OPENAw AJT ACCOUNT FOR $23OR MORE. ADD TO YOUR PRESENT SAV.i1.Os AC COUNT Wrrn $2 oi MORE. YOjT}IEN RECEWE FREE A KODAX BRWN.BULLET CAMERA.

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THE NILES BLXLE ThURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1961 1O PER COPY

This Offer Expfres MIdnit Monday.. January16

. RECEIVE. THIS FREE GIFTWhile Your Savings Draw,: .

Build For Your Future In 1961! 'IIhßriir 0 Start Off The New Year By Doing Yoursejf The %UuIKCIi % Biggest Favor In Your Life --- Open A Savings. # Account.

#DIVIDEND Where? At Nues Savings And Loan Association DIVIDEND0 Your Local Thrift Ifl8Iittion"

sAll Savings Received By January 16 Earn; t From January 1 :

sHours: - Mon. & Fri. - 9 a.m. To 8 p.m.

Tues. & Thun. - 9 a.m. To 4 P. m.$rday - 9 a.m.; To 12 Noon Closed, 4H Day Wednesday

NOes Savings And Loan AssociationSave With Confidence Close To Hoe

8105 MILWAUKEE W1UE rns i-a000

MAIL YOURCHECIC ANDWE WILLSENDYOU YOUR GIpr

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EdEorè.P.thIbPesE Nues hisorywiII shrnv

that pr'-eleCtIOfl politicking be-ns slowly in the village andÍ1d ap CO a climax shortly

before election day. in a periodal perhaps two or three weekswhatever sales appeal is aimedat the eleCtqrate is generallyrendered justbeforeelectton day.

_Inl959theptee raceswereawed for their lack of engender-111g much Interest. Trustee can-jidates trudged (rom one home-owner meeting to another aidpresented (ive minute biogra-phies of themselves. Then averyInsipid platform of principalswould be stated, a few nonso-quititOus questions wnold heavk-ed (rum the semi-dozed aodienccand this was the totality of the1959 campaign.

In this coming l9C1campaignthe outlook. on thesUrface,wonidseem hrlght for a more intelli-gent campalai. There are sevm.rai candidates who are unknowntu thepohlic and their successwould seemingly depend on ma-yjmum esposore in the commun-i(y. Bot i( Che candidates mono-nosslyget up hefore a 25persou

bwmeot4ne r audience and -ntt(eof their name, rank, serial nom-her, etc., then we can expectlittle mure than in 1959.

The first announced party, theNUes improvement Party. givesao Inkling that a little of theto-ra-to-ta nf more noble camSpulgns may at last be coming toNUes. They have been workingfar-more- -thon- ii -monthorga-_doing and rounding up suppor-ters. They now intend having aFebruary dance to lure workersand dollars to their campaign.ThefPVe Ironed out- a platformand have added a rousing partymug to add a little flavor to thecampaign. Thisisindeed a hopo.ful sign ana we Itope theother5!ces soffi show slmilarimugi-notion. Stirring op the old townwith some old fashioned oratory,

t Igftating thé ears of NilesltesI aith sume raucous loud speakershellowing nat Cympanic meludies,lu what is needed co awaken dOCold sleepy burg.

Getting down to particularsthree parties headed by Blases

- Ciccose and Stanley will reallyhe opposing Mayor Stankowicn.And tht Mayor finds himself Inthe predicament nf rumiiiig withthree nnitnowns tIheoffers the.likely full ticket co theelectn-rute. We had assumed two weeksago that Incumbent MarszajekWould re-nm for husten but beempbaticaljy denies that he willesta again. Since It is assumedthat VOlige Clerk Kazak willeso alune the-impression Is that.no one even wants to run with theMayor. lt leaves the Impressionthat the Mayor Is his own lode-sEsso on any ticket und no uneSeems tu want tu help carry theMayor's bueden -

lt has been mure than hintedthat the Mayor would be quitewilling to rus for village clerkone. uf two of Use tickets whichwillews inAp ßutbothgunupshave puiltely tujned thudbs downon the propooni, ever iwire Ithe lodestone at the Mayoralevel Would be equally burdsume even at the Village cllevel.

Marge i leske .

Cgnfldate ForVIIage Clerk

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1.has bee.j. delectud candidite foa'Village the newly an-h000ced ticket uf Blase-Scheel-lzymanskj..Wextn.

Mrs enke la an émployuf the Nilex Township Comma-nity Chest- sd is vice presidentuf the Cram Curdm- Home-uwaur Association.

NATIOÑAI EOITOIAL

This group of merrymakers, ail from Breen Juooary 21. Among these pictured are:. Mr. &- St.. are shown having aguad- old-fashioned get- Mrs. P. Gailichlo, Mr. & Mrs. O. Syhiewicz,together at lust years NUes Firemen's Bene- Mr. & -Mrs. C Consiorek.-Mr. & Mrs. R. Had--- .volent.Dance. This -- year's daaìc& will held at man. Mr. & Mrs. J. Ciba, Mr. & Mrs. J. Mur-the Bunker 11,11 Country Club u.. Saturday night, eau, Mr. & Mrs. L, Lenahan, Mr, & Mrs. W.Lahuwske and Mr. & Mrs. L, KludziushL

Nues Park Election Is Set Rutes For Filing.; . -

For. Tuesday, April 4 Villafle Electionwill he completing their terms Petitionslo uffice,

The following are the requl-lt is . eapected that ZBIud will sitesfor filing 1etltlons for thenot run again. but It is likely April 18 vil)agp election.Dressel will seekelectlon.Dres- . -

sel Is an apolnted ufficiai who January 23 is the first day tomhas completed two of former filing petitions which Is 8 daysCommissioner Ciosanelll's six before the elecdnn. February 27year term. Because of the ap- Is -the last, 50 doyspclur topoitittuent, ,t as necessary that electiun. March 4 is the last daythe remaining term hevotedupon for withdrawal of petitions andio the apromiug election. March 4 Is also the last day for

filing objections to certificatesPark Ice Derby of nsmlnatinn or nominaBan a-

Re-Scheduléd ForSunday,January 29 no0Lumt

Sunday's scheduled NUes Pork 8% of the total nomberof personsIce Derby was postpunedbecause voting at the . previoos generalof Wet grounds or more occoru... election. The election in Pointtel b ose uf no ice The onu.- was the Police magistrate vote

al b 15 which included 541 halluts.Judgewhich bus a historyof In Sgiel recelved.531 votes. Tonyamong the coldet days uf the Burke received I vote and threeyear, forced the datetobechang- ballots were sPoiled,

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ed . tentatively outil Sunday, Ja- -

anar)' 29.

Petitions ForLibrary Posts -

At Thorsdas Park Boardmeeting Niles park çummissinn..ers unauimouslyapprovedApril 4us the date fur tbecomlng parkelection. The date coincides withthe township elections in bothMaine and Niles Township. -

Park Commlssianers hd theirchoice of either Tuesday, April 4or Tuesday April 18 as the datefor this election. The April 18date Is the date of tite villageelection.

Park Board president FrankJacobs, who will be running forone of the two 6 year terms,said. 1've had it with the vil-

' Commissioner Lou Sel-reiner, who bas two more yearsof bis present term to fulfill,agreed with Jacobs saying, Vvehad my belly full of the village'.BuOi men were referring to theproblems which developed whenthe park and village boards or.tempted to work together jointly.The most recent episode of con-filet between the two groups con-cerned the . dual refirendum ofthe village hail nod the necondpark community center referee-dom, whlc& caused havoc at thePollo. The problem oI havIng toregister for village elections hutnot for pork elections contriine.tsd to this confusion, ----------

Jacobs said the cost of theApril -4 electIons can be shared-withthe taiwushlps. .

There will he two nix yearterms and one four year term ofsilIce to be -vvted vywu. Jacobswill r.mforoneofthoposts,Com-misiioners -Zalud and D*essel

Available

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, Trustee John Stanley win cmiTwo trustees will ho elected for.Mayor on.tho Action ticke4to -the -bourdofthé NOCa Pal» was aamOtmced Wednesdaylic library DistrIct on April 4. morning. At u meeting Tuesday.Anyontf wishing to run (or office oighc the nowly..focme4 groupmay obtain the necessary petin- also selected Roy Berquiot 8401ions at theiilrry at 7944 Wan- Brece Drive and Gregory Clarlç,kegan R& 'These Petiuwis must 7218 LUI to run for two of thehe completed and filed in the cmutees' posto. A third candi..office nf EdWard J. Baus. . date will. be chseax at titule nextrest, County BuIlding, no luter meeting. .

than February 13, 1961.

ultipleKirk Lqners - -

Caught WithTheir Plavis

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A first class donneybrnoh laexpected at the January 24 tens-tees' meeting when Kirk Lanerosldentn wIll into the villageball in hupen of reversing azoning hourd decision for mol-tiple dwWna. ut the east endof the Luwrencewood ShoppingCenter- area. Unknown to manyofthe Kirk Luners is that thevillage board has alreay ap-proved the ordinance which opensthe door for the multiples.

When the trustees passed thenew comprehensive vIllage zoo-lag ordinunce included in fha newordinance was the zanlig bned'srecommendation- I ui - the mol-tiples.

Kirk Lane residents had satthtu the December vIllage hoardmeeting anticipating action atthot -- meeting on the specific zoningfor the Luwrencowood multiplearea. At thataneeting 3confusingsequence of- events was -thecause of the expected donney..brook.

At this December Il villagetrUstees meeting village proal-dent StanlCowlcz recommendedthe trustees take ander advise-ment for study the zoning boardrecommendation fr the re-zen-ing for the multiples. All trum.tees concurred in the routineaicommendation,

Later lai the meetinga Comma-nication was read from the KirkLane . Community Organizationregarding thIs parcel of proper-ty. The -letter of objection wauthen referred to the village at-.tornoy for studyj approved by oilthe-trustees. -

Kirk 'Lane residents at themeeting then requeored that theyhe notified of the meeting In whichaction on the multiples takesplace. Bot at ths same meetingTrustee Sam Brunn In changeof the committee preparing thenew zoning ordinanceS announcedthat the ordinance was in Itsfinal sIngen uf preparation undintimated It would be passed inthe, Immediate future. Thun, theordlnanoe confernlng the mol-tiples, which Kirk Lances wereobjecting too, was part of thisnew zonIng ordinance which Bru.-.no sold would he passed soon.

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Stanley To Run FOE Mayoron Action Party Ticket..

Stanley said theticbet would notinclude a Candidate for villageclerk.

Trustec cundidate Berqulut Isan attorney and Clark Is a soleo..man, - -

Pataco plana Incltfding aplat-form for the. co!idvg elvctiunare still in the formativo stage.

2-CARIRICK GAMGE 1495-cs_ss.. wish 4 $.cfl.. Tanto. Sp.ig Ov.t.ad ow

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carr roImCarl Brohoim. who hps lived

for the ,00t three yeors at 7042Howard Street in NUes, Is notthe Lpe of man who says heshould be a park district corn-mlstlonerbecouse he knows howto ploy haschs», football or any.thing eine. Even thaagl apocasore o majormnterest co blm,he realizot thot his finest quoi-Ificatiobo lie in the- foci thatpórk district administratIon re-quires alert and capable bus..Incus sense. Por this job he IswlX qualified. .

Mr. Rroholmhasbeenemployedfor many years by olargewbole-sale food concern and at presentOccupies the position of saiessupervisor. His education con-slots of the usuai$rozwnsr ondhigh schools os well as o'Tiege

ainthg.

He has seen nerotce lu the Us-ited States Navy In World Waril and completed officer's train-Ing In that branch óf the see-vle.

Carl, 40 years old,ondhls wIfe,Louise Mary, have been marriedfor nearly 20years.Vnfoctunace-ly, they hove not hod the prie-liege of havIng their own chU-de-n and, as a result, Carl hasdeveloped o keen Interest In as-sistlng the children of hiecommunity as can be evidencedby his wide spread activlty'lnsuch areas of youth movementssuch as Boy Scouts of America,etc.

. Hi o local IclivitIgs Includemembership in St. Jullana'sCatholic Church and the lUrk-lose Civic Assocton.

lt Is therelore obvious thotin the lIght of these qualifico-doss, Carl Brohoim is one ofthe men bear ulted to repro-sent ou on_your Park District.Heis o mon who builds andgoes forward. He does notbickerand tear doom.

LettersC UIL FoIrOR

P.w. DepertmentExtend Appreclaticn

Dear Mr. Beosert

The NUes Public Woche De-pertinent miaban to extend itsaincerest

appreciadon to theNUes . Fire and Police Departemelito and the residents at 8503Olcolt and 8461 Osceola forihelrexcellent reaponse lad assis-

nc. IB saving the lIfe of Theo-ua Marlon (one of our em-

ployçei). ibiIe he was trappedmacave-ia,

During die radie rescue op.. . efldoil, everyoDe was coopere-

dye und I believe that due to thisjacte M. MOriOn WOO aefelyres-cued in the sbortest amount ed1101e 0Uff01iit ouly mInor bruis-ea.

Thenk wu sgelo.

Niles PuIlic Works Dep

Frat* L. Jacobs

Prank L. Jacobs Incumbentcandidate for Park Commission-er of the Hiles Park - Districtis 44 years old and resides withhIs wIfe Mildred and daughterCarole, 17, at8ll3Wloner,Nlles.

. FrankJscobs has been a bu-5iness executIve forover twenty-two years and in this positionLe Is responsibie for the hiring,acalnlng, directIng and wage ad-minIstration of over l0O0 em-

: ployees. i-le -Is responsible forthe prnpsrotlon of payroll endsupply budgets to run as ox'-ganization of this size. This ex-périence hes been very valuableco blm on the NUes Park Board.

.. He was a memberof the CitIzen'sCommittee to form a Park Disterid and was the first Secretaryand Treasurer, und bold thisposItion for 4'years. He set upan the hooks and records cur-rently beIng used.

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Jack Leske

Jack C. Lecke. running for6 year term for Pork Commis-sloner. Age 32 - Born ond rearedos Cblcogos. Northwest Side.Graduated from Illinois Instituteof Technology with B$. DegreeIn Chemistry. Hes worked in ikeResearch & Engineering Divislosof the A. B. Dick Company ofNUes since 1951. Active is Chi-cago Pork District Youth Ins-traction Programs until movingto 869 Oleander. NUes In 1956.Member ofNiles Baseball Leaguesince 1957. an officer since 1958and currently the President ofth6 NUes Baseball League. Hf sInterest In the pack youth prag-rom Is sbown by the fact thstall this baseball work was peraformed without having bis sun(who Is now 7) particlpoting Inthe program.

Jack bas three children -Dote'hie 9 Donald 7 and Leslie Jean4. Jack, Barbara and the child-ren aBend the NUes Community

He is able, conseientlou4 and Cburch.completely amuainted with theirrogram and objectives of oha If elected. Jock would strivetamIng weil organized and su- to............pervisedparkhandrecreatlnnfor i. Improve the Hiles Porkall resIdents of Elles. He Is cup- District Recreatlenal Program.rosily PresldentoftheNlles Park / 2. Improve cooperation beteDistrict Is a pant director of I wean Park Booed. Civic Govern-the Oekion ManorHome Owners ment and OrganIzatIon.

5seclotlos. .. 3. Expand park facilities thru2-Step program.

.. 4. Improve communications,Jietwees Board and Generai pub-

lic.s. Bing theGoif-Mill ubopping

area lI9eth6 Riles ParkDlbtrlcc.

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Cockb Lamge R.sbiiraM5umvnerLeajes Ilow Çorming

FREE OWLIP1GCLA5SESMo & Frlday-9:30 - fl:30.A.M.

Instructions y Ann Sherman

Air-Conditioned Banquet Hall. NILES BOWL

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Jules Pafldera

Meet an experienced candidatefor the office of Hiles Paris Dis-trict Commissioner.

JULIUS PANDERA. a lifetimeresident in the Village uf NUeslo staking bis Sirst bid for pub-

. lic office by announcing his con-didacy fur Nifes Park DistrictCommissioner.

JULES or MR. JULES' anhe Is known to bis many friend-and the child-as of NUes Is wellequipped for the office he seeksas- is attested by 1x15 pest ex-ponentes is ike field of Recrea-lion and Parks.

JULES attended the St. Hottewig Industrial School during bisgrammar school days; he ¿rad.uuted from Weber High SchoolIn the City of Chicago und corn-pleted.- his education by attend-Ing De Paul Úniversity wherehe received a degree In Pbys-teal Education..

-JULES bas keen the Superin.tendent uf Pacho and Recreo-lion Director for the Nifes ParkDistrict for the past two yearsand was instrumental In Initia-tiug the programs ád activitieswhich are now In effect in theNIfes Park Districl Recreation?gugrase,M,, g$;Jqa messlier òfthe'lllithln Recrea.UunAhsdtistloB.

Mrs. S Mrs G. Thomas,7218Greenleaf recently became

parents of a boy. Dean Girard,born at Resurrection hIospitaf,on March 20, 1961, DeanweighriIn at seven pounds,ces at bIrth.

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I'.EWÔR4Mr. & Mrs. Andres Chersen

8513 Red-le, are the proud pa..rents of o boy. Thomas Mattheoborn at Lutheran General Hos..pital on March 18, 1961.

mgo'sResburant7530 Oakton,- -Hiles

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JUUUS JOHN PANDEIA is aVeteran of World War. Il mdserved In the Navy furtwoyears;be Is on active member of theNUes VPW Post 7712 where hoheld the post of Junior ViceCommander ondAthletic Dires-tor. He just recently receivedo CertifIcate o f Approda.Lion from ike NIfes Lions Clubfor bis outstanding cooperationand help In their last campaignfor 'HELP Th THE BLINDS.

sin 55J9fli55j1é dif5191ths/tilf*.upeiecedphres1veathd.yuinI

Commissioners, vote for JUL.lus J. PANDERA and RAYMONDC. RAG/Sit.

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William r3a5eI -

. William L. Dressel-oneoiyourpresent ParkCommissloners andup for re-election on AprIl 4th,for the four year term. Blu re-sides at 6732 Ebinger DrIve, andbas been a resident of NUes for17 years - married for 26 yearnan hns two teen-age cbildten,Joyce and Bill Jr.

He Is employed at SkIS Corp.,far the last 17 years. and has a_oit In the ProductIns lanlng Department. He also re.presents the employees as true-tee Is their Profit Sharing Plan.

Bill was elected In 1954 as oneuf theorlglnalParkC6lnmisslon..ers and was voted In an VicePresident of that board for atwo y,ea- terns.Tben-ln April1l96 thugiolne4iy the Cons-ublsslonerO54 fifi the vacancyäf òiisöfthe Commisslongrawltobed resigned. He was one of th-uriginpi members ofNUeo LitUrLeague, when it c9iIsisted.pf quis

. fuer lesmo. serving as Vice Prgioldest fortwo years, dance choir..mund und has been active withthis organization In its growthop until two years ago, when hishoy graduated from PonyLeague.

BIll heu been a member ofthe NIles Citiamo CommUte.la formIng the Hiles Park Di.-trlc South Civics OrganizationNifes Youth Organizations and

. has hens active In prior. NUeswss.1MWayR ci,yslnded qud

lhOJPhl$ta0ulcvcl41dghnsfiti-evenypOiilble way, .

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Raymond -Eaqa,

eeking the office of Hiles ParkDIstrict CommIssioner io RAY-MOND C.EAGAN a respectedCItizen of the VIllage of NUesfor the past eleven years, mmsiding or 6917 Madison Streetwith his wIle and twa daoghtersLucille and Loura, both studentsof NUes Township HIgit School.RAY Jens fulfilled many clv-

IC -obligations among which woo5eVing on the Park DisiricoCitizens Committee. This wasthe committee thatformulatadtkplans to create the NUes PrkPistrici lo 1954.

RAY BAG/SN'S aggressivenessand enticing leadership, workingfor the best Interests of the,people are best reflected is thcapacitIes that RAY has filien

- working/or the public. namelyta Served as Nifes Township

Constable for thepast four years.a Co-Cbalrm-. Americen RedCrado Fund Raising Campaign,Village of N*len....f957.d 1958.o Co-Cbai,,e- Nifes Da?sCommittee.....l956 and 1957. -o Co-Cbairmm of St,Joim Bce-beuf Carnivals....i955 ü 1960.s Past Board CbairmanofM(Rilen CivIc Orgonizauon

Ray bas bees empldyed by theIllinois Bell Telephone Companyfor the past twenty-one years,the last thirteen of which havebeen in varlousSupervlsoryCap..erUtes; he Is also a memberof: the Telephone PIoneer's ofAmerlcat the NUes Lions Club;St. Job- BrebeUf Parish and Ru-

N_peiy; içpizhts «Col-uthbù Fourth Degree Arnex-icon LegloB Bell Post No. 242and o Veteran of World W'-ii with five years actiVe ss. -vice In the U.S. Army -SignalCorps,

The Nile. BugliL mur.da. May 25, 5961

- The Nilesßume, Thursday. March 30, 1961

ätes - 4.îèar'Trm councu First Aid Meet.I Of Scoút-O-Rama Hl-Lites

AflthClW Loiacon

Astbuny l6eno) Lelo-ano at the.age of 33 Is a candidate forPark Commissloñer running onan Independent ticket. He livenat 8647 Nu. Oketo with bis wife1.orraine wflerethevhavere$dedfor the pani years. Re dorm-erb resloe,i in Chicago whetehe attended Erickson ¿radetcbool, Manley añd tea xxshall leigh schsols and Wash-burn, Crane and AustinSite sdbools.

Luiocono studied music anddramatics at the Gllckman ml-lege of arts and electronics atthe Des-y Electronic Institute,He wakked for various ladles- -

garment wear manufacturers andachieved the positIon of mastertailor in charge of production.Loincano served as o transpor..tocino engineer for the Schrei-her transportation company from1951 to 1956 et which time beJoined the Polk Bros. Organi-zatio9 where bis positionnowcancerns sales, salen train.Inge public relations and pro-motional mercbandislng, He Is amember of Saint John Breheu.fPajsb.

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INDEPENDINTPARTY

sUPERVIsOR

El HARRY S. LEVICK

TOWNsHIP CLORK

rDONALD K. FALKNOR

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. lxi ALBERT J. BAUMHARDT

COLLECTOR

E. ALLAN EPSTEIN,

fllCiIWAY coumitistoton

Ix JAMES J. MORGAN

TOWN AUDITOR -

01st. fsthm). ri WILLIAM WISE

It BETTY KEERN

IJ ALBERT W. NEIIAIIT, JR.

A council fIrst aid meet willbe one of the highlights of thecoming Scoul-O..Ranm at O'HoraInternntionol Airport en April.21 and- 22. Four outstanding Pa-troIs chosen at the winter dis-

. bict First Aid Meat will re-present the Maine Ridge Dis-D'ici on Soturday afternson a;cao o'clock.

They are the VampIre Patrolof Troop 104, spon5uied by theFranklin school P.T.A. BuffaloPatrol of Troop 2, sponsoredby the Community church: Ra-

-Enters SoPorityInitiation of Miss Sandi Swan.

son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Ever-i S. Swansön. 8226 N. 01-cou Avenue, loto Beta Nu Chap.ter ut Sigma Kappa Sorority atBradley University teak place osSaturday. March ii. Initiationceremony at the chapter housefer o risos- uf tifteen Initiateswon foflowed by a formal kan-met in honor of the-sow lele-lates. Miss Santi Swanson isenrolled in the College of LI-berol Arts and Sciences. She isalso a member of Young Regal,-licons Club.

Restáurat7530 Oohtwi,

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Ven Patrol of Tie-p 201, opon.oared by the First MethodistChuch and Cobra Patrolof Troop 2, sponsored by theCommunity church.

Charles Sykuru, Maine RidgeHealth and Safety Chalrmap,.hasearaed that the four problems rcoverIng first clous end meritbadge first aid will be tongb.-However, be belIeves the patrolswill uphold the districts' highrecord. Gene Nancy, Lens Os-goodand Ernie Larson are corn-milice members.

At.ThisVery Time The Township.Officers A.th Proposing ToRnise Their Salones By A Total Of 60%. .

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This ! The Latest Result Of Couliijon Government In Nues Township.

-, DON'T GIVE ThEM ANOTHER 4 YEARS! - '

The TIP Candidates Are Qualified By TIeir Records Of Service To TheCommunity. They Llave Served As Village 'Plan - Commission -

Member, Village Clerk, Juntice Of The Peace, Village Treasurer, AssistnntState's Attorney, Bailiff, And As School Members. - . -

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FOR JUSTIOE 0F THE PElEE(Vot. fe! Thom) -

IFHAROLD HARRIS

JAY ScHILLER. in.

MIllION M RUHEN

FOR ,COHSTAIU(Voi. io, Them)

SEYMOUR (SV) WOLF

xI MILTON Il. SHOcHET

lxi LAWRENCE A. HAHN5EN. JR.

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With the o March In gitethe Fall and Winter programs ut

. the NiIesjarkDlCt have cometo g.concJsfon..Champions wegeçrownedy the Board of Comemisslogers and tÑpiies awardedby Presfdentj Frank L JacoboIn the WednesdO ed Thursdaynight basketball leagued. ThedancJng cls ended with a rmeftal. and the inter arts andcrafts program along wich allother park programs came to anend.

The summer recreation prog-rem las been planned andthenewptogroms will be announcedsbortly. Additional personnel tohandle id expanded summerprogram bas been higed. TheBoard of Commissioners feel therspanded program will be oneofthe best offed by any ParkDistrict In the area.

In order to acqualat new ro-sidents of the 1411es Park Districtwith Che accomplishments andimprovementn brought aboutthrough the efforts of the pro-sent Park Faced we are listingsome nf themajor items:

Sidewalks Were InstalledIn all parks wheroneeded.

New modern Candy stripeplay equipment was installed.

AddItional fencing InstalledIn several parks to protect thechildren ond properties of te-sldenid adjacent w parks.

InStalled regulaUon back-stops so that we now have 5fully equIpped usable ball dia-moods.

An extensive landscapIngprogram bas been carried outthroughout all the parks.

Throtigh the efforts of theBoard of Commissioners the Re-creation Department provided abrood and diversified Recreation

77A 42 ft. brIck nddtion wasattached to the Creation HeightsFieldhouse $thnst a bond issueto increase taxes

The Board 01 CommissiOn-ers in conjunction with the Jon-qull Terrace Civ)c Associationworked out an agreement withScheel District 64 o! Park Ridgeto provide o 5 acre park is theJonquil Terrace aren. This parkbas been graded. fertilized andseeded, and will be developedthis year.

The necessary tenis andequipment were obtained to en-ahle the children of NUes ParkDistrict to do creativework inleatherccsft. glass etching, metalstamping. bosket weaving, andother creative craft projects.

lo. The NUes Pork DistrictBoard ô! CommIssioners workedhand in hand with ali SchoolDistricts to make maximum oseof school facilities during offschool hours.

For the totaro the Board ofCommissioners have discussedand planned to do the toliowingi

install outdoor lights fornight baseball.

PrevIde blacktop play areasin all parks.

Resurface and plan new' tennis areas,

Install additional fencingwhere needed such as OaktonManor and NICO parks.

Expand Recreation prag-rants for tdi ..ga groups.

¡'rit -Ot Jacobs statedthat the . vt ard of Cam-inlanioners - ic been workingcontinually to ha,e the Golf-MIll shoping arno annexed intodie Nuns Peak flintrict. Thenecessary legal ab such aspetitions. boundarIes. etc.. havebeen coas?intedIeeer2years,However. It la veny doubtful thatthey will come the NilenPark District vtly unlena

: die NUes Village id appliesthe iecesnary we. FIre,

. police, water. ne end health. daparunent noten I1regI4*tIOnS

for this area re ennirnUed bythe VIllage Board and a dIrne-divè from cbemildçauseSe$rsRoebuck sial Golf-Mffl lia.tersst to aInes into the Pilleo

Park Bd. ListiPark Improvemen*

Accomplishments

- Tl1 OI5*Kt4, Oy simraeo .-.Soase In the awry of tho ins-king of a scientist. A scIentIst.himself. no well as a gIfted

PIcture: Rehearsing for fluobaods are Hsniest i. to r.. lap rast novelIst, Snow knows from ex..

Mrs. Philip Bergeron. Mrs. Ersest Dettmar, Idas. Joseph Young perlence theuaflatteriagoPlniOns

second row: Mrs. Donald Huebaer. Mrs. Joseph UzzO. Mrs. Wil- held by aclentlotaaad artists11am Corsia bottom: Mrs. George HorvaG dlrectiogi Mrs. Ray- fer. each other. 'The scientists'mend Roll. .

stereotWe ni tita IIteraty cul-aire: defeatist, imuirlie, pro-

- foundiy selfish, ùnàoncernedabout their brother men, ladIS.ferent to .the social condItion,

Woman's Club Thespians. scieatinll brash, shallowly op.

UnIstic. indifferent to the ladi-Vidual condition, lacklngall senseof tragedy, unemotional, naive,asexuaL' In lIds novel he hancreated a group of scientists

Prepare Initial PlayThe Drama Department of The

Woman's Club of Niles has, re-cently formed a theatre graspknown as the Thespian Players.At present the group is rehear-log a comedy entitled 'Husbandsare Human' which will be pee-seated at the April 19 generalmeetiu.g f the club. The tobe-Ing cast has been selected forthe InitIai presentatiOm Mrs.George J. Harvat, Mrs. ErnestP. Detonar, Mrs. Joseph UZZO.Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs. PhIl-IP L Bergeron, Mrs. Donald J.Huebaer nd Mrs. William H.Cuello.

The newly elected officers ofthe group ore: Mrs. Stanley J.Stroalka, Chairman, Mrs. Phil-Ip L. Bergeron, Vice ChairmaniMrs. Joseph Zahn, Secretary-Treasure; and Mis.Raymoei S.KulI Director. ThewIll endeavor to bring a tao-

- st. Paul's ReformedEastertide Services

Eastertide services at St.Pauls Reformed EpiscopalChurch. 7801 N. Harlem Ave-nue, Nilas. include the traditionalMauady Thursday commun-Ion service, March 30, 7:45 p.m.,to which all fellow Christiansaro invited, and two IdenticalEaster day services, 9:30 andll:0 u.m. Sunday school is atOtci a.m. Easter day only.

On Friday evening. April 7,6:30 p.m., the animai Spring Fei-lowship Supper Is held mdcc theauspices of the Women's Guild.For Information coñceraing thIscontact Mro. B,A. James, Nl-les 7-8234.

Passover ServicesSaturday Morning

Passover will be observed atthe Northwest Suburban JewishCongregation Saturday morning,April 1, i.00 n.m., at the Syn-agogue meeting room,, 6208 Lin-coIn Avenue. Morton Grove.Sua.day morning. 1O: a.m. Aprii2, traditional adult servIces willbe bald at the meeting rooms,with Rabbi Lawrence H. Chap-ney conducting the services, andCantor Foreman chanting the lit-urgy.

Pack District wIthin one week,

The Park ßoard has liben inconstant ccntactwlththesepeoplehut are getting the nun around,.55 these people know the ParkBoard has n- legal-wayoffnrcingthem to naomi Into the ParkDistrict other than pressuresfrom the VIllagelloardl Pro.,sidone, Frank Jacobn atetad thePark Board la open to suggen-tians on waya and means tocumplete this snaexatlotd

nient of laughter and joy. 150tonly to its membership, but hopeto espaod their efforts to includeall of Niles.

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all grow faster. healthier lovélier on

ernsiathe organië-base all-purpose plant food.

Fertjhs atimulatea robuat growththroughout your lawn and garden. It'sthe organic-based combination of ni-tragen, phosphate and potath that'slow m enei, easy to apply and cf-fe-five. Ferfijjo io Uniformly granularfor even, deep-feed action that builds,filen Sustains plant health and beauty.

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ner, carried the. vast resQod8i- I 4I#bdStV 'OtEthr Psneeota%)xt und

tact in theft more satanes ea

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truction lobi, hsndsandneed-only courage to becomeg

mmualat bero.'Ylath5Z .as a small gg!d, tilled w?tìr '

color, variey,ppnsion and trag. 1fÏ&IeiIy, In cresitg her, Warrels 1 fl'Thte lIns not only succeeded InhrIngIagto life the whole Intel-cate and enthralling operation ofa great ship, .Ple bao enplaised,as far as anything so intangiblecan be explained. the almost in- '

describable mystique ofthegrea g' 'P!'- ', gddY TERI5

who are supremely human, shoe-Ing the probleme and emotionsof all men, in a world suddenlibecome more difficnk.f bodeartists and scientists.

Borrow to buy . . . taketime. to payl Call orcome in . . . the cash lyours within a matterof a few hours.

All Accoituta luouredTo $iO.000

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. . Cttntln,ed From iae(3

eetins;onist 1he.Pffl,gealecuo,,in:MlaoCHRlg,.

. happy a: March iS, boC;iwas the day of her 8th birth..day. Oise of my favorite )OIOeg..er boyfriends, Mr. EARL BERGwill. be 13 on March 31. MIss

. STARR SHIVELY alU hove her15th bIrthday on ApriI.4, MissLADONNA ICEINER will beswe«sixtn en April 6, Miss CHRiSICARPINSKI will be sweet six-teen on April 8.

There wIll oat be o Teen Usareat the Drenaste Heights Field.house on Friday March 31, dueto it being Good Friday.

The isst Arts S Crafts classof the season saasheld en March25. I think this Was one of themost successful seasons we'vehad. new ideas had beetsadded and . the chIldren seenPedw enjoy them. These were glassetching, metal stamping and lea-deer stumping. I hope the chU-denn had a ¡sed line and ihnOw that theIr teabher, Mr. jLh..UE FRIEThCH, aim did such awanderful job and his assistants,Mrs. ELUS THEIS sad myself,will miss these Someday get t,.gegleerpwith4hnMda.

ThPRt8l8T'2lafintotingof the. Grenaan-. Heights lmpr, Assn..

was Certainly well attended andtoast interestillg. The guests orthe evening. were eli the menand the nne lady, running far thedifferent offices In the AprIl 18village election. Siñce I knewmost of theist, I wax stili In-terested la hearing the ones Ididn't knaw and find out whatthey had to otfr and what theylooked like. When they were In-traduced and preseated theirplatforms, It was Interesting hutat times a little tiresome. The .

qnmtioos and answer pet-led, proved the best of all. In

JUStsitting and listening,. thesew re the$lp4iightsdlltanihro4bm?rniniL-ThoAcoi&gpargy, head-ed byMr. JOHN STAN-LEY, promised u lot. Their bigInterest das a. youth programand street lights. They plannedon flouncing these programs byusing sales tax revenues and Ihope they get the $300,O0.00Ix saies tax monies that theyare banking en. Of this party.MR RAYMOND WILKINSwas themaTt iateresting,

. The P,Ep, party, headed byMayor Frank Stankowice, was tome the mast dissappointiog, TheMayor was a gentleman at all.

eg,l çernilnly enjoy sittinglistening to him talk.

.h Es) iap ticke!

seelOesi uns te o! tIlF.m ei'.E,The one th1ñg I dán't seem toonderstand, are the men whocame along with this party andtried to help. I think in the waythey asked questions and actedso smart alcky,they hurt theparty mire than they realized.

The N.I,P party headed by Mr,Ed Ciccone, talked and answeredqsestioos well. Mr. Jerry .Sul-litan was my favorite..

The 'NEW EIL' party head-od by Mr, Nicholas Blase, seem-ed llle they were the belt ofall. I enjoyed the talks givenby Mr. Blase, Margarei Lles..be, Ken Scheel and Bob Wente.They spoke well and had a goodanswer for every question. Dueto. a throat condition, Mr, LenSzyma,sl coaldo't do much talk-isg,.I enjoyed tIÚ meeting Very

msch and 1t helped me makesp my ntjjd, as to who I wasgoing to vote for.

There was only OnO questionin my mlnd as I walked homeOffer the meeting. With ali thefgsy heln,jgns about the Ni-Oe5Pagk Bóard'electlon, I won-der why the men running forP5th Commissioners, were notinVited .iy . any of the Asso.,.01V Civic groups to attend mees.logs to ho Inleoduced nod ens-

the men from

. Very important dates to. t,etsec Tuesday, Aprii 4-..

brary election and Thè JuUceDistrict elecejgo. Friday, April.7-Janquli Tea,re Civic Asse.Dance, Bunker 14111, Saterday. April .8-School Board election-Dist. 63, do & 71, WethesdhyAprii 12-SL Jahn Breheaf Card?arty, held at Playdiwn, Glen-slew. Tuesday, Aprii IS-Villageelection. Saturday, Jane 24-.Grennan Heights Summer Fosti-.vaL

,uloß aetg5iiWcmeWil AUiiIIaryMeet Nssrt Thursy

The Woman's Auxilary of Ni-les B,sebafl Leagues will

itold their annuel April meetIngat Granean Heights Field house,8255 Oketa Ave. at 8 P.M. anThursday, Aprii 6 1961,

We urge all mothers of boysplaying ball this sodmer ta at-tend this meeting.

. Brebuf .

.

Pllrty AprU 12

hans tor the St. Jahn Bee-beef Catholic Wumen's Club an-Igual card gtid bosco party arebeing cumpleted5y the cl,b mere-hers. Under the ahle dIrection of

. general chaIrman Mrs. Wgr,Thompson, 7139 Lill St, Thisyearly aftalt will. he held at thePiaydium,' (76g Glenview Rd.,Glenview, ' Ill, On %'eednes-day, April 12, at arilO PJtt..

. A sociable evening of game,and a aide selectIon of voirie-bIc przeo have bean arrajgRefieshrneotsndll be serzed wgame tables for the convenienre. ,f guests.

Cheirmen of planning commUe..ers have waited Claselytagedeurto insure the success of the pai-ty. AsslstmgMrs.Thompno55

. Mrs. Joseph Muicrane,7SO6LW,.ce-cbalrmda;7635 Odeli, Tickets; Mrs. Ste..phon Do-icc, 7133 Breen, DoorPrizes; Mro, Robert Lo Civita,8659 Olcett, Table Prizes: Mrs.Burr Murphy, 8451 Osceela, Re-freshment,

As with all club lui.àtion, thepraceeds elli benefit the pan-lob building laud,

The NUe,Bugie, Thursda May 25,1961

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The Nilo, Bng10 1hursdy, Ifexub Ills l03 -

The New Era Porte h..d..i z.-.. , - -- ..-.-.-

pees- Miller, Herald Sawyar Wilideal ut the Village of Hiles, Danielson and Stanley Toslikis.Bub Weste, eu Scheel and LenSzyumansk fortrustoe andMar.. Meyeno Interested Iii the Hinftc Lieske for vIllage cler., a... les New Ers Party andnuance the backlog of Bill ZI- the straighe forward Flauem It005 aspartycsmpni,,chaImo,e, propases is nous: welcome wMr. Ztmas, 76x3 Novo, t, aIse assIst ile the campaign and maythe new presldçnt of . the Kirk so by contacting eny Of thOLoue Community OrganjanUse. candideces ur Mr. BlU Zimas

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at NI 7-7568.,Working selth Mr, Zumos In.the Interest of houer tavern-flment admlnl,tr,tlon for Pilleowill bni Nurump KuW,iskl, J,.Raymond, Ed Frencesh, Leo FI-Jas. George Gainbier, Wal-ter SchromUr, John Filipiak,Stanley Lw.,Dean Ecklwjd,JohoBrv,nii, Tom Berro,MsrvinT.t..

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Seasonable. intelligent expert.enced young lady with goodshorthand and typing skills tohandle Challenging oppoetunity.Public contact and interviewing.111E WORKSHOP, PlO N. W. Hi-way. Des Plaines. VA 7-56&

EXECUTIVE SECRETARYManager of Sales Departmeiit etNational company needs atfrac-live secretaiy with excellentShorthand and typing experience.MiloS have poise to meet publicand ability to work on own. THEWORKSHOP, SD N.W. Highway.Des Plaines, VA 7,EMa

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coating earylce. Ouarante.jwork. E. HAUCH STUDIO, VA4.6547

PAINTING _. Reasonable, 33reala experience. VA 7.3924.

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INCOME TAX- SERVICE. WUlprepare your return, by appoint.ment-et your convenience. Sou.sanable- rates. Cali VA 4.5464.W. J. LessIng, 1697 CambpellAve.. Des Plaines. -

lie p.t CareWILL GIVE YOUR DOG lovingeure In my home. tarperlenced IndIet and gemmIng. CV 6.3427.

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CABINET ShOP. 3036 Orchard PI,OLDFET IN DIZ PLMNE0. ft000VAnderbilt 4.1327

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POWER SODDINGCaleb beata cleaned and repairedOur service free if -we fall toopen any blocked line. Free tat$mate. 24hour errette.

_:__ - AR 6-4771Suburban-VAnderbilt 44$

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LOST black and white male catcalled Amos. North side of townMarch 25.56 Seward for returnor any Information. Mrs. CoppIe.VA 7.4401.

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-NEW WIRELBES Intercom. Novlring -neeessaiy. 2 units. $90.value. Sacrifice both $35. Privatepapty. Call VA 7-2368 after 4:0P.M.

CRAI1COAL DIÌiETIE table with-4 whIte wrought-Iron chaIrs $30.

- 40 gaI Payne water softener-.6 -mos. old $45. VA 4-5768. . -

NEIW HUGS - tweed 9x12' $35.with foam pad. A few' largersizes. Tank yac. TA 3-6401.

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Sears Sench.lype drill press. mo.tor and stand. Uke new. CallTA 3.4437

THREE . QUARTERS SIZE foldaway bed with mattress andheadboard, Phone VA 4.4743.

LIVING ROOM SOFA and chairsto matCh. - Reasonable. Call VA4-2578.

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i Gulbransen TransIstor Organwith built in Leslie Speaker

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M-F Saieeea1 RetataTHREE BbROOM RANCH-fin.Ished báaement gas heat. Ga.rage and screened patto. tot 60 x193'. $19.500. VA 4.0813.

3 RL ranches and hi-levels.$13,300 to $22,000. 514% Ink. $100to $1200 mtendown pmt.

MINER REALTY150 N. GARDENBENSRNVILLEPORTER 6.5080

LOVELY 9111CR ranch. Attachedgarage. 5% rooms. Screenedporch. stir condItIoned. Beautifularea. BY OWNER. 956 E. GrantVA 74275. -

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Air.eooditjonoi oplit leveL3 bedrooms. 3 baths, roc. reamWith fireplace. Attached garage.Separate apt. for ln.Iaw.. closeto schools. ehopping and expresa.ways. $38,000. TA 3.79R

34 - Pot So gs5l StaLARGE THACT OF LAND With1200 feet of water frontage onIrout stream In northern Wiacon.sin; rpaztiy cleared. $1,900 With$50 down, 505 a month. ARTSCHMIDT. Park Fa1ls WI.. -

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Rent or own a ranch or bi.levelhome for leas cost than rent. $100down payment and paymentswhich include princIpal, Interest,taxes and insurance from $100.per month. 46 minutes to Ciego.Clean air. No closing Ceuta. lOoBUNk. Contact:

WILL SETTLE REALTOR132 Hazard Rd. -

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37-Wonted to $uy4ftoj EvWANTED residentIal_vacant 3.MORRISON MU 5.9ffl

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THREE. uM. unfurniahod, guesthouse, with porch. On private es.tate. Automatic and hot waterheat; fireplaces. $125. VA-4-2636.

3% ROOM APARTMEay. Heated,Unfurnished. Des Plaines area.Cali VA 7-4684.

1(0056 F-OR RISO?. 24nployed.Call after 6:00-P.M. VA 4.4204.

FtIRNI5RED ltWNHous InDes Plaines for young workinggirls. No lease. Ml utilities,Washer and dryer. 8 bedrooms,bath and Ialf. Coli ST 6.9178 coVA 4.0161.

TWO SLEEPING rooms. Women.Dependable. Kitchen privileges.Des Plaines home. VA 4-0393.

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For servies und qualle Withtaxes, and amounting - a. X.Hanelman. NI 7.7f44.

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ALUM. screens, Windows. doorsrepaired. SePeena and Windowsmade to order VA 40643 or ME

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LUXURY HOMES ATUNHEARD OlP pj

$18,500Gardon Home

Oak doors. Martyr welle. Dinin5room, basement. 4 blochs to tilotrain. Excellent Investment. UveIn lt or rent lt out. «'o like amint $1500 down. -

- -$15,900Good Comfoclable

home. Recently remodeled. Stilineeds decorating. Easy to heatTaxes only $72. per year. Takeover present mortgage and haveeasy sailing. Located In DesPlaines. -

$16,500Beautiful stone

and brick ranch. Recently deco.rated. Only 7 years old. 2 car go.rage. Handy to achool. sinceri and - -

transportation.

$21,000Only One Life i

Make it glorious in this immacu.late brick home. Accent on quel.uy li spaciousness. Non.altergiecarpeting. Beautifully decoratedInside and out. Shrubs and go.rage are right. Beautiful area.

$21,900 -

li-Level3 -bedrooms, ree. area and at.tached garage In vIcinIty of MaiesWest. Owner will consider trod.ing for iensail, two bedroom homein Des Plaines. Here's your op.portunity! -

. $17,900Spacious Kitchen - -

exotlulully tiled In mother of -

pearl. Ail light airy rooms. Caeheat. Lot hua evergreens in frontand fruit trees and atrawberrtesin back. Room for garden too.Come over and see lt.

. $18,500Store building

with living quartera in rear Ondapartment above. Perfect for self.employed people. Solid R plumbcoflatruction. Hot water heat..

SPLIT LEVELLarge brick E frame 3 bedrooli,134 bathe. Plenty of closet apace.Gas heat. Attached garage. Nowvacant. Take over ownez'a bal.ance of $19.500 with emaIl downpayment. Don't mIsa this chanco,

8 BEDROOM-BRj0and stone ranch. Beamed call.Inge. Large kitchen, attached-car.port 'ake over owner's presentmortgage with $2580' down.Monthly payments leas than rent.111,080 mortgage.

- - $2800- Prestige Ranch

On free lIned drive. Only 8 yenteold. Fully improved. Gas radiantheat - aiwayejuat right Bonus in.

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eludes special storage atena, aleørange, refrIgerator, washer, dryer, -

vent fan, storm windows, drapee,-wired In TV anIones and awn.Inge. Don't forget the bus la justo block away. The school is Sblocks.

- $28,000 -

4 bedrooma.farnlly alee. 2 bathe,.blnlng i.00m. - Breakfrpl area.Lota of privacy. Bar in ree sorso.FuR base. Gas heat. CentrslljoIr.condftlond, 2% car garage.Walking distance to train. Publiaand parochial schools. Can beseen only on Saturday and weekdays.

$26,000- $oe' tite Exeautivo

?ru1y a plush fnce.bztck hi-levelon a private skeet 14 ft. froatftee frlgidajro, Custom draperies. -

lust about the mpst convenIentiocatton in our beautiful dtyWalk to ve1yth1ng. Moving oet - -

of state. Shown by appointment.

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