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Missing bikes

A 16 year old Morton Grove

youth reportedthe theft ofhio 27'

Ross Grand Tour bike valued at

$2lOfromtherearofthe Golf Mili

Theatre. Victim told police the

bike was chained at the time of

thetheft.

A l3year old Des Plaiveo yooth

reported the theft o his 28"Seh-

win, Varsity yalued at $200from

the Foar Flaggo shopping renter.

The hike was üedto a pole with a

cable whichhad beeo cut.

Carlire

A 22 year eid Cumbrlend ave.

resident reported person(s)

mksswn puta rag in the gas tank

nhisl968Chevy,Utitandsettbe

vehicle on fire. The Niles Fire

Departmant put out the fice

which completely destroyed the

vehiclevuluedat $700.

Tuesday, Jane 30:

Gas station burglary

The All American Gas and ser-

vice Station at 8120 Oaktso repor-

tedhurglars gained eatry to the

station sometime between 10

p.m. and 5 0m. by smashing an

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Off the NILES

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Thesngle, Thursday,July9. 1981

office window. Once inside they

took $165 in cash, 28 cartean of

cigarettes, 14 BIC lighters pod an

AM-FM

cassette tape player

valuedat$45.

Missing Cobra

An Elmore nt. resident repor-

ted sometime daring the night

person(s) onknnwn: removed a

Cobra 40 channel CB radio from

his rar which wan parked in front

of his home. CB was valued at

le.

Rock thrbwers

Austro

Construction,

8028

Milwaukee ave. reported per-

sun(s) nulmown threw 2 rucho

through an Oft. by t1t. plate glass

window sometime during the

night after the business was

closed. Damage was estimoted

at $300.

Stolen car

A 21 year old Lisle woman

Visiting the Highland Towers,

sato GalO

t. reported the theft of

. her 1978 Olds Cutlass valued at

$6,000 while she was io 'the

building.

J eweler's windows

shot

Doerner Jewelers, 345

. Gulf

Mill,

repurted person(s)

unknown shot 2 hutes in the wiu-

does of his sturo causing $220

damage.

The BG shot also

damaged a mirror moho store.

14)51 wallet

A 50 year old Northhrosk

man'

reported tIm loss uf his wallet

while he wusin the Gulf Mill.

Theatre. Wallet contained $270 io

cash, llcredit cards, a driver's

ticense.

Victim told police he

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recefved a call later from a

fureign speaking male informing

him that he was going ta keep the

cash, hut would send him the

wallet and other cunteutu.

Friday,JnIy3:

Broken window

A Fargo ut. resident reported

holes were shot through the

storm windòw of her home

causing

upprunimately $30

damage. -

Motorcycle

accident

A 42 year old Gleoview

taon

was taken to Lutheran General

Hmpital by North Maine Fire

Department ambulance after he

struck a cement median strip at

the intersection of Milwaukee

asd Greenwood with his motor-

cycle. Witnesses told police the

subject had stopped ut the inter-

section for u red light, killed the

engine of his cycle and upas

restarting it, drove a(a high rate

5f speed through a red light. -

Upon crossing thè islersectios,

witnesses said he last control uf

the bike and struck the cement

strip.

Lunes purse in Dssllas'

A 21 year old Lincolnwood

waman reported to NUes police

that her,urse which was left os

the bar is the Dallan club, 9042

Golf rd. was tukm by parson(s)

anksiuwn.

Purse, which cas-

tainnf020 cash, a driver's Sceme

and 2 credit cards was valued al

Steel stolen

$400 worth ef steel stock was

reported taken from a truck

keloligiug tu LeRoy's Welding,

l2l0Lehigh.

Think pink!

2 easy chairs valued at $360

were taken from the lobby uf the

High Towers. 8915 Gatf rd.

Chairs werepink incolur.

tlleal aliens

tresidenta of apartmentsiuthe

9200 hlhek nf Oak st. were found

tu he illegal aliens after they

were reported to he inviolalianaf

the Nitos Homing Ordinañce.

Subjects were turned over to the

tmusigratios and Natnralizatiun

service.

Saturday,Jalyl:

Stolen bikes

A 12

. year

òtd Oleander st.

residentreported hisSe' 10 speed

Muroay hike valued at $100 was

stoles from the hack yard of his

A Hamilton dr. resident repor-

ted that person(s) unknown

removed 2 &hwinn Varsity 20"

bOses valued at $160 each frum

the rearyard of her hume. Vie-

tim told police the bikes were

chained tu a railing of the

residence at the tinse of the theft.

Auto vandalized

A NUes Terr. resident reported

the rear window of her VW Bah-

hit was broken white it was

parked un the street in front of

her home. Damage estimated at

$400.

Retail theft

A 58 year std Norwood Park

mus was charged with retail

theft after

heiug

uhserved

removiuga stud estractorvatued

at $16.00 from the sears stare in

Gulf Mill. -Sokject was placed un

a $1,000 hund and a July 10 court

datewauset.

Holy Family Tele-Care

Service for Shut-ins

Living alone can be frightening

fur the elderly and handicapped,,

hut Huty Family Haspitat cao

hetp alleviate the worry through

its Tele-Care Service.

Sponsored

hy Hojy Family's

Developtaeut

Council

and

Ansiliary, Tele-Care provides

persans who live alune a daily

contact witha hospital votsuteer.

Here is huwTele-Care-wsrhs:

Narthwest Subnrhao residents

may enroll io the program hy oh-

taming a registration form from.

italy Family's Development

Departisseut.

Once thefurm is

completed and returned to the

haspitat, the new participants are

assigsèd a specific time period

during which they ore tu call and

let the volunteer os duty know

theyare "all right".

If a Tele-Care memher fails to

check in hytl am., the vulusteer

will call the participant's hume.

If au ose answers, the volunteer

will sutify a seighhar or relative

of the

member,

who, if

necessary, will ester the par.

tictpust's home. Is some cases,

the police may be called.

Os Salsrdays, Susdays asd

holidays, Tele-Care participasts

do sot have to check is; the

volusleers regularly call them so

Iheir ono.

Il psrticipasts are

ylansisg to he Ost of their home

tsr a day sr more, they

are is.

stracted to give the Tele-Care

volusleers at. least one day's

O st j ce

For addiliosal islormatios

abost Holy Family's Tele-Care

Program, call the Development

Deyartmeot at 297-1000, est. 1176,

weekdays.

')nDean's Litt

Mary B. Kohr, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth F, Kstsr of.

Niles_has keen sornad Is

the

Dean's List tsr the second

semester of 1961-61 at

BaraI

College, where shejs a

member

of the junior class and

majoring

in studio art.

Nues Police

fauilies eñjoy

ajillual picnic

The ewumiftee 1w the NOm

Police

Department

annual

Family PicnicarrivedatGrnve

nf the Forent fràmve at 8 am.,

Sanday. June

; W start setting

up. Barbaa'a.Reid and her corn-

mittee were a rnothed grout,

anxiausly watching the skies fur

the break that finally came

around lt s'cOnidi. the smi canse

oat and fr

flei en. It was

perfect day.

'131e teed ceokedover an Open

grill was supervised by Jim

Olhriuch Ken Brawn and Bill Or-

Hund. ike ladiesreully had

vimation from the kitchen today.

A spekiul thimhs to Jack Thom-

psan, president of NOm Police

Benevolent

Assaciation

for

danating time and money for

supplies.

Nancy Partiels. Karen Affrmli

and Pat Sheehan kept the

children busy rnith a variety uf

games and many nefnl prices.

A marshmallow roast branght to

actnue thismemocable day.

The Women's Auxiliasy wishm

to thank the many Nitos Mer-

chants who, b' their generom

dunutisas, made this pienie ouch

anontstandingnuts.

VmI of Life kits

Viatof Life kits are avaitahte at

Resurrection Hospital's misc-

motion desk, the Ranemoot Fice

Station and the fire nimios at

Cumbèrtand and Donan aves. in

Parkttidge.

The Vial of life progeam is

designed especially - fur the

elderly ánd pessana living alose,

botin uuefoltoanyane sebs might

he anabteto cornmrnsithte impur-

tant medical infanaalian daring

an emergency.

The kits are free of charge

thrungh the courtesy of

Resurrectiao Hospital's Wumeu's

Auxiliary.

Bike caps baUle

On softball field

On July 15, the Biles Bike

Patrol, coached by llgt. Jim

Gerhardt, hasted SkokieMurton

Grave Bike Patrols üs a softball

gameut,JuowiakPark.

The "Battle of the Bike Capo",

as it is catted by the petral nl-

ficers,

-will

caùtinae

this

weekend, despitetheailentuss to

ShohieMòrtunGrovenfìltu7.

Mites wilt host Evanston Sue-

day sight, 6:30p.m. un July 12 at

,Joowiak Park.

The pnhtic is

argedtuattemt,

Bradley student

Brian Latat, sun uf Phyllis

LutaI, 7935 Churchill, Martas

Grove, has been accepted for

admission at Bradley University

in Peoria, U. when classes cow

veneinAagust

Brian gradaated from Notre

DameftighSchuot.

Janses D. Serrano

Navy Seaman Recruit James

D. Serrano, son of James It. and

Alice Serrana uf 8043 Kartsv,

Skohie, has camapteteot r croit

training at the Naval Training

Ceuter, Great Lakes, II.

Niles- Fire Dept.

calls

Thursday5 July 2

1:44 p.m. 'A 21 year nid Gleuview

reu)dest was injured whjle riding

. . .

his bicycle is Ihe 0400 block of

- Milwaukee ave. when he

was

utruch hy a,car.

The Glèuvjew

resideot

was brought to Lutheran

General Hospital by fire, dopar-

huent amhnlaoce.

2422 pin. - An infant,reoiding in

the 8200 block of Monroe st,, was.

reported ill and io need of

- hospitalizatios.

The infant was

trasoported to Lstherao General

Hospital hy Nitos paramedics.

3:59 p.m. ' A 34 year old Chicago

resident was injured during an

auto accident in the 8600 klock of

Milwaukee -ave. -

The Chicago

resideut was lakes to Lutheran

- -

General Hospital by Nibs Firé

Departmeotambalasce.

4:44 p.m. . A 40 year old Nitos

resident required -asuistasce al-

1er cutliug.

!is hand at.Bulera

Foods, 200 Golf Mill. The Nitos

residest was taheñ W Lutheran

General Hospital by ambslavce.

0:08 p.m. - A 41 year old Skokie

-resident-and a 31 year old Elk

Grove Village resident were io-

jured doriug as auto accident at

the isterseclios of Oahtos st, aud

Caldwell ave.

Both resideols

Were brought

to Lutheran

General

Hospital

by Nitos

- pucamedics.

7:14 p.m. - A 30 year old Nites

rosideal and ,a 26 year old Des

Plaines resident were iojsred

dnrisg as auto accident in the

7200 bloch of Dempoler si.

Both

reoidesto were lakes lo Lutheran

CaseraI Hospital by ambulance.

9:56 p.m. - A resident of the 6405

block uf Dempster '

st. was

described as having uu(lered o

possible heart altach

The

resident was takes lo Lutheran

General Hospital by

Niles

paramedics.

Obituaries.

Jay Barton

Jay,Bartoo, 19, of Des Plaines

:vo billed Wednesday, July 1 io

a molorcyclo occident. Barloo

was buco Aug. 10, 1901 in Los

Asgeleo. [le is survived by his

mother Josephine.

Funeral

services were held on Mooday,

July. 6 al the Shaja Terrace

Fnseral Home, Niles. The 11ev.

Curl Miehlhe of SI. luke's

United Church officiated.

Is-

torment was private.

Fred Hahn

Fred Hahn, 73, 0f-Nues died

on Wednesday, July t at North-

west Community Hospital,

Arlisgtou'Heighls,

Mr. 'Habe

was horn jas. 25,

lIlt

Austria. Survivors include his

wife Mary (nee Ilolper) aud

siuter, Caroline Hellioger.

Funeral Maos was celebrated

on- Monday, July

al lit.

Julianas Church' learn Skaja

Terrace FuseraI Home, Nues.

Entombment was to SI. Joseph

Mausoleum, River Grove.

Leonard Larsen

Leosard C. Larseu, 68, of

Gleoview yasuod away July 4to

Presbyterian-SI. Lube's

Hospital.

Mr. Larsen was

president of Electro Metal

Products, Skokie. Survivors io.

dude his wife Mafalds (nec

DelViecchio)

and .

- children

Carol -(Keuseth( Small and

Leonard J. (Sue). Fond

brother of Agñes (Marshall)

Ryg, loving grandfather uf 8.

Funeral servieesare being held

Thursday, July 0 at Bethel

Community Church from Shaja

Terrace Funeral Home, Nileu.

Interment is

Ridgewood

cemetery. -

Dr. Ma

Dr. Dominick M. Mamo has

been 'sominaled for the 1981

Jaycee's Outslandiog Young

Americau Award. Dr. Maton is a

part of the professiönal staff at

Eye Associates2tl6-B Dempster

is Des Plaines. He is also as

Assislast Frofèvsor at Ike Illinois

College of Optometry. Dr. Mutuo

has recently bees wnehis

with

children who arc mentally sud/or

18:03 p.m. ' A resident of the 9260

block nf Courtlaud ave.

was

reported to baye iujuréd his leg

and is seed of hospitalization.

Theresideni was transported to

Lutheran 'Geseral Hospilal- by

firedeparlment ambulance.

Frklayt July 3

ti:89a.m. -A 44 ycarntd Chicago,

resident was tojured durtug

auto accident at the isleruectjon

of Kirh Lu, aod Waukegan rd.

The

Chicago

ceuideot

was

brought to Lutheran General.

Hospital by Nues Fire Depar-

tmest ambulance,

10:33 am.- A resident of the 9000

block nf Grace SL was described

us havisg suffered a possible

heart altack. The resident woo

taken

Lutheran General

- Hospital by' fire department um-

bulance.

2:40 p.m. - A 55 year old Des

-Plaises resident was reported lo

have isjured his bach at Sears

Roebuck and Co., 400 Golf Mill.

The Des Plaises residesl was

táhos

Lutheran Geseral

Hospital by ambulance. -

1:51 p.m. - A resident nl the 7110

block nf Nues ave. woo described

as having suffered a possible

heart attach. The resideot wan

transported Id Lutheran General

Hospital by ambulauce.

9:18 p.m. - A resident nf Ihn 5400

bloch of Bruce al. was dmcribed

as having suffered a pnnsihlc

heart attack. The resident was

brought lo Lutheran General

Hospital by Niles parumedics.

Sunday, July 5

7:82 p.m. - A 36 year o)d 7011es

resident was reported iojizred af-

1er beisg struck by a motorcycle

io the 8000 block of Labe St. The

resideot was taken to Lutheran

Geseral Hospital by fire depar-

tmest ambulance.

mo honored

physically handicapped. He is

member of Ike Treulmeul Ad-

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Committee

Metropolilan Chicago Easter

Seals'fnr-Will aud Grusdy Cuso-

ty. He also has been awarded a

research grast from the Illinois'

Society for the Prevention uf-,

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