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.A recently formed cotoeteergroup that hopes to reducesmoking among teens is receiv-ing tuppert in Morton Groveand Skokie. The TchacccControl Ccalitiors of NorthernCook Cosoty has met with offi-cials In un effort tu nncaueuge-sscreasiog the frocs to storesthatsell cigarettes to sedee agetrees.

Volunteer Tena Levin, a can-cee-coetoal eepeesensative fer theAmerican Cancer Society, addsthat al the gronp's regiog, Mor-

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Stats given forNues gunownership.

Recent data shows Niles resi-dents are close ta the bottom ofthe list in gua ownership mithinseveral local cammanities,

Des Plaines, ArlingtonHeights, Mt. Prospect, ElkGrove and Park Ridge onteankNiles, while Prospect Heightsund Rcsemcot came in uoder theNitra ligure. Data is bused onthose individuals whu hold aFirearm Gwaers Idestificalios

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District 34 votersregister a mixedmessage ..

After the voting coded lastTsrsduy, voters in Glenview'sDistrict 34 had approsed 524.9millics in bonds to build a newmiddle school, bui had rejectedthe tas mercase proposed topayfor ihr its siaffued programs.

Supt. Dorothy Weber admis-tcd, "That poses a mal dilemMafor the Bawd nf Edncátion,licha) will now have io studycarefully whether to baild

Available options will be dit-cassed; for instance, the bsildiogmay be postponed until the tasiocroase can be provided.

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Sixteen year old boy from Maine East High School found in Elgin

Morton Grove studentfound fatally shot . -

A Marten Grave teenager wasfound fatally shot in a field nearEngin.

Vn Anh Hoang, 16, hadmoved to the .saburbs with hisfamily osee the ssmmer, trans-ferring io Maine East HighSchool io Park Ridge Earn Chi-cagas Lane Tech High School.

Ta his schaut friends and fam-uy, the canse of the shouting is amystery. Haang is rememberedas un outgoing yaang man witha good sense of humar asd us an-active memher in his school'sVietnamese Club.

But ihn Cook County ShonE'spolice in investigating ta see ifHoang's death is gang related.

Hoang wan last seen olivo Eri-

Maine Township Dinner Dance

day night in an all-ages club in his body in a field off of ShaeDes Plaines. . , Factory Road in Hanover Town-

The noci day ai around t230 ship.p.m., a farm worker discovered Cantinned an Page 54

- Employees attempt toapprehend shoplifter

by Lisa Ashisenac CrabeWhaimsghthuvebcenjusaun- arrested and charged with retail

atlsrrshoptiftïegiocidentescanat- theft and batInG. Hours after hisedwhenstoreemplayeespuruued airent, non of the employees re-the man they allege stale u bvntle coived a threatening phone callof liquor from u grcccry sturo in and the other had criminal dam-Niles. age done Lo his automobile.

Nilrspalicnsaspectihattwaof Go Nan. 5 at about I ate. ihnthe employees were Inter ha- suspect entered ihr stare with two

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Enjoying Maine Townnhip Sesquicentennial Dinner Dance at lheChaleaa Rand in Des Plaines onÖcnober2lsl are (left fo right) Elaine Heinen Cnmmissiener of lhe NOno Park DislEct, Roben Proven-.zano, Maine Township Highway Commiouiones- and hiu wife, Janice Proeenzano. The gala eventwan hehl la celebrate lO Yearu ei Tewnship Gsvemmenl" 1850-2000.

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Corlifiod Residential SpecialistBi-Lingual: English/Polish

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Horticulture therapy program receivesgrant from Park Ridge Garden Club

Rosuoroolioo Medical Cooler.7435 WosI Talooll Av0000, co-oenlly received a two-year graolof $1000 each year from thePock Ridge Gordos Clob lo as.oid io fonding ice lIarlioullureTherapy Program, coo uf Ohotherapy oervioeo offered lhraoghche hoopilals rohobililalioo pro-g

"The graso will help pay farplasto, soil, polo, hand foals sodother malerials used io our pro-gram," said Kolherioo Feoillara,Theespoalio R000ealios Special-ist oc Reouereotioo.

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Park Ridge Garden Club's Oorofhy Canson, left, Awards Chairman, and Frasces Johnson. Presi-deal, observe Park Ridge residenl Antonio Parenti, a patient in the Horticulture Therapy program atResurrection Medical Center'd Rehabilitation Center of Chicago, as he prunes back plantings. Pa-

reati is assisted by Alicia Saca, right, Therapeutic Recreation Specialist.

Nod foam wooking with plasIsaod plant matorials have hodmedical pralolems os diverse asstrobe, hand injuries and hip seknoc repfaoomeafs," Feuillas

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Jerusalem LutheranChurch & School

. Thanksgiving services. J ru-salem Lolhorun Church isvf esthe cawmoioily lo alteod ilsThanksgiving seeviocs to cosoid-er haw wo are 'rich is everyway." The church is located al6210 Canalisa io Marlos Gr cc,

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IWO blocks weal of Village Hall.Services will ho held Wednesday,Novembor 22 al 7 p.m., asdTharodoy, November23 al tS:30am. and will festono music by 1100oholdron's nod adolt choies. Visi.toes aro always wetoame al Son-day services siux, al 8 and 130am. For more isfaroxation,pleasccali PaslarEtonsis Kteist al965-7340.

Medical supplies forUkraine. Jerasalem LutheranChurch sod Schasl is careesllygathering seconlly needed mcdi-cal and hygiona sapplics ta soodta tito . medical misoian of EheUkraisfos Lslhcran Church, Thomissian is in need of dental andhygieea items asd certais over-Ihe-counler medicatfans. to1999. simosl 9,000 Ukcainfassw000 located al the medical anddestai clinics. Oeastiues wilt beaccepted daring schaul hours al6218 Capalisa Ave., MarlosGrove. Pleasocall Paslar Klcisl at965-7340 fermore detailed infor-mation.

Mayor and Trusteessçeking re-election

Shown ocA MayciNicholas B. Blase are inca,eae,,i i Eavoeea(left to right) RbertCallero, (MayorBlase), Loucha Preston andAndrew Picybyte. The Mayorand Trustees announced they areseeking re-election in the Tuesday, April 3, 2001 ConsolidatedElection.

MayorBiase indieatedthe experience andleadership of thesetruslees in government andbusiness has contributedgreatly Iothe conhieuiegprosperítyofthe Niles community.

The Mayorand three trustees willbe running under the nameo/the "Present Leadership with EcnneamyParty."

I.D.O.T. approves grantfor Nues Police

The Illinois Dsporlmcsl ofTeasopartalian announced ap-pon/al of a highway sofoly grantin the amassi of $34,394 fer lhcNibs Fatico Doparlmeot whereNibs ofScors are hiccd back tawork increased safoly coforce-ment campaigns doriog a 00eyoar penad. TItis granI is tpecifs-cully developed fer tam esforce-meni agencies to address leaf Ocsafolyissues mithin Iheircoesmu-silica and is fosded by the No-tional Highway Safely Admisis-leatios, U.S. Oeparlmeot ofTrasopsotalion, asd adminisieredby lbs Iltinois Deparlmeni ofTraospartalion's Divivian ofTrafftcsofely.

The program mill include five,four-week coospoigno Ihal mill hocanductod to isform and edoculethe public, as well as to esfarco

the laws retaliog te Ibis safetycampaign abaut the dangers ofimpaireddriving ardeiviog anderIhn isflnence, speeding, nos-useof oafoly boils asd child safolyseals.

Motor vehicle crashes are Eheleading cause vfdeath for Ameci-cons. In Illinois, daring 1999,1,456 persons were killed is fatalcrashes. Tho total oslimatod cootof all crashes is Illisois far 1999was $8.2 buhan.

Goals of this campaign are toraise safely belt and child seal us-age rates in Hiles, and 10 redooeetsk-lolung behaviors such asspeeding asd impaired drivisg erdrivisg ander Oho inhlaesce.Many lives cao be saved theeagh500essed edsoaties sod aware-

0055 theaugh enhasced enforce-most programs such as this geastprovides.

Thanksgiving Family OpenHouse at Hyatt at The Glen

The Thaoksgisisg FamilyOpen Haase is free of charge toIbo pablic. Older adutls and lhciradult children ore evoaaraged toatInad.

Classic Residonce by Hyatt alThe Oleo is balding a Thasksgiv-iag Family Opon Hoose Ibat willfoalorc bars af Oho model sparI-most. Refreshmcsls will he

Friday, Navembee 24 sod Sal-urday, November 25, 2000, IOam. ta 3 pro. lbolh daysl. Call18471 998-5300 or I-800-934-4720 10 rogistcr.

Classic Rciidcnce by Hyalt stTho Glen, 1401 FarInaI Ebd.,G le o sieso

Classic Rosidonce by Hyatt atThe Glen is located os Lake Ave.

just essi of Sheemor Rd.For more isfermatios about

titc Thanksgiving Family OpenHouse or Classic Residence bytlyall at The Glen, 00015cl lAcee-tar of Saies Barry Johosev at(847) 998-8580 or l-8gO-934-4720.

Papples dent heae unItithey are about 25 days old.

Volees will elect ibrec NibsPark Disbricl commissioseeswhen Ihey go 10 the palis for thoconsolidated election Toesdoy,Aprii 3, 2001. Three individaabswilt br elected to serve loar paarcommissioner looms.

Joseph V. LnVerdo, Escoa-live Dinector and S000elany ofthe Board of Csmmissionees,statod ihal petilions foe candide-cy esd other malerials are nowavaibabte for pick np las of Oc-taber 25, 2000). Materials may

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be picked up borwoes 9 am. and5 p.m. weekdays ai the HilesPark Disirict Administrative Of-fice located al the Howard Lei-500e Center, 6676 W. HowardSIred, flach casdidobo will beeeqnired lo have a minimam 45signatores of registered ForkDisirict voboes is neder Is file po-lidoso for Ihr Pork Disttiel cam-missipner obeclion. CasdidsiesmosI be rcgisleeed io vote andbe a rosidcsl of the Pork Districlat beast nne peur prior In Iheeleclton.- Tho first day for filing

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candidacy pelitinss and malori-als will be Monday, Jannaay 15,and the Isst day will be Monday,January 23, 2001.

Cammissioeers govern thePork Districl under Illinois sIal-oes. The Nibes Fork Disteicl is anisdepesdent soit of local goy-emment lo provide pork and 0cc-tealios services ta our eommuni-ly. Cmmissianeru servn wilkoatcawponsalion. For moro infor-malion, pìeuse call EnsIme Sva-chulo at (847) 967-6633 cisl.112.

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Loçnled at 6111 West Demp-ster Avesse in Mnrtnn Grave,Combridgn Bonh was started hya smoll groap of acea residentswho wasted ta creata a home-town bank, one that would beowned and managed by local nit-izens and would serve the ape-cifre banking needs nf. tIne cam-mosity. The liest office wasopesed is Lake Zurich in April,1996,

"The personal service we pro-vide is something people haven'tsees for maoy yearn," said GregDorny, manager and Vice Presi-dent ofthe Morton Grove office.

Is fact, the reception has beenbetter than expected. The siam-ber of residents who waited pa-ticotty in line to open a Certifi-cate of Deposit and enroll in adrawing for a fren cruise at thebank's greed opening exceededthe management's original pro.jections.

The Directors and Gffirers at-Gibaté the bank's warm accep-tance to the area's strong corn-monity orientation. "We wantedta create a bank where nurfriends, neighbors, and-basinesscatleagacs wnald feel comincIa.hie," says Bill Stasis, the hank'sChairman of the Board. "A hank

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that was dedicated -lo the old-fashioned goal of getting taknow ils customers and theirbanking needs," "We havebeenveD farlanate in finding em-ptnyees who speak u variety oflangsages to accomodate alt cas-tomera. We have staff memberswho speak Pnlish, Greek,French, Germas, Hindi, Gajara-si, Urds, Pgshtn, Spanish, Roma-nian and Hnngarian,- Because its managementworks and lives in and acnundthe area, Cambridge Bank hanbeen able io develop - prndnclsand services caslem fil la thebasking needs of everyone inthe community individuals,homeawnern, hasinesses, ckil-then and seniors. From its Lan-ney Tanesm Yoaag BankersClub that leaches children theimportance of saving, to thePrime Time Club, n club that nf-fers special trips and events tacustomers age 55 and older,Cambridge Bank has carefallytailored its banking preducts farfolks of all ages and iscame lev-

The arrival of CambridgeBank has also staked a healthyspirit nf campelition in the cam-munity. Dther financial insliln-tians have been challenged toprovide better pradact.s, servie-es, and improved rules. Plus,Cambtidge Bank offers same ofthe lowest sncvicr charges tesewn. "Evnn if yos don't baskwith us, yna'll benefit from the

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positive results of increasedcompetition," states Ginny Wag-ncr, Marketing Director. "A newplayer -always raises Ihn level aiquality far alt." - -

Before Cambridge Bank evenopened their doors, their pres-ence was fell through the sap-part of local charities, the Mer-ton Grave Chamber ofCommerce, schnals and othernot-far-profit organications.Same say the mast importantcantribalinn made by Cam-bridge Bank is its genuine cam-mitment ta nurturing a sense ofcommunity in Ihn acea. EverySaturday, cauce and donuts uneoffered to customers and chil-denn ace encosenged to bringtheir savings in la Ihn bank.There will be lots of activity inthe bank dating the east month.Children may bring in home-made amamento for the hnlidaytree, featuring a "train" and Lao-ney Tunes theme, scheduled tobe placed in the lobby daring theweek nf Thanktgivisg. Begin-ning December 1, a drawitsg fara Lionel Christmas Train willbegin. The winner nf the trainwilt be announced on Decembnr23. During the week of Dec. 22,those who celebrate Hanakkahara invited to stop by for a Ha-sukkah treat. Of coarse, Santawïtl ht in the lobby ne Saturday,Dec. 16 and Salarday, Dcc. 23.Is "r5 and grandparents maybeing their cameras ta get thatperfect holiday photo.

Far individuals who are ana-hie ta get nut In do their bask-ing. the management staff atCambridge Bank will came loyen. Jost tall the Merlan Greveoffice al (847) 583-1907 loschedule a convenient time. Ei-

- tiser Greg Garay, Office Men-0er, or Elica Alemas, RetailManager, wilt camá to yearhome and help you with yearbanking needs, -

- The hank, which opened aseenud Inculiun in Hawthern

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A sin group far adults whohave experienced the lass of aspense through death. The grospwill meet every other week onWednesdays from l-2 p.m., et theNites Hamac Service building,999 Civic Center Drive, Thedales are: Nevember 29; Dncnm-

The scoots of Trenp 175would like te thank everyonethat attended end sapporled theannanl Spaghetti Dinner. heldenSatarday, October 14. We sin-cemly hape that everyone en-jayed the meat and had plenty to

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Woods in 1999. currently barjust aver $174 million in depea-its. Cambridge Bank is FDIC In-sured. A carrent Statement nfCondition outlining the bask'sfinancial position is available alall offices. The bank's Bared nfDirectors includes, Bill GeorgeSleds, Chairman nf the Bored;Michael - J. Cretino, Presidentand Chief Esecutive Officer;Jehn Chnrdan, Nicholas T, Lei-taken, George A. Pachas, JohnN. Skeabis and George L.Welch,

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Scaotmaatnr David Gkanthanks the dinner cemmittee feralt their hard werk-in eonrdinat-ing ard preparing the greatmeal.

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The ossorted Christmas cardsmme 20 in a bon and ore availa-blu for $5,75 and the "Oplaski"Christmas wagers are three to apackage for $1 .25. Both items ore

LGH sponsorfibromyalgia

TheWomen's Health ResourceCenter of Advncate LutheranGeneral Hospital hosts a - freechronic fatigae/fibromyalgiasupport group from 7 to 8:30 p.m.the OrstWednesday ofthe month,at Lutheran General Hospital,1775 Dempster, Park Ridge, SWest,. Rnnm 559 Padents andfamilies are welcome tojnin thisgroup which is facilitated by aregistered nurse and includespresentations anddiscussion withotiserhealih care professionals in-cluding physicians.

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Americas Baby Boomers arenow facing Iba wends first agiagbeam. Eternally young, atierrE inself-perception, lisis generagonhas defined itself tlsrough rebel-lion ogainsl its parents antI theirsocial naross. 'Never least any-one over 30' was Asele youllsfalbattle-cry. Now, Use oldest ofthem have touted 50, aod all of ssuddeo 60 str 65 dorsal los,k soold nay more.

Even worse, their parents arenow giving theta a crash-foncseio the realities of old age and itsmost frightessissg prospect - Ale-heimer's disease.

Dr. Sleplseo Post, associate di-rector of the Center for Biamedi-cal BAsics al Case Western Re-serve University in Ctevetaod,summed op the sitoatiots stsyiog,"By the year 2050, onttess soc dosomething, Usere wilt he twokinds ofpeople io America: peo-pIe wigs Atelteitoer's attd tIse peo-pIe caring foe theta." Dc. Post, aBaby Bosooer himself, said thathis fcieods..."lear Atcheitoer'smore titan Cancer becanse withcareer ttsey cals be Incid. lt's oatdeattt tltey'ce afraid 0f, bol deathofthemindbeforedse body."

Aizlseimers disease is exactlythat - tIse dying of Ate brain whiteio an intact body. Along ssitts Usedeterioration of Use braie coseestite disiotegralian of toemstcy,drinking skills and personality. Ittruly is the toss ofself- ter many,a mitre frigltteniog prospect Atandeuils itself.

So fer Arose of os svito wiltgrow old itt Ute 21st ceotory, isitere hope that we soul be sparedlife's altimtste cruelty? SotarstartttitÌg odoonces were made its1999 that wised ttttpeas teverhe-fore. Bot Itere are stilt majorchtdtenges tsshemel hefticealt Utescieolific progress litters dsswit tothe individnat io the lòrtn of ucore. TIte following tue seinepttssibte 21st ceolary sotalionsStint coold lead to a core amid titeobstactes they soitt have to Steer-cebe.

Tite developtoenl tif a pttssibtevacciile tigaittit Atetteimer'smonde a sptash tust 50000er svheoscientists bitta ttte Irists dmugcetnpaiiy Etat Phnrioaceuticntssucceeded its disstttviog amoytoidpttiqaes it, Ute t,mnias tif nice.Wttite this devctttptnetit is ascii-irte. artist tiesos stitties itocr-tstttkcd tovit mnajiir caoetts Utai UtescieiiUhc cittorositity is ittawttre tif. First, what stvtrks its

..:- nice iOitY Ititi carry tirer itt Ita-matais, tiiid secitrtd, nit imite rerdtyhittites soliettter Ute litad ptttituesimftuoytitid brta peitteiii Uint ices-nultite iii Uie Alelteitner's brttititcmotdty cause Ute disease itr tee

jail n by-pritduetefit.These tue key qucstiitti%, rope-

rititty sitter Ute taire in qitestiittileid sicily sittite - tu titi - itfUme tin-intei genes kiitistit st pitty ti ritte iiiAtelteiiocr's. Atid fese scientistsbeticoe Ilium tho'' snytotid platinesteli Aie wiiitle slitry ti Ateitei-ncr's disease.

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An naexpecledb005l lo tumirnalresearch carne only a few weekslater frein n research team led byDr. Brace Lomb ofCnse WesteniReserve Utiversity and Dr. SamSisodia el Ute Uiiiversity mtf Citi-cage in a study pioliatty fundedby Alziteimer's Disease Re-setirelt, ii prstgrtuu tif the teneri-cm Fleatilt Assistance Fs,undu-lien, Utey liad maittiged leti-titistbr ait itf the tutewa iimnangettes fttr Atzbeimer's diseasehuit taire. Tite resait: a kir maitreuseful tutimtot model at least Utee-reUctitty, for ose iti Aiziteitaer'sresearch. Tite obstacle: nit ottecuit say wtieUter scientists haveidetttiiied ait Ute guites iuvstioeditt Aieiteiiacrs, atid taire lining inlabs tire cotispicaitasly iackitrg iomost ttf tie envirittnneatal, be-havitirni mid titestyte issues of

AttttUtcr discovery that lii uptite sciettlific ftrmatnncttt Utio yearwas tuai, cunaitry 10 age-eld cit,t-veuiieitat wisduin, Iiatnm brainsdu give built io neov crus, evenitttO ittd tge. 't'bis discitoeey wasUte resait str ti cttlltthitmtioa i,c-iweeit Iwe gritaps sifresearcltero,old led by iteurstiogist Fred Gttgeal the Salk litsitute iitr BiologictotStudies ïa Lu IttIta, Califstrniaand tite ittlier iteaded by Dr. ltcterEticksseii tif Satitgreaska Utti-veesity itt Swcdrit. Tue ctllcii islitat mttsl ttfUte tete ceiLs die, atidil is stili uaktiitwii witettier hiesuroiviag ttesvbersts deveiiip cittt-aectiittts tutti get wired itthti titebraiti's aenral ttcttvitrk. Ilowever,tite fitcus is oh-cody sltiftitig holioditig OCitYS lit proinitte tite hirUtitftteoo reilo atid levier lieta widiUieltitpe Utah ittey will lattctiittcti-ly repInce sud tines killed by dis-cuse.

The boilom line in Ateheimer'sis Utot Aie disease causes the mas-sive death ofbenia cello, nod averAme this reonlis in the peagres-sive toss nf the memories, skillsand personality trails lItaI werebarbered ith the brain's archive. lalite final otagex of Ihr disease,eveti the hrnia's command cenherfitr motur ceatrot and basic heAl-ty fotictiono degenerares, colmi-hiutiitg io death.

White ii serias logical tu sim-ply replace dead tissues and cellswith living ones, the beainis an-1Ro any oUter argua in Ute body.Tite dehicttie and 'Tust nailnag-ittahly citmpiea cotri,'Uotss be-toi'eett tieuritiis lias beni :bnpedtuid initidcd over a iifcihaeUiittkiiig attd enperience. 'tItedetUti tif ii tractus rstuid be rem-ptned iii puitiag bi Iltretid itai ei atapestry; coca if yitu iatritduce ateto Utreit, sviti it lit iltiti tlicooer-dl ptttteam eottctiy as Ute oid eue

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Atete drags ban the potenUal toadd seme qanlily lime la the pa-Ural's life, nette of iliria rare erroen nerestUte discese process.

These drugs enhance Ute fune-Uneing efitearons thatlmnveno farescapeddeaUlbyrepluciag an im-pttrizottmesseager dIctaient, ace-lyleiteline, wiiiclt the dead cellsare tie teager prodncimtg. Dewey-er, evetthaally eneagh relis willdie so Utal tut ameaitt of aceiyl-citittine will itove an eflircI. Titisis why hue drags carreatly used luheal Alziteimer's Itove a limitedbereut amid du tint arrest the dis-ettse itselF Only n drug lItaiwould liait Ute desteuciiomm ofbraut retto rituld cure or oigmrili-cattily ciitttsel Alztteitaer's this-ease, and scietsUsto linee yet iofatty .cumprehemmd Aie -merIta-uivius bettinA braihm retto dm01.SUll, Ute search, fer a drug lu savedyimig htearit,ms is an itttemtoe arenefreoearcit and nay yetresuttia a

AnitUter hIte of eesearcim itt-vulves lime itmirodurtiomm mtf Imewheeitt cells 1h01 llene Ute otitiemmt'sown bady, bat them an enhoidenarce. Scientists working in theprivuleoerlOr, asiag n small num-brr of human embryonic stemcells (which can differentiate intonay bead of body cell) havelearned lo eeplicnte these cells inentierro. Growing nmaroaal stemcells have mormons implicaliensfar Ute possibility ofbeiug able tointroduce ynang neurons iuta adying heals and have them grow,mataee and build roanertiuns hoother cells.

1351 Ame use ofembryauic slemacells in search is mired in anethical and political debate thaImay not be serBA ont fer yenes.Harold Varmun, director of theNalioaal Institutes of.Henith, nowell as the scieuhofic coatmanilyis geaemal, has emphasized theenarmono poleulial afasing shemcells to teeatmaay diseases, freinheart disease to Alehehoer's. Butthere is n federal ban un the fi-nearing ofreoearcth that ases em-bryanic cells. This means thatthem cell research is off-limits toauiveroily scientists who receivereach of Uteir faading from theNtitiootd Inotitahes of Health.

Eves assamimtg 0mal lIme federalball is tifted, Aie qnesiion still ce-mains: if prim replace a pirar ofUte brain's hardware, will all thepieces work togeUter? Aautheris-sae ha be resolved is the problemmtf rejection, aisvayo n p055ibitihyalten "thiieum" tissues are illIco-dured into mite body.

AitoUmer faber pussibitily iu-estives gear Itmertipy - is Otis case,u gemte Utat promoles lIme beaihh'sptmtdnciimtlh efaerve growUl fueler(NDfl io revive shrsmnkea uea-retto OIl tlheir way la cell darUm.Dr. Mttrk l-l. Tuseyaski mtf UteUhmiveesiiy of Califoemia in SanDiego mtbserved Utthtbatia retto irhuaimbeys wiUr no Atelteimer's-lype ittitess uimdeeweaiapceiod htfahrsbptmy, wlmicit ltm.sled for smttaetimar belitre the cells tmclatdty

died. After inserting the NGFgemir, many of the cells were re-vivrA and began la fuachinaagnill.

These results were so encour-noia0 Ural Dr, Taseythoki mmd Itisteams have applied fur FDA ap-peavat to begin teoUttg the theta-py Oil Itamans with Aleimeitner'sdisertar (a peaces, Uial wilt takesevetat years). A possible omm-hung block lo glealhing a curefrom this teeaiineal is Utah UteAiziteimnee-hilee illhheos iti Utemtstikeys dues ant eooctiy dapli-cale Alalmeimers disease in hu-mnmms. Nor has Ute ose of gruwUmfarInes hera proven strie imm

adults. SAIl, Uris ieeaauemmt liasopened ap some ihiteeeolil,g pos-sibitities.

WiAr Aie jiny still aol omm wlmatcauses Aletmeimer'm in Ute fimolplace, sume ocienhiots me recoa-sideriag Ute lmamnhternierobe. Thepossibility of Aizhteiiuer's beimrgcaused by ml imtfeclioos agetti Itasnevee been ruled eat and lu furlgained steam this year when Dr.Brian Baiium ofAltegtmeayUuioer-sity in Philadelphia anomtnmmredUte eesulhs of Itis lests Ott bitAi

healthy and Alzheimer'n-affecbedbrain samples. Sevenleen of the19 Alzheimers brains containedChlnmaydin paeamaaiae, n cern-man bucieeiam that canses Sinnsand oUter respiratory imrfectiotms.The hope is 0mal Aleheimer's dio-ease may ulUmnuleli' be Beatablewitll taitihittlico; Ute catch R AmaInoettehoows why lIte the baden-um canses Aieiteiiaer's or it theAieheitaee's silnply lowered lItebruiti's defettoes attd let tIte becte-nata ut.

With acuneoliti probably yearsaway, there's a tremnemiditas ueedle tmiiemtd ti, Ute mask ai leutd,witidit is to try to ease Ute suffer-iag of ieday'o virUtas of Alzttei-mers disease attd Umeir hanities.Fur mtuw, hive of Aie macst itapor-lati Anego sse ramI ulCer limeta area heiter underslammdiitg mtf Atis tee-riltie disease OhId imtfs,rmaaliottabout where lit titnii -fer Itelp mtmdOuppitrl. For rni,ee imtfoormeutiitth

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D050iec hotped lead the NuesDeoits Squirts team lo a 3-2 vie-tory over ihr Narihbreok 2 BIse-hasoks on November 5.

Dasoiec gave his Deoiis ieama 2-O lead after a scoreless open-meg period befare Nonihbroekcame back la mie tite gumm 2-2 inike early third penad. Witit just5:22 eemaioise Dean Straiiakisinherrepied a pass and pat hisshah tap shelf gioing mIre Devilstheir olelary. Ben Caffrey eon-iribuied to Ibis game with agrani pass assisting an Dawiec'sfirst shy. Erie Hngglnnd was ingoal for itte Devibs making semegreat saves turning aside ISshots.

Pee IVrea:Nitro Stars Squeak by Ska-

kir with Eseiting FinishTrauung 3-2 taie in tite third

period, ihr Nites Slurs gab goatsfrom Bann Yemsky rs lie ihegame and Pat Borain, with just36 secoads ta pbay, to soin hhisgamit 4-3 aver the Skokie Rua8-erl, In an incredibly eaeiliag

game us Navumber 5 Addirre hohhis eocitiag finish atas Sta,goaltender Tom Barozce stop-ring n penalty shot bate io thegame wiih the scare tied at Ihntime 3-3.

The Stars traded geais ssibhSkokie early is the rualesm.Trailing t-0 Keith Benedix tiedthe score for the Stars when hostole ihe pack in the aesieatcene and svest in sa a breaba-muy. After Skokie tank a 2-1brad Anthony LsPagima evenedthe score 2-2 when he concerteda pass from Stcpltasie Sampra.

Nues Sharlms Take a Bite antafLake County

Tyler Ladesdarf schIed a hutInch, two an the pwer play sedone short handed, as his NuesSharks Fee Wee team appedhheir recard te 2-S wihh a 5-2siclary aver he Lake CannyAtoms as Nosember 5.

Lodendarf gave the Sharks a2-O lead befare ihe Atomo calihe lead in half 2-i. Goals fromJoe Faltmer and Jim Jennings,as webt os Lsdendarl's shortygoal, bulged the Sharks est cam-forhabty en rente to theiririumph. Cory Sirbnrg, CurtisWinaick, Matt Dawiac and Lu-dendorfatso picked up same keyassists in this gamr. Atoo con-tribumuag with name free iwo-

Way play Were Tony Valesmisoand John Kesinski, Nick Mar-cacci was in nais for Ihe Skuekoand had 19 saves.

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Joe Milam netted a hat trickand Mark Walsh scored twagoats to lead the Nites Black-hawks Baahom icam ho a eon-vinoteg U-1 viciaD aver the Fat-caos Red tram ne November 5.

The Blackhawkn thraugh theefferls of Milan,, Waish andMutt Doeriog jumped osi la acommuading 6-O nno befare iheFalenas brake Nick Reechia'sbid for n ohstoui wiih only taren-ty . seconds remaining o the

Also eantribating In the of-frese a ibis cuntest were BibiBmetski, Mike Ferket, und An-drew RIassume, all oauih helpersir this game. Reechia torsedaside clnvee Fubeon shots.

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Whether to tseal and hose taIroat potieots with unrupluredaneurysms has bees controver-siat. The Slroke Council of IhrAmerican Heart Associaliooformed o 105k force to roviewesisling lileralure and to developtreulment guidelions.

-lt is believed that I percent ta5 percent of the population mayharbar anruplared brais anos-rysms. Approoimolely sis peo-

- pIe in 100,000, or aboul 15,000Americans, hove a slruke from aruptured aneurysm euch year.

Syrnptnmsdepend ou Ihr sireand tocados cf the uueusysm inthe brain and may- ioclade im-paired vision - and headaches.However, the majority remainsymptnmless uslil they rupture.

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people wilhual symptoms is ou-uneessaey. Screening should beconsidered for iodividuals wilt ufamily history of aneurysm or -subarachnoid hemorrhage orlitote with cnelaiugeeetic syn-drames which might make themmore susceptible lo aorurysmformador.

tu addition, the task force ere-ummonds that lrealmcol of smallaneurysms lIess than tOmmlthat have no symptoms shoulddepend an the poliraIs age, so-verity and progression of theaneurysm.

- "We recommend consideringsurgery for ycueg palirnlh re-gardless of aneurysm size, andfor anyone will, onearysm symp-luma, a previous raptured onnu-rysm or any growth of Ihr ancu-rysm,' says Bndrrson. 'Wefavor observation in older pu-lienls with the umalleul syrup-lomless aneurysms due so Ihnhigher risk cf troalmunl and Ihcshorter life especlancy."

Close observation with repeat-ed braie scans is recommendedfnr those who du not undergosurgery.

"We hope these guidelineswill servo as a framowurk forthe development of treatmentplans for individuali with anrup-lured intracranial anrurysmn ando basis for fut uroreso arch," saysBedersan.

Tush force members are Is-tam A. Amad, M.D.; David O.Wiebrrs, M.D.; David Piepgras, -

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Unfortunately, for mauy, paisis something that is simply ae-eeptrd. According to a recrutGallup survey, Pain in America,tsar of 10 (42 perennI) adultsnay shey raperirnee pain dully,yet mure than half (60 percent)belteve 1h01 pain is just some-thing "you huso ta live with."But puto in sat necessarily some-thing yes hune IO accept. It'sokay Io admit you have pain andto lake action to relieve it.

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your doctor about it. This witthelp your doctor to helter under-stand the cause nf your pain andhow he or she cas help you re-lieve it. According to Jack Klip-pcI, M.D., medical direelor ofthe Aetbeilis Foundatiou, "Un-like u broken bone, pain cannelbr identified by u medical testars-ray, so these putiest-decturconversations arr irnpurtaut inhelping health care providersbetter understand sud letalp

Among the most commonlycited causes of pain amongadults is arthritis, u conditiun1h01 affects mora than 43 millionAmericans." Arthritis und othertypes of paio significantly im-pacI Ihr tises of most Amen-cans, but many aren't eomfanta-bis taking Ihn fiel stop te findrelief -- talking to their doetur,"said Dr. Kuppel.

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Speokiug of Pais,, an educa-tinnat campaign being intro-duced by the Arthritis Pounda-tino and other teading nrgani,ai-tous, aims to help peopin gaincontrol of tlteir pain by bettercommunicating with their healthcare professionals about it.Thrnugh Speakiug ofPaio work-shops, propio wilt team moreabout asnening tho nature of theirpain, describing it la, and murk-ing with their henith earn prnoider ta relieve their pain.

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upan want your pretfolin Io hr in the kent shape posnibie In weathrr s martaetdreiine, make care yea uwegoad-quality companies. While the stocks ofstrong companies are rat immane to stack market declines,their prices typically do eel fall an mach as these nflenser-qaslity companies, and they generally rekosudfusser.

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Hesburgh Scholar Programcelebrates 10th anifiversary

This fall Ihr Rev. TheodoreHevbargh, CSC, Scholar Pro-grato celebrates ils 10th aesivor-

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The Ftoubsrgk Program beganio Ihr foil uf 1991 with the indec-

.lion uf 52 students from Ihr lun-jur. sophomore and freshmanclasses. The program was direct-od Ihre sod is now by veteran so-ciul studies macher Tony ICozole.More thur 1110 Duos have cuits-plated Ihn program and have goneou lu college. Tho alder Hes-burgh graduales busc advancedlu Ihr workforcr.

TisaI iucludes two members cfIhn Class of 1994 thaI alun happenIo be now bacheen al lkejr almamater. Dae Tally and AnthonyComo arr the Iwo Duos that have

relamed tu mold a eric genera-lico ofNocre Dame sladeats. Sta-deuls are eligible ta become Hes-.buegh Scholars aflerone semesteralNulre Dame.

The Hesburgh Program offers -ils members more than Ihn dailyschool activities. Thc program'sForum segment altaws the sta-dents lo participate in various es.pcniooliul-Iypr uctivities dit-sigood by the various academicdeporlments wilbia Ihr uchoul.Tltr Forum vegmeol stretchesacross Ihejaalor and senior yearsof ils membership. Junior year iscomprised of activities deve!-uped by the. socio! studies, foe-nige laogaagc/lioe arts and themathcmulics/sciesce deport-

Mike Schack elected- . president of NAPSEC

Mik Schach, Ececative Di- und Chicago. Under Schack'srector ai Jesaph Acadomy inNiles, Illinois was elected Persi-dent of Ihè National AssociationufPrivalr Schools foc Ifuceptien-al Children (NAPSEC) fur Ihrycaru 20110 - 2002. Located iaWashingtutí, D.C., NAPSOC rep-

- murals over 300 special day andresidential ucheols throughoutIhr nation serving over 50,000students with all types of disabil-ties. -

Mike will lead the NAPSECBoard ef Directors which can-sistu of 16 special school rueca-lives from the United Slates. Thiseffort mitI help the GovernmentIo enforce Pnblic Law 105-17 -The todividuals wijh DisabilitiesEducalion Act (IDEA). NAP-SEC's mission is to serve irdivid-aals whose scads one severe andIO help casare appropriate place-ments within the American rda-

-calianal system.

Mike, who founded JosephAcadomy in 1985, directs thisspecial schaul fer bekavieratlydisordered yoath. Joseph servesapprosimutelv 90 utadontu fromCook. Lake, GaPage Caustics

gaidavce, a strcctared therapna-lic cavironmenl cuisIs where dif-Scull young peoptc can changoIhamselvos and become produc-lise members of their communi-lira.

Por moro irformaliait, callNAPSEC al 202-400-3358 or Jo-seph Academy al 047.508-2990.

District 207commendedstudents

Back month the Maire Town-skip High School Disleict 207Beard of Education commendsMaine sladeotu deemed worthyof recognition for their outstand-ing achievements. Recommends-tians aro made by each building'sprincipal and reflect hoeor uponthe tndividaal students, theirschoals, and the encire district.

Those commended althe OcIo-ber BoardMecting from MaineEast are:

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First Hafloween Partyat Melzer

The tirso annual Halloween - groups. Maddte Parrandee,

Party sponsored by 1hz Melzer dressed as a witch, captared the

School PTA was a smashing suc. price forkindergartee. Yet aneth-

0055. Admission IO Ilse panty was er Muddle, Maddte Volo, was Ihn

canoed or boxed food. Sis large winning witch for first grade. Ja

boxes of canord goods weer cut- second grade, the wiener was

lected by Melzer's amo Brownie Brittany Wtlson, benny eslrsor-Troop 398. The sweets lubIe was dinaire. Scoohy Dea roas the

overflowing with donated good- third grade wtaerr. Chrts Scan-

irs ucd Ilse gym was evarllowing Ion, the htp hippie was the fourth

with costumed yaungstees. The grade wisoer. Mtchelle Oolsrtc,

childrito, their parents und Iheir was the hippect hippie in fifthteachers danced the night away. grado. Two sixth graders, dss-Bofare Ihn nightended there were gutsed us gtels, Ited far sixth

prizes lorthebest cuslamrs. grado beauly qunons. Tkey aro

Wiuners spanned all age MottHivelyaedAedeewL0lZ

Nues North receives grantNibs North High School re- gy of 1cc crystals, AntarctIc fish,

ceived a Scionce aed Math Im- and polar food chatas. Class'

provemnal Ornat from Ihn Toshi- rooms will be rennected te polar

be America Fanodalion far Shitresearchers nod teachers In the

Whatb Sa Coat About the Pelar/tegteas! eraJect.

The grant will enable scIencestadenlu in many classroomsthroughout the nsliOn tu wileess,Erstlsund,Iife in thepalurregtans.Students will he inlrodaced In theuCinnCn behind snob global cur-ceras as ozone depletion and tern-perature anulysis, Et Nino effects,gtabal climata change, moepholo-

SJB Sch4gb Grade Nutrition Pro-

The 4th grade students at St.John Brcbesf School are Iaktngpart in a natritiaa program fard-ed by a grant from The Techeol'agy Literacy Chatlengc Fard.The students are stadytng twoproblems -- actual food wasunand paar nutrition habilslpractice uf our elemeotary sta-donls.

They arr recognizing and in-vestigating problems in mealplanning, proposing salaIsons

sed asing spprepeiate technele'gy as tools te access informa'lion, pracesS ideas and camme-niente resells.

in September the 4th geadreuned teachers visited the Luthee-an Oeneeal Hospital fard nervtce

field vistuternet.

The mission of Ihr ToshibaAmarics Faandstion is to can-tribale ta the quality of sctnncr-and mutbemnlics edacattun tuU.S. communides by investing Inprojects designed by and wIthclassroom teachers Io improvescience and math edacatioo furstudents in gnades K-6 and 7-12.

ool Newsfacilities aed cubIerta. TheyIcarned haw food is peepueed.

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Abandoned carA 2-door 1981 Oldsmobile

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Suspicious activitiesPolice bave been reqaestedto

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Retail theftThree ssapecta, two male and

One female described as "gyp-sins" reteredan aste parts storeOn the 700 block of Civic CenterDrive, and went into the rede areaoat of sight of the cashier. Two

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Sheriff's Police expand use of- video cameras in squad cars

Cook Cotinly Sheriff Michael F. Sheahata (right) inspecta a Sheriff's Police aguad car that was s'e-cent!)' filled with a video camera designed to record traffic encounters between Sheriff's Potete offt-Gern and citizena. -

Sheahan recently announced he is expanding the sae of video cameraa in aguad cars due to lheeffectiveness of a pilot program. At Ihn present time there are 15 Sheriff's Pollee vehicles equippedwith cameras, including Iwo new undercover vehiclea designed to combathigh apead traffic violators

and inatancea of "road rage."

Loony lawsuitsof the monthIllinois Lavssait Abase Watch

(I-LAW) announced its tint nfloony lawsuits of tIte month ferNovember. I-LAW in a statewideOrganization that is dedicated tafighting frivolous towsaiss andreforming Illinois' lawsuit aya-tem.

. Witness to accident wants$1 million (Callinsviile,IL) A client far a Moteo-Wastiotaranee agentwat alfaaltfor anautomobile accident Sn, theagent's company paid In fin bath

,cars and case closed, right?Wrang! A woman who witnessedthe accident claims she was sotraumatized by seeing Ibis acci-dent that she Itas boon bedfastover since and she is naing for $1million.

. Suing to get a job (Molino,IL) Tho interim Chief of theMellan Fico Department appliedfoe Ihn position of permanentChief. The interim Chief and twoother candidatos were asked backfar a second round of interviews;however, the two othrr candi-dates declinodThe interim Chiefbelieved tho job was his by de-fault, but the city disagreed. So, -

abe inteeim Chiefsaed for Ihojab.City Attorney Jeff Lester coltedthe armait "abnard," and in hismolina to dismiss Ihn case, LesterWrote, "If, for enample, six appli-canta had been together in a roomat Ihn iateeviow and the roofcaved in, killing live and leavtng

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Cnntinned from Page 40mate saspects dinlracted the muja-agrr by asking qnestioss andstood in front ofher, blocking herview. The female suspect ,atkedoat of the stete with "an obviousbalge ander Itor jacket" conciaI'log merchandise. The manageratlemptrd to stop thn woman batWas blocked by the men. As thesheen saspncls left the state, thetñasagnetviedtof011Ow botono ofthe anspects, a hcavy-sct man,held tIse door closed while theother two ran to a 2000 Meecuryvan and got tnstde, The heavy-setwan joined them, drove the vanttscough the Civic Cenlar tot. Awitnots Was installing eompatcrlines for the store and said he canidentify she vehicle and saspocts.

The s'aspects aro desceibod osfollows: one female in her twon-ties, S'lO, 140 lbs wilh a slimbuild, black- hair and medium-complonian eno male, tn hts thte.tins, 57, 250 lbs, heavy baild,with black hair; and one male,alsb in his thirties, 5'7, 170 lbs.with a slim bnildand black hair.

A search of the van's registra.lion number resatted in a Glen-

- view address, Glenview poltcoeeported lhutlbe address led Ihemto a home which has been"burned out" forsix manllss.

Regional authorities have bannnotified.

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in horhonse. "Pete" reportedlyA man backing ap from a

parking space stmck a vehicle inthe niste behind him as tI drovepast. Tho second driver (affend-er) reportedly became enragedand sturtedynlling.WhOinthe firstdriver ioggesled calling ilse po'lice, the effender reached into hisjacket pocket and told the driverthat he woatd kill him, The drivertold police that he saw a black ob-ject io Ihn man's jacket pocket,butcealdn'tidendfy itas u gnu.

The driver got into his vehtcleand called police on his cellularplane. The offender fled tho areaandlho deiverfollowedtsim le theEdens Expressway, wheen the nf-fender headed towueds Chicago.Tho driver said that there was nolicasse plate sa thn vehicle, bathe could identify the offender,who is described as a white malel-tispaeic in his twenties, ff9,heavy boild, with amedium cam-pleeian sed shaved head. He wasdriving a lato '98 er '99 black 4-deorYnkan utility vehicle with alicense plate frame from a Gros-singer dealceshtp.

Matter of recordA Niles dental assistent con-

lactad police following u dotewith aman shometasee the Inter-

Sttehadbeon eatwith the man,known lo her only as "Petc." os-several Occasines. On Nov. 5white eiving him a dance lesson

mid, "You knew tcan brisk yeurnecicandkillyau"

The woman laId him to leasebec home and never contact heragain.

"Pete" is described us u whalemulo, 33-years-Old, 510, 175 lbswith brown hair aodcyes, a medi-am build and dark camplesian.Ile wears eyeglasses und is be-lieved te beaSkekiorestdeel.

Robert LightfootAt ils August 5, 2000 cow-

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Concordia Ueivecsity, RiverForest, aLalberan Christian insti-

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. "Dug gone" lawsuit (GlenCarbon, IL) A Glen Carbon,IL police officer respanding ta udomestic dispute was attackedand bitten by a German-shepherd-Rottweiler min dog.The officer responded by shoot'ing the dog In gel it lo release its

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Iciiow bow much you can of-faed Io spend on s yole newhome.

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ifnow ifbayiogpoinlsis goodorbad for your situation.' Buyingpointsis away to loweryour interest cate. Here ace threesilnalmons when boeroweesshouldconsiderpayingpoinls:

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ERA Cultero & Calino baohod u 61% increase in rent estatesales far Ihr first 9 months of seeking additional renI Islotethis your. They have been re. agouts ta handle thIs increasedpandieg their sales force and ore business.

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Staderls from tle urea were Dnocnn and Meghonmembrrs nf bllmhnrit College's O'Shneghnessy of Glenviow;20gO grudaaling clues. More Jordan A. Levine uf Lincoln-thon 500 students were awarded wood; Christine Caplinger undBachelor uf Ans, Bachelor of Jennifer Giovanna Gioffredi ofSciruce, Bachelor of Music or Nitos; Paul I. Ilaack, Amanda C.

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The Viltagr of Hiles wilt comply wilh the AmerIcans WithDisabilities Ad by making reasonable accemmodullons for peoplewith disabilities. Ifyon or someone yea know with a disability requIsencconstnodatian for a Village service or hase any qumliuns aimaI dirVillage's compliance, please oonlndt Abe Sriman, Village Manager,1000 Civic Cenler Drive, NiIm, Illinois, 5471588-5000.

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Ten tornI, suburban museums0011 oser Ihirly pobliC librarieshave loomed U 10 provide anew prageam called ihn FamilyExpiator Card. Morton Groveresideflis muy check OUI a passIO 0fl of Ihr parl,clpatlug ma-sums. Printed vn ihr back ofeach card are the special offersor values redeemable for a varie-ly cf services al specific ma-veuflIS and l,isIariCAl saddles.Offers vary franI upseom Ioaluseum. Por example, a familyof four mighl check out theFamily Eispiarer Caed la gel feenadmission IO lileolili Woeld isoevritlgldo. Or, if they check antIlse Com Ed Pawetisooso card,tisey will gel a fecc Looic she

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Morton Grove Public Librarybaaks far very young chitdrcoand pre-reoders. Bol, did youknosc ibas theee are piclueobaeku whaoe caoleol and graph-icI are geared taward childrenolder lhuo third grade? There aropidlore boa/cs for adobo, tao!Cumo to the Morbo Gravo Pub-.lic Library's Family ReadiogNighl, Thursday. November 16

al &45 p.m.; 115e whaln familyovili enjoy III esiertaioiuG eve-viso plagrale ut Iba Libvaey dc-velaped by hIc Childrco's Oc-partusool acd oar sew YauogAdult Lihraliuo. Firsl, youll hoicnated to pidtuea books ouch asClick, Clack, Mae; Cams ThatT)'pv by Dorcnn Cranio; i, C'ar-adile by Fred Marcellino; MathCurse by lou Scinseka and LanaSnsilh, and other wcnderful alu-cics. Resi, yuull hear cucerpisand cliff-hangers from favarilejocenilo novels, such as: FundIrby Andrew Clnmeota. Praadll-er's Boy-by Katherine Palerson.me;' Pigza Sicallou'ed lite Keyby Jack Gantas. and otheru. A

raffle for some af these lileracyIreosares will be hold at the codof the program and eeftoshmoslswilt hn served.

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Advanced InterneE TramingVain Scnnifer Didier no

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Okilysis Clink In Miles Has. Openin9S AI-

7332 N. Milwaukee Ave.8565 W. Dei$ùterSt . »

For FuII4me Dayss Technidans. Position requvcs a minimum of

6 months medicat experience.We provide o 2 week raning dass

in dialysis & an excellCfl fonofit package. QooIfied candof ates

shodd contact Human Resources Dept

Fresenius Medkal Care/Neomedica, Inc.

(31 2) 654-2790 ;A Dro. Fr.o Work Plus. / 505 M/F -

RECEPTIONISTLooking For A Pleasant Working Atmosphere?

GLENBRIDGENURSING & REHAB CENTOE Is Seeking A

Part-Time Receptionist For Every Saturday & Some

[Holidays Ptus Several Days Throughout Week. Good

People & Phone Skills Required. Typing A Plusl

ContcactPaIty Davis At: (847) 966-9190I Or Fox Resume To: (847) 966-4455

UNIT CLERKDialysis clinic opening in Evanston is seeking a Unit

Clerk/Medical Secretory Responsibilities include: typing,

hung, answering phones and collecting patient information.

Position requires typing35 words per minute, computer

literacy, and good communication skills. Interested

candidates should call:

NeòmediCa, Inc./HR Dept.312-654-2790.

EOEM/F

HUMAN RESOURCE GENERALIST

Georgia Nut Company is growing! BM part of a

55 year tradition of making quality candy and nuts.

Our growth continues because of the excellence of

our people. If you are Striving for excellence and

wont IO be part of o winflin team, nOW IS the time

to look at Georgia Nut. We otter growth opportunities

(potential promotion to H.R. Manager), competitive

pay and full benefits. 8i-lingual (Engljsh.SpofliSh),

and bachelors degree (h.r. relatedi required. We are

convenienHy located just off of Touhy Avenue, just

West of I94 in Skokie.

Vfoit our website at www.georgiaflut.com.Fax or mail your resume to;

GEORGIA NUT COMPANY7500 North tinder Skokie, Illinois 60077

Fax; (847) 6741173

.OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR

Operations Supervisor to work n a contro! center environment of

a people mover system. Must he able to function quickly and

efficiently in times of stress and emergency, while analyzing the

technical and hnmon aspects of the problem. The dm1 candidate will

have: 25 ye. sspervisory exp., elncfronic and computer operating

exp., colle9e graduate in an engineering discipline or computer

science, excellent oral and written communication skills while I

demonstrating ability to evaluate situation ond take decisive

action, abifty to interact effectively with personnel and customers,

pass the appropriate exams far position, and able to work

shifts, weekends, and holidays. Comprehensive salary (548k)

with benefits. Equal Opportunity Employer. For consideration

I fax resume with cover letter identifying position ta HR aIr.

(773)6018186. . *WRITER. .. . .

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Freelance For Suburban Newspaper

Steady Work. Call Marti At:

(847) 5884900Pubtk Accountant

ro y,rn, npeñne. Cr'priO .pnien ono, p.m000I k to" oqooro1 t pSoe ot goroO 00000rtog S

$olo,155K SkOkIr

847-675-599

RESTAURANTS!FOOD SERVICE

WAITERSuWAITRESSESPart.Time/Full11me

Coli Vince Ac

(708) 867-7770VINCE'S RESTAURANT

Harlem & LaWiefl°

THE BUGJ.ESBusiness

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is beckoningyou to:

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REHABILITATION

erhskilhulion ..

SPEECH PATHOLOGIST.. . (ParHirne)

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...Muit,er PonilliBU ät Wrigner,on nitrottive, cotivenieofrmouutof

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buiih5 so by Mr.tlier Liteways,u t4urprsRi rrgoniuniieu. Wnseek a Speed' Puthuingist tu work

in huir Seim!, Service, Deportment.Wutldrg with older roble, the ruoutsM

cundidâte moot tinto previousespkacoin tAc utsiser &eupeim'ewerksg in teglerni Cue nr o kospitol

uefflng. In widMen, Flexibility,strong urgunimtiotul, tuAnt Aw,lttén communicolion sidils 0m

essential.

IF you're o coing & mmpnssinnntn lLlittñret p'nteatiexcl, plume re,dyusr

r000nh, in: tTMER LIFEwAYS,

Atto: Rets N. Abad4FemnflReuuur505, 1603 OrringtOOAve., Loonston,. It. 60201. taut

1847), 4926799. Phone: (Eh?)49267h6. (em mjtj'dIsl

Eunil: ewpiogtertuxui('W5'°"Mother LifeWays

PeOMOTÎNO UFeLONGVITAUY

RESTAURANTS/FOOD SERVICE

5650 Touhy Ave.Nues, Illinois

(847) 588-2763

*Seeking Allpositions/All Hours;For a new store with

àn opening dote of.

12/18

G P. ILL (T AVE

Let's Get Together

NexwHiring

AtTcaUhY

.

*PIZZA MAKERSOBUS BOYSDays Or Evenings

BARTENDER2 Nights A Week

Call Joanne or LaiTy.

(847) 967-8600Bamahy's Restaurant

7950 N. Coldwell.Nites

Hiring Part Time And FullTime. All Positions For NewPancake House In. Niles.Must Be Experienced.Accepting Applications At8501 W. Dempster, Niles.

Or Call:847-998-0366

Ask For Dave Or Angelo

. DELIvEvED TO Alt. 16,000 HOMES IN BILES A

ANO MORTON GROVE EVERY WEEK OF THE YEAR!

. FuLLJPART TIME

RETAIL

Retail SolesPart time sóleo person.Beautiful china & crystal

store in Plaza del logo,Wilmette. Weekends included.

Very flexible hours. No

experience necessary.CoIl Richard at

63O-92O-O 90

SALES.

.

SALES!CUSTOMER SERVICEWhutesule Rami nowpony has

opening for ori, growingWheeling lenurton.. tanking fur energeti'

salespeople. VII rouie forfloral mies.

. Customer 50tt0 poupte furnur showroom.

We offer paid medina1 anddental benefIts, pmfit ahuringand competitive wnge. Soles

positions will earn commissionas well. Send resume to:

Vans, Inc. HR3150W. 531st St.,

Alsip, IL 60803Or Fax 708-371.2803

SALES/INSIDECustnewr/detnil oriented raliabloperson eeaded fur sur nntty annipeultisu with a Manufauturer ufControl vulves und Otrainars.easponabilitin ,,alsdn heavyphnseuootasr, diresoufer eelry.expedition and n.!er guturalstuns duties. Cntrpottr knowledgehelpful, collons degree psoturrad.Cow lele kennSt pouksn indo6,ghealth insvra000. Nen.smekiogeffim. ViII Sehr. Fu, omsiderutiunsand souUmn tut

P.O. Box 67Skokie, IL 60076

Or Fax tot 841.674-2106L-mail: sales6kecktay.com

Attn. Debbie

. SALES SALES SALES

$300 SIGN-ON BONUS

DSW SHOE WAREHOUSEIS HIRING AT THE

SKOKIE LOCATIONDSWIS Q vatiOfll leadnrin todays fuotwenr retail ivdustr/ wA/t vIvres vnlionwide.

OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:e Management Team Leaders

. Full & Part Time Sales Associates Stockers!Recei vers

We hvue cbxllrvgivg oppottuvitins In, highly rnvlixutrd indssduals milk p,ounn nupvnvncn in Ihn

retail ,ndust'y.11tn ideal candidates u,, sales driven sltongly custxmer orientated, possess excnllnnt

wotk,ncords, leadership,snpetiorsuprufssyskls and a cominilmnnt to gtowingwith the company.

THE REWARDS. COMPETITIVE WAGES

HEALTH, DEAL AND VISION CARE BENEFItS

. FLEXIBLE HOURSHOLIDAY AND VACATION PAY

. EDUCAUONAL SAVINGS PLANMERCHANDISE DISCOUNTS

& ScHOLARsHIPS .STOCK FIJeChIRSE PLAN

. 401K A PROFit SHARINGREFeRRAL BONUS

.DOWEMATCH?

l(}'oo 55001 tO achieve bentend005 growth &career sotiisfcCIo0, puLì mayupply ¡n person att/te:

Skokie Fashion Square9426 Skokie Blvd.Skokie, II. 60077

P14: (847) 674-2772 - FAX: (847) 674-2774DImir a,eohe tea. ò,aglree,

suai u . ,u,tuni nel, es ensssdswsh,t,Om

il,

CANCRLL.ATONS - No Claoslflal AdeerSseme will be COO-

celled after 12 noon os Monday precedIng Otre Thursday publica-

tian dote, ormoradov 12 nOon precedlnn the Weekend Job GuIde.

Harlem Furniture has a

New Store in Morton Grovel

We need sains, office support

and stock associateS, Now hiring

for IOII end port time positions.Unlimited coming poteetiul fer

Soins) We oller great starting

woges,ncmepmhonlRe benefitspackegn, 401K end many other

benefits. Step by any of oureisEns le apply nr(o)) Stephanie ah

630-2614600ex. 321

We accept Vina and Montar

CardI Cati: 947.588-1900

FULLIPART TIME FULL/PART TIME FULLIPART TIME

DSSHOE;WARE 1-IDUS n

SALES-CEMETERY -.

Management trainees. Looking for 3 motivated and

hungry people to learn this - rewarding business

from the ground up. Discipline & honesty a must.include high commission, health, dental,

4OEIk, monthly bonus, paid vacation and o four

week training bonus. Realistic ist year earnings,

$30-$75K.Call Bob: 7084530273

Inside SalesAre you o professionnl undfriendly lodivtduel with strongtelephnne skills. Wonld youIlIon tu work in a pleasant

North Suburban insurance

office. Insurance bockgmund oplus. You would be qualifyingleads for our sales team. Suadhourly pay plus bonus, 451K

and profit shoring plan. Porttime or time share hours will be

mnsidnred.ColI Nancy

847298.0200

AVONlooLinti POHgI'e' boume?

Mow FlIhiSe Hours?atoNHosWSoYuo'te00SF'

Sers Sulk

388 220-2866

-SALES ,1

CAREER OPPORTUNITYNO EXPERILNCE NECESSAI(

WILL TRAINEstablished ruaI estateoffice over 30 years seeking

candidate to leere theexciting & profitable realestate brokerage business.

Call Mr. Marino

(847) 967-5500Century 21

Marino Real Estate

Our classified ade reachmere people per week lotthe least omount of dollars.We cover the near northernsuburbs and the notthsldoof Chicago.

TUE BUGLE, llrsmiSDAy, NOVEMBER 16, anuo pAGEai

s S ueflenut!aiiP- L'A'a.&$...11I. -:--........s

SOLE \IAIES

TELEPHONE

TELEPHONE WORKFROM HOME

Scheduling Pick-ups

Of Discarded Items

For A Majar Charity

No Sellingflexible Hours

Paid WeeklyPleasant PersonolityReliability A Must!

. Please Call:

(630) 5l 5-5752

TRADES

FULL/PART TIME

TRADES

SHIPPING CLERKGrowing north side monufacloring

cumpony babia9 for o full-time

ukippieg/receining clerk.

gnowteetge uf UPS Online and

ability to drive a forklift a plus.

Must be ohio tu work in u fast-paCcif

environment and ment continualdeadlines. Altenfion to detailessential. Competitieo salary endbenefits o!fero1l. Send resume orupply itt person to:

Cozzini, Inc.Attn: H.R. Dept.

4300 W. Bryn Mawr. Chicago, IL 60646

Or Fax; 773-4788689nne mit/hin

STYLIST WANTEDEvanston Salon. Good

Clientele Wsth Many DenierCitizen Customers. Monday

Through Friday 9 To S.

Manicurist WantedOn Tuesday's rarNorthside Salon

HAVE YOUR TRUCKDRIVE TO OWN

No $ Down Lease5.86 AIl Miles

. COMPANY DRIVERS5.32/Mile

$800/Week GuaranteeNo Touch Loads

2 years doss A CDI. Expenence

800-843-8308Or 800-8433384

Busy eslabfuhtlt salue needs hair

riylbt fell time/pert time. Goutnelnof

sufuty or oummbdot Pu/ti vacation,

holidays. tape/teas pttfn'rtd.

847-299-8283

SWEEP OR SHOVEL.5 Days A WeekNues LocationCall Morti At:

(847) 588-1900The Bugie NewspaperS

°The NewopaPOrS That Deliver"

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DELIVERED TO ALL 16 000 HOMES IN NuES DELIVERED T

AND MORTON GROVE EVERY WEEK OF THE YEAR AND MORTON GROVE EVERY WEEK OF THE YEAR

ULLIPART TIMEFULI.JPART TIME FUWPART 11IVIE MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS

PAGE 52 TUE BUGLE, ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 20ER

TRADES

DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCEA Luxury Senior Housing Facility Is Seeking A Person

Who Is Responsible For OverailMaintenance Of Facility &

Equipment. Must Possess "Hands-On" Experience In

Residential Building Maintenonce, Electrical, HVAC &

Plumbing. Previous Supervisory Experience In Heolth

Care/Hospitality Indusfry Preferred. '

Send Resume With Salary History To:

Bugle Newspapers .

7400 Waukegan Road -, NUes, IL 60714Attention: Beverly Sliwa-Duszak

DRIVERPart1ime - AfternoonsTo Transport SeniorCitizens. 20-25Hours Per Week.Must Se Flexible.Contact Jason OrDeborah At(847) 588-2000

BOYS LOCKERROOM ATTENDANT

Nues West High SchoolMonday-Frday/7 AM-3:30 PM

$9.50 Fer HourSchool MORdORER DRYE 0fl {8O)Call SMS Maintenance

Contractors, Inc.(630) 834-4044

Or Fax: (630) 834.4047

DriversFull Time . 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.5 day/week. Lite pick.0delivery. Drive our vanscars in northern suburbs.Full package of companybenetits. Apply ¡n person:

Skolcie ValleyReproductions

7400 N. Melvina, Miles847-647-8098

Ask for Dean

ConstructionNOOE1Od n Tower Teohnicon forBuilding Cefi Towers. Full Timo.No Experience Nuoossory. Coil:

773-220-6708

DrivursUpIo$l0/Hour+Ti .

Rum bord ORpOfl Imkis f& r0IibIOindividmI 21 Or older. 'Thud d,isorAma for delirmim Paid froining. MHSt SO mdE COR E sohAls roidod.3PM-1M 2nd thffi°onI» Coil 4:

847-995-1200

SCREW MACHINESET UP

BAS - Multiple SpindleSingle Spindle

AcmeKitamuro MiyanoBridgeport - CNC

Enco - CNCMinimum 5 Years

Experience In Set-UpCall: (773) 283.6032

Ask For I1en Ext. 12OrJoeExt. 14

3523 N. Kenton AvenueChicago, Il. 60641

BOtHeR 9:00 kM. Thru i 1:30 kM.

CODE ENFORCEMENTOFFICER

For Moine TownshipFull-Time position with fullbenefits. Applications areavailable at Town Hall,i 700 Ballard Road, ParkRidge. Resumes may bemailed orfaxed to the affentonof Pam Anderson:

Fax: (847) 297-1335

DRIVERSFoil time/port timo drioers ewdod.Must own vehicle. Downtown undsuburbs. Oued psy.

Call 847-759-0900Or Apply AK

Cycle Logistics301 N. 3rd Ave.

Des Plaines

TRADES

BAKERTemporary Positionlmmedtate opening at ourNorthside campus to worktram naw until January 1st2001 at our large commercialbakery located at 6300 N.Ridge Ave. Chicago, li60659. Wads Moñday thruFriddy from 6 p.m. to 12a.m. Must have expetiencein cookie making. Salary$12.00 per hour. CallHuman Resources a

MISERICORDIA HOME NORTH

6300 N. Ridge Ave.Chicago, IL 60659773-273-3043Noii-Smoking Facility

equal opporwcity empluyer rn/f

REAL ESTATE

APTS. FOR RENT

NIESE . 7626 N. MilwsuknuI sedrnuum . $65017731 764-0002

HOME FOR SALE

Noose For Sude - RouSter4, ILLoren lut, upstairs expondoblel$25,ROOCuIl Miko: fl3-6453735

MISCELLANEOUS

AUTOS FOR SALE-

LOREN UICI(IHYUN0Ai1620 Woukegen Rood, Glooview

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BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY

Snowy Smp Ese Edo Iv Morton Genus

Oxee, Must Soll For Fsmiy Rousons.

$20,000 O, Bout Offer

brims Collons Seuso

547.97.7419

Our classified ads reach mare people per weekfor the least amount at dollars.

We cover the near north suburbs and the north sideof Chicago with 2 insertiOns per weak.

See haw your money can work for you by puttingyour recruitment ads in both editions of The Bugle.

Cati us today for details. We will be happy toassist you in placing your ads and in reseriing

space for our next issue. We offer two deadlineseach week for your convenience.

AND ALSO. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIALSlSIMPLY CALL (847) 588-1900.

DOG ADOPTION

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A ProyerSt. Jude's Novena

Muy Ihu Sacred feuil uf Jesus be educed,

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nicoles, pray lar jo. St. Jude, helper utlhe

helpisus, pray fur us. Soy this poyo: cire

limes s doy lo: cine deys. Ori lbs ei1hih Icy

ysun preyed edil be torwart1. II hoc oteen

busc hocus tu foil. Pufficotiun musi be

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PERSONALS

St. Jude's NovengMay lee Sacred Heart el Jesus bendxred, glued, loved eel presumedIloreughoutthe id; now ond lomeen.

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beee bnawn talaiL Pabieelieo must bepremised. Thank you SyJude.

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Ray DIRECT nod sAVErCoeeeansial/lla'rw uoïs frees $199

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NOTICEThe Eagle Neanpspsrss dure lOObe500a scraeu advortlsemeotn tertheIr su010enOlnlOy and legItImecy.Hawever, we conner bu respansi.blu fur all claims, produnou andreMues al udverslssrs.

Toy scudcuO-oololeoes repue.ueulnd Notre Durer Nigh Scheelfor Boyo on all-cemference juroin Ohren different sperOs. BriuuBreunan '01 (60630/So. Edward)led che group by bEing numedCo-WfP ei the Culloelic MeoroCenfercncr'c While Division ixfourbuE.

Brounan, who was recoguizedfur bio work us running back undsufeoy, roohed for a scheut.

Property Tstays o

Winile muso Meut commoxi.drs place properOy oeuusfxr suceseu Olee ocher, Mo. Prespeen endNues have Oaken u differencsack, ehorgiog Ohr rae ro the newewoer.

The Me. Prespeco VillageBooed ee.xxomined ins posiolonrecevoly; however, iO epoed Oukeep reop000jbiliOy ex the buyer.

NUes joioiaOed ins presrnreruusfer oux sysoeno in 0993.Nues Finucee Direecor GeergeVan Deem explained che thick.ing behind lhul ucduu, vuyingthan cewcemerx EaR heneto fromwhaO rhe village offers righeuwuy. and co should puy Ohejesexy upfronO, while residenos

McCormick Bealevard be.Oweev Dempsrer und Teuhy will

-see ciebs sculptures added InIlse exixoing mis aleug Skekieslinear Sculpoure Park.

Tine works, on leve frees ore.isIs vcrexs Oho eeonlcy, depiclthemes in abslraco and eculisoicrepreseelvolellS. uceording In

Winter---thCessensus eupeecs seinler of

2000-Sl In be colder thun io re.ceno yeurs, which inrnnsifsesspeculalion abeuo foci cexrs Obis

Michael Pulecki. regionaletiesaootogil fer Olee MidweslOl.egionut Climure Ceder, pee-dicos well be censuming meregas Ibis year.

TIne Cenoer measures ohe

vmosnl of energy needed- perday cv heuc a house er buildiogne 65 degrees from he days os-erage lemperalure, SluOislicsulsesvs a 14 perceno increase willbe needed to muinluin lIre corn-fe level.

Add On geeaOer exeegy needsOhe rrroch-discossed increase inrares, and big energy billsshnvld be expecicd.

Alohoogle Ibis winner cnr ex-peeled le be u killer, we've beenspoiled by ehe mild wineers gen-crulcol by El Nice and La Nina,says Jim Angel, clim000legiorFor Illinois Slab seaoer Suevey.

Notré Dameall-conference selections

receÑi 0,156 yards ou juco 079careles (6.46 yards per every).He also rcnred II 000chdnwuu.On defense, Beosnan mude 61thekles end hod owe inlercep.Ojees.

Moor Gallagher '01 (60656/Immoce100c Conception), PoolSceznesny '02 (Nileu/SO. The-cIa), Alex Swuuloe '01 (Nitro/So.Turcissos) und Kris Gueik '02(60631/Sl. Jnliuov) joined Bros.

ransfer Taxn buyer

have olrevdy paid nur in theferne ei properly and cules lunesfor ox mug us they've lived inOhe village. "los the newcomersiuverOmenr in their new cown,Van Omm explained.

The rae in both lewnx is $3pee $0.000 of Ohe price paid,which adds abexo $600 0e a$2V0,gOO purchase.

Van Grem xuggeurs ubac thernuOoer of rae paymeno ceold be-corne a manier for negooiaoion,much like other ilems in suie ofu heme.

The Orunxfee Oun odds ubnuO$600,gOO ro Niles ieenme anno.ally, Van Geem enrirnulcd.

Skokie's Sculpture Parkgets new works

Barbara Galdsmilh, beard mcm-ber.

The park wax creuled in0988 ve land ewoed by Ihe Mel-ropolilan Waler ReclamaOiovDisnricc, and ix home ou aboyo 70sculplvreS.

The sew pieces une being inseulled enreenlly.

e betTs on!These seeaobcr pacoerns no lacg_er cuico, 50 06e NuOienul WeatherService prediess oempen000nesetere consisrenr seilh 30-year ve-eroges.

Tire "Old Farmer's Almooue"forecasos nemporoorcu froor acer.age 10 belese freezing for Ne-somber, December and Junuany.The Almuuoc claims Io ase u"xecreo formula" along wilb Ohecuhancorennos nf modern seien-lilie calculations like solar pal-Ocrrls and meorernlogie infermu-hoe,

The Almanoc ix also en-hasced seiOh anenher modern de-rice---ohe disclaimer.

"Neilber see, nor anyone else,leus us yet gained xufgcieco ix.sigluc john rhe rnyuheries of Iheuniverse ho predico wruther seithenythiog resembliog ColuI accu-mey."

Jim Angel, climvrotogixl foche llliveix Soahe Vs'aler Survey.

saggcxhs blandly: "Invexo inssveuhors."

nom ou the all-conference Oeam.Galloghrr mode 107 roches,

picked off a pass und had foursuckr from his linebacker spao.Seczesuy, another linebacker,led the defence wilh I I I recOdesmed five sacks, Ouzik was tiedfor the heure lead with five inoer-cepnines from his oafery peci-rien. Swunke wax honered forhic week ut offenoive rackle.Three mere Donc were amendheneroble mention: Vilo DiPiaz-zo '01 (Hueweed Hcighrs/DivineSavior), Tern Murphy '01(60656/lmmuculuOe Coueepoiunlmrd Chris Soukel '02 (60631/Immaculahe Cenceplion).

In snecer, Paul Zuhb '02(60631/Irnmaculalc Coecepline)wax named ou the Ever SuburbanCatholic Ceeference (ESCCIall-soar Inure by virluc uf his fivegeais und I I assishs, Zubb is umidfieldce.

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pregnant chad which bulges Lovelier und I Wunna Befrnm the bullet but is net Aruund und Gnndy Guody,pierced by the bullul-pnker, And remember Ihe brst Urnethe voter. In Ilse bustle fer the yeu mether, she wus Tpo Mur-piesitloncy liese chuds may velous For Words? Moon Riv-interfere with the registering er seemed 1g be Mereces sig-its vete when il is resoled by suben song u beauliful mel-the computer-counting mu- edy but we uIl remember thechine. If we've gel it righl the words.presidency could be won orlesi by u chud. Three or four weeks uge we

suw Gilberl und Sullivan's Pi-Words mene 01 the cecIne of rules of Peneanre. Il was the

u Johnny Mercer cuneen oe words, my maley. It mus Gil-EusI Chicago Avenue Sunduy heel's words "t um Ilse veryuflemoon. Mercer Was u lyri- modél of u modem Mujor-cisl. One of the very best. He General, I've information veg_didn't just write wonds In mu- nIable, unimol und minerul. Isic. He mente pertey 1h01 come know the kings of Bnglund,feom sultry GeoegsO. The man and I iooIe the fights bisturi-who wrole "my Hocklebenry cal, From Marathon in Woler-friend" wrele the lyrics forAc- loe, in ordercategorical." -

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Cale the negudve" und Thus - Sixty yeues ugo I look LuünOld Black Mugie. If you're high school und il eaìeed myever 50 you should be able IO unleneu for words. It also hadracile Ihose tyrics....they're me pulling up warning signsmugicol. He look the biblical alongtheroadsideferthemol-phrase Feels Rush In und used leyer words. Il had me going"where angels fear Io tread" se shreughlifeconjuguling, look-1h01 heuuliful song. He wrele ing for Ihr pta-perfect and fer-Meen Riven and Of Wine und ever weoslling with peefixes. IlRosee und Iba 01 Jive. If caused me Io raise red flagsyou're of Ihul vinlagc you can when I wandered down Ibastill sing Ikone Wonld '1ur II highway oflife, setting eff thetyrics. The Benny Goodman - rnadside words I wanted lo de-Irumpelce Ziggy Elmun song, tour, und bury line many over-And he Angels Sing, was used ones thai should be pollopuro Mercer, "We meet, ucd rest.Ike angels sing." And Skylark

. ed read'' isand How Lune We Knete. cucopinnnylonlyeurs.thadan

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wrote Iba lyrics. And Skylark trnk was atise svord

undHowLiltlewaknOw.Per lina. vene1h»hops Ihe best knewe blues ,,em arigmg asenreesangofalttinne,BiuesJnThe nace cackles theoghl'ns guilty

pen. And Duke's Satin Dolt of using them. A friert in

und the classic I Thoaght £vanslon uses t e seer so

Aboul You. And yen muss re- ,islicute mue no

snobmember Heeray for Hetly- wo°dn year noteweed. us Ihn "less sephisticaled." In

Remember Day In-Day -ihn army the F word was a

Oot?,..11 is u classic and we all noon, adjective, verh and akensv the words. I'm Old Push- purl of cneo seelance ulsered.ioned und the classic bar song, noce sounded eff in Ihr bar-

One For My Baby mus racks aboal its exorase und re-

arum ed wilh Mcrccr's aume ceived un onrelreilens bornage

Remember, When Ihe World ofubase 1h01 begun und ended

Was Yneeg, und, The Snm- with eese-foaed F words. Mymer Wind, summer romanee unlifeminist side sull makesIhal faded wilh Ike end of ihn me blanch when u woman ases

sommer wind? And yea musI the S word.

know Aatamn Leaves and The music has bree brauti-Mideighl San. And how many fol bal its Ihe words thaI hoveromunhics hure nañg Laura for meuning. Tite Ibror MarsIhe past 40 years remembering Brothers were fanny bal il wasyOanger love in another time. she wise-cracking Groucho weAnd residents of Iba Ihirlies remember. Fruekie did il "Hisstilt can sing Yea Must Hava Way" by bending lire lyricsBeen u Beuulifal Baby and with cleanness und ducida-Jeepere Creepers. Words, line, Illinois' Adlai mus u slyl-

. words words, after uil Ihese ish arislocral bol il was sehenyears yea 5h11 remember she he spobc Ihe words l'id rulberwords. Two generalices ugo lighl a ihessand candIes......IIhey were sieging Dearly Be- sisal makes you pause and ro.loved und You Were Never enrober,

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of stridents who, daring the sa-mester concerned, attained agrade-point average of 3.75 orbatter, or who, al tite end-of thetema, 1500e attained a cumulativegrade-pabst average of 3.50 or

-better(outofapossible4.00).

For informalian about eventsatEbuhuretCollege, call theBhn-hurst Collega Events Holline at(630) 617-6100 tir Visit Otte web-site atwww.eImltnrsleilu.

Area students ou the ElmltuestDean's List are: Reisteu Bloom,Melissa-A. IDee, RachelA. Osan-neRi, Melissa Jean Giblin, MollyLynn Giblin, Lisa M. Johnson,SenniferCoarinayJodges, JeffreyD. Liuk, Jennifer R, Markanich,Marilyn Mary Purcell, Elana Ra-chal Rosati, Jacques H. Salibian,Teresa Samke, Bccky Topp andMichal Jan Wutczala, DesPlaines; Dein Dempsey and JuyeWingsleom, Glenview; ChristineCaplingrr, Jennifer GiovannaGioffredi and Jettnifcr Levar,NUes; Catherine R. Mollis,Norlbbreok; Christine R. CelE,SaaaS.Douglass, AmandaC. Ha-geubael, Bannie leen Rasselt andJalieMoalcee Supp,Park Ridge.

Tobacco . n.Conlhraud from Pagel

inn Geese has increased Iheir an-forcemeel uctivily; fer example,police are making realicechecks 01 local sleres 10 see ifihn law is being enfoeced.

The cealilion is comprisnd ofabaul ten volunteer memberswho are also members of Amen-cue Cuecer Sociely, AmericanLung Association, AmericanHead Asseciatioo, Cnek CountyDepualmenl of Public Health, It-Imam Asseciulion of FamilyPhysicians and concerned corn-munity residents. Goats are lomisimiae access of eigaraltes 10those ander age 18 and reducasecond-hand smoke io the merk-place.

Direeler of policy develop-ment for Cnok Cooely, Seuo

- McDermott, praises the logic ofturgeling teces in Ibis unIi-smoking program since merethan 80 perceel of adntt smokersslurted is Icen years, uccordiegIO data of ihe U.S. Ccnlars forDiseuse Control und Prevanlion,McDermott feels Ste mesi effac-live pragrams are Ihonc carriedoat at a local lesal.

lo the tust fase years, 30 Ia 40monicipaliles hase adoptedlaws prohibiting tabacco tules lominers.

The cealilion sape Io gel asmany communities us possible

Continued from Pago tiO boy telo their program.

Coisk County is investigating As of Monday, police had MeDarmoil adds thur he corn-

tue possiblity titar Houng muy mude ne arrests rs the cuse. mends MorIon Grave and vtilag-

have beco killed elsewheee und Houeg was jasl Ihrer weeks like rl who have ucled IO re-

his body titen moved ro lite field. shy of hie seventeenth birthduy. 501Cl smekrng by teens.

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Looking far a great way Io goliota Ihe Isoliday spinil? TheSeouls ofTroop 175 have found oway ro help.

For a limited rima, Troop 175wilt be selling Special HolidayWraaths ofall siens and shapes alvery reasonable prices, helping lumake the holidays very fealivaand special.

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unearned people. The store'snighl manager was in the videosurveillance room whan hawalchod u monitor that showedIba suspect exil the closed off Iiq-oar department carrying a baIlleofliqaor.

The elotes liqaor depoetmeulrieses at nsidoigkl and wasblnckedoffwilh shnpjsing carts alihe lime eflhe incidaol. The mue-uger laid police 1h01 Orals anler-ing the shopping area from thesarveilluece room, he saw shesaspecl lack the balde inside ofltis waislbund und conceal il be-enarb bis thin.

While the ssspecl's twn osso-ciatos approached u register tepay for miscetlorienas eierchuo-disc, Ihr suspeci headed for Ibedoor. Thr moeuger approuclsed,askìng "Cuir I sae you in 111v se-cocuy room pieuse?"

Al that pomI, Ihe soaped undilse Iwo propio al Ike regislar fledtite sIero.

According 10 lite palien rapavI,Ihe musoger and Iwo oniplOyaesallelnpled le slop Ihn sospeel uslie ran inward his red Chevy B luz-er parked io Ihr llores lot. The

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Iwo sltepperl jumped mb thepassenger's aide as the saspcctgel mb the driver's seal and palthe vahicte io reverse with hisdriver's sidedeorsdll open.

An employee eluodieg alongside Ihe vehicle was slrack In theleg by Iheopen doer.

The suspeci thon drove fee-word loward the second employ-ae. While thaI employee jumpedear of the way and avoided inje53. IhO saspecl slt'itek his BeickCenlney, which hod been parked

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help yea and Olhees gel into thespecial spirilafihe season and Ibaproceeds help doe growing Iroop.

The wrealtt nato will only beavailable for a hailed time. ifyas are intenasled in paechosingIhr special wrealhs and/er thebest lasting pápcàen you cao bay- conluct David Okun al (847)470-8408.

from PageloextlothaBluzer,

The anspect druso through theloi screaming at the empleyeasbefore fleeing the sceoe.

Hiles police arrived soonIlleceafter, responding Io a reporlof reckless driving in the area,The suspeci also rerursed Io Ibascene, claiming 1h01 he and hrspassengers were kil in their facasby the slero's employees. Policesaid they sow na signs ofinjnry toanyone bol 111e slroak employeewhose tng was bruised and swol-

' Tite soaped was placed anderameni und charged. Arcordiog IOpolice, he svas verbally abusivedaring Ike booking precedoreund raferrod Io the eteptoyarswith eucial slurs, He was held osaSI 000 bend and released.

Nilas pelire ware coolactedOgain al abaul 445 am. The in-jured omployoa leId police 1h01 behad just recrivad it Ihrcatentngphone cuti 01 Ihr nIere.

The employee laid police 11101Ihr caller said, "Lisien, yea Mani-cao )espletivr), ifyne show ap iscourt on December IS.....Ii ktIIyou I"

The suspect is schodoled ro ap-pear io road for Ike shoplifang)buttery incidentenDoc. IS.

While a aecond investigatingofficer uppeared on Ike scene alSam. Ihe oween of the Batch dis-covered Ihat his front wiñdshieldhod been smashed in with on an-koewn o°' As Ihere is no vid-co eqoipi ._..,i e Ihr parking loI,police could eel identify the of-fender, bat a report stole d that thesuspect is a "possible suspect."

Cunlinued from Pagaicard (FOlD card), whieb is one plicatian process, und u respoosorequisite IO owning a Breams al- is usually received wttkin enethough cacd ownership alone week.does nel mean ils holder owns o A police record of u felony,gun. ardor of proleelion, domestic

Gal of 20,715 people in the abuse, or cacees stay in u mentalsrrrseyrd acea, Hilos has 1,798 health facility prohibits issuingresiderils Itoiding FOlD cards, a curd.

teslalislrcs of Ihr liii-Is I 999, aal of 235,000 oppii-

lttieois is eneof a handful nf calmos reccivad, 6,700 were de-

sleles 1h01 reqaindS an ID system wed, of Ihese deerals, 4,850far gun owners Although ibero ssere due IO a crtminal hielen'.

is se age reqairameni Io gel a The nemberof card holderscard, u curd is necessary to por- Iras remaised fairly slaudy dur-chota a gao. Addilional doca- ing tItr past several years, saysinentalion is also required. Kirk Loebem, Bureoa Chief of

Application fer a card can be tile Illinois Slale Palien PirrareIswade threogh Ihe Illinois Stole Srrsices und Cniminol SlatisllcsPolïce. A pholo uf the applicant Bureau. Cards musI be ra-and a fee of $5 completes Iba up- newed every five years.

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