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Ctuteer Society Thanks Mies For ContribulionsaU Of the citizens of Nues re-sponsible for makiog this yearsCrusade a success.We re always in need o deaD

white used materi1 for makingdressings ad aayoue wisidagto d003te OrI1 ahueSo.etc.. may cali Mrs. P. A. Hamilion au Hiles 7-6874.

The Northeat Sfl1aDbauU-ter of the Ameriean Ceacer Su-dey wishes to etI ils ibanSs

aWredalion totheresjd1sof Nifes for thdr s4lpoet ofthe Spdl Caucea eusa1e on-der the able direction of Mrs.chuzan (Marge)SOInD. OD bcbaif of the BOard of -

Mrs. SolDas m:ea that 16e fuI voI'Wleers ihat make up thedrive is in the foal p6ase auI Amedcao Caucer Society We

ft WOuld be greafly. awreciat&_ii FfreDepartmeflt-vefofles WUD1d cali YOrkIDWD 66683 .or Takau 3-S2 on lbe eau be Wa!ns Of R. ISpicked up. or ibey canbe loft Ccusi' Fires80 Nibs Ding Store of Oakton .--..S., ---'--.e-WeaIso

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dirty rags (particolarlytlnse that have been used forpolishing or painting). old box-on. tDy5 scrap lamber. old rags,

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The Skokie police-PoiitiCtaflcrime tie-in which IS 50W Un-der scrutiny in ChiCagc bearslocal interest to NilesiteS. Thewingspread of theErier-machne

, spilled over into ali Nues Town-ship villages. -

In days bygone. when NoIes..oç was confined primarily ta the

! area east of -Harlem. the NOes!H ToShiP Demacracic machine,

headed by Knee, ruled the roosthere as well. Mayor StankaviicZ

- a part of the machine,had antan-imoar raie in Niles receiving

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osd giving Sapporo to his party.On local decEna days in NUesthe well-ailed machine wnald get rout thevote here as it didtliraagh-ut the Hiles Township area. Thethahce for apposition was slim.

I But, like any pyramid. whoseL ousdatioo is pocked ith air!

noies, it began to crumble whenhe weight at the top becomescucessive.

In NUes. just as in Skohieand ilortOo Grave, the diinte-grullos of the machine began

-when the Chicago invasion tookr ?lace in the early fifties. While

he control of the local political

]

offices confinood to be held byI

the same men, their eventual

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downfall was correlated with su-'c1 dden increased population.

Lost our.Skkie'strWteeOllices began the inevit4ble turn-over. Three mavericks usurpedthe Krier-machine- to gano office.

iIi Murtos Grove, many personssay MayorKqller days are nam-bered. In Nifes the chascos for

-Ithe Mayor1to retain his numberune chair are similarly slim.

While Corruption has cometoi_fl. publiclight throughout the town-i ship more recently ihn seeds of:

its eaistence has been here for.I sume time. Sad os it may be, no

persan nor party, should bè re-tamed in office for too. long a,

In oar national government.just us in our local ono. mis--

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I doods seem tu increase with the- longUi of time any ano group re-

mutin - in -poÇr Tho -change toI dnotheo group is generally a

healthy change.

-- Fhe KrierdamÙmted macMum -

! seemed to close ita ranks inb

more receso ye*r.s:. Perh8ps- itWas felt that théir chance for re-tbthioi pow6rwaabest bydPhwing their -forces around thearhumé-banc hi Skokie, rather thannpreadliig their ranks more thinlythroughput -ehe Township. Thun.in recant years - the StapkowiCtudominated forces boNUe wereless a part.of the -Krier farcesthan before. ¿.nd it IS likely bothgroupa- perpetuated themselYesan additIonal, four year- termasthe rult of this re.allgnm000.

in 19570.NUes had a papulation- of 14.000; Bykpiittiog their votefloree ways 1ocal voters retainedthe Staokowicz government forfour more years.8oth m-Skokle -

and Morton Grove,- osherp idoli- -

tirol changes are taking- place.the Krier.forcea rernoinedot thehead of theirtowos daring these -elections.

The new era, the one ofthept»fAticai amateur, han already be...gaio in Skokie and it will followis MG and Niles next year. Theneophytes. iwve hai little

. knowledge or interest - In - civicgovernment whjie Chicago res-.Idents have been slow ea awakenamen moving ta the suburbs. Batbeing involved in schnol matters.5ninr s,-nh1wn endless lieti-

áyorAnd Five !ftustees- Oppose "-No Pinball

Methbers of the Grennan Heights Festival rom- to right: Peter Geahos, 8301 Oheto. Oscar Meyer:--.. .....h ... _,i,.A wilO fesidents to reserve -8333 Oleander, and Henry Kramer, 8146 North

iS June 25 for a real: gand time. Fromleft Creata.

!Q*W.dWt '71 Fiiiu1 woman's.CluboetHo'iorabe Mentiön-

Referendum : June- 21 -

Award -

Bytheeod of 1960 the tUn-.payers of NAIns Township willhave accumulated the 5mo ofsome $400,000.00 al excess' -

tOWesliiptW' fUndS. meso - earncens funds hove accrued fromthe two percent coGestion feeincluded ta. your annual tax bili.

Lst year the legislators feltIt aeisabl to pass Serate Bill171 in BrdeÍ to permit the dlstri-butlon of these funds to the ele-mentorS school districts after-January I. 1961.

On jane 21, 1960, theré willbe an advisory referendum cal-led by the Township Board ofAnditura to solicit yoSr oponen05 - tO how you think these foodsshould be distributed: Your Rn-ard of Educatlnn recommendsthat for the best ose of theseexcess towoshiP tauds they beturned over ta the elementaryschool districts do total. Were-cominead that your read the bal-lot carefully and pick the Pro-position that sill bring the grew.test return fo the seheni dint-rim. -

A vote to return these f- - -

from thun ever growing ¿loan-cial obligation. - -

fo the st-----that the Nifes PublicScl000l wouldreceive approulmatel - $30.000.This is based on the 1958 asse- C0105I5 Sanitariam Lustrini.

ssed valuation. This money would Money contributed to the TBcharity FoandatiOn ossued fo the

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. continued on Page 4 tag- of 1961. Hènce. this 4mQUnt-coutsof this hospitaliZaf ion.

would nut have to be included -

iii tbk tax bilis of the people -

Each. year the General Feder-

living in thin aghool district. aOjan of Women's dabs and the. Sears Roebuck Foandation jotht

Each yportheoperatiOOaleestaly sponsoraCommunitoAchievW.

of ¿lila district manthisCiThere - -

nte5t The WodansCinb

are mare children eorolled,can- of Nifes woo -honorable meaUoii

seijoently. more tax doUars arethe&r entry in the Teeth

required. Her is an opportunItyDistrict of the Ill. Federation of

to give the taxpayer nornereltaf womena ClUbs.

The followingare thestate win-nera of the contesE 1st-Wheel-

In this schoOl district the re- ng Womn's Club. 2nd-Went

sidents livioS south of HuwaidPrankfort Womaúa Club, 3rd-

vete at the -Nifes Village HallRyle Woman's Chah, 4th-Jerome

These entries niB-now en to the -General Federation of emeo'f

located at 7166 Milwaukee Ave- Womoas Club, Sth-RellevneWw.

00e. The residents living north-°°' ClOb.

çii.Haward will vote at St. JohnBrebeúf Sckaol located ht 00l The winners were annewiced at

Harlem Avenue, Polls will be -

the l.F.W.C. cenyentian at the

open 11cm 6:00 a.ia. to 7:00 p.m.Sherman Hotel early in May

Clubs headquartera for the fi-inal jadging.

. The Womans dab of Nifesis theptoud reclpieaf of anachievement certificate presea-wd by CARE (Coòperative forAmerican Relief Everywhere).The award is presented for anotable public - service in sop-port of the General Federationof Women's Clubs CARE pro-gram thriough the state federa-tion. - The program helps needy

the world.

7 Residents WereT.B. Patients -

in1959Seven Nifes residents among

130 north suburban residentswere hospitalizrd with tuberco-lnsis during the -year 1959. Thecost nf hoopitalization was $16,236 for the seven Nilesites, oc-cording ta the latest report fromthe Suburban Cook CountyTaber-

All - OpposeS-tanley'siPÏnbat1 Ban

Thivrec lobo Stanlei?s matoustu bunpini'alI machines in Nifesmet with an ooxsnal display ofaeger by Mayor Stankowita and

- a stony silence by the romain- -

- der of the village board.

At Tuesday's night's meetingStanley acted after reading inChicago pajmrs . as well as inTHE NILES BUGLE that sovbiifoderai tax gambling tmiM hadbeen issued to Nues' business-men. Stanley said that the purchase of the gambling stampsfor Une on pinball? was tacit

- tiO,eta5tuflttZ%W"'fing io the village. -

IMayor StankowicZ angrily de-

med ihat any stamps wore pur-chased by Nifes' haoieess men

- saying, 'I find on one has pur-chbsod the 000mps intIm vil-lage°. When Stanley explainedthat fIfe sfamp were purchasedlfy the owners of the machines

- rather than the bnsinessmen,themselves. Stasfiowicz reaofledwith anger, equal to his url0lna.loatburst. The Mayor said if thetrostees passed. such an ordì-nance it would be an admissionthur-there was gambling inNiles.

Then the Mayor proceeded todefend Nifes' hasinessmen. Inan -obvious blhst at THE 1LESBUGLE he said he dId not be- -lieve that boslnessmen hod tiftake ridicule fl-nm newspapers...he said. the newspaper criticlamwaf aoinfereocethebnsineaameaweré gamblers. In another re-mark directed at THE BIX3I.Ehe -aaid he had, to1d reporter

. there, were im stampa In thevillage and he asked the reput- -

ter whether he had seen the- ammpa--he-a5ldho -had-- toot.

- The Mayal thea went no to anythat the piaban machInes InNilUbare not gambling devicop :l'z-*is'-tee Stanley then ni&6la °DO-.pinball motion -wblçh diód be-cause of lack of a accord from

- any other tountee.

Stanley said that these stomps. being -bound in the naines of the- businessmen made their ose Obo -

vinos. RiinMayorStitlkOWiCZ nod-- Ti-nalca Sam Brunohotii anid

manufacturero of the ¿flaeMnes- arenow in Washingtoflfor the

purpose of determining whetherthe machines are gambling de-vices. - -

Brano, mude the incredulousstatement that a U$. agent soldthe atamps illegally..._..ln de-fense of why. if they were sold.they were sdliI os amunélnentdevices.

Village Attorney Wells ¿pies-tioneo1 whether the ordinanCeweold be geod° if there wan nogambling in Nues. Stanley saidplobalin are 'a game of haga-feUe ander state statue andcoul4he banned.- Wells then affIrmedthis was possible. -

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My head sps with the flurryof two graduati9pu baccaleuere-.ate seryicés. a prom and mul-tiple family gatherings. 5: fur

. this ediflou 1 muut of necessityturn, social editor and write ofwhat has been all time cousu-ming. for yours truly.

:East Mafue JuntgrHgiÌ. held their grdutIon eicerdselon Monday. June 6th amId a be-53' 01 lovely flew dreoses .

handsome. Dew suits. DIplumswere banded out JOHNPREa5 President of UItfl@ar6of Edzcàtiòn for Scbo Distiict#63 an Onkton Mnorite. Many

..of the faces W approach blmwere neighbors. ¡ dddltion tomy sou, TIM. some at the proud. .

réofplénts Were the CAES bru...

tbers LARRyaad PAUL DICELOSUANO CAROL CRAIGLEKATHY CURTIN LThN DEER-ING. MARILYN IORNALL. KA-THY.; KQCH. the LAMBERTeWIOSDENNISand PENNY, NANCY:McGREGoR, KAYDlSON PAMHOTU, ROGER SASERSONNOR-MA TRYBIJS and CHUCK-WIER-CINSEI. The entertainment con-sisted of the entire graduatingclass rendering, three lovely se-lections. One intorestlag side-.light of note was that the -mostpopular names forgiris theyearthese children were born wereKATHY and CAROL for girlsand for bays MICHAEL aad- Jo-mes.

One of the thrills of the weekfor me ws Seeing my. son,

. BILL In his first fusedo. Howstrange that simply by the wea-ring of such apparel, the untidy,

- lumbering bunk ofmale is mugi-cally transformed into a suave,man-of-the-world, handsome gf-ademan. lt is just one more notton gentle reminder that yourlittle hoy Is a man and leavesMom with a misty eye as he de-

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parts to pick up that specIaldate. -

In our generatluis prom nightwas a fairly established traub-tionof dancing.to a name handat,a populär ruomin one of the

-. d9WntOngi hotels with a late sup-per at a well known bistro wIth

.- probably more dancingto a urna-.:l1 cOmbo.Todsy thelcidi. wiüt; something differént. Following-

the prom in the past few yearslt has been popular -to take.atrain in the very early moro-Ing hours to some distant pic-n spot where activities ore

.òntinued the estire sent day,

This year one party of theMaine Township High School ge-

- duates- devised - an outing . they. felt was new and different, At--. ter the prom -held in the school

. cafeteria. which was elaborO-tely transformed Into a gardesScene, a floorsbow which Indu-dad a top award winning bar-berahup. quartet, a male aNd fe-male vocalist and fireworks onthe- school grolunda, ten .cóúplesmade tracks for- the MOnroe St.

- cruiser waIted to take them outlolo -Lake Jslichlgng-for a (rain-

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a-dlstaiuu!e view of the -Chicagookylind. The couples includedJOHN PHILLIPS and JUDY JO-.-

HNSON, RON KULLICK andGAYLE- 8LAKER DM -AUSI1N

. AND DENISE MC ENERNEY.ROB MISENER andSALLYSCH-

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District 63 . V

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The Board of Eduiçation of - -

East Maine School District No.63 is holding a bond referee-dum on -Saturday. June 25, see-king permission to.issse$350,000in hoods for the purpose of cons-

- trsctmg a new seventeen roomelementary school to be- readyfor occupancy by February 6,1961.

The building which hás beentemporarily sumS Ozanam Ele-mestary School will be locatedtwo blocks north of DemysterStreet and four blocks east ofWashington Road os a site owned-by the school district. The bull-ding will contain fifteen.regularclassrooms, The two story stru-cturd has provisions for addi-flouai classrooms and a futureaU-pqrpose room.

-The polls wiG be apeO from12:00 noon until 7:00 P.M. os

- Saturday, Juno 25. Nile pollingplaces- have been designated as-follows: Bajlòrd School, 8320Ballard -Rd.0 Hiles 48. Illinois.For those living sortit of the

KIR LANE REVIEW.The May 20th meeting of Kirk

Laso Community Org., was heldat the village hall at 8:15 andwas called to order by 1st VIce-.President William Zemos. Therewere forty members present tohear a report by Mr. Bes Sos-sowsbi. regarding thé future gfmultiple dwellings is the villageof Niles. He stated that the fu-tore of multiple dwelliogs independed a lot opon the new so-sing plan that is heisg formo-lated and is to be presented tothe voters at some future date.ReNI the "Ougle for more de-toils. and go to the meetings toshow your interest is this lup-portnt item offeciogoll of Niles.

We presqoted a movie on bow-ling for the mes, and a movié ospainting and docoroting 'for the

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ladies. Thdy were very well liked- and we will bave other isterestiogmoviés at ourS future meetings.

The Kirk Lane Commasit-yOr- -

gasizotias is sot political hutaeivië grasp that is always seer-- kiog for the betterment of Niles.

tes OnJune25-

center lise of Dempster Streetand west of the center line ofMilwaukee Ave., and siso thatpart nf School District No. ul-lying south of the center lineof Oempster. St., and west ofthe center lise of CumberlandAsease. -

Oak School, 7640 Mais St.,Nibs 48, filmais, for those li-vinS south of the eeorer lineof Dempster Street and east ofthe nester line of CumberlondAvenue.

'Membets of tite fltard ofEducotion 'have been attendinghome owner . meetings through-out the district to explain the'seed for the new sehosl. ..taidE. W. J. Bagg. Superintendentof Schools. 1t is imperativethat the district support each

- step of the long range plan ofthe Board of Edocotio if asadequate educational pro$rom ismaintained. We urge olldltlzent

--to, -vote for this proposition for -

the welfare of -the- children inthe.difrinf. -

There will sot be o meetingin June. hat the next meeilsgdill he io September os the six- -te-sub which is the third Fridayof the month. ox which time weexpect to see maqy ofourfrieodsand Pkighhors. The cost to he-long to such o worthwhile groupis only . ose dollar per family,and our Secretory. Don Kitzing,7737 N Nora. will he glad fo

issue you o membershipcord anytime you wish to contact himand pay the Buck. -

s.

The Niles Bugle, Tharsday -Juae 15. 1960

Holy Name Socity

Saint Jobs Brebeuf Holy NameSociety received Holy Commu-5u00. Sunday, Jume 12th at 7:30Moss, celehroted by SpiritualDirector Fr. Francis E. Wol-

- dran. A breakfast and o shortmeetuog was held immediately

-- after Moss at Ed. Roberts' Co-loslol Restaurant. - - -

- Presidest Kenneth R. Scheel,7026 Keeney, Niles. after a so-cnessfo1_fe1pjn office1 will-torn--'over the gavel to the newlyelec.. -

-ted President, Jobs Penos, 8548 -

- N. Oketo, at the next meeilsg in -September. -.

- Other officers elected were:Raymond C. Wilkins. Ist Vice-President: 8310 Orneen, MichaelProveneano, 2nd Vice.Presldemand Pablicity CbolrmOa 7242W. Crois, Charles Schoaze Jr.,

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Cosdek, TreasurerS 8045 N. Os-cesio.

Guest speaker. George Leddy.8046 Ozoeom, who is leaving theparish for Arizona, stressed theImportance of helog on adilve1-laly Name Member. -

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weU-entrenched machines to thatvlth the change from he old

specialists. will came the new eraThe advent of village managers of the sisties.

and specIalists in plannIng and- The sixties will he the era ofconIng and other municipal pro-enlightenment the era.when

. blems, all are Indicators of the. N&lts Tawoship will begin to. change In the local body politics.

catch. np with their. Maine Town-No longerare these corporations.shIp neighbors.which spend from $500.000 ta

well over a $1.000.000. goIng toThis major upheaval will notbe operated by ear. The era

only result-in the Niles.-Tswn-of the specIa1istwho isthployedshIp ers catching sp with herto run large corporatons, isneighbors to the west. hut likelyrow upon us. The emploiment ofseeing the MG-Nlles-Skokie a-specialists can only be employed

red surpassing the se4led cillesof Den PlaInes and Pdik RIdge.The vitality of our aren should

raise Our tOWUS tO the leaders. of the north ànd northwest su-burla during the ensuIng sixties

whIch is a far-crl fromtheir prsent corrupt status.

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We make this request becausethts o about the last availablepiece of vacant land in nus- areabecause our claldr,, deupera_.tely need the recreation fucili-tiesO because our area Is oneof the Oldest in Hiles withoutsa much as u tot lot for apark, because the additinoal ce-st of five acres skould be asmall portino of the total re-terendam, and because yourBoard, as Was mentioned ear-lier, had advised that this isthe only means by which theycould Provide a park site be-cause of the lack of funds forsuch a purpose

Centlemen your Cooperationin this matter for the last twoyears has been most apprecia-ted. We trust all of your cf-forts bave oat been in vain andyou will find it possible to pro-vide the children pl oour areawith the park facilities they haveuo long needed.

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Janet Kuffer daughter of Me.and Mrs. Clarence Koffer, 6839Cleveland, NUes, hou done itagain. For the secoird year Ina row she lu the Top AwardWmner of the Nues Pohl icSchoolBand. She has earned the largeWhIte Letter N.

Janet is graduating tvis yearSand we know that she and theother gradoating members of thebond will be an asset to anyfuture band they may join.

Large stripes were awarded tJudy Anderson, Cycthla Cockrell.Sosas Domoracki and Kit Spi-kings.

Large letter N awards westto Donald Anderson. Peggy Bre-isig, Joanne Kozearski, WilliamMerriman Ruth Aun Olson, Su-san Perr, Scott Saranecki. andDorrel Zolezzi.

Tkóse receiving small stripeswere Joseph 'Bryoe, Lorry Mi-tier. Patricia Nott, David Pug-

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Small letter Ns were award..ed io Paul Angelina, WayneBrandt, James Carter. WoodyCoroelias, Diana Dlngman, KeithFletcher Raymond Gill, KarenGlading, Robert Groomer,, Loa-isette Karán Allen Mandell,Sta-cy Panzella Tiro m a s Parris,Michael Place, DontldSursimans,Ronald Ouzo, and Thomas Young.

Other award winners wore Ro-bert Anderson, Keith Andrews,

Other awjrd winners were Ro-bert Aoderson Keith Andrews,Brett Basmler Larry Bubly,Carol Botzb6ch Ralph Berillio,Philip, Firmiss, Nancy Froh-berg, Sandro Gregory, GaryGary Klopp, Jomes Lisafeld,Thereya, Nolan. Mary Beth Nor-lung, Carl Peterson, Chris Pe-tersan, Michael Pysno JamesRaja, William Sherman, GeorgeSiefei-t, and Beverly Ouzo. Thisg,roop received Senior Band pins.

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approached approximately twoyears ago by our organicotionregarding the need for a parkIn oso- ares. Efforts were madeat that time by tIte Board to oc-qulre approximately three (3)acres for a park in the vicinityof Jonquil Terrace and Wauhn-gao Road. LOCICIOp the necess-

. . any friids. thePark Board wasunable eIther purchase Or po-sslbly acqtiireittheough condem-nation proceedings. The Boardinformed ss that it operates ona yearly hoget and, little if. any funds are available for landpurchases. They indicated theonly possible way funds could

. be obtained for park site pur-chases would be by referendum.

Further negotiatious for acqul-sitios of said land. of courseSwas ended when the Board pro-sentad plans for a fifty - two(52) acre park Site at Oabtonand Waukegan Roads. It is. ofcourses a matter os record thatthe necessary referendum wasdefeated on October 24, 1959.Since that time, we have notbeard. nor approached, the ParkBoard regarding our ever pro-sent need for a small pork be-Cause we fel thhi also was amatter of record. Wej thereforeare Writing again to call this Len Syzmoeski.problem to your attention.

Since plans for acquiring o President Kirk Lane AssociationYouth Center in the Village alHiles through the joint effortof the Park Board and cummi-tree of village trustees are be-ing prepared, a referendum willnu doubt be required. We re-quest Inst wben such a ref eren-dum is presented to the peopleof Niles. it be worded to indi..

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NILES BASEBALLLittle League Division

Standings as 06 Sat.. June ll,I60

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June 3rd, Bruce'Friedmsg hit3 home runs against the Pirates.and lUcky Simone batted in 12R.BJ.s. A grand slammer wasbit by Ricky Simone on June 9against the Redlegs. The Dod-

. mighty proud of these boys.

June 2nd the Orioles, behindthe 4 hit pitching of Kenny Bas-chieben defeated the Indians 16to 8. Jupe 7th Bob Otages pit-ched an 8 hit game defeatingWhite Sox 6 - Orioles 10. June8th. the.rioies Vdefeated theSenators iS - 12 on Bob Schub-12es second borne rim of thenight with two men out and oneman on in. the last of the 6thhitting. In this . thrilling gamesthe lead changed five times.

. May 31st. Cubs opened theSeason by defeating the Cardi-nais 4 - i. Ronnie Baczurikpitches, 6llowiug only 2 hIts andstriking out 17 batters. Homeruns by Glen Kemp. .Ronnio.Bw-6zutik and a triple by Joe Rep-paio accounted for the scoring..June 6th. the cubs gar their.ascend wn defeatinthe Pirates7 - 3. Glenn Thdmpson vias théwinning pitchéi-1 allowing 3 hitsand striking nut -i4batters. Hitsby Joe Roppolo. Mickey McCabeDave Schmid; Glen Kemp, and2 . hits by Ronñie Baczurik col-lected all the runs.

Mr. L. Doud. manager and hisannelant. Mr. Olsòn deservea lot Of credit for the wonderfuljob donw with a buncls.of- tenyear olds çuVthe Athletics team.

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. gardening,Vpatios laid. Cali DA lowe try thdir best to fill . the, e-BIO? Ver AL l-4936.. sheen of. thelr févorite ball play-

To help. our faith keçp sp withtheir tavorite teams here. arethe acores.

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Park SoftballLeâgue BeginsPlay

The Nues Park District 16softball League got uuderwaytoa s.cesSfUi start Thesday Jane7th i11fè4otreDameMghSchooldiai3E where all of the gamesw' I be played this yeàr.

by MRS. E. GALLkGRThe St. JoÍ. Brebeuj LadiesBowftpg banquet held recently atPetrtccas broughtits third bowljig Season te a Cluse.

.'Iiree years ago. the ladies or-..ganized the league with Wi1li

Arndt, Lyle ilammrrberg. Arecs

In the opening gamo of the eve-ning the Oakton Manor CivicAssociation behind the six hitpitching oL!Ginger Troiani beat . _ -the NAC IP to S in a well piayed

Ou Wednesdayovesing the Bre-.en Street Bombers bombardedLehigh Auto Construction 22 toi4. Five home-runs were hit bytim Bombers with left fielderGao Schriene.r getting two.

In the game between the óodeRanch and the Nues Youngsters,on Thursday, the Dudeé who sito-wed the Youngsters. a thing ortwo about the farne, came out os

'top by a score of 14 to 8.

The Hiles VFW drew a tie.

League Standings

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ARTZENBACH. JACK SQUARtIOAND JOAN DOUGLAS, BILL WA-lAtER and SHARON O'BRIENJIM 'JIGGS SIGMUND and'JUDY GOTISCHALK.i'AUL RA-DEWAY AND PAT FRIES. DEN-NIS MC GORMICK andMELAN1EJENNEWEIN sod LARRY KAMKA

. aild SUE BIBEl. Picture if youvili a ltvish npread with the ro-lling toiling. rolling deck undér-fout and you will understand thatin spIte of ravenuus tern aged

. appetites. there was still enoughfood left to fund twenty murehungry young peuple. Before titelake excursion talk to une ofthe above mentioned for somepointers. There were plenty otseasick pills consumed so mustof the party stayed on their ownfeet. Çhaperoneo for the. curly

' morning cruise wore Mr h Mrs.RON PANICAU. it will be an gu-perience much taiLed about byall participants for a longtime.

On June and 28 the finalahai Faith Lectures will be

V held at Bunker Hill at 8:00p.m. All Interested persans arinvited to attend. On the 21st,Harlan Scheffler will speak onthe "Promise of All Ages". thelecture on the 28th will tentureLaurençe LaRucque speaking on'God's Plan for Mankind", Nbcharge fur the lectures ' and thespeakers are outstanding in theirfield.

To follow an eotahlished pat-tern, I close with a thought forthe day. The trouble with mostof us in that we would ratherho réined by praise than saved

.by criticism.

Dyer and Dee hiava. Throughthe officer's effort and the helpof the new officers last year:Dot Warmaun President, EleanorGallagher Secretary and AudreySedorehujç Treasurer, the leaguehas emmerged to be 000 of thesmsothest running and largestleagues at Mies Bawling Center.From tite amount of laughing,yelling and ah's that goes on,it goes Without saying that thesebowlers are enjoying their sight

Os Juno 2nd. The SunshinesRestaurant Team of the leaguewere officially champions. Mr.Charleo Stevens nf Sunshine'sRestauranr accepted the trophy.The ladies on the winning teamwere: Hazel Bro.ibhorst, JackieMoore, Jean Resinger, EleanorGallagher, and Dee Farina, In-dtdidoal raby_rosemabi0trophies were aWarded to theteam:

High scratcbgame award wentto Dee Furie- With a 243, whoalso received the W.I.B.C. Pinand a two step white marbletrophy,

. A four inch, silver opeckiedbowling pin with a pennant say-

.ing PERFECT AI7ENDMCEwas given to twenty-two bowl-

ers: Jean Kral. Irene Ebert,Mary Ann Gatto, Dot Warmem,Willie Arndt, Lyle Hammerberg,Lou Davis, Frankle Komer, Phy-Uts Pilipiak. Bernadette Foley,Irene Sorrentino, Low Porazin-ski, Elizabeth Parrish, PhyllisBobley, Audrey Sedorehok, AtmPenon, Rosemary Wilkins, PatMelnerney, Millie Hanahan, ViLeitner, Bunny Chioppe, EleanorGallagher.

This is almoit impossible hottrue: Lou Davis. of Pilot FuelAnd Oil has had three years ofthis coming year and maybe theleague will consider giving youa trophy or a special award forfour years of perfect attendance,,

The achievementaward was wonby Irene Ebert of Lehigh ActoConstruction, who started with anaverage of 90 and finished with116

. Mae Spitcaufshy and Dee bRavatoOk the two booby prizes . fortheir gape on sweepstahes night.

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The trophy award tu ths topbpw;er emded am a toe betweemDee Farina and Fran Breananhain with a f53 average Thosetwo bawlers taught for high ay-eruge and the trophy, from thebeginning of the seusoit to titevery last night at howling. Deewith her biO scratch series didnot discourage Fran, although Itdid mohn it rough for awhile,but after ail all the see-sawinghack und forth, the two emergedsuccessfully to this weil deservedtie. Each received u two-steprose marble trophy. Cash awardswere gives ta these BoWlers;fo r sedies plus handicap: DeeFurisa , 655, LEu Pnruzinski,6i9, Hazel Brunkhstst, 197. Highgame with handicap: EileenWoltf2i7, Fran Brennan, 246, MurgeLake, 246.

The following bowlers receivedpaper meifht medals for a 200or better scratch game: Dee Fa-ritta, 243, Fran Brennan, 2h,Eileen Wolff, 220, Marge Labe.207, Hazel Brsnkhnrst. 207, Phy-his Filipiak, 205, Emy Lou Des-oboe, 20h, Willie Aced; , 202,Rotelle Stroble,. 20i.

The officers forthecoming yearwere introducedbyDatWarmaan:Rea Bilinshi, President; EleanorGallagher, Secretas-y; BerbadetteFoley, Treasurer,

Sponsors who attended the ban-quet were: Mr, and Mrs. M.DeLuca, (of Nibs Bowl), Mr.and Mrs. C. Giovanelli, (ot HilesCommunity Bakeey)Mr. and Mrs.J. Emerick, (of Chgo. TerminalClearance) Mr. and Mro, C. Sto-yens , (of Sunshine's Restaurant)Mrs. Mathulda Johosun, (HilesShoe Repair Center) and Mr. andMrs. R. Ebert (of Lehigh AutoConstruction),

Anyone Wanting tO increasetheir average. please contactHiles Bowl, or Ann Shermanof Hiles Bowl, for further infor-mation for FREE LESSONS.

The St, John .Brebeuf LadiesBowling LeaguC giVes their sin-cere thanks to the D'Luca Fam-ily. Ann Sherman, Pete Nicoles,Ray Eagun and Chuck Giovaneilifor all their assiftance this pastseason.

The Hiles Bugle, Thursday, June 15. 1960

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Sunday, Jane 5, the NUes Pa-ny Orad tea m started off theirthirteen game schedule . with avictory over the Glenview. ninein o contest ut Gleoview. Nilesraliiedin the first inning tor fourcans und againin the second toforce five more across theplate,The cake was then frostinged byanother rus in the third and twomore in the seventh to bringSites's totairuos to twelve, Glen-view was held te anly tnt hitsand une run by the mugnificeutpitching of Ed Subey. Sabeywas bécked up by beautiful field-.15f all around the diamond. Hiloswill next encounter ProspectHeights on their home battle-field ut Waukegan und Oaktun.The team will then hit the roadaguio (n meet McHenry the foi-lowing Wednesday,Jtme i5.Come

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