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.Biige.Thjday,December16. 1971

Oaktoø Junior College Se

Ofl Cammwilty CòIlege èx-

essed appreciation to the UIL-

noia Junior College Board at its

Dec. 10, meetIng for its Novein-

ber approval of a 105 acov site

adjacent to Maryblil Cemetery

in Nibs for the college cgmlmsi

Selection of that olio evolved

Over nearly two years of study

by the collegeS a number of con-

cerned citizens and profeosional

real estate advisors. Approval by

th Illinois Junior College Board

of tldssiteconffrzns the thorough-

fleos with which that choice was

reached.

The action of the. Illinois

Junior Collego Board clears the

way for a hoed issue referendum

to finance a lermaneot

amIsto

for Oakton College. A dote for

the referendum has not been set,

though late February, 1972 Is the

tentative target.

Total cost of the campis, the

amount to be fitinnced locally by

the band Issue and the affect on

diStrIct property taxes cannot be

determIned sOlIta perchase price

fpr the land has beenestabllshed,

SPeech Team Results

By Joel LevIs

The MaIne East sieeelt team

hod Ito most successful week of

competition is five members of

thé team placed flout or second

at the Thororidge tournament on

Nov, 20.

Dyane Karp of Morton Grove

i4aced

second In dramatic inter-

pretation, ColLi Karp and Dave

Novak, both of Morbo Grove,

Were fIrst in duet acting, andin

extemporan000s speaking joel

LevItt and Jim Fry, both of Mor-

ton Grove, were first and second

respectively.

7OoitI.

HELLO We are introducing ourse1vs to you.

Ian't ii oxciting to stroll into the

ARCADE ofthe TAlISMAN VILLAGE at

2640 GOlF RD., (Space #147)

in GLENVIEW, ILL.

andjind a little bit oJ.5th Ave. lind Michigan Ave.

rolled into one deliciously Feminine shop?

The very. newest Incosmetics and

to be shown exactly bow co apply

it, to make a more beautiful you.

That important item of sleepwear

for that IinportantNlgbt, when you

want to look your most allurIng.

The exact touch in elegance of

accesoorles, fIrst in fashion for

you.

l'hat Perfect gift, for your home

or someone special.

And when everyone alAs

you-

" Where didyonfind

it?" Ton will

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Why don't you just drop In and have an tlAuoual cup of coffee

with us. Come In and relax & browse.

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FACTORY PRICE

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or. Hospitâl

:. Art Club Stuffs... Toys

Maine East Art club members (1,-r.)

Wanayliorn Benjawan of

Des Plaines, John Cichon et Des Plaines, LaurIe Engwàli of Des

Plaines, Sue Barakat of NUes, and Pat Jager oftolleswork on

stuffed anImals to be donated to Lutheran General hospital.

Nues Firemen Host

Mechanics.

Seminar

The Niles Fire Deportment,

Ing recognized for theIr lead-

ershlp in the fireflghting field,

established another "first°' re-

cently when they hooted the first

fIre department mechanics seto-

tear held In the state of Illinois,

TIW two-deyechool,whichdrew

60 fire mechanics from 30 towns

aa far away an Normal and Wau-

began woo sponsored by the Ill-

10010 'feonIonoI FIre Chief's

AssoCiotlon, The classes we rn

conducted by recognized leadoro

.,.

In the maintenance field, such

as Hugh Walker, columnist for

. Fire EngIneerIng, Ralph Browne,

an expert In alternators, reg-

01enero and electrical accessor-

leo, sod Kenneth Hoffman, of the,

Hale Fixe Pomp company,

According to NUco Fire Chief

Albert L, Hoelbl, the course co-

vered all phases of mechanicsl

repair and mninteoonce of fIre

apparatus.

Thin,

according to

Chief Hoelhl, representa a oub

stantlal savings to village hod-

geta because much el the work

Io able to. be performed by on

duty fIre Personnel. The school

was so well received that s cl-

Artistic Italian people have

como to Nues to show the

residents the best of Italian

At a special ididion of 'the'

Board . o

Education o Maine

Township High School Diotrict

207 Monday evening, Dec. 6, E.

art. Ugo Fiore has received ¡%

Hoy McConnell, 1710 Glenvlew

3 Gold Medals for his work

ave., Park Ridge, was appointed

as an artist and Interior

to membership on the board as

Decorator.

a replacement for Wesley Hart-

mIl, NUes, who renlgued efec..

lIve Dec. 1, McConnell will serve

out the remaInIng four menthe of

HarmeD's term.

A former member of the DIs-

el'

trict 207 hoard, McConnell Is

weU qualified for the appoint-

ment, having had- cons1derabe

-,-

Ìl. experlence.ln board pzocediire

TELEPHONE:

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8068 N. MILWAUKEE.

825-6925

iumi

NILES,1LLINOIS

serviceontheDistrlc,t207be

L9ls:=:.

KC's Spönsor

Tou,°izament

villsn mechanic for one of the ' '

nation's largest.truck msnufac-

' '

tureo'swhlcb producosfiee appsr-

alus even attended. Because of

theI enthusiasm shows, Chief

North

American

Martws

Hostel saId, the school will be Knights of Columbus Council will

corne an annual affair,

again ' sponsor theIr fIfth annual

At the same time, two NUes

Holiday Tourumnent at St. John

fIrefighters, Thomas Marcotte Brebeuf gym, .8200 N. Harlem,

and Michael

, Riley, attended the NUes. For 7th grade students the

11th Annual Advanced Practical

tourname9t will be played on the

Course on Emergency Aid and followIng days: Sunday. Dec. 19

Transportation of. the Critically from 1 p,rn. to 8 p.m.; Monday,

Ill

and Injured. during a four

Dec. 20 from 6 to 9 i.rn. (quit'-

day course given at the Chicago cor finals); Thesday, Dec. 21 -

Fire Academy.

7 to' 8 p.m.; Sunday. Jau. 2 -

This brings to 36 the number

12:30 p.m. (3rd, and, 4th place);

of Nibs firefighters to attend

Sunday, Jane 2

1:30 p.m. (7th

this school which was qutabllok- grade cheerleading); Sunday, jan.

'ed In 1963.

2 - 2 p.m. (1st and 2nd place).'

More than 170 firefighters and

For 8th grade: Saturday, Dec.'

ambulance attendants from the

15 from I p.m to S p.m.; Son-

Midwest participothd. in what has day, Dec. 26 from I p,afl

to 8

become one of the most promIs-

p.m.; Monday, Doc. 27 from 6

ont uornisoro In the emergency te 9 p.m.) flaesday, Dec. 28 from

first aid field In the nation, lt 6 to 9 p.m.; Wednesday, Dec.

Is now presented twice each year

29 from 6 to 9 p,m

(quarter

because of the great demand for

finals); Thursday, Dec. 30 from

' its Information.

6 to 7 p.m. (semI_finals); Sun-

The course covers ill

daases

day, JAn. 2 - 4 p.m. 9rd and 4th

of treatment Including fractures,

place); Sunday, Jau. 2 - 5 p.m.

childbirth, burns, artIficIal reo-

(5th grade cheerleading); Sunday,

pirados. shock and' the hxtrica.. Jan. 2 - 6:30 p.m. (lot and 2nd

lion of victims from auto acri- place). '

dents.

lnstructoro are choosen .

Chairmen Larry Skaja and Stan

from a list of the leading ex..

Hinkt stated tels wlli be one of

ports,

matly of them medical the ler.geat tournaments In the

professors at. the leading, med-

ares with an entry of 48 teamo.

leal collegen.

Refreshments will be 'served,

Chief Hoelhl sold' 1cm

impur.. Grand Knight Charles O'Grady

toot that Hilen fIrefighters keep

Informs us that In additionto the

up with the latest developments

regular llaphies awarded to the

in this fIeld enpoclally since the

winners , there wifi be special

deparment has been a pioneer

awards for the cheerleaders.

in operatIng and emergency am- '

Come and see In action these

balance nervino in the northwest .7th and 8th grade studenta, the fu-

suburban oreo.

lure Stars of tomorrow.'

Appointed 'to

list. 201 '

Board

huard president, vice, plAsldent,

pabIlo relations chalrahan and

chairman of the important educo-

lion conimittees,

In speaking of fappofltt5oenl

William P. Wuehrmann, presi-

dent of the board, commented;

"We are extremely pleased thot

Mr. McConnell will take on this

respoilbiUty aoci rejoiio os on

the hoard, especially at thIs d11

ficult' period wbeq the board io

faced withsomaaiyflnancial prob

lems. Wewiil certin)y welcome

the educational leadership he will

provide."

Macbell, whom McConnell will

re:place, was compleilsg his sixth

oar on the board when ho moved

from the towuablp and was on-

able to complete thé laut

mnths of his tarin in office.

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