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Deked out in her July 4th finery, The Bogie truck

ema pact of the Nilen Park Diotricta parade on

Satoeday morning.

The hour-hng penada which

included several lomdced marchera . end finale

Duplicate

Bridgers meet at

Tower YMCA

Daplicate bridge, played every

Wednesday throughout the year

at the Leaning Tawer Family

YMCA, 6300 W. Toahy ave.,

Nues.

In additim to weakly gamea at

the local level, players have the

oppartanity ta participate In

higher rankingtournament.

teaning Tawer's greup is open

to all, regardlena al Y member.

ahip opon payment ofthe weekly

activity fee.

Ceffee and lite

refreshmealo are offered. Each

samien begins at 79O p.m. Wed-

nendays in Ike Subterranean

Room.

A NlIen chareb win spanner two

fond rainera fer one of Ita aluden-

to who Is suffering from severe

asthmatic attacks. The money

will beusedtopay a $1700 fee for

the child to attend a special

summec camp fer asthmatic

children.

.-.

Jahn Lutheran church, 7429

facifitiesic hold

Cbrintion rock

cnnceñ on Sunday, July 12 at 9

am. The concert will be held

between services in the outdoor

coWlyard where music win he

provided by the group KIrkWOOd

and Williams. A free-will of-

fering for the child, Usa Koller,

It's Cook Out Time Again!!!

FRESH POUL TRYII!

CH ICKEN

BREAST

LEGS

$109

WINGS 65

LB. WhACK

LI.

1 .

69c

7GCw/IACK

w/o SACK

ECONOMY - NUTRITION

- VALUE

TURKEY WINGS

TURKEY

DRUMSTICKS

SUPER ON GRILL

ROUNDBONE

$iI)49

LAMB CHOPS

LI.

GREAT FOR SANOwICHRS

LLI.

SKIRT STEAKS

COMPLRTR'( TRIMMRD

Schaul's Poultry & Meat Co.

s.I.Dstø

7221 N. Harlersi Avenue, Nues

. OpenMon.-Sat.9-6

Wo essora.

Thu RighiTo

Liwit Qosntftios

6479264

And

Carruo r Prindno Error.

ß4743ß4

..--«9,-

mmmenced at Grennan Heights just so the reina

canw down. Bugle employeeo apent the better part

ofFridayulteraoon and ovening decorating the truck

for her appearance in the parade.

Niles church raises funds.

for asthmatic child

will be collected following the

concert.

The utudent, Lina Kolier, 12,

lives In Chicago with her møther,

Diane Pearson.

Due to the

severity of hrr\authma, Lisa

spends much time in hospitals

ratherthanochoel. However, she

has managed to keep op with her

school work and win be enteflng

tthgradeinthefall.

IJa is attending Bronco Jan-

chan Camp foc Asthmatim In

West Virginia this nummer. The

camp io outfitted especially for

asthmatics and bou doctors and

nurses withinthe camp as well as

a helicopter to qaickly transpert

astlonatic campero to a hospital

lfnrceuuary. -

Lisa bao attended.the camp

twice before.

However, u the

camptuitionhasohot np to $1,700,

Usa's mother spoke to school

officials who began making plano

forthefandraisers.

Is addition to the concert, a

Saturday Jaly 25 hike-a-Urns and

rus-a-thon ,lfl be held to raise

additionalmoney for Usas camp

bill.

People interested in por-

ticipating in the fand raisers

shoold call St. John Lotheron

Cbocch at 647-9807.

THE BUGLE

(USFS 069-760(

flavid Besser

Editorsad Pshlishçr

neenraee

Vol. 25, No. 4, JslyS, 1981

8746 N. Shermer Rd.

Niles, ILL. 6064e

Phoae 966-3900-1-2.4

Pablinhed Weekly namaroday

le NOca, IllInois

Second Class poslage fer

The BogIe paid al Chicago, III.

Snbscriplinn raie (in odvanee(

Per cingle copy $15

Oneynar

$9.60

Twoyears

$15.60

Threeyeara

$26.00

1 year SenlorCltiarr.

$6.50

1 year (autel eoustry). . $20.00

lyear (farrlgn( $25.00

All APO addceanes

as forServieemna

$10.00

Senior Citizens'-

NEWS AND VIEWSJ

Newp for all

Nils

Seniors (age

and.over)

from tise Nues Senior Centèr

8060

Oakton, Nues

967-6100

èxt. 76

FRIENDS TOThE COMMVNI'rYOUTItEACH

IThe

Friends to the commonity ostreach groop will meet on

Thocsday, July 9 at 2 p.m. Anyone Interested in serving the

community and those who ace homehoond within the corn-

rnnoily ohoold plan on attending this meeting. Newcomers are

Ialways

welcomed.

(

RODEO TRIP

IIIIIThe

Waocondo Rodeo trip win take place onFriday, Joly le

from 9 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. - The cost is $8.50, inclodiog trin-

spolIation, chicken dinner, and admission casis. At this point,

the trip Is sold oot, hot please coil the conter Io cheek on any

concelloiom 01907.4180, eat. 70.

LAKE GENEVA BOAT TRIP

The narrated toar of Lake Geneva via boat will take piace on

Monday, July l3from 10a.m. sotll4:30p.m. The costof-this trip

is $16.00, which cavern transportation, a buffet lonceon on board

the heal, and the hoot ride. At this point, there ore still several

tickets available, so pleasecall 967.6190 ext. 76 to register for

thistrip.

SQUAREDANCING

Ali Nues reoidenis, age 02 and Over are invited to join our

Square dancing grosp na Tuesday, Jaly 14 at 1:30. There is so

chargeforthis.

It-

QUILTING

All NUes residents age 62 and over are welcome to join our

quilting class en Wednesday,Jaly 15 at 16-30 assi. There is no

chargeforthis.

TALENT SHOW

Iat

1:30. -There is no charge far this event, and spectators ore

welcoméd with great enthusiasm. Anyone Interested In perfor-

ruing for this talent ultew should c000aetthe staff at the Riles

Senlorcenter, 967-Ol93ext. 76.

- -

SENIOR FORUM

IPleasejolnoorueniorfornmot

nurmsroday, July 16meetIng

-at I p.m. This lively grosp makes the recommendations con-

eernlngthe programsondaelivltles atthe Niles Senior Center.

- MEN'SCLUBCARDPARTY

Themes'aclubcardpartywilllakeplaceonFriday, JUly 17 at

Ip.m.

Tickets are $1.50. This is open to all NOes residents, age

62 and over. Please call the aenlor conter at 907-6160 eat. 7615

ordertornakereuervationsfortbisparty.

I--

su .s Plus Club

NashvIlle, here we corne! Os Jane lt 2 boses (94 Memhers(

IIIIIleft

the S.t.J. parking lot at 7 am. to depart on oar 4 day Nash-

ville, Teanessee toar. Here lives Coostry Moslel We visited

Coontry Hall of Fame & Museom where we saw rare film clips,

minimI instrsments, Country stars costsmes, and Elvis' Solid

- Gold Cadillac. We toured Manic Row where a large nsmber of

stars maIntain their recording studios.. We saw the hnmes of a

feos' Nashville stars. We went to Hennilage Landiog (Old Time

Reosios) where we bad a coontry style buffet picnic dinner; a

country music show followed by o hay-ride, sing-a-long, and

dancing.

Then we traveled to Groad Ole Opry and visited

Oprylond U.S.A.. The Grand Oie Opep Is the oldest continsoso

radio program-In Ilse U.S.A. On tire Opryland Complex there are

l2Ohows gomgand eachand everyone io jost great.

- We departed for home on Ssndoy, Jonc 21 arrivIng home

about O p.m. and it seemed.hard to believe we had traveled so

far, seen and done somoch. Wantto take this opportosity to say

You to our program Chairmen Stella & Leonard Elednik

forgettingthis beautifoltriptogetherfor us.

Osr convalescents are steadily improving in their health,

IIJeanette

Pr000ke, Catherine Pruetting, Helen Uramkin, Helen

Davidson & Florence Lencioni. Sorry lo report thaI AOs Mustek

and Leonard Holthaos are in the hospital. We pray for their

opeedy recovery.

Jane Blrthdayr Harriet lileduoe, Lillian Doiadsla, Helen

Hand, Henry Knitter, Ann Larson, Michey Ukoèar, Paolioe

Macs, Rita Mancuso, Jallo Miller, Lr000re Obie, Mike Proven.

rano, Joe Rayrnons, Adele Zvínak.

Judy BIrthdays: Joe CatanoatoNick Contanlino, George Hall,

Frasees Henricbs, Felix Jack, Ann Moolah, Rose Baissons,

Maries Schneider, Joe Temaska, Harold Warmann, Marie Wer-

ha, andFlorence Weber.

Ose hearts are saddened with the passing of Carlina Goldofti,

matherafRita Bancsa. Ourprayersgonnttathefamlly.

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David Racor. Editor C PuNChar

5000e Miiirr . Maraaioa Editor

noire aroerr.Co»v Edito,

ti g

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Anthony J. Guarnacelo

Ineffective -

government

costing

I would like to thank Bad Besser for Inviting

me te be a parat

columnist. I am flattered be thiskumy opinions might be of lo-

tereuttsBúglèreaderu.

One nf theareas in which thave streng opinlomluthat of Ineffee-

tice managers in oar government. Coot nf government Is going np

and the taipayer Is nat getting his money's worth, whether at

federal,utateorlacallevels. .

We beve the highest literary rate in the world and yet we choose

tooled

ineffective, incompetentpesplr tamanage ourmoaey atoll

levels nl government.

Their incompetence la quite evident by

liberal give-away programs sock no anemplamarnt compensation,

publicaldand nthers. I amoot critising benefits fortho needy that

these programs were Intended ta help, but today It appears tabes

status symbol to be non-prododtive and be supported bythe gover-.

nment. Initially, anempinymentbennfita were for people who were

laidoff, not forpeaplewho werefired arqolt theirjota. Public aid

isfartheneedy1natthegreedy .-

There ore no qnollflcatisns to be.a pollUelas - no educational

-reqnlreanrnts0 notesting-procedurea, na minimum Standards

- and

yetwelettheaepeeplegovernanbasedon premlaeatheykatow they

-caiusetkeep. Each election time these officials nab us ta re-elect

them because they didsach a gandjnb. Goodjob( I

If tory perfor-

med wi theyproeoladd, whyis the coontry in nuch a big financial

mess? -

- An exprennion...00 opinion...

Çuest - -

of ciesa,... -

Colum,üst

Arecentarticle lntheWallStreetjournalstatedthatjn 1970, only

11 yearnogo, Ifa person bada salary of$25,000a year, his alter-tax

purchasing power was eqoivalent to $20,000.- In 1981, in es-der to

keèp bis purchasing pewer nf $29,000, be wonld have

to grano

$59,000. This leaves $39,060, $27,000to cover Inflation and $22,000 to.

coverfederalincomenaeod rodal security taxes.

If we had left profit-minded insurance companies bondIe oar

social security syslem in the lost several decades,

we eisight be

paying lesa and geltiog larger social hecority cheeks. Not tao long

ago, Governor Ogllvie promisrd thalby instituting a leale income

lax, the financial problems of the State woold be solved. The odd

part of this is the Stato appears to bevo more financial problems

now than it did then. We all koaw what happened to Governor

Ogllvie.

Now, the state legislators say we all mont shoulderthe barden of

the RTA, CTA. and highways crises and want to increase salen lax

again. Il has been proven in the last 3 or 4 decadesthet ponciog

money into over-present crises does not solve them but only post-

pones the day of reckoning. The people are getting fed up with thin

type of leadership. The RTA, CTA riderswhone wages

are msch

leas than those providing the services caanot afford to continue to

pay forthem.

Enoseji abest the Stato. What bas beensald regarding waSte at

thefederallevelwosld fillathickbook end Ionlyhave one coloras.

The hefty payraisen sed benefits Congrem has boon so liberal in

doling oat (gavermnent employees are paid wagen 8% above the

private sector) as well au playIng Santa Clans to

ll-interest

Conllnuednn PageSO

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nessetinreahthe O.ktanMaaorOom.Oneer,' Aa000talen .ednsatanmiaalaee,at

tSe Sors Dosed el Health totI5 y.ero

Ita Cn reniale.ud .osit.rt.n .05 the slot. si

1510515, I608aaanAnttdarAiccbrnstetry. TsoSCaffiltotalntthIAtboIbe.erd,,14d.

-EtOla Presided oSuruOCk Arte98reiaiO.., loa. H. te neIy risotad prwid64 si na

Oata8aC%afMrsitheIaraohatleraiMes&tjensipetoaieItsenc9CJI,...

-Fire Depaitment

readies

for, dispatch

ceflter move

Looking Back

in The Bugle

IlYears Ag (Jnly)

35 Monroe A Ereney residents

seek newer relief after ' heme

Sewer bnek-ops leave hamos

flooded.

Angsat Damash, 7010

Monroe, raid he'd hato to leave

community bocanse of

this

flooding problem...Jee Conti

heads Lions along With -Bob

Franklin, Sheldon Lode, Ren

Paokau, Herb Adler, Marshall

Spiklssgs, Angelo Marcheuchi,

Paul Alnnge, Ed Baanslrr, Tam

Conklin, Chock GiovseeUl sed

Tony Smlgiel...Chairman Ed

Baninlornooko $4609,000 bank nub-

scriptions -

for new

Nibs

bank...Bugle

. columnist Kay

Spiingn elected Riles PTA

prexy...Marilyn Congire, -Bogie

teen ealnmnist.;.Howard-Nora

area sechs flood relief...Pont Of-

fice bids ta be annosaced for

Milwaukee-Octavia area...Red

fox spotted by Frank Sarnsebson,

8533- Ozark...Malne High School

defeats Rilen High for state

haoeballchampionsblp. NIIesiteO

an Nibs High team include

Wayne Ambrose and Bffly mete.

Nues' Gary Olson an Maine

team...Fir.t Brebeuf gradoating

class Tane 8...Park 0.5 recreatIon

tax approved, 380-302...Greonan

Heights holds

15th

annual -

festival...Pat Hacher married to

Bill Nottletos

. .50-59-village ap-

proprlatlonin$b,lfS,209.0b.

ConilernedonPagel9

Nues man gets

years in

kidnapping case

James lCortzer, 49, wau acolen-

ced to 6 years in prison last week

for the abdoction and sexual

assaaltofa7yearaldNiesgiclin.

the Lowrencewood shopping den-

ter lant Oct. 19. Esrlzer drew the

sentence alter he entered a godly

plea last May os the chargen of

deviate sexual asaaalt, tohiog in-

decent liberties with a child,

snlawfsl restraint -sed kidnap-

ping. According ta Cook Coanty

State'. Attorney's office, the plea

hargainlngwussnsght no that theY

7 year old victim wonld not have

to appearat a tritI.

Kurtaor was charged with for-

cingthe childininhis car near the

Aldi's store In Lawrencowood

S(toppingcenterand takiog berta

a.isearby indastrial park whore'

he assaulted her.

He then

released the child within a few

blocks of ber borne añd,the in-

eldent d'as reported ta the Niles

police.

The mont sophisticated fire

communications system in

Illinois will unen be serving urea

residenta. Acea fire departmoot

beads, including Riles sed Mor-

ten Grove officials, expect the

new nystem to be installed by the

end of July.

Once operational the uyntem

will receive fice calla for five

commonities sed dispatch mon

and equipment within these

communitlea. Special foatur000f

the commanlcationa system will

include computer hook -ups in-

forming dispatchers not only

where a home sr bnsiness io

located but also instant Infer-

matins on the surrnsndlag areas

such as chemical storage areas,

nearby schools sed chorehes or

detonru inroads.

The commanications center

will be the nerve centor,of the

area Regional Emergency

Dispatch (RED) system which io

made- up of fire dopartmenta in

Rilen, -Morton Grove. Glenview,

North-, Maine sed Glenbraok.

Fire departmento within the

RED oystem share equipment,

training nl firemen, sed provide

byBebBesner

assistance at fires sed accidenta.

Aloe the five comritonitles share

the expenue of a single diapat-

chiog operation, ratherthan have

separato systems. -

Harry Kinowuki, Rilen Fire

Department Duty Chief, super-

vines and coordinates activities

within the RED system. Among

kin renposslbilltlea are over-

seeing the fire eomnsunieatlom

syntem as well so soperviutlig the

construction sed mnve to the

permanesteenter.

Since 1977, a temporary com-

monicatloos system bas

originated of the Nibs Fire

Department,- 8360 Dempster st.

However, the equipment used is

not of date sed the facilities are

very small.

Theisew dispatch

center will provide 960 square

feet fer the dispatchers as np-

posed to the current 180 square

feet -,

Additionally, the sew dom-

manications center, to be located

in the basement of the Glenview

Fire Departmmt,2815 Glenview

rd., will be self contained, which

in Oat the cose with the present

Casathaned on Page 30

Nilesiter turnrdoui by the hundreds on Saturday, July 4th tu watch

theparadespomored by theNilen Park District. Approximately 35

sedia stepped off from the Notre Dame parking lot at 0-30

am. and

were badly applauded by the spectators along the Main st. route.

Forlsoalely the rains didn't come dawn sein the parade reached

Graman Heighto, bot Park District persoanel

were qoite disap-

pointed when the rains caused the crowd lo disperse quickly.

Several carnival type games bad been set

up for the children

together with a 'booncin house' for their amusement sed hot dogs,

potato chips sed pop were available for everyone.

The short

program which had been planned and the presestation of awards

fsrparudeparticipselsworealss postponed.

Jnplterandlts Moans", an exhibit on lose fcomthe Smithuonise

Institute, Washington, D.C. is corrently on display at the Riles

Ubrary and the stay han boon estended to August 31.

Large

detailed panels are on display und a movie is also being shown as

part of the presentation. Riles Library personnel are very pleased

at being abbetopreuentthiscullsral event lathe residento.

Congretomso Joha Porter is presenliog u Senior Citizen Con-

ference on Saturday, July lb from b p.m. to 330 p.m. at the Levy

Senior Center, 1700 Maple ave., Evooston. The conference is open

to all senior residents of the 10th DistrIct sed will hove a panel, of

experto present to discuss health, crime sed hsnuing, all areas of

vital concern to senior citizem. Members of Porter's staff win be

present to offer help with Medicare sed any other individual

problems.

' - -

Morton Grove resident

biselas J Swnek, 5700 W. Warren st. won

$5,000 playing the Illinois Lottery's $1 weekly Lottery Bingo

game.

Lottery Bingo, which bas since bees discontinued, required that,

Macian match four namboro in the seconttrow on ber game ticket

la Wut the top weekly prize. Plany'a Oakton Drugn,0000 Lincoln

ayo., Skokleearned a $50 agent bonus on the sale of Marian'n win-

ologticket.

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