lecturers, sad perfsrmers ofnational and internationalnstsnlety are employed to wnnkwith these utudenta,

The conference, aponsored bythe lUinslu Masis EducatarsAssociatIon, is open to the public.The culnIlantIrIg concert will beheidSunday, Feb. 7 In the PrairIeCapital Convention Center.auditorium in downtownSpntsgfleld.

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Ground-Round:-NewYear's Eve,

ou'flget a wholelot more .,

Here's a great way for you and yourwhole family lo enjoy a fue New Year'sEse,..withoslgoing into hock,

FAMILY FUN TIME From. 4:00 PM on. Dinners at our

-usual great prices.

- BINGOTHE CLOWNz 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM

LIVE ENTERTAINMENTs At our Gala Adult Party from .'

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broom. The Melihin Puppetsmake their home near Chicagoand live with their creators, Mel& leVeme Biske. They spendmost of the year thssring schmlsundchildrens' theatre throughoutthe country. r

December 3Omarku the day theNiles PUblic Library will-host thetroupe for a 2 p.m. performanceat the liheasy, 6960 Oakton at.

NUes Public Librasy Districtresidents soct be admitted first,beginning at t-45. (Bring yourlihrory cord ou proof of rroi-dency.) Othors will be admittedat 1:55 os space permita.Children under 6 mUst be occom-punted hy mr adult. For mureinformation, coil the Children'sDeportment at 967-8554.

1nkeephìg with tIi! holiday Ùandchìld8_ the Fjçst National k ol w yega) -;i

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:usFNBOS contribution to

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Ernian G. Kramer (1.) Chairman of the Boardand Chief Executive Officer of the over quarterbiflion dollar First Natioñal Bank of Skokie,presents the bank's 1901 contribution to John R.O'Connell, Jr. (r.), Vice Prenldenf of Personnel.for Skokie Federal Savings and Cbairman of theSkokie Valley United Way Trade Group Campaign

Centel increases charges for serviceA tariff filed by Central Tele- approved by tho IIlir.ôiO Conum

phonè Com5any of illinain ICen- erce Commission ICC) and be-.tel) to increase charges foe came effective Dec. 13. The tarifftelephone service connections was olor gives single line buoineas

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Every dollar raised in the five villages ofSkohie, Nifes, Morton Grove, Lincolowood andGolf stays io the Skokie Valley area. These fundsare supplemented by fonds raised by UnitedWay/Crosado of Mercy ofMetcopolilan Chicago tohelpsopporttwelve locaiservice agencies.

and rosidootiol customers lbsoptisn to avoid snany of thosec0000stiss charges by allowingthem lo handle some of thecanse-dios activities tlseossalvno.The company previously ismed

an announcement 55 the tariffafter it bad been filed with theICC irs November, prior tocamnsission approvol.

Donald Adhisson, gnneenl man-ager-regulnloryfptanning for

- Centel-llhioois, pointed out thatander previous rogolationu, theloweot letal cost to connect basicservios in a new home was $23.

Beginning l2oc. 13 the lótál- mOt of the service - connection

increases by only $6.00 forcustomom who take fall advass-tage ist the now options and doseme of the service connection

-svorktherñselvrs," he espluissed."This warb may includo picbirsgop o phose at one of oar

- Pick-a-Phone Contees or doingtheir own telephone wiring insidetheireesidesce, whichofcouroe is

- already installed in manyhomes. ' ' --

Adidsoas emphasised that thetariff reprosents a continningeffort by Centel to adjust cotos tamere accurately reflect the actual715 ofpeosiding particular hiedo

Under this new tariff Cestelcould charge a maniasses of$7$.2 te install o - new maintelephone if a easterner doesn'ttaise edvoostuge sfthe option te doseme of the service coonectioswork himself.

'By doing mme of that work acustomer coste ovoid ro much as$49.75 in servite costa, whichwould redoce Centel's charge fora boute irsotallotion te $20.50,"Adlsissoo esploioed.

"With on ostension outlet, adook jock installed by CosteIcould require a nraainsom chargeof$45:25. Bolita coutomer could55e alt the options ta avoid costa,the lutaI company charge could he

Centel nath new-general manager -

Donald U. Adkis000 has beenpromoted to the newly createdposition of general manager -regulatory/planning -for Central

- Telephone Company of fllinois, itwas announced today by WayneK. Norris, the company's statevicepresidént. '

Adkisson has served as generaloperational planning managerfor Centet-Illisois for five years.lo tbOt position ho has beenresponsible for budgets,

- ferceastiog, long-range planningand cool separations. - -

lo his sew position be takes onthe additional responsibilities ofthe preparation and ad-ministration sI telephone rates,tariffs, settlements and relatedregulatory and legislative mat-1ers. The promotion became of-fective Dec. 1.

Adkis500, who reports toNorris, came to the company's-Illinois operatiog soit as divisiontraffic manager in March 0077,alter serviog io trafficmanagement positivos at Ceo-tels parent company in Chicago,Ceotral Telephone & UtilitiesCorpi He began his career withthe Centel System in 1971 inFlorida.Prior to joining Could,Adkis500heldseveral pesitiens in

Teletype director o( salesEarl R. Jeobtos sees recently

named director of sales forTeletype Corporation situated atthe company's headquarters inSkohie. Previously located inBethesda, Maryland, Jenkinswas manager st accountmaoagemeot loe Western EIer-trie, the maoslacloring and sup-ply unit of the Bell System.Teletype Corporation, a leader in - -

high technology data dom-msnicati005 prodocts, is a. sub-sidiary ofWestern Electric.

lenhim began his Bell Systemcareer in 1075 and moved throughappointments with AT&T andWestern Eìéctrtcinçludtnga stintwith the Illinois accountmanagement teem - at theWestern Electric Central Regionin Rolling Meadows in 1979.graduate of Western MichiganUniversity, Jenkind earned. hinBBAandMBA io Marketing.

reducedta$8-----"u a main telephone and an

estession outlet - ree orderedtogether, the same basic chargesand optiond apply ta the packageas tathe individual iostaltatiena,"Ice continued. "However, therewill be only one charge for theseeder order nod oso charge forthe premise visit if ass installer iorequired to come out."For the amin telephone end

estesuion package, CentrI couldchsige s masimum oh $70.20 fothe main telephone, $23.75 ferinside wiring for an ostensionoutlet, $7.50 for a desk inch ferconnection of an ostension outlet.

This brings lhe maulsomso totalcharge for this package te$110.50. However, if esotomersose the available optiom endhandle some of the connectionsctivitiea themselves. Centsl'o.soissimom total service charge forthis paehoge would ho 29.50.

the traffic deportment of thePacic Telephone- TelegraphCompany in CaBlornia. -

He is a nativeof Wyoming andattended Casper and Mt. San Arn'tasio Colleges. He is active in thePark Ridge Kiwanis, and in theBoy Scouts -and Girl Scoata ofMsserica. -

He and his wife, Sally, havefear children and Ové in north-westsuburbanffoffnian Estates.-

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CaiùpFire.-.receives doñationfrom Avon -

Camjr Fire, Metropolitan Chi-cago, Inc. sera the.reeipient et adonation from the Aven ProductaFoundation, lose. -recently. -

This is the second year thatAvon has presented the 71 yearoto youth aeganiaatton with fund-

- ing. The chech*ae peesinted teMs. Nancy Harper, EnecutiveDirector of Comp Fire, by Mr.Gene Mecklenburg,- GeneralManagerofAvon et areception atthe Foundation's office, egoi Golfrd., in Morton Greve, onWednes-day, November 18. AIm presentat the reception were Mn. AlmaJoan Eisner,. Board Member ofComp Fire and Ms. NancyBerman, the orgassiastion's. Die-eder of Development.

Formerly Camp Fire Girls, the71 year old youth organizationrecognizd the changing needs ofsociety aufl ko 1975 admitted beysta membership. Camp Fire, Inc.,us it is allIed today, providesfriendship, biss and varied reisst-ties to improsh the quality et life

- for over one-Isalfmillion bey. andgirls throughout the united feule.and the Chicagoland area.

FNBOS gives awaySanta Doll

to äsS hafl' iCapp- - DFSCOUPflON: Suspecta are our programs diverso, m thatle yèors of age and ever, hued there's mmntbiog for oeçh velus-working, reliable and willing ta teor's interest -end seledsleassist in recreational activities AIIMED Suspectoure armedwith handicapped children and with e deeire to help the

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odulta. Volunteem are cecear- handicapped esdJae o need foraged to enreciar patience, skill community involvement and/erand endurance in enchange for an educotional eopertence andfeeling valuable end needed. isst to have fsm Sshpecta are-Fring henéflin isselode congenial consideréd Estresisely -Valuablece-workers, aXmao party end-Into and shesid be turned into Leslie.of goodold foahinrsed frisst -.- Powell at the M-NASE office at

TEHBlThRY Ssopcta are 066.5522 au soon as ptásible.found all ever the state but era Maine-Niles npensaes leisureneeded lo vobmteer- in the progresas fer all disabled papale-Maine-Niles Township alón, ope- tioas as a park district esteasioncifically Uncalnwood, NUes, Gelb of Golf-Maine, 13es Plaines, Pork

. Maine, Des Plaines, Park Ridge, Ridge, Shohie, thseabswood, Mor-Morton Grove. or Sbehir. Our . hiss Grove end Nites. -

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-Skokie restoring log cabin

-for historical museumUtilizing revenue sharing fon5 Society will he providing for-

do, the Village of Skokie is nisbings and other materials ofrelocating and restoring a log that era for sse - inside thecabin that is believed to be one of building. - -

the first dwellings built to what is The restored boild'urgwill haveoowknowo asSkokie. some advantages the original log

The log cabin, originally hoSt cabin didn't. The building now- by Nicholas Meyer te the 1040's, situ os a concrete foundation and

la now being reconstructed shingles os the roof will be fire-behind the original Skokie treated. Holzold has also addedfirehouse at 0031 Floral. Ar- -some additional sopporta for thechitect Tom Hatuold planned the secondfloor ofthe building.project, and Rick Bott is the The project should he coas-genrratcòstractorforthisoniquc. pletely fou shed by spring of 10f2,recanstriictianeffort -

but much of the outside work isThe 1f by 24 foot cabin was expected to be finished by

dismantled and moved from ita . Christmas Eve.original site of Harina and Lin- Nicolas Meyer, the man whocobs Avenues, and stored. at the built this cabin, was a Swiss im-village public worksgarage. Itis migrant who is said to he the firstnow being restored at the Floral reuter in this areS. Meyer was asite to-be used as a masern» and farmer and siso hewed wagonserve au a reminder of Skobie's wheel spokes, which were thenhistory. The Skokie Historical tramportedfor sale to Chicago.

- The youth of Messiah, colligestudents home for the holidays,s-m lead the Services of Worshipon Sunday, Dec. 27, at Messiah

-Lstheran Church, 1075 Vernon,Park Ridge. They will plan and

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registration--supervisorsThe Niles Park District ¡s

carrently looking for mole andfemale pers000l to supervise thepark district's new fitness roomlocated at ¡ho Grossen HeightsRecratioo Center, 8255 Oketoave., in NUes. The opening of theroom is schedaled for Saturday,Dec. 28. Applicant moot be atleast 21 years of age, With abackgrosmd involviog physicalfitness. The fitoess room will beequi with uoiversal machinésand single stage. Apply at thePork District Adaainistratiou of-fices, 7877 Milwaukee ave., Nileo.Offices aro upen Mon. - Fri. 9am. to5 p.m. For more iofor-mâtioñ, call Debby Nelson at 967-6633(M-F9.5p.m.). -

Chifdren's andAdult classes

The Niles Park District will of-fer the fallosniog classes -fér theWinter Session, beginning theweek of Jan. 11. Call 967-6633 forregistration osfarmatios.

For adults - Slimnastics, GolfLessons, Volleyball, Needlework,Ballet Exercises, PaslelDrawiog, Oil Paintiog, Woodcar-sing, Creatiog Staffed Toys, Slimand Trim, ttioiog -Out Trips,Ladies Choice Trips aod SkiTrips. -For éhildreo - Exercise,Tap, Ballet, Gymnastics, TioyGym, Gym for Tots, FloorHockey, Karate, Cheerleading,Tambling, Sculpture, ChildressArt, YosogAdoll Art, Pro SchoolFamily Trips, Ski Trips.

; Men's WinterBasketballLeagueThe Nibs Park Dislrict wifi be

balding a league argaoizatioomeetiog monday, Dec. 29 al ts30p.m. at the Gr000ae Heights Nec.Ceuter, 9255 Oketo ave. for theop-eomisg Men's BéskelballLeague. The outrance fee will be$27kperteam. We willtahe only 9teams. This will be the firstleague to participate ori the sewwood floor at the GrenoaoHeights facility. For more is-formation, contact Jay Esso atcg-6975 or Debby Nelson at 967-6633, Moo. -FrL 9 am. to i p.m

Winter Ski TripsThe NUes Park District is now

tahiog re$islratioos for three dif-ferent ski esrarsioos this wioter.TIse first is to Majestic MuselaisonSat. Jan. 16. Buses leave fromtle Ree. Centerat 33O p.m. andsebera atabeilt 11 p.m. The fee of$15 includes transportatioo, ren-tal, lift tirketanda lesson. As $11fee includes aft of the same ex-sept eqaipmenl lental.

The second trip is to thePlayboy Club iii Lake Geneva,Wisc. Thistrip will be ou Suoday,Jan. 24. The bus leave at 8 am.and returns at 530 p.m. The $22fee includes tcansportatios, reo-tal, lift ticket and a lesson. The$16 fee inclodeu the same exceptforeqiiipment rental.

The last vetiture is agam toMajestic Mountain, bat lhis time

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Mortoa Grove Park DistrictWinter/Spring registrationbegius January 5 for : residents-and one week later, for non-residents: Registration office -honre are 9-5 p.m..- Mandatthrough Friday. The office willremain openuotil 6p.m. Jonuory6. We are open fromlß-l2 noonSaturday, January 9 and 16 feryourronVenience.

Children attet(ding MortonGrove schools are eligible traipo-_p for youth- programs at theresident rate. ,

Ballroom Dance classes taught- by Hope Malin will begm Jannary

2t at National Park. This - 1Oweek class will take you throughpopular dance styles from the19305 to the 19865. 1f you havetaken with.flope before and wishto contioue, class will he dividedinto ability levels. Feur$20/couple. - -

lnduorTeeolo classes taught byTom Lutuo will be offered atPrairie View and the Touhy Tes-sis Club. Prairie View classesare on Fridays from 9:30 am. to1g am. and Touhy classes are ouSaturdays from 4:30 p.m. to 6p.m. The new session beginsJanuary 29 or3O depending on the.day yòs take the rIens. Fm:$20/Prairie View Center, -$52/Touhy Tennis Club. - -

Preschool Fitaene and Funclauses for 2 tQ 5 year aIds willhegus at National Park January27. Classes beglo at 9 am. for 3aod4 year olds and their parents,16 am. foc 3 yearoldsand 11 am.for 25 year vIcio io a new classLalled mini gym. Patftkuoberg isthellutroctor.Fee: $13.

Gyrnnwitics classes 9er girlsand boys will begin January 25 atthe -Prairie View Center. Thisprogressive program is gearedlodevelop your child's flexibilityaod muscular cuordination.Monday: 4-5 p.m. for girls begin-0er and advaoced, Mooday andWednesday.: 5-6 p.m. for girls in-termediate,Wedoexday: 4-5 p.m.fer buys begioner and inter-mediate. Fee: - $16 for 00e busc

..class, $24 fur two hour class.Overhaat and Aerobic Esercise

classes begin the week ofJanuary 25. Causes are un aTuesday/Tbsrsday sequeocetaxght by Jsleue Carlsun, andMonday/Wednesday sequencetaught by Debbie Wuxberg.Classes are held at'lbe PrairieView Csnsmsuity Center and thefee is$15/6 week session.

Hey bids, npesd your wistervacatiuo having a ball at Ihe Mur-

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ton Grove PaékDsstr.'ct'0 WinterTithe Action' CeiltOr. Boys andgirls, K6thgradeçan corne- toNational Park on Decemheì 2, - - -

29 and 30 and havea fun-filléd Of- - -

tenmèñ.-Thinprogram runafrom1-4 p.m. each day and feateres:Monday - "Will9' Wunka- añd-theCsocatate Factory" movihi $l;Tuesday - Games and - Crafts,$.50; Wednesday - Bowling 2A5.- -

Please make reservations bycuffing 964-1296.:

The Murtas Grove PárisDistrict will be offering Ski Tripsthisseinter. The ski program willbe offered to 5 and 6 graders, 7

.aed 8 graders; and high schuplstudents. - -

- Fur 5 mid 6 graders the park -

district is offeriug a 5- lesson -package. The package inélodes

- five consecative Saturdays ofskiing, lift tickela, rental ofequipment, lessumand traespor-

- tation. Trips are open toali5 and-

6 graders. Dates for the trips areas follows -with all trips going toVilla -Olivia: Janaary 16,January 23, January 3g,February g und February 13.Fm: $95 iaclúdeu tramportatiun,lift and lesson; $160 - includestransportation, rental, li$t- andlesson.

Ski trips for Jr. High ntudenluare scheduled fur every otherFriday. Each trip will includerental of equipment, lift tirket,lesson aud transportation. Thedates and locatioss uf the tripsare as follows: Friday, January19 - Alpine Valley; Friday,January 29 - Méjestic; Friday,February 12 - Alpine Valley;Friday, Febraary2f-Majestic.

Fee: $15 includes téanspor-tation, lift and lesson; -$20 in-dudes transportation, rental liftund lesson.

Sr. High trips are scheduled foratteroatusg Fridays. Each tripwill inrlode rental of equipmeut,lift ticket, lesson and truospor--talion. The locations and datesare oo follows: Friday, January9 -Majeotic; Friday, January22-

- Alpine Valley; Friday, FebruaryI - Majestic; Friday, February

- 19 - Alpine Valley. Fee: $15 in-eludes transportation, lift andlessua; 521 inclsdes trañnpor- -

tation, rental, liftaudleeson.For more informatise call 965-

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its Jan. 5 meeting at the ShokieLibrary, 52t5 Oukton St., Skokie,atl:30p.m.

While a member of the Illinoisflouerai Assembly, Mr. Daleysponsored o wide range of refor-mn fur establishing nursing homeresidents' rights, outlining courtcommitment proceedings for theill, - netting- standards for childubuse and neglect investigatiam,and many- other reforms affec- -ting Citizens and the jodirialsystem of Coak County andthroughout Ittinoio.

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by Ed Hanaon

Despite riding - driok-prices,-"HOUSE COCETAII,S" at Alt- -VEY'S laxurlono rùtauraot audcocktail lounge-are still ONLYuse dollar. - '

And,at both leach and dinner,AEVEY'S continus in offer theirdolicluas fréshly made CannermIad FREE tu ali diners.

ARVEY'S, who have gaioedaaiateruadeaal reputation for per-sing the finest of gourmet féodoat very ceasunahie prices; plumnu price Increases - far Ne

The claonically irreverelitcomedy uf Les BalletsTrockaderu De Monte Carlo willreturn tu Skotsie an Sunday,Januar)' 10 at Centre East, 7701Unrein. -

This sassy troupe of dancerswilt perform eatrical dances ufclaosical and rontempurarychoreographers in au 8 p.m. per-formanco. Tickets are $1950,$9.boaatd$8.l6and cae be ordered -byph000 (671-6300).

This all-mole dunce troupepruvidos a fuony look at the nur-molly snì'luos world of classicaldance. Thetroupe has performedallover the world to raverevues.

Year's eve. Their regular large,exteeulve menu of entrees willremain the some daring theChristmas and New Year'sholidays.

Both George and Tommy Ar-voy have asked me to wish alltbeir friends and rastumers avery Merry Christmas and a.prosperem New Year.

ARt/WY'S io located at GuIdonandWaukegao Rhad, Nileuand isopen 7 days per week for Louchand Dinnerand Cocktails.

Satrical dancé groupto perform at Centre East

"fus is the second time we'vehad this group to Sbokie, and thefirst timo oar audience luved it,"Fine Arts Director Doruthy Lit-win ssid. "Wo thiok that this is agood eeample of the diverse kindofprugrammiog Centre East andthe Fine Arts Commission areproviding tisis season," ube ad-doit.

Other upcunisiug Ceutre Eastshows inctode: Arirang KoreanFoth Festival (February 19); TheDesert Song (-March 14) ; andChinese Magic Circm of Taiwun(March 21). Ticketa fur all theseevents are available ut CentreEast. For mure information call673-6300. - -

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Niles Village Board. . . Contienedfrumpage3Musshy thought the village at- up garbege from malti-famityturney was asking for a000 year - residences of mure than 3 flatseatension fur tho -beoda and in- - perbuildinsg. - .

uluted the expiration period be 4. Approved plut of vacatmgJuly, 1982, as wan agreed tu in a alley surrounded by Jarvis,previomresulutionì,ftheboaa-d. Chase, Harlem and Nora

In other actions TUesday night - Avenues.the board approved the reuunisg

Maine Eastat 7847 Caldwell Ave. from B-2 tuM Zoniug fura-Warebume andOffice Use fur Arlington Heights

PlayathonFederal Saviogs and -Loan AndMnatgated Traut --petitioners.The warebume is a conversion ufthe.former Tam O'lltsanter Ten- MaineEast's orchestra is prac-

ticing hard fur several concerts- ois Club which, atone time, wasand the Pluyathoa, scheduledWider consideration fur purchoseJan. i from 5-9 p.m. in the Maine- by two members of the RilesEast cafeteria.Pork BoariL..Referred to the

What is u Playathun? Well, aZoning Buard u petition to coo-Playothun in a fund raisisg- sider placing alt grouod supper-prujeetthat the orchestra is usingted radio, television towers, an-to earn money fur u trip lo thetannas, and parabolic dish anteo-Donan Orchentra Feutival atsas (sstelllte aateouas) to beLuther College in February.permitted under R-1, 2, 3, and4Behindull these rehearsalstsMr.Special Use.Tom Hageman, cundsrtur of thePresently sue humeuwnér busorchestra. -u 1g foot in diameter satellite un-

Members of theorchestra willterma in bis backyard in thebe asking for pledgeru accordingliarlem-Dempster area. Since ittu how many hours they are-ablewas never apprOved by theto play. Aesyune who makes avillage, the owner will be obligedcontribution tu the plsyathon isin seek the new zoning or willwelcome to attend and eveu "sit-have to remove it, according tu

Sage officiain. in" andpluy with the orchestra.Ordinancm approved Tuénday - -

night include thefuliowiog:Developers who oasi the O presen

Signal Control Lights within the 'VdlageofNdesmustugreetoin.- VIP awardscladeOpticom Syuteminany,new tnigoalu afcootrols installed. This As port of the Moyer Koplunwill 000hle the fire department tu Jewish Community Cantor'schange tIse llght by an automatic Tooth Áesisiveesaey Celebration,f0157 signal initiated from a fire - -the Health und Pbynical Educa-truekin ruote. : lion Depuotmoot will recognise

Amended Chapter 19 License ten people for VIP awoeds 8:00and Business Regulations which p.m. Thursday, Junuoey 14 at theincludes a tax on the rental of Kaplan Conter, 5050 W. Ckarclsautomobiles wittsio village. Out- st., Sbobie.of-state companies teasiog' Preudént li-slog Foutlik andvehicles will now be subject tu Health sed Physical Educaliusooeoroalestax. Committue Chairman Iuuocd -

3, Amended Chapter -15 (Gar- Dieti:li will hosur.these individ.hago, Trash and WeedS to in- outs ai the Boaed of Directorselude ruling Nifes dues not pick méeting for theie poeticipation.

Richard M. Daley, Cook Cuse-ty State's Atlursey will speak tuthe members of the Skohie AreaChapter uf the - AmericanAssociation of Retired Persum at

for sume day skiing. Saturday,Feb. 13 isthe date and we leave at8 am. and return at 5:30 p.m. Thefoes are $21 and $15. All feesquoted are resideot raton.Register saw at the Roc. Center,7977 Milwaubeeave. Call %7gg33forioformation.

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b( M-VÈfl ,o heft In help ymiwith Ion,, n.j. Why noi gine Ihm,, nnnE Inn ynin Bijunonn Gomine

Ici

CATCH BASINS& SEWERS

-

JOHNSSEWER SERVICEl)aktcn& Milwankèe.

696-0889Your Ncighhorhond Sewer Man

CATERING

G. M. PARTIES. INC.$3.25 Per Pennon

Benf Uthon. Soinds ReOsSel Up And Serviced-

With Prnteosinnel Stoff312/966-5099 0e 9666339

MII..

HEATING &COOLING

BUDGET HEATING fr COOLING

Altoolinu: Rn.smnwiiersl

Special offer. i free hot water lankinstalled w/each central heatingor cooling nyntem we seS & in-stall. This offer has now been ex-tended from Christmao to NewYeer's Day. Budget HeatIng &Ceellug has very reasonahleprices un products & services.Cala 267-3505 fer a free estimate.Neme brand energy-efficientequipment. All products fs ser-vices guaranteed.

. TheBugle,Thurud.y, December24, 1981

BUSINESS SERVICES

CEMENT WORK

HENEGHANCONCRETE

Driveways, patios, walks, garage'floors and fossdatioss.

FREE ESTIMATE

823-2519

FIREWOOD

SEASONED HARDWOODSOch, Ash &Cherry$60 per face cord

2 cords, $150; 3 cords, $135Free kindling A slacking

100% satisfaction guarasleedGLENW000 TREE EXPERTS

1?46298 533.2738

HANDYMAN.

HANDYMAN

Carpcutey - .PanelingEïectriccl .Plsmsbingo Fleer& Walt Tile lu Ceramic

or What Have VeuInside& Outside Paiuting

& Wallpaperleg. - Oegaeize Ctusets

CALL ROY- 985-eelS

HOME & OFFICECLEANING

DOMESTICSERVICES

Reliahle cleaning of small officeand private homes. For slur-mation. call between 5:00p.m. and5-Otp.m. -

539-2610

KITCHEN CABINETS

W000GRAINING -

A fruclienol the cml of refinishingnr laminating. Give your kitchencabinets a sew richly graised,oiled wood finish. Painted ormetal. No slripping, no mess.Many.wood-tones. Uobelinvahleresallo. Samples. Call enes, Run.

431-6291

LAMP ANDFIXTURE WORK

LAMP AND FIXTURE WORKWe will repair, rewire, cInas, in-spect, sr hang any tinture orlamp for the lowest price io town

ROADRUNNER ELECTRICCall MOie after O at 987.1198

READ SUSE

fer ErST RES VLTS''__-v-__., .J

PAINTING

IPei'ERIOR b EXTERIOR.

PAINTINGWallpapering, wallwashing,plastering A drywall. CInasprofessional work at affordable,prices. Local tradesman.Estimates given gladly, anytime.

Call Jim Brennen at:

965-1194Special consideratinn to SeniorCitizens In eue area,

FARDER

PAINTING SERVICE

Interior & ExteriorNo job too small

FREE ESTIMATE

9G66683

PROFESSIONALPSYCHIC

Readings uf the future teemcoffEe cem Ftw pjjff.ment, call:.

AGNES

674-1505

ROOFING

Low COSTROOFING

Complete Quality Roofing Service. WRITTENmcc ESTIMATE -

SEWER SERVICE

REEVES&MOSIER -

LICENSED SEWER SERVICESlsWhenIiug Rd., Mt. Penspect

Catch Basins I Cleaned ARepaired) _

Sinh A Main Sewer Unes)Rnddcd, Somp Pompo, etc.)

aFlond Controls InstalledLicensed (Licedse No. hOSt)

- A BondedFREE ESTIMATES

Call ST7-t74825Ou,5,i,è.5lIWo,k 000rona,:

FLUSH SEWER SERVICEFree Estimate

i- -0001g rb&TII:.5:k.

998.681014g Jasies CI. Olenaiew

SNOW PLOWING

BUTCH'S 5KO WPLO WING

Caes Started- We Plow

Commercial IndsstriaIHumes

CaB BUTCH

- . 035-7958

MUSICAL-INSTRUCTION

Fiano-Gaitsc-AccordionOegan AVoice. Private inslruCtinns, homeor studio. Classic & popularmasic.

RICHARD L. GIANNONE965-3281

BUSINESS SERVICES

TELEVISIONSERVICE

TELEVISIONSERVICE

$2.00Service Cisl. Parts entra.OwnerMr. Santueci

Wanted to hoy B&W, color por-tahle P/s thatsend repairs

5395229m 432-9182

.

UPHOLSTERY

PETE'S UPHOLSTERYCmb,,, cei,&siery&CutkCS

rvmeoarnmsscenuai,4UPh*t&YLag I ilnoilbisi seo

unaqucs'enlusth,,d.nadenau&CmmernbISmdall5u&

r,i,eesii,,,se.p:ck."e&d&i.,y. cas275,4935.

2354 W. Faster, Chicago

WINDOWCLEANING

WINDOW CLEANING

BY

H.M.S.Window Cleaning A Snow Plowing

Resideatialand Small Rminess475-1406 587-8539 967-5860

PLEASECHECK -

YOUR ADS1

Want Ads should be checkedeach time they appear. Wecaunut he respunsihle larmure than une iaeueeecl laser-tina. Bugle Pnhlicatiaas shalteat he tiahte lar any amsantgreater thaa the amoant paidbr snch advertising.

Bugle Pahlications reservethe eight ta classily all adver-tisements and te revise orreject any -advertisementdeemed ahjeclionahle.

CLOTHINGNEW &USED

Ivory silk-faced peas de soiegown. Atencos lace A tiny sendpearls, illusion veil A matcoiagheadpiece. Clean - for petite kride,size 7. $155.00. 965-1570.- 846/1-21

FURNITURE

Round walsutcollee table 3'diameter. Escelleol cnod. $35.

t96-3737

fi

NICE PETS FOR

-ADOPTION

TO.APPROVED HOMESfirs. l-8P.M.-7 days a week.

Receiviag animalo 7-5 wnekdays,7-1 Saturday and Sunday.Closed all legal halidays.

KAYS ANIMAL SHELTER27S5N. Artingtoa Uts. ltd.

. Arlington Heights

, MERRYCH RISThIAS

MISCELLANEOUS

IFT. ARTIFICAL PINE TREEIn excellant cand. $25.50.-

Call 966-5795 after t.

WIreless Intereom/thanitar- nuits- -

just plug In, no wlres.Fnnnn solidslate mIlls. f80tO. 8667X26.

- -- - -- 639/1-14

2 Flherglas belted sinw tiresmounted an SO lag rims. Likenew, t year old. 076-15. ReplacesS.15-l5. Pairfd5.00. 567-8445.

.841/1-14

Tavero-size shnllle haard, likeflew. $250.50. 567-5448. -

. - 648/5-14

19"Magaav'os hlack & white fluor-madel TV. $150.50. 557-8445.

543/1-14

25-valume Book el Knawledge.$150.55. 567-5445. 844/1-14

Bannethair dryer. $7.SE 967-8445.845/1-14

Collector wools to sell entire heercan collection, over 505 cans.

656-2737

-Large split leal philodendronSaar plant, with pot. $14.00. 567-7511. 848/1-14-82

Girt's sloe 1 white teather Jahn-san's ligare Ice skates-like new.$31.00. 566-7126 - 838/1-14

Typewriter: Olivetti and Royal,correcting, office size. Like new.Elec. Sac. $255.04. 364-1592.

547/1-21

Cerns-c050try slds, poles (mediam)and cross-coustry men's skiiagshoes, size 15. $50.60. 567-1127.

536/12-31

USED CARS,

Corvette, 1981, Llll-Aatnwhitn/bloe leather, A/C, PS/PB,power wisdows k Incisa, T/Twheel. Rear window defogger,heavy duty shucks A battery,cruise control. OnIce cInc-trosically tuned AM-FM stereowith cassette and CB -radio &power antensa. Rear compar-tment speakers. Call Michael at

631-6355

WEBUV JUNK CAR$I., ree p4-h-np. County A StileAalhoriaed Aulo Crasher. Cocci-pleIn line O! used parts. Free -locator Srrvice. Call Mary Mon-day Ihm Saturday.

GLOBE AUTO RECYCLING296-5568

LOST I FOUNDLOST: Gold nuggel hracnlet.Ssnday, 12/13, Morlón Gcove/Niles vicinity, Walgreen's,Dominich's or Jewel. Engage-ment present. Please retoco. -

Reward. 967-1696 eves., weekends;

- PERSONALS

JIAPPY CHANNUKAHtond re Healthy New Year

to Grandma Adele -

LesemidErnonBmithJoiie

CONDO FOR RENT

TERRACE SQUARE CONDO-1bdrm., tlh fIr., immed, occupas-cy. Freier middle-aged person.Nopels. $360mo. 565-OSS3het. 4.Spm

flEED o JOB ?. LOOK AT

THE VERY BEST

OF EVERYTHING

TO EVERYONE!

CHINESEHOUSE

We specialize in Chisese CuisineDining - Cacktails

15% nffwith this adWe accept:

MaiserCamt-VLsa-Ansnricaa EupramClosed Moadaya

Tues-Sut. 11AM - lfPMSundays 3AM-SFM

CIUNESE HOUSE RF.STAURANT5511 W. Belmont, Chicago

889-3111

We Offer Complete-Cleaaiag Service For Best

Quality Cleaning -

Alterations Specialty6 CORNERS CLEANERS On

SHOE REPAIR4515 W. Isniug Push - 2026535

IlandTallor-Made Snits FarMen&Woneea

Cnstom-MadeShlrts & Binases

ALBERTO CUSTOMTAILORS

4522 N. M6wunkee, CIuxan984-5581

We Speeiatlzeln Chinese Cuisine01 Restaneantln Teces

CHINA TO WN RESTAURANT5922 W. Lowsenne, Ctdcagn

725-3103

HAPPY HOLIDAYSTO ALLBILL'SPET SHOP

577 Gracetanddive., Des Plaines624-5827

Dog Geonwiog by n pi-1 Compinie line iforsnnioo aids & b,,li 8, inn Isodo. hOd O,wao canini boarding. Accessi, in,. Qanisyic,pealfish. Oi,danfWs0voOon.

Established 1957

EÉ NIAGARAFee Aalhen6c MShicaa Pnud

Specializing is enchiladas,steaks, tacos, seafood.

25f W. trisag Pack, Waad aale. 766-Basaoocninee, EassOnodee.425-aaie

souvieaioca,ce,scac Laks-615i455.diSiStessi. Wandstock-5i5/tI&BSSi

HAPPY HOLIDAYSILLINOIS BALLOONS

Southwest -Downers Grove-Northwest -Burciogtofi

739040Olooms nides& nei Caciitinaiea anUabl5

Give A Gill That Speaks -alMemories, Yon'll lind a varied.selection al heaoilfnl things framallier years.

ANITIA'S RAGS-TORICHES901 Shesmuo nl Main) Eaacntnci

864-2010

OFFICE SPACEFOR RENT -

Small office rooms fur rent. WIRredecorate. Classic Bowl Building.

--985-6360

- OUT OF STATEPROPERTY

4ACREFARMSnWannee Casmty, Florida

$5958$95 down $B9monthly -

Also t acre lot $3595$95 down $39 monthly

Jim Jean, lic. Real Estate Denker412 NE 10 Avente,

Gaiscesadle, FL 32101Cult me lOft teen:

t-0001144681

BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES

AMBITIOUS COUPLES TO RUNconsumer service ceitters fromhome To$2,509 /mo. 256-6045 -

HELPWANTED

COOK

To prepare lunch in office diningroam nf Sknhie mfg. for akuul 25persona, S-day week, 4 lo 5 hosesper day. No weekeads nrholidays. Phone:

Me. Ed, Hayes61962W

- SECRETARY

STENO-Nun-Profit Organ'uation

Des Plainns LecatinnRequires gpod commonicationskills, steno, typing and honk-keeping. Excellent - benefits.Sataçy$lO,500a year. Call:

Mary Je Lamparshi

965-0900-squalnppsnfsoitrcrnployern/f

987-0400

FULL TIME

ASSISTANT MANAGERExperience neceSsary.

MIDWEST OUTPOST

6121 Oenpslee, MG.

PHYSICAL ThERAPISTRegistered physical thnra$istwith 1 yr. professional experten-ce. Needed part.time for homehealttscai'n. Forinfarenatino, cal:

EVANSTON NORTH SHOREHOME HEALTH CARE

471-4111

IMMEDIATE POSITIONAvailable Far Secretary

Dufles hvnlvo scythe and 000ceniog h,,,.wo nffer gad clawing salany ioeisdvgfrnfch,nsf:a. -

PIcS,, call for lof envien:625-1183

ROTOFLEX INTERNATIONAL, INC.1403 Censen Cknle. Dawneen Ornan

- GENERAL OFFIÇEFol Tine

1ÌiagUght Bookkeeping

Payroll &Some Shorthands1141196

NEW FACTORY OUTLET. Management Traineesn AdvertisIng

-s Saleso Office HelpCan earn Part Time $7 per hour.

Fall Time sp to $360 per week.Me, Dunnellt 847-5425

HELP -WANTED

SALES - PART TIMEExperienced saleswomen wan-ted. Must have outgoing per-sosalily and he convincing.Work ix kridat salan 2 mIes perweek inShohie: Top Pay. Call:

Cbarleue at 685-6370laset up interview

-

ChRISTMAS HELP$4.19 oc hour part lima. tdeal far-utndeats A moanlighters lt nrover. Call S-p.m. Aukfar Karen.

- 415-8656

The emeegisg altitudeowosgmen to ka ploycat

- yet strong, moea eonfidzsllnod osuontice witt women,

.. m neee000a I io thoie dma, isose mnee step i 002cc OS nlihn social changea that

- storied is Ihn late 5960's.

This new mate enpeessive-sesac cody shows is thesoles nl oSoso frageoases,50w U tu $400 million ayear, oo men begin to scabch esens ocy pleaooee ofscaat.They'ee eommsoioating -sohtln messagas Io ihn oppo'aile oes thenogh feugeonoeond women, who hay half07 all moo's catogans, ueemla all/Wort the t,esd.

- flBugle,Thursday, December14, 1181 PnRnM

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In various parts 0g the nuantey, i Croisa"caes and dogs," pisohforks," darning needles,"ohioken enaps," and "hammer handles,"

2WAYS TO ADVERTISE- INTHE BUGLE BARGAIN BARN

i ADVERTISE FREE-PAY-.5ONLY IF'YOU SELL

vvoe000uf baprisfad FREE Comn,tssion Is cecectedete, vouelIon, lu dispused st. lions scropiad cc a co500leaino bast, ron 5;weskooewSlmld.S,oimld,thenaieinha,oefame.pleaoeooftfn- ,,a 1550-09251 wOrn ene ita,, le Sotdmitcoi vosead eon na cancellaiy51100noc000sie dseècao iftheitemieaoldl,roughaonw,rmornn

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nonne itas foe meb item a Oc ndne,tisod. toso ad sillon, toc tnek. Mall 50151 isgether Oith aO,slttacne io: The soge naennio5n. sani, no mosconi ads sill be accepted b aln0000e. nary. naieluidi0ude may abo he becught atta the onice ai Sosa Oaener

,

NOTICEAds toted anIse them elansilicatinos nennt ho

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HOME FURNISHINGS PETSSPORTING GOODS SWAPS TRADESAUTOMOBILES ' GARAGE SAIES

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